Sherbrooke daily record, 16 mars 1964, lundi 16 mars 1964

[" WEATHER Cloudy with clear periods and a few flurries today becoming clear by late afternoon; cold; winds westerly 20 to 40.High today at Sherbrooke 25.Outlook for Tuesday: Increasing cloudiness with flurrie* by afternoon.bf tbrookc Dailii Becocd Today's Chuckle Don't drive »« If you owned the rood \u2014 drive e* if you ewned the car.Price: 7 Cents Fstablished 1897 Political-economic needs -\t' ~ SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1964 Hope to land 1,150 men by March 24 Sixty - Seventh Year press budget due tonight C d H d d i d 11 trOODS are nTTSws .ppi lr>n«.its rWpat in thp Commons an- makine a minimum 25 per cent\tsi| route necessary.Prices split up UK Tories OTTAWA (CPI\u2014Some long- its defeat in the Commons ap- making a minimum 25 per cent: standing questions likely will be pears unlikely, this isn't out of ownership available to Cana-answered tonight when Walter the question and the govern- dian investors.For companies Gordon delivers his second ment must be prepared to con- which don't do this, the with-budget speech in the Commons, test an election at any time, holding tax on dividends trans-issues of tax rates, economic Thus the budget must be politi-jferred out of Canada is sched-growth, foreign investment and cal'y palatable.\tuled to rise to - per c federal-provincial affairs may The budget will contain £, 15 next Jan.1.all be affected bv the decisions forecast of the economic 11 has bee\" sug,!e*t^ \u2019hat announced by the 58-year-old fi- weather ahead, probably pre- corP°r«tlon ™ .p lh.nance minister.His speech will dieting that the current eco- En-ted States ma ma start when the Commons reas- nomic upswing now entering its chanSC m withholding semblés at 9 p.m.EST following fourth year will about match in the supper adjournment.\t1964 its performance last year Mr.Gordon faces the same The actual \u2018ax measures in dilemma he had last year\u2014a tbe budget \"dl s*10\"\u2019 v,betib^r lack of room to manoeuvre.,he government has decided to ,\t,\t.\t,\t,\t, give a further impetus to the He has another large budget ^onomy, particularly in prob- deficit behind h.m-S68a.OOO.OOO ,em areas of slow ,h and for the fiscal year ending March h unem lo ment.Si-and with pressures on him Foreign investors cspecia\u201ey o reduce îhe de iui, major 3X j[10se controllmg companies in CU^f aue u^1^c^;\tCanada, will be watching to see On the other side is the P°\u2018 whether Mr.Gordon egrries fur- LONDON (CP)\u2014It is becom-litical pressure on the minority^ his avowed intent to slow Lng increasingly apparent that: Liberal government.Although,down and eventually reverse the government has got itself inj -\u2014The extension of foreign control a large sized mess over the pro- jin Canadian industry.\tposed bill to end resale price j Provincial premiers will be maintenance, listening too for any sign of Ot- The ministers handling it ob-tawa's attitude on their hopes ; viously miscalculated both the for improvements in the fed- strength of the back bench op-eral - provincial tax - sharing position and their ability to con-arrangements.No change is trol it.I likely this year, beyond the ex- Now thcre is Speculation they tra $87,500,000 announced last may resort to the '\u2022guillotine\u201d November.But a new federal-,l0 iimit opposition from their (provincial conference opens in own Conservative col-; Quebec City two weeks from ]cagues when the bill to end i Tuesday.\t: price-fixing by manufacturers1 WAITS FOR REPORT\treaches committee stage in a I On the question of lax w>eek.changes, Mr.Gordon has al- To some observers, the use of ready said he preferred to wait this parliamentary device to cut for the report of the royal com- the time for discussing the bill mission on taxation, expected would be a major humiliation, j later this year.\tAnd it would rob the Conserva- He has been under heavy itives of one of their traditional pressure to do away wdth the electoral assets\u2014their image as isales tax imposed by his last a united party, thinking virtu-budget on building materials (ally with one mind on all inland production equipment.The portant issues, tax originally was set at 11 per Until recently il was the Lacent, but Mr.Gordon stretched\tbor Opposition that was dogged out the impact by reducing the\tby squabbles and revolts within levy to four per cent, with an\tits ranks.But lately, in a mood additional four per cent to be\tthat one Sunday paper refers to added April 1 and the final\tas \"the Tories'death wish,\u201d the three-per-cent tax to come next\textreme right wing of the Tory Jan.1.\tparty has crossed swords fre- He has hinted at the possi- quently with the majority, bility of an adjustment in last So far the right-wingers have year's controversial budge t\tbeen more of a nuisance than an Walter\tJames\tDore,\ttreasurer\tmeasures designed to prod for-\teffective threat.They failed to of the\tSherbrooke\tDaily\tRecord\tcign-controlled subsidiaries into\tstop the government s attempt Company Limited since 1962.________________________ lto enter the, common market.died suddenly at his home, 815'\t_ _\tTailed to get former Prime Mm Buck Street, Sherbrooke, early1 Sfij it ICQ Mfff C unusually quiet Cyprus jMI /' ?wnSttciMi ilia ¦ m \"* (;, «.ck Cypriot and vehicles today and got ^p^ijition has denounced Bril readv for an inspection by l.t ain for ils efforts to enforce a Gen Geoffrey Walsh, chief of \"uce on the island, their gov- ,\teminent hailed the arrival of the army general staff\t,hp Cflnadi)ln, An in ai|.port Sailors beKan to load supplies.wr>|(.omo interior Minister Poly armored cars and trucks aboard (.arp()S r.eorgadjis said, \u201cthe 1 be 20,000 ton aircraft caniei contribution of tlie UN force to Bonaventure after a busy week effmts of the Cyprus govern end of stripping down the ca?\ti*store law and order rier for troop and transport ac wl]| immense.\u201d com modal ion.\tN() shoo)ins\trrpo|.,pd on The Bona'Pidiire recalled (-vm.(|, sundav from Allantic exercises last week, was tentatively scheduled to sail for Cyprus Wednesday with 100 soldiers and 60 vehicles.The soldiers will hoard the car ricr Tuesday.Gan.ill.Elll,: !l ill.11 lil'l LOADING SUPPLIES \u2014 Sailors carry boxes of ship's supplies aboard the aircraft KRHIIIK carrier Bonaventure in pre paration for leaving Halifax this week to transport troops and army equipment to Cyprus.(CP Wirephoto from National Defence) A Cypriot government spokes man said Turkish-Cypriols set fire to some unoccupied Greek Cypriot houses in Ayios Them! horns, a village near Larnaca in southern Cyprus.It was the Walsh was expected to lin|v rfi()()l-|e(( incident of the arrive here today and inspect d()v the troops before they embark.: Cypriot Vico President Fa/.il The troops being ferried to LybRutchuk, leader of the island's pros will support an advance Turkish community, flew by HEADS ADVANCE PARTY \u2014 Col.R.A.C.Amy, 45, a native of Newcastle, N.B., la leading an 11-man reconnai-same party to Cyprus.The advance party left Friday hy air from Trenten, Ontario, aboard an RCAF Yukon.(CP Wirephoto from National Defence) ?Van Dcos fiy to Cyprus with Vanier farewell QUEBEC (CP)-tle dress, blue -Wearing bat-berets and Canadian contingent of Die Bobby Baker this morning.Mr.Dore was 58 Funeral will be held Thursday, at 2 p.m.at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect Street.WASHINGTON (CP) \u2014 Presi-Rcv.Graham Barr officiating, dent Johnson has disowned Burial will be in the Cookshire Bobby Baker, whose financial cemetery,\twizardry has fascinated the Born in Montreal Oct.21, Senate.He also has raised new 1905.Mr.Dore W'as educated questions about relations be- at St.Patrick's Boys\u2019 School there.Upon completion of his schooling, he joined an auditing firm in Montreal, where he worked for a number of years.In December, 1937, he joined the Frasier-Thornton Company in Cookshire as an accountant, and later became manager.In 1958, Air.Dore joined the accountant and office manager, and was appointed treasurer of the company four years later.He was a member of the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club.Mr.Dore is survived by his ister Macmillan\u2019s resignation at (he height of the \u201cProfumo affair\u201d and failed to get broader laws for corporal punishment.But this time their strength is greater and even if they do not remained alone in a jai while his lawyers Ruby and his lawyer fear attack from 'this vicious city, ' Dallas helicopter Sunday to Klima in soulliweslern Cyprus, the scene oof heavy fighting between blue United Nations shoulder patches, 223 troops from Can- Tu rkish-CyprtoU adu's famed Van Doos regiment flew to Cyprus Sunday.to leave An- Greek- and week ago.\t( Flights were Ktilchuk, returning to Nicosia, (,iennc - I Weattierwise 6:15 p.m.3) News 5) News 6:25 p.m.5) Weather 6:26 p.m.It) Profile 6:30 p.m.3) News Huntley A Brinkley Citizen James 12) Pulse 7:00 p.m.3) The Rebel 5) Bill Dana K) News R) News J2) Death Valley Dayi 7:15 p.m.kj New* 7:23 p.m.6:30 a.m.I\u2019eal Pattern I) Continental Class-room 7:00 a.m.I) Test Pattern 5) Today 7:25 a.m.5) Farm New» 3) Test Pattern 7:30 a.m.5) Today 1:00 a.m.I) Capt Kangaroo 1:15 a.m.I) Farm and Home 5) News 1:30 a.m.I) Today IM5 a.m.I) Toddy Bear > p.m.6) Sports 7:25 Weather 7:30 p.m.1) To Tell The Truth â) Movie fi) Don Messer Hi Outer Limita 12) Shannon 8:00 p.m.)) I\u2019ve Got A Secret fi) Garry Moore 12) Dick Van Dyke 8:30 p.m.3) Lucille Ball Ht Wagon Train ! 12) McHalc s Navy 9:00 p.m.; i) D Viewpoint 8) Weather 12) Pulse 11:20 o.m.3) Tomorrow\u2019s Weather 3) Sports fi) Final Edition 8) Movie 11:25 p.m.3) Bowling fi) Sports 11:30 p.m.5) Tonight Show 12) Pierre Berton 12 Midnight 12) New s house 10:25 a.m.5)\tNBC News 10:30 a.m.I I Lova Lucy 3) Word For Word 8) Chez Helene 8) Town St Country Time 12) Coffee Break 10:45 6)\tNursery School Time 10:55 a.m.t) Falrview Weather Forecast 11:00 a.m.) Real McCoys 5) Concentration 8) Loretta Young 8) Price it Right j 12) Ed Allen 11:30 a.m.\u2022 Pete and Gladys 3) Missing Link r») Girl Talk 8) Object Is | 12) Romper Room 11:54 a m.12:00 noon 3) Love Of Life H) Montreal Magazine » Your First impivs sion | 12) Theatre 8) Seven Keys 12:30 p m.I 3) Search For Tomorrow j 5) Trush or Consequences 8) Movie hi Fathers Knows Best \u2022 2.45 p.m 3) Guiding Light 1:0O p.m.D Weather 1 3) Ernie Ford H» Ernie Ford ; 12) Theater 1:03 p.m.31 Across The Fenc# 1:15 p.m.i 3) Mixing Bowl 1:30 p.m.3) As The World Tumi 5) News 8) Movie 1:43 p m.5) On The Local Scene 8) CBS Newt 2:00 p.m.You 3) Password I 3) Price Is Right 8) Password 2:30 p m.3) House party 3) Doctors 8) Scarlet Hill R) Day In Court 12) Bow laway 2:45 p.m.8) Quebec Legislature 3:00 p.m.3i To Tell The Truth 5) Loretta Young 8) Take Thirty R) General Hospital ! 12) Herrs Looking At 3:30 p.m.3) Edge of Night *) You Don\u2019t Say H) Friendly Giants R) Queen For A Day 12) People In Conflict 3:45 p.m.8) Misterogcrs 4:00 p.m.3> Secret Storm 6) Fireball 3) Father Knows Best R) Trailmaster 12) Surprise Party 4:30 p.m.! 3) Movie | 3) Trailmaster 8) Dennis The Menace 5:00 p.m.| 1) Rooney 6) Kazzle Dazzle 3) Superman 5.30 p.m.3) Sports fi) Come Listen Aw hile R> Earlv bhow 12) Mickey Mouse Club 5:40 p.m.! 5) Adventure Club 6:00 p.m 3) World ot Sports 5)\tRocky And His Friends 6)\tC.B.C.News 8) Youth Special 12) A Kin To Win 6:10 p.m.3) Weatherwise 6:15 p.rr.3) News 3) News 6:30 p.m.3) Newstime 5) Huntley \u2022 Brinkley \u2022 12) Pulse 8) Watch Your VYaatb 6:45 p.m.8) Sammy Davis Jr.7:00 p.m.3) Huckleberry Hound 1 3) Mr.Novak 8) CBC TV News H) News 1 12) The Littleit Hobo 7:25 p.m.1 8) Sports R) Weather 7:30 p.m.b Marshal) Dillon M Adventure 8) Combat 12) My Favorite Martian 8:00 p.m.1) Red Skelton 3) The Deputv 6) Patty Duke 12) Movie 2:30 p.m 5) Mellale\u2019s Navy R) Horsemen Pass By 9:00 p.m.DPettlcoat Junction 5)\tRichard Boone 8) Dog Show 8) Movie 9:30 p.m.3) Jack Benny 6)\tFront Pas« Challenge* 12) Joey Bishop i0:00 p.m.3) Gary Moore >) Bell Telephone 6) Newsmagazine 12) Eleventh Hour 10:30 p.m.6) Quest 11:00 p.m.3) News 5) New s 12) News 11:10 p.m.3) News 3) N e w s 11:13 p.m.8) Viewpoint 5) Weather 12) Pulse 11:20 p.m.1) Weather 5)Sports fi) Final Edition 8) Movie 11:25 p.m.3) Movie 11:30 p.m 5)\tThe Tonight Show 6)\tMovie 12) Pierre Berton 12:00 Midnight 12) News 12:15 a.m.3) Movie Mrs.Fletcher and Mrs.Thwaitcs will be canvassers of the branch for the Cancer campaign.Cash donations were voted to the Cancer Fund, the Red Cross, and the Save the Children Fund.It was announced that the.Hatley Center branch will entertain the annual meeting of; the Stanstead County W.I.at the North Hatley Curling Club,! in May.The contents of the travelling | basket, provided by Mrs.Hobbs and Mrs.Pocock, were quickly } byÇuiacy IPfl rr y Mi « ÉÉM \"Why would you want to go out to a stag dinner?We still have half a stag in the freezer!\" SPRINC sold adding to the branch funds, > and the prize for perfect at- 1 tendance throughout the year was won by Mrs.J.Johnston.Following adjournment of the business meeting members and the 11 guests present honored a senior member, Mrs.E.Woodward, who was observing her SJrd, birthday, with the presen tation of a basket of gifts.A birthday cake was brought in.and a social time enjoyed.GENERAL NOTES Mrs.H.Montgomery, principal of the North Hatley High School, has accepted a position as French specialist at the High School in St.Johns.FIRST FIELD Australia's first commercial oil field will go into production in March, 1964.at Moonie, 190 milea southwest of Brisbane.I mMMERim Sherbrooke Doily Record PRINTING DEPARTMENT SO Camirand St.\u2014 Sharbroak* Ttl.569 3636 P * Aldershot Chapter I.O.D.E.at the Sherbrooke Country Club SAT., March 21st 9.30 p.m.to 1.30 a.m.Irving Richards Orchestra $4.00 PER COUPLE Reservations: 562-5509 \u2014 562-0442 This space through the generosity of the following firm: SMITH LTEE Ready-To-Wear for Men.Women and Children 104 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-2454 Toast of the Town TIP TOP\u2019S ready-to-wear Medalist Tip Top has a wonderful selection of new spring fabrics made up into ready-to-wear Medalist suits.There are worsteds, traditional herringbones, checks and plains in both two and three button styles.You\u2019ll agree, dollar for dollar a Medalist suit is Canada\u2019s best clothing value.Drop in today and choose yours from this stunning collection.TIP TOP TAILORS FEATURED AT OUR TWO STORES |éo laliberte & fils lté \u2018 Symbol of Fine Quality for Over 50 Years\u201d 101 Wellington Street North \u2014 Sherbrooko \u2014 end at our branch store \u2014 V£TfM\u20acNTS - CLOTHICRS \u2019'Home of the famous Campus Shop\u201d Sherbrooke Shopping Centre \"Baby got hlghchalr now , \u2022 .Mommy find it with Record Classified ad!\" The Sherbrooke Record Classified Dept.569-3636 or your district Record correspondent.i-m Sbetbtoo&elMij 'Ettotd MON., MAR 16.1964 'Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy* SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 T»l.S&M5S5 Trade promotion sought for PQ in New England T.F.FLAHIFF To address Rotary tomorrow Terrence Fleming Flahilf, barrister, president of Mani-couagan Power Company; vice-president of Ontario Paper Co.Ltd., Quebec North Shore Paper Company and director of Canadian British Aluminum Co.of Montreal, will be the guest speaker at the Sherbrooke Rotary Club\u2019s special Ladies\u2019 Night dinner - meeting at the New Sherbrooke Hotel tomorrow at 6:30 p.m.The subject of Brigadier Flahiff\u2019s address will be \u201cThe Black Forty-Seven\u201d which will be of keen interest to all, particularly to the descendants of the early Irish settlers of Canada.The address will be broadcast over radio station CKTS at 7:35 to 8 p.m.The meeting will be the Club's spring Ladies\u2019 Night and it is expected that a record number will be in attendance for the occasion.Mrs.Fiahiff, a daughter of the late Hon.Albert Sevigny, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec, will accompany her husband to Sherbrooke and attend the dinner-meeting.Mr.Fiahiff w'as deputy direc- Boy, 13 is struck by a car The Association of Industrial Commissions of the Province of Quebec has submitted a brief to the Minister of Industry and Commerce that would set up: \u2022\tan exhibition in Boston depicting the development of commerce in Quebec and the growth of tourism.\u2022\ta permanent Quebec representative in Boston and Chicago to promote industry, commerce and tourist trade.The brief was presented by,- the President of the Association, Paul Gervais of Sherbrooke.Mr.Gervais told the Record this morning he was confident the brief would be accepted by fhe ministry.He said the increased budget of the depart ment for 1964 fiscal year would allow for increased promotional activities, such as the ones suggested by the Association of industrial commissions.\t|\t\u201e\t,, ,\t, ! Mr.Gervais said the plans of , ^ 13-year-old boy was struck the Association were in line a car ln Sherbrooke yester-beina day\u2019 municlPal ponce reported Six homeless House levelled by fire near Lennoxville \\ two store) building owned In (iordon Herring of l.ciiuowille was knelled In fire on Knute 5 a quarter of a mile from the outskirts of l.cnnoxville last night at 7 p.m.Six people were left homeless.Fltou Ihirton, his wife and two children and lined Howe and his sister .ludv.Dae id llunliug, l.ennoxe ille lire chief reported that the bln/e was caused he a break in the chim-nee between the floor hoards of the second storey.The fire eras well under ST.PATRICK'S DAY \u2014 The Richmond St.Patrick's Society celebrated Us 87lh.anniversary, Saturday evening when a banquet evas held at the Richmond Cabaret.Judge John O\u2019Meara of Montreal, second from left, guest speaker, is being welcomed by Jerome Hayes, president of the society.Others in the photo are, left to right, Bert Allan, Mrs.Allan, Rill Hannon, and Jim Hannon.Mrs.Allan is a sister of Jim and Bill Hannon, all of whom have been members of the local society for the oast 30 years.(Record Photo by Win.11 Liman) with similar attempts made by the provincial and fed- thla.morn\u2018ns' .\tr\" \u2018^JQ7J.L /-.nnitiai-cnrx/ Ttalrl eral governments to encourage Pierre Grenier, 13, of 41 jQCiety S O / th QtinIVetSQty nQlU the establishment of new in-,fV'®^e\tSherbrooke was dustry to increase employ\ta car driven'b>'wmiam ment and economic growth.J°hn Brown, of 2281 Bachand The abundance of natural re !\u2018?lreeV Sheibiooke, police said sources in the province would I f\"e, °^i according the Sher-,\t«\u2022If\t\u2022 «I\tr*v \u2022 g\t| >H-SGervais*said^ exb',:i\u2019,ions'jknocked down \"\u2019bile attempting of St.Patrick s Day in the Richmond area Mr.Gervais stressed the im- Iun acriOSS King Street West.' Banquet and parade mark the celebration portance of the United States He was taken to the Hotel RICHMOND \u2014 True to their as a source of capital for Indus' Dieu Hos,Pitai and hospitalized native tradition, many Irishmen trial development.\twith a broken ankle.The New England states \"\t- would be the logical place to n.i\t¦ start looking for capital and to KlCnlTlOnd COUIlty promote Quebec because these\t' states are so close to ours anci bsCtltH cliniCS therefore a fertile ground for promotional activity, he said.BRIEFLETS BURY Sponsored by the United Church Women, the annual St.Patrick\u2019s tea and fancy work sale will be held in the Mac- tor-general of Industrial Re-.\t\u201e 1945 and later kenzie Cha:pel Hal1\u2019 Bury' on conversion in executive assistant to the Deputy Minister of Reconstruction and Supply.He was decorated by the president of the United States with the Legion of Merit and by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands with the Order of Orange Nassau, degree of commander.Tuesday, March 17th.There will RICHMOND \u2014 (Special) \u2014 Richmond County health clinics for immunization against diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus and polio will be held at the following places this week: March 17, Asbestos, Notre Dame de Toutes Joies parish, in basement of presbytery from 2 to 3:30 p.m.March 18, Danville, Town Hall, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.; March 19, Windsor, St.Gabriel be the usual \u201cFish Pond,\u201d for\tbaSe,ment of Presbytery the kiddies, admission 60c and lr,m 0 ^ P m' 35c All are welcome.Legal matters of the family to be discussed SAWYERVILLE Irish stew and baked bean supper Wednesday, March 18th.5-8:00 at the United Church Hall, Sawyerville.Adm.Adults $1.00, children 60c.SHERBROOKE Food Sale in Les Ateliers Be-| langer store, 9:30 a.m.Thurs-day, March 19, sponsored by St.Mary\u2019s Guild, St.Paul\u2019s Church.By MRS.JOHN WILKINS (Record correspondent) and friends joined in célébrât,^ a ^ who had ,been a|Kngdom of God by the shod- ^ Roman slave, and after being ding of human blood, he said.\u2018' freed came back to help the The speaker went on to say people of Ireland because he that if we are to continue to loved them so much.\tlive in our free society in this The wonderful tiling about beautiful country which we all St.Patrick, and about the Irish, '°ve, we must continue to piac-is that he performed a miraclei'jee .the heeds and loyalties of ing the 87th anniversary of the founding of SI.Patrick's ciety of Richmond and vicin-ity at a banquet held on Saturday evening at the Richmond Cabaret and also al the annual parade on Sunday.A large number attended the banquet, at Which time the of conversion that has never St.Patrick.We must always remember \u2022 j , T \u201e\t\u201e j been equalled before or since.\t, r , president, Jerome Hayes called u\u201e\t\u201e-i^iD that the most ordinary life has on Kenneth Ryan, vice-president, to introduce the guest speaker, Hon.Judge A.John O\u2019Meara of Montreal, who has been a Judge of the Court of Criminal Sessions since January, 1958.Judge O\u2019Meara spoke about the character of St.Patrick, who was a very wonderful man.He was not really a Gael at all.He converted nearly the whole population in some 20 years without there having been spilled one drop of human blood.When you consider what has happened in the course of history in the name of Christianity, Ih is is a very remarkable achievement, Judge O\u2019Meara said.It is the miracle of (he Irish that they did not enter into the How do you obtain a birth!\tSHERBROOKE certificate?How does onei Auction Sale March 21st, 1964! \u201cadopt\u201d a baby?What are the j at Art Bennett\u2019s Auction House, j advantages of a marriage con Lennoxville at 1.00 p.m., sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi in aid; tract?What are the rights of a wife over her own earnings and property?What, is the difference between divorce and an annulment, a marriage licence!or 567-6583.and banns?These questions\tand other\tSHERBROOKE matters concerning\twills, succession duties, all\trelated to the legal implications of the family will be discussed at the next meeting of the Lennoxville and Ascot Home and School Association in the Lennoxville ,\t,\t,\t.High School Thursday, at 8.15\t^ tas °f\u201e16th,Mar\u2019 Pend; ^\tj ing relocation due to Montreal The theme speakers will be Jerri11.Br\u2018dge- Fc>r further in-Rene Monty, Municipal Judge forrnatlon caB 369-1565.and local lawyer, and Rev.A.B.Lovelace, Minister of Len-\tSHERBROOKE noxville United Church.There Ac,v®nc« notice \u2014 will be an opportunity for the; Shamrock luncheon, Plymouth; audience to participate in the | Church Hall, Tuesday, March discussion.\t|l7, 11:30 a.m.to 1:30 p.m.of the Child Welfare Clinic.11 Anyone wishing to donate ar-N tides, contact 562-2293 , 569-1973 Rummage sale Synagogue Hall, Montreal St., Wed.Mar.18 at 2:00 p.m.SHERBROOKE Doctor Fletcher\u2019s office will .nr' ASBESTOS SOUVENIR \u2014 J.O.Eby, left, manager of the Jeffrey Mine open pit, is mu' inimité of silenco was ob-l served in memory of deceased members of the Society after which Rev.Father Gauthier said grace.The gathering was greeted by president Jerome Hayes, whoi said there had been a celebration in Richmond since 1877.He spoke of the friendly rela lionship in Richmond between all nationalities and faillis.The president welcomed a former president of the society, Raymond Johnston and Mrs.Johnston from Sic.Anne de Bellevue.Mr.Dussaull brought greeting and good wishes from the St.Jean Baptiste Society.Telegrams were received from Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Burns, who are both ill in Ottawa and Judge Redmond Hayes of Sherbrooke, with greetings.During the banquet vocal selections were listened to.Miss Françoise Proulx sang a Little as much merit in the eyes of God as the life of a well-known person.We claim to be free, fhe judge said, to be equal in a court of law, but we are not truly free while Ihere are second or third class citizens.If we wish to preserve the democratic processes of our civilization, we must I see in our own everyday lives that there is no stigma attached to any person because of his religion, language or color of his skin, the judge said.Judge O\u2019Meara repeated some of his thoughts in French.He urged everyone to be true to the spirit of Christianity al all times, and to he on the alert to weed out from our lives even the slightest prejudice againsl others.Only in this way, he said can we build a heritage of a free world for our children, and the generations to follow.The guest speaker was thanked by Leo Delaney.HEAD TABLE Seated at the head table were Rev.Father A.Dupuis of Holy Family Church, Mrs.F.Dus sault, Mr.Dussault, president! headed by Chief of Police Paul of St.Jean Baptiste Society,jClaire, with Grand Marshal Rev.Father A.Gauthier of St.Denis Keenan of Greenlay and Bibiane Church, Hon.Judge A.Foot Marshal Thomas O\u2019Don John OIMeara, guest speaker, nell of Windsor Mills, followed and Jerome Hayes, president!by the Richmond Harmony of St.Patrick\u2019s Society.\tjBand, under the direction of After God Save the Queen,[Roland Letourneau.way when the department was nidified of the fire, he said.Fourteen volunteer firemen, under the direction of Mr.Hunting fought the blaze for about four hours.Gordon Herring was still at the scene of the fire this morning with some of his fellow workers of Fairview Dairy.It was necessary to remain on guard all Sunday night.Flames were still breaking out, occasionally at 10 a.m.this morning.A barn and two sheds were saved from the flames.Flames had reached serious proportions at about H p.m.last night because of a high wind.\u201cIt is only because of the fine work of the volunteer fire department that the barn was saved as the wind was blowing flames directly at the structure,\u201d Mrs.Gordon Herring said.The loss of the wooden structure was estimated to be between $10,000 and $12,- 000, it was reported by Chief lliinting.Some furniture was saved from (be blaze, but clothing and other personal belongings were all destroyed.\u2022 The two families had no insurance.The house was insured for $8,000, Mrs.Herring said.Bit of Heaven and Joe Doyle, sang Macheshla and With My Shillelagh Under My Arm.The Halligans Howlers rendered two selections, Cianecy Lowered the Boon and I\u2019ll Take You Home Again Kathleen.Door prizes were won by Miss Alice Cleary, K.Dussault, M.O\u2019Donnell and II.Smith.The president thanked all those who had helped in any way to make the evening a success.He outlined the program for the parade on Sunday.Dancing was then enjoyed.The parade on Sunday was to help the retarded The \u201cOpen Air Living\u201d exhibition to be staged at Sherbrooke's Belvedere Street Ar money April 9 to 12 is to help retarded children.The exhibit, organized by Gilles Choquette, will include an unarmed Bomarc missile as the principal exhibit.A sports car display is also planned.42 dead in mishaps By THE CANADIAN PRESS At least 42 persons died in accidents across Canada (luring the weekend, with two triple highway fatalities bringing the total of road deaths to IK).Three deaths were by fire.Ontario led the list with one fire and 16 traffic deaths, including a triple fatality, according to a survey by The Canadian Press from 6 p.m.Friday to midnight Sunday local times.seen presenting a sample of asbestos fibre to Mines Minister Benidickson.Their origins Street names of Sherbrooke (Record photo by Wm.H.Lunan) FREE PASSAGE The particles in the tail of a comet are so widely spaced that the molecules can travel Adults $1.25, children 75c.SHERBROOKE The 67th edition of the Sher-| brooke Record Annual Review 1,000,000,000 miles without col-jwill be published on Saturday! liding.\t'i&HÊ March 21st.Additional copies j - -may be reserve(j by writing the Federal mines minister visits open pit operation in Asbestos (MAIL ORDER, ASBESTOS \u2014 Federal Min- Circulation Dept., copies mail- lstc.r Mines Benidickson was: ed in Canada 10c each; U.S.A.!n,Asbesi°sT;\ton \\he invi\u2019 15c each\ttation of Patrick Asselm, MP for Richmohd-Wolfe and made a visit to the Canadian Johns-Manville operations.Accompanying Mr.Benidickson on the trip was Jean Paul 5 _ 45 RPM Hit Parad* ($5.00 Value) RECORDS for OOc only ^ * SEATLE WIGS SO QQ \u2014 real saran hair BEATLE FAN CLUB 3Va\" picture buttons \u2014 SHERBROOKE Sher-Lenn Choir, will sing the RECORDS Requiem by Johannes Brahms, in St.Peer\u2019s Church Sher-jj^; ^ünt d^Tmin^-brooke on Monday, March l6 at ^ 0rval Troy, executive as-8.30 p.m.Tickets $1.00 at the sjsUnt to the minjster; H M ( oor'\tiWoodrooffe, an expert in asbes- tos mining attached to the department, Mr.Edward Chatelle, publicity department of mines es Mafia suspect PALERMO (AP)\u2014-Police Sun-;ancj \\jrs Benidickson.By WM.H.LUNAN (Special to the Record) which the country may gain from local and foreign trade.\u201d at the town hall in the late at- \u201cThe new trade school which ternoon when Mayor J.Mau- y°u have is indeed a marvelous rice Beauchesne welcomed the structure and an asset to the party.Also present were mem-Jcommunity- Our department in hers of the executive staff of Ottawa, technicians and advi-the Canadian Johns-Manville:sors> are at the disposal of the Company, the town councillors staff of your school and we will and the school commissioners, indeed be glad to assist in any Mayor Beauchesne presented way Possihle.a pair of gold cuff-iinks and tie A cocktail was served, follow-clip which were set with pieces ed by a banquet at the Cana-of asbestos fibre, to Mr.Beni- dian Johns-Manville Iroquois dickson.Mrs.Beauchesne made Club where Mr.J.O.Eby, man- each Hundreds of brand new late issue POCKET BOOKS ,\t- - a presentation of a corsage to ager of the Jeffrey Mine, pre- arrested oeopoldo\tgroUp arrived from Ot- Mrs.Benidickson while Mrs.J.sented Mr.Benidickson with a .\t®.0, described as a tawa, Friday morning by plane O.Eby presented a corsage to''dock of asbestos fibre suitably Mafia chieftain sought in Sicily ^ {|,e Sherbrooke airport from Mrs.P.Asseiin.\t[mounted on a wood base.4QC day night ¦ * Cancellieri Reg.value 25c O\tS|\tsons last year.and 35c each\t© for\t (Add 3% Ont.sales tax)\tBLAIS & MADRO Money order, cash or C.O.D.j\tINC.orders \u2014 addressed to \u2014\t\"Quality Men's Store\" \"Half-Beat Harold\"\t\u2014 Custom Tailors \u2014 437 Yonge St.,\t149 Wellington St.North Toronto, Ontario.\tSherbrooke, Que.in connection with the Mafia wjiere they motored to the as-car bombing deaths of nine per-jbestos centre of Canada.A guided tour was made of the Jeffrey Mine open pit, the factory, where manufactured products are produced, the Mill 5 fibre procession operations and the new million dollar trade school which now has a laboratory and study course in mining.A civic reception was given Mr.Benidickson, in address- Among those who attended ing the gathering, said, \u201cThis the ceremonies were.Mayor is the first time that I have had Gerard LaFrance of Danville the opportunity to visit the as ! who represented the Hon.Emi-bestos fibre area in Quebec and lien LaFrance, Minister of the second occasion that I have Family and Social Welfare for had of making a visit to the.Richmond-Wolfe, in the provin-province.\u201d\tcial government; Mr.Soutar and \u201cI am greatly impressed by Mrs.Soutar, L.Gartshore, G.the vast expanse of the asbes-|Piche, R.Dugre, P.Shea, J.E.tos fibre operations and the\u2019.Morrison, A.Larrivee, A.Pois-thought of the potential revenueison, and J.L.P.Lambert.JOLLIET \u2014 A celebrated Canadian explorer Louis Jol-liet: 1645-1700.KING \u2014 After the name of King St.Tavern \u2014 Otis King in 1834.Formerly called \u201cLiverpool St.\u201d from the Magog river going West.KING GEORGE \u2014 George V, King of England in 1910, KINGSTON \u2014 City in Ontario.KITCHENER \u2014 Lord Herbert Kitchener, English statesman.General under orders of Lord Roberts in the Transvaal war.British Field Marshal 1914-1918.Died in 1916.LA BARR \u2014 Joseph-Antoine, Sieur de la Barre, Governor of New France from 1682 to 1685.LA BRUERE \u2014 Boucher de la Bruere, French Canadian patriot, studied in Sherbrooke President of St.Jean de Baptiste Society in 1858.LACHANCE \u2014 Frank Lachance, waggoner and old settler on Prospect St.LACROIX \u2014 Antoine Lacroix in 1839.LA DAUVERSIERE \u2014 Jo rome le Royer, Sieur de la Dauversiere founded Montreal with Monsieur de Maisonneuve in 1642.LAFLECHE \u2014 Msgr.Louis Francois LaFleche, second Bishop of Three Rivers In 1870.Died in 1898.LAFONTAINE \u2014 Sir Louis Hypolite Lafontaine, cham- pion oi responsible government.Chief Justice of Lower Canada in 1853.LALEMANT \u2014 Saint, Gabriel Lalemant, one of the Canadian martyrs in 1649 LANCTOT \u2014 Probably the first proprietor on this lane.LANGLOIS \u2014 G.H.Langlois alderman in 1898-1900.LAPORTE \u2014 Rev.Joseph Laporte, a former rector of St.Jean Baptiste parish and Fifth article in a serialization of a booklet by the director of Sherbrooke's tourist bureau, Louis-Philippe Demers, on the origins of the city's street names.Shrine at Msgr.Paul Bishop of founder of the Beauvoir in 1915.LAROCQUi \u2014 Larocque, second Sherbrooke: 1893-1926.LA SALLE \u2014 Rene Robert, Cavelier de La Salle, founder of Louisiane.LA SAPINIERE \u2014 Figurative or topographical name.LATERRIERE \u2014 Pierre de Sales Latcrircre, doctor and explorer.He passed through \u201cGreat Forks\u201d in 1786.Struck j by the beauty of the surroundings he predicted the future development of Shcr-j brooke.LAURENTIE \u2014 In honor of the St.Lawrence Valley.LAURIER \u2014 Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister of | Canada in 1896-1911.LAUZON \u2014 Jean de Lau-zon, fourth governor of New France in 1651.LAVAL: \u2014 Msgr.Francois Montmorency Laval, bishop of Quebec.1674-1688.LAVALLEE \u2014 Calixa La-vailee, author of \u201cO Canada\u201d 3 cans (8-oz,.size) tomato F,A VERENDRYE \u2014 Pierre Gaultier de la Verendrye discovered North West Territories: 1685-1749.Paul Nadeau, Certified Gemologist of Skinner & Nadeou Ine.82 Wellington North, and the Sherbrooke Shopping Centro Choosing fine jewelry is not only a pleasure, but an art.as well.Taste rather than money is the criterion for a tine gem wardrobe that is distinctive and personally flattering.Women should take into consideration their physical size and structure, coloring and mode of life when selecting precious jewelry pieces.The shape of the lingers will often govern the cutting style of the stone.Ratheir short, spatulate fingers are made to look longer and slimmer when a marquise .shape gem is\tworn.\tOther good choices are the narrow emerald cut,'or the oval cabochon.Very\tlong\tfingers look best when the ring mounding is wide.Round solitaires are also very good for this type of hand, and ! when extra width is desired, complimentary guard rings j\tmay be worn.In general,\tlarge\tround i\tbeads in the\tchoker\tstyle i look best on tali, slendernecked women.Those with shorter necks should choose necklaces that give a feeling of length.Double-strand opera length pearls, beads or gold chains are their best choice.Wide cuff bracelets break up the length of the long, slim arm, while the petite woman usually looks better wearing narrower bracelets.Pearls and diamonds flatter women of every coloring, although very creamy or yellowish pearls should be avoided by women with tanned or olive complexions.Emeralds are striking on auburn haired, or blond women, while rubies enliven the dark or grey-haired beauty.Aquamarines and sapphires are particularly lovely on women of light hair and skin coloring, and of course, those with vivid blue eyes.TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A., LL.L.NOTARY Continuntol Bldg Suilu 509 \u2019 LO 9-7600 SHERBROOKE PROTESTANT SCHOOLS Notice of ADVANCE REGISTRATION Parents who plan to enroll pupils in Grade One at MITCHELL and LAWRENCE SCHOOLS tor September 1964, are asked to register them at these schools on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 18 and 19 between 3.00 and 4.00 P.M.NORTH WARD KINDERGARTEN pupils will be registered at the KINDERGARTEN (in the HIGH SCHOOL) at the same hour on the above dates.LA WHENCE SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN \u2014 for appointment please telephone Mrs.Kogler 567-7325 evenings.! 5becbcooke Daily Becord The paper of the Eastern Townships.Established February 9, 1897, incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd.119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.JOHN BASSETT\tIVAN SAUNDERS\tHUGH DOHERTY President\tManaging Director\tEditor-in-chief 1 SSm Let s See Your Driveras License!* )hl// IT W \\ mm».- ksiS JBmHÊ ';i* MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1964 rf*.The United Nations force in Cyprus Whatever may have been thought about Prime Minister Pearson's political acumen, there has never been any doubt as to his stature as an international statesman.It came to the fore again Friday night as Mr.Pearson steered through /Parliament quick approval of sending 1,100 Canadian troops on a peace-keeping operation to war-torn Cyprus.Within hours, the advance guard of the ( ana-dian force was on the island.There will be general satisfaction among all Canadians at Mr.Pearson's decisive action.This country has long stood for the maintenance of the United Nations as a force for preventing bloodshed in the world.In fulfilling this aim, nothing is mofe important to the United Nations than the kind of operation that is beginning in Cyprus.Up until Friday night, there was some doubt as to whether this aim would be ?In the time a teen-ager fusses about doing fulfilled properly in Cyprus.There were many countries ready to give \u201capproval in principle\u201d to the idea of a UN force on the island, but few ready to back up their words with deeds, and none so quickly as Canada.First indications were that the presence of UN troops in Cyprus had caused at least a lull in hostilities.The hope is that the force will be able to keep the peace long enough for an atmosphere and an attitude to develop which could lead to a successful settlement.There is really no reason why this cannot be accomplished.In Cyprus, the trouble stems from internal differences which, up to now, have been relatively free of ominous outside influences.Perhaps what both warring sides need more than anything else is a chance to pull back with honor, and think things over in calmness.The UN force can provide these opportunities.?i he dishes they could be done and put away.ys # T/1 ¦ ' \u2022\t, b y.T ; sm : ¦ sjpwi.I 1 The readers say: Firefighting procedure is improved Adventures with God appreciated Not the least of the problems many smaller communities in the Fasten» Townships often wrestle with is how to get assistance from neighboring communities when there is a serious fire.The usual red tape involved goes something like this: The mayor of one town has to talk to the mayor of the other town.Or one of two designated alderman has to talk to his counterpart in another town.Quite often, this procedure resulted in some rather ludicrous situations.There have been occasions, for example, when a serious fire in a town required calling for out-of-town assistance.But neither the mayor or the two designated aider- available.In the town from which assistance could be sent, all designated officials were available.But, alas, they could not be officially asked for help.What often happens, of course is that red tape is discreetly cut.But not always.Sometimes, assistance is not sent.All of this is going to be changed.The Legislative Assembly gave final reading Friday to a bill that would enable an employee of the town, such as the secretary-treasurer or the police chief, both of whom aie usually available, to perform the necessary functions.While this is a long way from having adequate fire-fighting facilities in all communities, it does represent a much-needed improvement on the existing situation.Dear Editor: I have intended writing you before and expressing my interest in your paper.Its layout in regards to news both International and local; proves both interesting and beneficial.Your historical columns along with your religious columns appear well read.I\u2019ve appreciated reading \u201cAdventures with God\u201d by Jane Scott.\u201cRenegade ritualist recharged after baptism with Holy Ghost\u201d is an article that seems to have received immediate response.As I see; the article\u2019s chief concern, was to retell the account of one who has received this experience, and was intended to be a complete treatise on the subject of the \u201cBaptism of the Holy Ghost.\u201d Had this intended to be a full study on the subject of the infilling of the Holy Spirit and His manifestations, then certainly the Scriptures have more to say about this important subject, and also about \u201cspeaking in other longues.\u201d A Pentecostal Preacher, Pastor A.Nyyssonen, South Bolton.Press makes hate mongers big shots men in the town seeking assistance were ?Tip to married men: To gel out of an argument with your wife, just listen Haydn S.Pearson's COJJNTRY FLAVOR Nature shows rhythm rules life Go out on a warm, sunny day toward winter's end and study the buds on trees and shrubs.In that small capsule is part of the miracle of life and in ils presence a man should be humble.Contrary to what most persons believe, a bud does not \u201cgrow\" in the late winter or early spring.Last summer those buds developed; in that small package future blossoms and leaves were folded and packed, and a waterproofed cover was developed.All the parts for a future blossom or leaf were manufactured in miniscule form.Through the fall and winter buds wait until time is fulfilled.Each tree and shrubs has its distinctively shaped bud even as each tree lias its bark and branch pattern.Elm are slender and pointed, light brown streaked with gray; red maple buds are in clusters with a glowing red-brown color; shag-bark hickory buds have graceful, curled gray scales with long points; white oak has blunt, thick buds in clusters at twig points.A bud is a small thing, but he who is sensitive to Nature's wonder looks at it with reverence.Now bark limbs are silhouetted against the sky; hut soon the scales will break and in due time, blossoms and leaves will clothe the branches.Time is the essence of life, and the passing of the seasons is part of the profound rhythm that governs a man's years.There are those who say that life is materalistic, but he who has understanding as well as knowledge, knows there is more in man's experience than material facts.Dear Sir: \u201cCheap Publicity fur Punks.\u201d Is the Sherbrooke Daily Record following the stupid example of so many other newspapers across the country?that is\u2014giving these hate peddlers such as Chaput and David Stanley so many glaring head-lines.They have only become big shots because the Press made them so.To win fame and notoriety, you need publicity, and goodness knows the Press (and other news media) give this type of person plenty, and 1 really mean \u201cgive\u201d\u2014they get it absolutely free.The surest way to combat these hate campaigners is to ignore them, this would hurt much more than criticizing; and surely a good editor can find something more worthwhile with which to headline his paper than this type, and if you can\u2019t, there is always the weather.In the same frame, to the right of David Stanley\u2019s stunts, there is an article quoting Justice Minister Fav-reau addressing a delegation from the Quebec Liberal Federations ethnic group, in which he states that all M.P.\u2019s share the disgust at all the anti-Jewish and anti-negro literature being distributed.Did he leave out anti-English deliberately or accidentally?And finally, one man had something good to say.Rolland Durand;, vice-president the Quebec Junior Bar Association defended the members of his association against the alleged exaggerated reports of the Press.In case you forget where you put this little piece of news, may I remind you that you buried it in column 4 on Page 13.How about a few headlines lor decent thinking people, and less of this valuable space for Punks?W.Dyball, Birehton.Quebec.Thank God for Jane Scott s talent Other papers say : Crystal ball for future dwellings There is a new wrinkle in housing that must be seen in historical perspective.Houses used to have rooms in them.The rooms were connected by solid doors you could close.Times changed and there was bevelled glass in the doors, then double doors with glass in them.Then they took the doors off and had arches between .rooms.Then they made the arches wall-to-wall and the rooms weren\u2019t rooms anymore; they were areas.A l^ljrrlinwkr Daily Bmirïi SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships, 40 cents weekly, by mail in City of Sher-brooke, $20.80 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, outside the city limits, and Great Britain, 1 year $10.00, 6 months $6.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.50.United States and $outh America, 1 year $17.00.6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00,\t1 month $2.00.Single copies 7c; Back copies, 7c; over 30 days old, 15c; over 90 days old, 30c.- \"Authorized as second cits* mail.Post Office De-partment, Ottawa.\" tl (Ottawa Journal) family that lived in areas had togetherness \u2014 willy nilly.Progress must go on, so people began finding fault with areas.A pile of dishes in the foot! preparation area clashed with the decor of the relaxation area.And quaint people came to be squeamish about having a breezeway to the ablution area, even if, all the fixtures were in the decorator colors.So someone hit upon putting up area-dividers, see - through bookcases without many books in them, so you could see through but not too much.Progress can\u2019t be kept down and the next move was solid bookcases, and then arches, Finally the avant-garde architects started separating area from area with walls, with doors in them, doors you could close.This history of progress leads to thought of circles.So for this year\u2019s National Home Show in Toronto an architect, Mr.Harry B.Kohl, has designed a house of circles, \u201cas a rebellion against the monotony of rectangular units,\u201d It may take a heap of living to make a rebellion a home, but a family with the stomach for it will now be able to live in four linked circles that encompass an adult area, a children's area ,a dining and cook ing area, and a recreation area.Mr.Kohl says his design has the effect of \"emancipating the adult from the child, and the child from adult.\u201d Whether the adult will indeed be emancipated is debatable but the child will be.as anyone knows who has tried to catch a vigorous child in an area that has no corners.And after the round house what does the future hold'\u2019 We had better not consult a crystal ball or we may end up living in it.7S.PRflyER FOR tODAT FROM Cbc Upper Kooni ; Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.(Matthew 11:28.) PRAYER: Almighty God.our heavenly Father, we praise Thee because Thou hast lifted the burden of sin from those who trust in Thee.Teach us to love Thee well\u2014with all our hearts and in all our ways, and seek to do deeds worthy of Thy goodness and mercy to us.In the name of Christ.Amen.Dear Sir: ( I am writing this letter in reference to two articles which recently appeared in your paper.One written by Miss Jane Scott of Toronto in Saturday\u2019s paper (March 7th.) and the other written by \u201cA Reader\u201d in Tuesday\u2019s edition (March 10 th.) As to Miss Scott, there is no doubt in my mind as to her integrity, or to her desire as a born again child of God, through the medium of the newspaper to help men and women to find the peace of God through the Lord Jesus Christ.Although we may not agree with all that she says yet we feel that the consensus of opinion is that her articles should continue to appear in your paper and also the many across the fair Dominion of Canada.We have to thank God, for those whom He has given the ability to write articles, from a i-eligious standpoint that appeal to the general public, such as Miss Scott.As to the experience of which she made mention, I wish to draw your attention.To some this may seem like an isolated ease.But.such is not the case.For this is happening all over the world, and I speak primarily of those instances which have happened outside the circle of Pentecostal Churches, and both amongst clergy and laity.Every major, historic denomination have some in their ranks who have had this \"Glossolaliac\u201d e x p e r ience.Notable amongst these are some students from Yale University as reported in Time magazine.As to \u201csticking to the Bible\u201d and not listening \u201cto what men have to say,\u201d the plain truth of the matter is that this is an experience which is spoken of in the Bible.If my experience corresponds with that in the Bible 1 have every right in the world to talk about it and to listen to others who have had a similar experience.If this is not the case then every church should put a lock on its doors and a aign up saying \u201cOUT OF BUSINESS\" for the preaching of the Gospel is simply telling forth the good news that Christ died for sinful men and what He has done in my life He can and will do in yours.Kindly tell me, what is wrong with Miss Scott listening to an Episcopalian clergyman recount his experience of being filled with the Holy Ghost.As Miss Scott says \"None who heard the spiritu-ally released Episcopalia could doubt the reality of his experience.\u201d What does the Bible have to say concerning this experience?Does this man\u2019s experience \u201cignore the Holy Scriptures\"?I think not, In fact they support rather than speak against this experience.There are three instances in the Books of Acts where it is very plainly stated that the Believer was filled with the Holy Ghost and that tongues accompanied such a filling.Acts 2 where the Disciples were filled with the Holy Ghost.Verse 4 \u201cAnd they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.\u201d Acts chapter 10 gives us the experience of Cornelius Verses 44, 46 \u201cWhile Peter yet spake these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word .For they heard them speak with tongues, and magnify God \u2019.The other reference is found in Acts 19 where it is recorded that the Ephesians were filled wtih the Holy Ghost.Verse 6 says \u201cAnd when Paul had laid his hands upon them, the Holy Ghost came on them: and they spake with tongues, and prophesied.\u201d This should be sufficient to convince the unbiased, unprejudiced individual of that which accompanied each of these cases.It was the \u201cglos-solalia\u201d or tongues.I don\u2019t believe any sincere individus\u2019 would be foolish enough label it \u201cjabber\u201d or \u201cgibberish.\u201d The oft repeated phrase, which we hear, \"Tongues have ceased, They ended with the Bygone day$ TWENTY YEARS AGO (From the Record of Thursday, March 16, 1944) The annual meeting of the Granby Women\u2019s institute was held at the home of Mrs.Warman Coupland, when the hostess assisted by Mrs.Nelson Rutherford and several members served a hot dinner.Following the business session, officers elected for the coming year were: President, Mrs.M.Robinson; vice-president, Mrs.E.J.Coupland; secretary, XI rs.MacDonald; treasurer Mrs.H.Ryder.The conveners were all re-appointed.FIFTEEN TEARS AGO (From the Record of Wednesday, March 16, 1949) The annual branch meeting of the Warden W.I.was held at the home of Mrs.Orval Lewis, at Waterloo, with the president, Mrs.W.Wallace in the chair.Following routine business, Mrs.F.Bowker presented the slate of officers for 1843-50, who are: President, Mrs.Henry Jones; vice \u2022 president, Mrs.C.L.Hanna; secretary.Mrs.Claude M irs; treasurer, Mrs.M.Si-card.TEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Tuesday, March 16, 1954) The Quebec Central railway station at Bishopton was completely destroyed by fire at noon on Friday.It is believed that the fire started from an overheated stovepipe and although all available help was on hand, it was impossible to control the blaze, due to lack of water.The station was one of the oldest buildings in the village.It had just been completely renovated, a special crew of men having worked on it for the past several weeks.Apostles.They were for the expressed purpose to \u2018tide the Apostles over\u2019 until the fuller revelation came along which is the Word of God.\u201d Let me say without fear of contradiction.that neither the Bible, nor Church history back up such a statement.Indeed the very opposite is true.Paul the Apostle, who was saved and filled with the Holy Ghost some time after the Apostles received at Pentecost, wrote to the Corinthians and said \u201cI thank my God, I speak with tongues more than ye all.\u201d (I Cor.14:18) Poor Paul, he was all confused for the very letter which he was writing under the direction of the Holy Ghost was a portion of that fuller revelation and here he was mentioning should have passed away (if our good brethren be correct in their interpretation).Unless I weary you with such a lengthy arctile, let us go to Church History.According to the ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, the glos-solalia \u201crecurs in Christian revivals of every age.\u201d (Vol.22, pg.283, 1944 Ed.) In the second and third centuries, Dr.Philip Schaff in his HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH (Book 1, Sec.55) says \u201cThe speaking with tongues, however, was not con fined to the day of Pentecost.Together with the other extraordinary spiritual gifts which distinguished this age above the succeeding periods of more quiet and natural development, this gift also though to be sure in a modified form, perpetuated itself in the apostolic Church.We find traces of it still in the second and third centuries.\u201d One more from the many I have before me.Dr.Middle-ton once wrote: \"After the apostolic time, there is not, in all history, one instance either well attested, or even so much as mentioned, of any ./articular person who had ¦ver exercised that gift (ton-,jes), or pretended to exercise it in any age or country.\u201d Many a good, well-meaning Doctor has been brought rudely awake, from that day TODAY IN HISTORY By THE CANADIAN PRESS March 16, 1964 .Hitler announced 29 years ago today \u2014 in 1935 \u2014 that Germany was returning to compulsory military conscription with the aim of creating a peacetime army of 35 divisions.This constituted an open repudiation of the Versailles treaty, but all the other powers did was protest.1938\u2014\tF ormer vice - chancellor Emil Fey killed himself and his family as a wave of suicides swept Austria in the wake of Germany's takeover.1939\u2014\tA German protectorate was established in Slovakia.>1\u2014ÆJil Myths are primarily explanatory stories derived to account for natural phenomenon, the nature of divine beings or give reasons for ritual customs.Legends contain a core of historical fact around which mythical elements have collected.Folk or fairy' tales are usually told simply for entertainment and do not rely on a moral, (£) Encyclopaedia Britannica LBJ, Bobby fall out N.H.primary shakes both parties By GORDON DONALDSON WASHINGTON \u2014 (TNS) \u2014 Just a week ago, American Democrats were sitting back comfortably in their well-padded seats watching the Republicans tear each other apart in the New Hampshire primary election campaign.They had their candidate \u2014 Lyndon Johnson, a sitting President, very difficult to dislodge.Whether the Republicans chose right-winger Barry Goldwater, liberal Nelson Rockefeller or any of their stable of dark horses didn't matter much.Johnson was good for another eight years, and the v/rangle between the right and left wings of the Republican party was merely an amusing side show.Yankees Suddenly things went horribly wrong.Last Tuesday\u2019s Republican primary proved that New Hampshire\u2019s dour Yankees don\u2019t like outsiders.They shunned the two millionaires and a woman, who h d come to shake their hands and tickle their babies, and voted instead for a man 10,000 miles away \u2014 Henry Cabot Lodge, Boston Brahmin and New iMigiish squ.'e wno diem t campaign at all.But the Democratic primary \u2014\tan event nobody bothered to mention \u2014 backfired.It caused a tar greater upheaval in Democratic ranks than anything the Republicans dreamed up.The longtsimmering feud between Attorney General Robert Kennedy and President Johnston reached the boiling point.And on election day Kennedy announced he would quit the government in November.Chieftain This followed a \u201cwrite-in\u201d campaign for Bobby in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, led by the state\u2019s Democratic governor, John King.Kennedy pleaded innocent \u2014\the said he had nothing to do with the campaign.Following the Lodge boom in New Hampshire the U.S.Administration is soft-pedalling a feud between President Johnson and Attorney General Kennedy.Traditionally, the presidential nominee, in this case certainly Johnson, chooses his own candidate for vice-president or running-mate.This will be done at the Democratic national convention this summer.The administration is soft-pedaling the rift.Johnson does not want to be burdered with Bobby.At the same time he cannot ignore the new chieftain of the Kennedy clan, heir to the Kennedy glory and.most important, the man who controls the massive Kennedy political machinery that won the nomination for his brother in 1960.Protege After the honeymoon that followed John Kennedy\u2019s assassination.\u2014 a period during which all Americans rallied to the flag, fearing their entire system would fall apart \u2014 New Frontiersmen began to desert Johnson.Bobby Kennedy, still stunned by grief, hung on.Now the nasty stories about his past relations with Johnson are coming out.Charles Bartlett, columnist and intimate friends of the Kennedy's revealed that they were amazed when Johnson accepted their offer of the job of vice-president.The offer had been made, he said, merely as a gesture to keep Senator Johnson happy.Robert Kennedy, as attorney - general, is blamed for pushing the FBI investigation into the Bobby Baker scandal.Baker was secretary to the Senate Democrats whom Johnson led and a Johnson protege.So relations between the President and the new Ken- Deep South to this by the protest against the statement made by John Wesley when he said \u201cSir.your memory fails you again.It has been heard more than once, no further off than the valley of Dauphiny \u201d (Wesley\u2019s Works.Vol.V.Pg.744).Miss Scoit has born witness to the presence of the glossolalia in this present day.I wish to thank you sir, for the time you have taken to read this article.Also for giving space to it in your paper.My reason for writing is not to use your paper to \u201cwage a religious war\u2019\u2019 but to present a clear picture of where we stand on this experience, inasmuch as the name \u201cPentecostal\u2019\u2019 is brought to the fore in the articles men tioned above.Sincerely Yours, ROBERT L.SEABOYER.Pastor.The Pentecostal Church, Lennoxville, P.Q.ACROSS 1 Soutlicrn timber 5 Stars and - 9 Reserved 11\tPeep show 12\tRussian city 13\tCentury plants 15\tHawaiian royalty 16\tTear 18\tHebrew letter 19\tSun 20\tStairs 22\tGreek letter 23\tFor the time being iab.1 25 Winged 27\tShoulder tcomb.form) 28\tVirginia - 29\tTexas college (ab.) 30\tConsumed 31\tEuropean thrush 34 Squatter 38\tCandlenut tree 39\tSubmit to 41\tRubber tree 42\tHindu month 44\t- Grande 45\tLand parcel 46\tWild sheep 48 Mooring supports 50\tUncanny 51\tCeltic warrior 52\tWaste allowance 53\tPieces out DOWN 1\tReception room 2\tPhilippine city 3\tKnots 4\tGeologic period 5\tSack 6\tEquine type cedy leader are not good.When he heard that Bobby was being boosted as a write-in candidate for vice-president in New Hampshire, Johnson fired the man he believed was responsible, Paul Corbin, a staff member of the Democratic National Committee.Nevertheless, Bobby got 25,798 write-in votes in New Hampshire, compared with 29,529 for Johnson.It was an impressive testimony to New England's faith in the Kennedy\u2019s.When Johnson is elected Democratic candidate at the convention in Atlantic City in August, he will be forced to look seriously at Bobby as running-mate.Worst Bobby represents the Kennedy tradition which Johnson has tried so hard to follow.He is a Catholic Easterner, balancing Johnson\u2019s image as a country Protestant South-westerner.On the other hand northern Liberals distrust Bobby, because of his parents\u2019 association with Senator Joe McCarthy and Southerners hate him because he sent federal troops into Oxford, Miss., Birmingham, Ala., and he masterminded the federal battle against segregation.On the Republication side the results of the New Hampshire primary don\u2019t mean much.The New Englanders voted for Lodge, the write-in candidate whose name was not even on the ballot.They damned Barry Goldwater, the Conservative Westerner with less than faint praise.Lodge\u2019s policies, so far as they are known, are roughly the same as Rockefeller\u2019s.So, if the Lodge-Rockefeller votes were added together, Rocky would be right in saying extremism was defeated.Lodge is still ambassador to South Vietnam and show* no signs of returning home.He is trying to resolve a sticky situation in which the U.S.is losing a halfhearted war against Communist guerrillas.The New Hampshire vote will not help him when he comes against the Republican professionals, who remember him as the worst vice-presidential candidate in memory when he ran with Richard Nixon in I960.Limning Goldwater is limping badly.\u201cI goofed somewhere,\u201d he s~' ' ''\"tually, he goofed most of the time by putting out ex-tionusi statements which give the impression he was all-out for war.These grabbed the headlines, but terrified the voters.Rockefeller has the guts and the money to go on to the June California primary, which cost $1,000,000 for an entrance ticket and where the Republican candidacy may be decided.The lesson of New Hampshire, if there is one, is that you can\u2019t count the chickens in March.There\u2019s a long way to go before the Republicans elect their man.Lodge's cheap victory may be a sign that Richard Nixon, the 1960 loser is on his way back.It has eliminated for good the idea that a woman, Senator Margaret Chase Smith, can run for President in her midsixties.But it has also shaken the Johnson front.Answer to Previous Puzzle 7\tReturn 8\tAgitate 10\tHistorical monument (2 words) 11\tSouthern river 12\tPant 14 Given footwear 17That is (ab.) 20\tConfederate admiral 21\tRegistered as candidate 24 Throw 26 Iowa city 31\tMother 32\tTurkish inn 33\tFire dav E W! A A ; KlNi ~!AiW,S Has 35\tLouisiana university 36\tExalts 37\tSoaks flax 40 Three-toed sloth 43 Tortoise\u2019s opponent 45 Lift up 47 Ignited 49 Southern general \t1\t2\t3\t4\tr\t\t\t\tr~\tr-\tr-\t \t9\t\t\t\t0\t\ttil\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t ,2\t\t\t\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t\t ,5 |\t\t\t\tc\t16\t7\t\t¦_\t\t\t\t 19\t\t\t9\t20\t\t\t\tTl\t\t22\t\t h\t\t\t24\t\t\t\t\t\t\t:\t\t \t\t\t'll\t\t\t\t28\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t'J9\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 31\t\t33\t\t\t\t\t14 '\t\t\t\tU\ti; 38\t\t\t\t39\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 42\t\t\t43\tft\t44\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 46\t\t\t\t47\t\t\t48 149\t\t\t\t\t \t50\t\t\t\t\t\t\"I\t\t\t\t\t \tL\t\t\t\tr\t\tL\t\t\t\t\t a Judgment put off in policemen case COWANSV 1LLE \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 The Provincial Labor Relations Committee postponed judgment scheduled to be delivered Friday concerning the complaint lodged by the Policeman's Fraternité in Cowansville.The complaint came shortly after the lay-off of three Cowansville police officers \u2014 Aurelien Turmel, president of the association; Gerard Doucet and Fernand Tomassini \u2014 shortly after the formation of the local union.-I Officers *'V ./* I ¦¦i SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MOV., MAR 18.1964 EÎ fi i At Cowansville / Postmasters to meet for convention Sun.JLJ Hunted baby seals will find refuge in the Granby Zoo Tomassini and Doucet were laid off after the union, recognized by the Labor Relations Committee as a legal body, was formed in August 1963.and that Officer Turmel was laid off about mid-December.The decision yet to be handed down by the Commit-tee will be without appeal MONTREAL - (Cp) -Twoibaby seals being skined alive and final.It is expected some .Montreal cameramen have re-by hunters oblivious to their tjme jn April.The local unturned from the Magdalen Is-human like cries.They filmed jon wqj as]ç j|lat ^rce lands with two baby seals they \"killers,\u201d as they are officially officers be returned to ac-jay were rescued from the called by seal hunters, skinning t,ve service anci that their \u201cwholesale butchery\u201d of the an- baby seals at the rate of one saiarjes be retroactive to the nual seal hunt.\tevery 30 seconds.\tlav-off time.Andre Fleury and Hugh The baby seals, whose snow \u2018The Town of Cowansville Koneman photographed two white pelts are valued at from res0rted to the services of a half-hour documentaries which $10 to $12, are caught and prjvate agency to fill in the will be shown on the FrenchUlaughtered in such great num- gap [ef( £>\u2022 the laid-off offic network of the CBC.\tbers because they cannot swim ers Such a move is against The baby seals are about 13 until taught by their mothers.t)le çjtjes anci Towns Act of AUTOROUTE PROGRESS \u2014 The picture above show construction of the overpass over the Canadian Pacific Railroad at the Nobel farm between Foster and Waterloo.Press sees nothing of couple This is near the site of the cloverleaf for Waterloo, Foster ami Kuowlton.Sights like this are visible throughout the new autoroute area where work is progressing laoidlv, (Record photo by \\V Bessette) days old and will be presented to the Granby, Que., zoo.The cameramen said they recorded the sight and sounds of Adult seal pelts are valued at tjle province.from $18 to $20.\tMeanwhile, Municipal Af- SEALS VANISHING\tfajrs Minister Pierre Laporte The cameramen said in an in- recently\u2019 appointed members terview they had talked to biol- t0 lhe arbitration board that ogists who claim the remaining will hear out the Town and seal population of the type; ^ union hunted in the Magdalen Islands They are paui Couture, in the Gulf of St.Lawrence will vanish within three or four years unless the federal government stops the hunting.The population of Greenland-class seals is estimated to have decreased to 1,000,000 from 20,-000,000 in the last few years.Bad luck has been hampering this year\u2019s seal hunt on the icefields around the Magdalen Islands.Tricky ice movements have stranded hunters and bad weather forced down airplanes which take the pelts from the icefields to the islands.are Farnham; chairman; Robert Sauve, Sherbrooke (representing the Policeman\u2019s Fra-terniate), and Eugene Dubuc, from the Ministry Department.Negotiations should resume in Cowansville towards the end of March.Miss A.Fee of Verdun hospital addresses guild THETFORD MINES \u2014 On March 5, St.John's Ladies Guild of the Anglican Church entertained a speaker, Miss A.Fee, director of volunteers of the Verdun Protestant Hospital.Mrs.George Smith, president of the Guild welcomed the guests, representatives from the Catholic Woman\u2019s League, United Church Women, C.G.I.T., from the United Church, G.A.,|\t- and Young Women, Senior W.A., and the guild members.MnncnnvilIt* Rev.Canon Meade introduc-'r,UM;,u,,v,,,c ed the speaker, relating her life Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Gardner\t.leading up to the office\tshe now and children, of\tGrand\tIsle, Vt., president,\tthe vice-president holds.\twere weekend\tguests\tof Mr.\tMrs- Edward\tCayley was in the Miss Fee showed a film of and Mrs.Ray Gardner.\tI;hal':\tassls ed b>' ^rs- H\u2019 the inside of the hospital some Mrs Mary Miller is spending A\\A)Ca,rth\u2019 co° or 17,000 more than in 1962.'\u201cwould not be used lightly.Company in residents of New now New York, municipal govern Dutch West India 1653.Sherbrooke Dial 569-3636 for CLASSIFIED ADS Readers outside of Sherbrooka are asked to contact their district Record correspondent.'1 Those who have it say it's great: JUmjm Tthm ¦ / pr * J.jK £'/¦ ' 4m- V/ ; tiûmmm BELL\u2019S BUSINESS INTERPHONE Executive Command Post describes it best.Here\u2019s how it puts you in charge: The intercom part gives you direct access to your key people (up to 17 of them).One push of a button-you\u2019re there.(They don\u2019t have to do anything; when they answer you, their voice does the switching !) They can reach you equally fast.If you don\u2019t want to be disturbed, a little lever gives you privacy.Mike and speaker, of course, are beautifully sensitive.You can move about your office, or have a group there to talk and listen-every-body will get every word.Then the same set is hooked up to your outside lines\u2014up to 11 if you need them.You can make your own calls, you can add others in on any call, you can hold an outside call while you use the intercom-in fact, as you can see, there isn\u2019t much by way of voice communication inside or outside your office that the Business Interphone won\u2019t do.Our reps will be glad to tell you all about it.For an appointment, just call your local Bell Office! AND THERE\u2019S MORE WHERE THIS COMES FROM: Remember-Business Interphone it just one of the complete communications services lor business from Bill.fM I» I# m, m m H W//1 % » wmmm, -, n- m WWj/J 1 ' \"\"\" 11 BELL COMMUNICATIONS is our Business IB NO SUBSTITUTES PLEASE \u2014 That\u2019s no fake snake skin hat being worn by freckled faced Sharon Barber of the Toronto suburb of Scarborough.Her new hat is a live ball python snake about four feet long and growing.The snake is owned by Alex Findlay and his wife of Toronto who collect snakes as a hobby.They are showing some of Ihem at the Sportsmen's Show.\t(CP Wirephoto) That\u2019s how many times we inspect a Volkswagen.These ore some of the ok's our little car has to get in our factory.(It's easy to tell the ok's from the no\u2019s.One no is all you ever see.) We pay 5,857 men just to look for things to say no to.And no is no.A visitor from Brazil once asked us that came through with a dent in it.Dents are easy to hammer out.So what we did shook him a little.We smashed the body down to a meta! lump and threw it out in the scrap pile.We stop VW's for little things that what we were going to do about a roof you may never notice yourself.The fit of the lining in the roof.The finish in a door|amb.In the final inspection alone, our VW has to get through 342 points without one blackball.One out of 50 doesn\u2019t make it.But you should see Ihe ones that get away.Roger Beaudoin Automobiles 2835 King St.W.Tel.5694613 i ^ ^529488174 '6 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON., MAR.1«, 19«4 3 or an cl about Wc Sherbrooke Hospital -fl jperAonalA PHYI I.1S PICKFORD (Retord Women's Fditor) ¦y HI'TlfmlTTm'TïïT' any the two The annual meeting of the ^Municipal Chapter of Sherbrooke I.O.D.E.being held tomorrow evening at I.O.D.E.Iliouse, Moore St., will be preceded by a dinner at St.Peter\u2019s IChurch Hall, at 6.30, with the I Admiral Sir Dudley Pound I Chapter as hostesses.Seated at the head table will be: Mrs.George Smith, Regent of the [ Municipal Chapter; Mrs.Donald { Macrae, President of the Provincial Chapter; Rev.J.D.and Mrs.Franklin; Mrs.R.M.Loughheed, first vice-regent ofj 0f the sick, the Municipal Chapter; Mrs.R.Wheeler, 2nd vice regent; Mrs.A.A.Munster, 3rd vice regent; Mrs.P.A.Dauncey, |Regent of the Duke of Wellington Chapter; Mrs.G.Varney, regent of the 53rd Regiment Chapter; Mrs.G.Rennet, regent .\t, c au u * r-u .\tr: ed their two years training at of Aldershot Chapter Mrs.J.\t./, , .,(AC t v .a.i ! the St.V ncent de Paul ifos-Strickland, regent of Sir Admiral Dudley Pound Chapter; Mrs.R.Hough, regent of Royal Oaktree Chapter.If the staff count at the Sherbrooke Hospital is indication, women are playing a major role in pathological and radiological laboratories.The laboratories are staffed with 21 persons, and 15 of these are women.Medical technology is one of the newer branches of the sciences, but it has a worthy role to fulfill.Medical technologists, appreciative of the valuable work done by doc- tors, nurses, and others, endeavor to cooperate with them in the care and healing Working under the supervision of the pathologist, Dr.W.Kintzen.are four registered medical technologists, Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss Jacqueline Halle, and Mrs.Françoise Ouellette, who complet- Friends of Mr.Robert Logan of Thetford Mines will regret to learn he is a surgical patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.pital in Sherbrooke, and Miss Denise Gagnon, who trained in Kingston, Ont.This training calls for meticulous care and honesty in I he performance of all duties, requiring intelligence, accuracy, reliability a al integrity of the highest order.Miss Merrill not only collects samples of blood and other body fluids from patients in the hospital but also is in charge of collecting specimens outside the hospital.Owner of a small European car Miss Merrill visits patients at their homes\u2014those who do not require medical care in the hospital\u2014takes a specimen and brings it back to the laboratory for analyzing.The laboratory where 260 different tests are analyzed is divided into five sub divisions: 1.\tBiochemists 2.\tHematology 3.\tBacteriology and Serolo- gy 4.\tBlood Bank 5.\tHisto-pathology The divisions are headed by Leo Scpp, chief technician; DU.and MRS.T.J.QUIN-TIN of Sherbrooke, photographed recently at Mont Gabriel with the Director of the Ski School, Guy Normandin.Dr.and Mrs.Quintin were guests at Mont Gabriel during the 26th Annual General Meeting of the Province Quebec Medical Association.(Photo by Barcus Salmon Ste.Adele eu Haut) Collectors of antiques Hobby isn t as easy as it used to be MONTREAL (CP)\u2014When any! In the living-room of (heir HISTORIC ITEMS building of historical interest!home is a slice of a pillar from here is being renovated or dc : historic Notre Dame church in molished, chances are that Mr Montreal\u2014made into a coffee and Mrs.Earl T.Moore of sub-|table.urban Bale d\u2019Urfe will be wan dering among the debris.They are collectors of an- A noted Montreal landmark, tiques, and this hobby isn't as1 Her Majesty's Theatre, is rep-easy as it used to be.\tresented by 1,000 feet of stage \u201cPrices are four times as flooring put into high as when we started 16 buildings on the The \u201cvillage'1 includes a 128-year - old schoolhouse, a 115-! year-old church and two rebuilt; log houses completely furnished with Canadian antique furni tore that the Moores tracked down in weekend searches.\"It s a hobby gone wild, Mr.Moore said.Without build ings of their own, there are one of I he! complete interiors for an early farm along blacksmith shop, a doctor's of i 1 RADIOLOGICAL LABORATORY \u2014 Registered radiological technicians working in the Radiological Laboratory of the Sherbrooke Hos- Manning, student technician and Mrs.Charles Turner.Absent when photo was taken is Miss Linda Nightingale.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) pital enart an every day scene.Photographed from left to right are: Miss Fran-cine Routhier, Miss Lise Charland, Miss Elizabeth (WWVUVWWUWVWWWWVS PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY \u2014 Women are playing an important role in the laboratories of the Sher- P.L.Perry, biochemist and Robert Kenneth, bacteriologist and hematologist.Laboratories must at all times have chemically clean glass-ware which requires the services of a laboratory service aid.Fulfilling this role is Mrs.L.Imbeault.The histo-pathology department is by no means without the services of a woman.Here Mrs.Leo Sepp, wdfe of the head technician is employed as a technician.Medical reports are essential and have to be filed for future reference, again calling for more women as clerical staff.Mrs.Robert Kenneth is the receptionist and Mrs.Hughes-Games the medical secretary.With a battery of high-powered instruments and complex tests, pathologists and their skilled assistants\u2014medical technologists and other specialists \u2014 detect disease ['Bare look' for this spring years ago,\u201d says Mrs.Moore, with the theatre's front doors, fice, a veterinarian\u2019s office, an \u201cA few years ago you could chairs from its royal box ice cream parlor and a general look at something one day and an^ the star's dressing room, store, call back to get it three days later.Now, it would no longer be there.\u201d On their farm at Rawdon, Que., which has been turned into a small village that is visited by thousands each sum- DEAR POLLY \u2014 Wind re Heeling of safety on a dark, mer, is the bathroom from the flective tape around the tip of rainy night when motoristsipredicted women vvi11 keep .,hc royal suite in the old wing of the shaft of your umbrella and find\u2019 it difficult to see.\tawareness of shoe fashions Canadian women adopting new shoe styles Polly s pointers by Polly Cramer TORONTO (CP) women are adopting new styles much faster than they did before the advent of the point, says Thomas Wallace Montreal shoe manufacturer.At a press luncheon here he Canadian lie defines style as the re- style, adapted from toe-reveal-j With the open heel, toe-shoe gional adaptation of trend - sct-Tng Paris fashion.Mr.Wallace cleavage style has become a ting fashion designs, usually iconsiders this a natural exten- new interest in leathers, from Europe.\tision of the current Paris trend! 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Call on us today.The CROWN LAUNDRY of Sherbrooke Limited.1705 King Sf.West \u2014 Sherbrooke.jyou can cross the street with a \u2022 Before you use a brand .______ ! new garbage can, take the lime to coal; the bottom with wax to discourage rust.The wax coating will also make the can easier (o clean.\tMRS.I).M.DEAR POLLY Hope mine is a Pointer for a fast buck.There is no need for men who ; ordinarily wear nylon stretch socks to buy heavier ones for winter.Just put on a pair of old or faded ones and then a good pair on top of them.They are just as warm as wool.ERNEST GIRLS \u2014 AVe will have to go some to he thriftier than some of our ingenious boy friends.\tPOLLY DEAR POLLY\u2014Our car tires kept losing air and we discov-\\ ered several nails in them.Our son took a magnet, tied a rope - V'jto it and dragged it around our k\\ | unpaved driveway, garage and parking area.We were surprised at the number of nails, tacks and bits of sharp metal the magnet picked up.We have '.ihad no more tire trouble.\u2014 (MRS.H.R.W.DEAR POLLY \u2014 The gals will soon he wearing spring hats.I have a hint for sinus sufferers or those who cannot stand the cold breezes blowing through these light hats after they have been wearing fur and felt hats.Cut a round piece of plastic from a dry cleaner\u2019s bag and tuck it to the crown of your spring hat.No more breezes on a cold head and you will look as chic as the rest of the gals.\u2014MRS.E.S.DEAR POLLY \u2014Do not discard shoulder pads from old dresses or suits.Simpy sew two together and use as a pressing' form.You will wonder how you1 ever got along without one, especially when pressing those hard-to-get at places.\u20141.H.s groups lutes and correspondence, brooke Hospital.Shown here working in the pathological laboratory is Miss Jacqueline Halle (nearest camera) and that in earlier days could not be diagnosed.A thin slice of tissue taken in the doctor\u2019s office or operating room may in a few minutes prove to the pathologist that what was feared to be cancer is a benign tumor, completely removable.RADIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Diagnostic X-rays, radiothe-raphy, electrocardigrams and orthopedic X-rays are all a part of the daily routine for the registered radiological technicians who work in the radiological laboratory.The role that women are playing in the medical field is evident again in this laboratory, where the staff consists of seven women, under the direction of Dr.J.Silney, the radiologist and the chief technician Hamish Smart.The four registered radiological technicians are Miss Lise Charland and Miss B ran-cine Routhier, who trained at the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital; Miss Linda Nightingale, who received her training at the Sherbrooke Hospital and Mrs.Charles Turner who completed her studies at the London Hospital, England.Miss Margaret Merrill, both registered medical technicians.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Helping these technicians in their duties are two student technicians, Miss Elizabeth Manning and Miss Susan Olivier.A radiological laboratory would not be complete without a dark, room where films are developed.Here again the services of a technician are required.This post is filled by yet another women Mrs.Lawrence Wells of Sherbrooke.The Sherbrooke Hospital is one of the many hospitals lhat have a school for X-ray technicians.Girls who wish to enter the school must have received their junior matriculation.There is no school fee, uniforms are provided and laundered at the ho: i-lal and meals are provided at the hospital cafeteria.Anyone interested in the school should apply to the radiologist, Dr.Silny at the Sherbrooke Hospital.Remembering that a patient's life may depend upon the accuracy and reliability of their work, these technologists and technicians work harmoniously with others who care; for the sick, upholding the ethics and dignity of their profession.head the list, and Mr.Wallace says an Italian development is making it possible to produce patents that will; not crack.Colored and irides-j cent patents are growing in popularity.He maintains Canadian their; to choose from in size ranges, fn Europe, he where fashions originate Mrs.\u2018Joseph \" Muchàn>nd leathers are produced the z.-double \u2014 which grew on them during the ST.ANDREW\u2019S AVALS.lutes and correspondence, and five-year reign of the pointed! Andrew\u2019s Women's Mis- treasurer gave her report.|women are spoiled in toe.\tsionary Society held their re The date of the Thankoffer-;choice of shoe sizes.They have- Even though shoes have be- gular meeting in the church ing meeting has been changedieiSht ^:d;l,s gun to shorten markedly and hall on March 11.The president, to March 30 at 8 o\u2019clock in thc:nys taper to a gentler fingertip!Mrs.W.W.Laurison, opened.church hall.The guest speaker;53^8 point, Mr.Wallace says women!the meeting with a prayer, wiii be .- ,\t,.,\t.\t.\t.\t\u201e\u201e will never consent to a return which was followed by singing; who with her husband, is on,st®re which carries double o of the babv doll style becausei» hymn, with Mrs.A.McCom-! furlough from British Guiana, triple A s m its stock is so proud it was uglv Toes may get hie at the piano.\twhere they arc missionaries.It °t the unusual fact, it empha- shorter and rounder, but if theyj Devotions, led by Mrs.Evan is hoped many will avail them- sizes it m advertisements, flatten and broaden as the baby Cathcart, consisted of a por- selves of the opportunity to dolls did, they will have to be tion of Scripture read responsi- hear this talented and c.edicn thickened, which was what vely, followed by a missionary ; ted woman, made the style ugly.\u201cThe fool thought, to make Christ known Mrs.E.F.Jones read a very has to have\" someplace to go,' °n earth and prayer.\tinteresting article telling about he says.\t^ The secretary read the min Mrs.James Dickson, who works; among the people in Formosa 'with her husband.She told ot some of the experiences she! Iliad among these people.who,| once converted, were faithful ; to their Lord, and worked to ; spread the Gospel in spite of; j persecution and imprisonment at the hands of the ! during the war.In 1946 after Wonderful middle years Anyone having item* of in ! tercsf tor the Social Column ! please phone Mr*.P.PicK- \\ ford.LO.9-3636, Local 38.Ioday s recipe HAPPY TIME CHOCOLATE CHIP CUPCAKES (Makes about 18 cupcakes, 2-inch diameter) 2 cups sifted pastry flour, 3 More and more women are! Get Interested in some of her discovering for themselves mid-jhusband's interests\u2014 especially dle-age isn't so bad after all\u2014.those she couldn\u2019t share when that, actually, the middle years (the children were young and can be a woman's happiest time she wasn.t free to g0 whenever of life.\tI.,\t, he went.All a woman has to do to; make this discovery for herself Make a reaT effort to ,mProv9 is fo__\t(her mind by going back to Quit trying to compete with s(dl0fd or studying some subject women years younger than she on her own, instead of expect-is.and settle for looking like an 'n® ,0 lea™ a lot by joining still attractive woman of her particu-jan°tlier elub or organization, lar age.\tTake a part-time job if sh® Take stock of the way she e311 find op0- jU8t to Prove to spends her time, and leave the herself that she can earn monsenseless activities that tire her.c-v- and give her no pleasure.\tVolunteer for some of the re- Replaee outgrown activities ally worth - while community jobs that I the war, what they were most c,,p anxious to receive was a Bible \"ater\u2019\t., as many had been destroyed ?0™^\twhites, 1 jbv the enemy, who forbade the teaspoon vanilla, 1 square (1 keeping of the Bible.\t0ll»CP>\t««sweetened chocolate, Mrs.Laurison extended^ wcl- sift fiour> baking powder, j come to a new member.!sait and sugar into large mix-The meeting closed with thejing bowl.Add shortening and singing of a hymn, aft.r which vvater.Beat for 2 minutes wdth refreshments were served by;0iecfrie mixer on medium Mrs.H.Kendall.\tspeed,\tor by hand using 150 - strokes per minute.Add evaporated milk, unbeaten egg ¦whites and vanilla.Beat 2 min-! TOKYO (AP) - Thirty survi-iutes more.Fold in grated cho-\\ors of the Hiroshima and Na- ™late.Turn into greased 2-inch gasaki atomic bomb blasts of «\u2018Peake pans.(Pour in batter the Second World War will leave s0 Pans are half full.) Bake Japan April 21 for a world tour!\"1 350 (moderate) oven 20 to Use some of her new - found ' Divorce\u201d herself from her .,\t, , .\t,\t, , .with new interests that are a J°ps that younger women are s Japanese teaspoons baking powder, 1 tea-Lea| cj,aiienge\tt°0 busy to give much time to.1346 aftpr spoon salt, l-1, cups sugar, \u2019i rr ___________ soft shortening 's cup P\tto enrich old friendships, long f*ee i0 *cad dletr own dves\u2019 and become a good friend to them leisure to make new friends and froun children so that they are neglected.MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS TOUR FOR PEACE to campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons.Included is a stopover in the U.S.25 minutes.Cool.B'rost with instead of a possessive mother.Any woman who can accomplish all\u2014or even most of these (things \u2014 will grow to love the middle years.SPACE CENTRE Fluffy Chocolate Icing.To make tea cakes: Turn batter into greased 17« inch cupcake pans.Bake 350\u2019 (moderate) oven 20 minutes.(Makes about S\u2019a dozen).A s m a some child I quarrel-is tired.f ROBIN KENRICH, 10 month old son of Mr.and Mrs.James Moore and grandson of Airs.Susie Patterson of Magog and Mrs.H.A.Moore of Sherbrooke.Photo by Gerry Lemay) Why punish him?Put him to bed.BOMBAY (AP) \u2014 A space ____________________________ communications centre \u2014 re- jeeiving and transmitting be IMPROVES OUTPUT tween Europe and the Far MILAN (AP)\u2014Italy produced\u2019 East\u2014will be sol up in India 10,157.000 tons of steel m 1963, with U.S.aid, says Vikram A.the Italian Steel Producers As-j Sarabhai.Indian space researeh'sociation reports.This was four (chairman,\tjper cent more than in 1962.\u2014Learn French.\u2014 Take Private Lessons Prof.J.A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Téléphona 569-4984 products News flashes from around the world CALGARY (CP)\u2014The Alber- of Alberta for further mvestisa- ter of agriculture, said at the rt says a new process ti0n and iust returned from the ace»!* claimed by its inventor to be the RUBY AND HIS Continued from Page tan says a new process tion and just returned from the association's annual meeting an penalty U.S.where he discussed the pro- utilize the Athabasca oil sands p^ec^ t0\tanadian govern- ciencv ment for a patent.?most economical and effective of all methods so far developed ce!\u2019s.wlth\tHe has ap- to is now being examined in A1 berta and the United States.'\u2019 The newspaper added: \u2018 Inventor Irvine Brochet of.OTTAWA (CP i \u2014 The Cana-Lethbridge described his pro- dian Tree Farmers' Association cess in a telephone interview was told Saturday there ap-Sunday.\tpears to be little hope of ad- \"Mr.Bruchet has made avail- ding pulpwood to the products able and demonstrated the l^at come under the federal method to the Alberta govern- agricultural stabilization board, ment and the Research Council1 S.B.Williams, deputy minis- You'll sec.\" In Texas, the jury fixes the For murder, punish-investigation by the board ment ranges from two years showed that a system of defi- imprisonment, suspended, to payments or outright purchases of surplus production INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK SHERBROOKE OFFICE Room 210, Central Rlilg., 31 King Street W est Telephone Ô62-2261 A representative of the bank will be at the Sherbrooke office on March 17th and 18th 31st and April 1st April 14th and 15th If you require a term loan for a new or existing business, you are invited to discuss your needs with him.MM death in the electric chair.Ruby's lawyers can take the first step toward an appeal by would be completely unman- asijjng judge Joe B.Brown for ageable\" and would offer little a new trial.They have 10 day s or no benefit to tree producers, to file Rather, he sa:d, it would tend Since a trial judge seldom to become a subside for bueers.reverses himself, the next s,cp would be the Texas Criminal ^\tCourt of Appeals within 90 TORONTO (CP> \u2014 Four re- piles 139 EXCEPTIONS gional winners in the Dominion A -fui| bill of exceptions'\u2019 to Drama Festival were chosen Brown's rulings during the trial during the weekend, represent- i-K being prepared.Belli said, ing British Columbia.Saskatch- defence filed 139 exceptions ewan.Prince Edward Island to thc language in Browns and Eastern Ontario areas.charge to the jury.In an interview with radio 'fc\tstation KOBX Sunday, Belli said, \u201cit will be six months be-NORWALK, Conn.(AP) \u2014 fore we gt through the court Mechanical failure in a boxcar of appeals.It will be good to apparently caused a wreck in- sn ln a qUict chamber and talk volving two Boston-bound New som, taw tgain.It will be the Haven railroad passenger first time a law book was trains, a New Haven spokesman looked at in Ruby\u2019s trial.\" said today.\tRuby's spiritual adviser, Four persons required hospital Rabbi Hillel Silverman, said: attention after the accident Sun -rm shoeked that a jury day, hut only one had to be coui,i reach a decision in such admitted.\tspeed fashion.1 had hoped that ?i 1\teven if the jury did not find TA\"\thim insane, at the very least LISBON - An earthquake lhey would have come l0 Hie' shook Portugal Sunday night toppling houses, knockin^ power lines and causing panic in a movie house.The quake was most intense in the southern town of Fuzeta where two houses collapsed.Financial & Market Report Courtesy Of Greenshlelds Ltd.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Cloi'ng H a.m.13'» 57 31'4 20 51 1.07 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MON, MAR.Id.19M Deaths FOK CYPRUS Kit.I t.Tom Wilson of Ottawa briefs members of the Canadian Army fart-fimlin?mission to Cyprus as they prepare to board an aircraft at Ottawa for their flight to the Mediterranean Island.Mission members are.left to right, Col.Edward A.C.\\my of Kent-ville, N.S., I t.Col.J.Vincent Cook.Raymore, Sask., Maj.C.Joe Crowe.Guelph, Ont., and (apt.G.Robert Murray of London Ontario.In the background is Maj-Gen.J.Paul-Emile Bernatrhez, vi-.-e chief of the general staff who was at the airport to see them off.(CP Wirenhoto from National Defence) Separate twins Yemenese visit conclusion that this was not out premeditated murder, and that consequently thc verdict wouldj®\u2018arnesc l\"'ns joined below thc have been something less than navel were separated in a sue-the death penalty.\"\tcessful operation here 10 days Rabbi Silverman testified at the trial that he thought Ruby was legally insane.FRANKFURT (Reuters) - MOSCOW (AP) President Abdullah Sallal of Yemen arrived in Moscow Monday on a state visit.He is expected ago, a Frankfurt hospital said to confer with Premier Khrush-Monday.The twin boys, born chev.Sallal and his party made j Fifty persons were mauled Oswald was shot to death ncr- 31.had independent blood the trip in fighting their way out of a movie Nov.24 as he was being trans- circulations.Boih were reported disposal by house in Sao Bras de Alportel.ferred from one jail to another, do be \u201cdoing well.\u201d\tment.a plane put at his the Soviet govern OLDS - a sure feel for action 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Zeller's\t38% Bn.Cn.Nationale\t78% Bk of Montreal\t62 i Bk of Nova Scotia\t67% Bque Provinciale\t54 Cn.Bk of Comm.\t61 Royal Bank\t72% 'Tor.Dom.Bank\t81% MINES and OILS\t\u2014 Advocate\t6.40 Alta.Gas Trunk\t32 Cassiar\t10% Central del Rio\t7.60 Denison\t14 T'alconbridge\t65 Gunnar\t7.60\t Hollinger\t29 Kerr Addison\t7.10 Quemont\t10% Steep Rock\t4 90 Northern\t1.71\t Kelly\t53 BUTLER,\t\u2014 At the DORE, Walter Jamei \u2014 Sud- Montreel General Hospital, denly at his home, 815 Buck Montreal, Que., on March 14.Street, on Monday, March 16, 1964, Emmett Butler, beloved 1964, Walter James Dore, be brother of Gertrude (Mrs.loved husband of tala Reid In Charles Bisollon) and Helen, his 59th year.Resting at John-Resting at Arthur Bedard Fu- ston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Pros-neral Home, Cowansville, Que.peet St., where the funeral will Requiem mass at St.Rose De be held on Thursday, March 19, Lima Church at Sweetshurg.at 2 00 p in.Rev.Graham Barr Tuesday, March 17lh at 10 a.m officiating.Interment in the Interment in Pariah Cemetery .Cookshire Cemetery.30 25' B CHRISTISON, Georg* B.\u2014 Al GREENLAY, William F.\u2014 At thc Sherbrooke Hospital, on Sat the St Louts Hospital.Windsor, March 14, 1964, George R Chris Que , on Sunday, March 15, 4P, 3 tison, beloved husband of Marg hxh William F Greenlay, He 29'>.B ari'1 Rdchl(' alu1 d'-ar father of loved husband of the late Helen, (Mrs.Bruce Clarke, Lett Georgia tie Beattie in his P2nd 9 u noxville) and Gladys (Mrs Cyril year.Remains resting at Bois Anderson of Grand merc) in his vert Funeral Home, Windsor, R3rri year.Resting at Johnston's Que .prayers at 2:30 p.m.Tues-Funeral Chapel, 83 Queen St, day, March 17, 1904 Rev w.Lennoxville, where thc funeral Reid officiating.Interment in will he hold on Tuesday.March Windsor Cemetery.Please omit 17, at 2:00 p.m.Rev.Alex Me- flowers.Boisvert Funeral Combte officiating.Interment in Monte, HI 3rd Avc .Windsor.Malvern Cemetery, tannoxvtlle omit flowers.14'4 37 V» 40 32 Ok 53 18'» 18V» 24 Mi BI please 44 U Bj DEUEL 28'.6 1314 65 B 46 80'4 19\u2019j 27' 44' Florence 0.\u2014 Al the Regal Nursing Home, Sweets ihurg.Quo., March 13.\t1964 Florence o.Powers, beloved j wife of the late John R Deuel, of Philipsburg, Que., sister of Alice (Mrs.William Crawford), brothers.Clark and Clarence Powers, Rested al .1 W Draper Funeral Chapel, Cowansville, iQue.where the service was held (Monday, I6th of March al 2:00 p.m.Rev.K.Trickey, Bedford, officiating.Interment at Philips burg.Quo üirtlm 35 1H:\u2019 67'1 54 73 HI 32 «5 7.00 XD 4.95 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Closing ll < Amor.Tel.Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Borden's Co.Chrysler Comm.Solvents Cons.Edison Douglas Dupont General Electric General Motors Goodyear Inti.Bus, Mach.Int.Paper Int.Tel.lohns-.Manville ilVfontg.Ward Pepsi Radio Republic Steel U.S.Rubber |Std, Oil of N.Istudebaker U.S.Steel i Woolworth 140H 140% J.49% 371 » 73% 47% 31'/» 84 Vi 23'» 260% 89% 84 % 46% 588% 31% 55% 60% 36% 49% 37% 451/» 52% 82% 7% 58% 76% 50 37% 48 897 31% 60% 37', 4 45% 82% 58% 77% ROBINSON \u2014 At the Slier hrookc Hospital on March 14.1964 to Elmer and Shirley tnec Spray) a son, Scott Edward.A brother for Laurie Anne.TRIPPEAR \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.B Trippear are happy to announce the birth of a son on March 9, 1964, at thc Sherbrooke Hospital.Liltle brother for Donna, Billy and Kent.(Earïï ni (Elymiluî COONS We wish lo expiens oui sincere thank* to all those who were »o kind lo us durinu 1 he recent death of Mrs.Merle Coons.To Rev.Alhison, ti»e bearers, I lie omanlM and choir, Ihoac who sent food find raids, and loaned cars, and for the beautiful floral offerin«s.Our ein-cert thanks to yon all.THK MOCelLL FA MR.Y AND KARI.COONS Holton C.'enler, Quo.MÀCIVBR I wish to extend m.\\ sincere thanks to all my relatives and friends, who were so kind to me during my stay In the hospital.Special thanks lo Dr.Paulette and Dr.Fletcher, nurse Bullard and her staff on 2nd.Surgical and to those who sent gifts, cards, letters, also to those who brought in food and visited me since my relurn home.Your kindness I» greatly appreciated.I thank you all.GLADYS MACIVF.R MORRISON \u2014 We wish to expire our sincere thanks to our daughter, Mrs.Gordon Dempsey, and Miss Donna Dempsey, Mrs.Alex Glen, and Miss Joan Glen, all our kind neighbors in Faton, ami to all who helped in any way to make our 50th anniversary party.To Hie Christmas Club for the lovely planl, for gift* and cards.Your kindness is deeply appreciated.We thank you.FRANK AND MABEL MORRISON fu ümnriant HOVER In loving memory of iny dear husband end our dear father, Mr.Philip Hover, who pass rd away March IB, 1953.Memories we have of you, !.\\re in our hearts forever: Remembering the joys and love; |That kept us all together.Always remembered by, HIS WIFE AND FAMILY j WATT in loving memory of jour mother, Alma Walker Watt, who passed away February 10, 1901 and our father Wilfred Reginald Watt, who passed away on March : 16, 1952.\tI We cannot halt the hands of lime I Nor live again thc* past, j Hut we have precious momories, [That will forever last.| MURIEL, HOWARD.SHIRLEY, CHRISTINE MR.AND MRS LESLIE LYNCH AND FAMILY MR AND MRS.FLOYD WALKER AND FAMILY HUBBARD, Florence \u2014 Sudden- ly «I MoKeagc Nursing\tHome, on\tFriday,\tMarch\t13,\t1964, Florence Green, beloved wife of I he late Albert Hubbard, in her 7(ith year.Resting in the li.L.Biahop Funeral Chapel, 300\tQueen\tBlvd.\tNo.,\tSher- brooke Funeral notice laier.G«r»rd Moufette'» 562-2249 Paradis, Herv* \u2014 Suddenly on\tSunday.\tMarch\t15,\t1964, llrrvr Paradis, beloved husband of Lucille Paquelle, hi the age of 54 years, residing at 850 Pa Pine.au, engineer of the Q.C It Funeral service on Wednesday, March 18 at St, Famille Church al 9 30 a.m.Interment St.Michael\u2019s (enudery.Parlor 33 Bowen Av»., So.ROBERTS, Margaret \u2014 Al Greensboro, North Carolina, on (Sunday, March 15.1964, Marg and Jones, beloved wife of the late Harold Davies Roberts and dear mother of Jeoffrey of Greensboro and Betty (Mrs.1 Richardson) of Magog, Que., and dear grandmother of Philip, David, Boyd and Kenneth in her 791 h year.Resting at the Stier hrookc Street Funeral Home, 150 Sherbrooke St., Magog, on Tuesday, March 17, where fu neral will be held on Wednesday, al 2:00 p.m.Rev.R.N.Nichols officiating.Visiting hours from 79 p.m.Tuesday evening.In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to S).Paul * Uniled (\u2019Inirch Memorial Fund.McKenna's Funeral Service 843 3731 Magog.STANDISH, Bruc* \u2014 At Rougemont, Que., on March 13, 1964, Bruce Standish in his 84ilh year.Resting at the home of his sister, Mrs.Edward P.Slandish, from where procession will leave Tuesday, March 17 at 2:30 p.m for services at St.Thomas Anglican Church, Burial at Rougemont.J.W.Draper Fu neral Directors.STEWART, Joseph Carson \u2014 Al the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Sunday, March 15, 1984, Joseph Carson Stewart, beloved son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph .1.Slewapl and dear brother of Jolenc and Margaret, in his 18l.h year.Resting at Johnston\u2019s Funeral Chapol, 83 Queen Street, Lennoxville, where the funeral will be held on Wednesday, March 18, at 2 p.m Rev.R.j).Sandford officiating.Interment in Malvern Cemetery, Lennoxville.Shtrbrooke Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary NEW CONVENER of IN MEMORIAM FUND NAMED Mrs.W.P.Charle-bois, Tel.562-0357,\t472 Quebec St., Sherbrooke; Assisted by: ¦ Mrs.Paul S.McKenna, Tel.567 6926,\t480 Arlington SI., Sherbrooke, Que.Behan better DUBLIN (Reuters)\u2014Seriously-ill Irish playwright Brendan Behan, 41 today, was described as \"slightly improved\u201d as he lay in a coma in hospital here.Doctors said earlier his condition was \u201cextremely grave\" and he was not responding lo treatment for jaundice.He was admitted lo hospital Thursday.Behan is best known for two DAMASCUS (AP)\u2014Quote of plays, a book, and his drinking fjm (]ay; Sheikh Kazem Youssef, exploits.\tI who claims to be between 165 - janfj ]gQ yCars 0]di t0|f| a tclevi- .\t.\tsion interviewer in Damascus Plan highway Energetic Sheikh J.W.DRAPER FUNERAL home 3^4 Main -S»., Cowansville 263 0393\t: ' Successor lo Howiirfi Hasting* The Lain.Gt o Robb, Jos Hingston, Kenneth Jcnne, Walter Morrison Established IB50 (AP)\u2014Commu- Syria, he\u2019s energetic and alert, then added: \"But that doesn't mean I intend to take a fifth OLDSMOBILE\u201964 BE SURE TO SEE BONANZA EACH SUNDAY ON THE CBC-TV NETWORK.CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING FOR CHANNEL AND TIME BROUILLARD AUTOMOBILE omz) LIEE KATMANDU nust China has put 500 techni- wife.\" cians in Nepal to expedite con-:- struction of a seven-mile Him- alayan road from Kodari to At- PrirFv traDDeCl pani, on thc highway between\t* Katmandu and Lhasa, the cap- LIMA (Reuters) \u2014 Dense jun ita) of Tibet.\tgie today hampered efforts by - Peruvian air force and army, .\ti\tunits to rescue a survey party! RaOS little boxes of Civilians and soldiers sur-~\t(rounded by Indians on a hill-top WATERVILLE, Me.(AP) \u2014inear the Brazilian border.Architect Edward Durell Stone The air force planned to send says thc open countryside is (in a helicopter in an effort to being consumed by \u201cmillions of pluck wounded members of thc little boxes\u201d to satisfy the survey party from the hill top 0-444.1 345 Wellington St.South, 569-3606 Sherbrooke, Que.American obsession for single family dwellings.\u201cIf we had followed the Mediterranean traditions, wc would be building compact villages and towns, thereby preserving the open countryside.\u201d Stone said in a speech.I near the Galvez River, about 500 miles from Requena.But reports reaching here said army troops sent out from Rcqucna Friday through the jungle still had not reached thej trapped survey party by Sunday inight.\t1 Marriages, Card of Thanks, Death Notices, Births, 25c per count charge, $2.00 (I line.Minimum line* or less).IN MEMORIAM NOTICES ! 20c per count line.Minimum ; charge, $2.00 (10 lines or less).! Poetry 23 cents a line extra.\\ Additional names over three: ] 10 cenls each name.AU.ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE OF PERSON SENDING NOTICE.OBITUARIES Obituaries received within one month of death ar* pub- < llshed free.A charge of $5.00 is made for obituaries delayed beyond this period.The Record reserves the right to edit or condense obituaries \\ because of space Umitatlons. g SHERBROOKT DAILY RECORD, MON., MAR.16, 1964 MoWo-c., S\"___6\t\" uairAt; USED CAR LOT i ¦ 3sr.fe^^.ChrT^ 1465 King W.\u2014Tel.567-3911 Sherbrooke, Que.CLASSIFifcD ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cent* for 16 words or less.Three consecutive insertions, 3rd day half charge.Six consecutive insertions.25°o off.10 cents for mailing Record Box replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Classified Ads accepted until 4.00 P.M.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales, Legal Notices.Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon previous day; 10 A.M.Saturday for Monday.569-3636.1.Articles For Sale 4 Property For Sale REGENT automaitic electric aewlng machine, like new, »125.00.Apply 421 Marquette St.RE-CONDITIONED and guaranteed refrigerators for as low as S69 00.Kos»-BÎron Electric Ltd., 183 Frontenac St., Tel.562-1564.BALED HAY.Tel.562-5816 after 5:00 p.m.gÏrMAN Roller Canaries, Budgies, cages, stands, aquariums, tropical fish.50 Wilson St., LennoxvUle.Tel.5691518.WEDDING dress, size 12-13, long, with veil and iadem.Low price.Phone 562-0815.GOOD quality baled hay for sale D.G.Court, R R.2, Cookshlre, Tel.Bury 832-3777.ATTENTION! Future newlyweds \u2014 quality new furniture.5 piece chrome kitchen set; rocking chair; cutlery; glassware; 52 piece dtn-nerware set; 29 piece kitchen utensil set; garbage paU; laundry basket; clock; 2 piece chesterfield set; 3 tables; 3 lamps; carpet; 3 piece bedroom set; spring mattress; pillows; lamps; bedspread; Enterprise electric stove, 220, Bar-B-Que, Westinghouse washer; Hoover polisher.Special price $999.97.Guaranteed price, layaway plan, Insurance, terms.For night appointment cal Maurice Payette, 569-7412, Levesque Ltd., 38 Wellington St.S., Sherbrooke.SMALL apartment size piano, brown satin finish.712 Octaves.Tel.567-7025.NEARLY new 45 gallon steel drum for sale, suitable for garbage, fuel oil and etc.Apply B.Cohen Corp.342 Wellington St.S.Tel.569-1250.NEW FURNITURE for 3 rooms \u2014 $795.00, comprising of stove, re frlgerator, washer, kitchen, living room, bedroom set, tables, lamps, etc.$25.00 month.Also used furniture of all kinds at $2.00 per week.Call Felix St.Amant.Tel.864-4191.Res.567-7363.HARVEST hay passed through conditioner, kept In barn.For in formation write 960 St.Valle East, Quebec.LAVALLEE Furniture \u2014 Buy, sell and exchange.W'e sell direct from manufacturer for lowest prices 917 Galt St.W., 562-4332.BATHS, sinks, toilets, kitchen sinks, showers.New and used.Best prices at Ruel Construction Materials, 300 St.Francis Blvd.S.PAINT \u2014 Best prices In town.Special \u2014 up to 60% discount.Glid-den.Crown Diamond.Priced from $2.37 gallon.M.Ruel, 300 St.Francis Blvd.S.TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE NORTH WARD \u2014 New house, modern, 2 tenements of 6 rooms each.Finished basement with fireplace.Tel.5694625.FIX\u2019EM \u2014 If you\u2019re going to live In that rented house you\u2019ll have to keep It In repair and looking pre sentable, however.If It were your own, you would be spending on your own behalf and not those who\u2019ll take the rent after you leave It.See us for better buys.Charles Connors, 5624000.BUNGALOW \u2014 5 rooms, sltu^ed on Portland St.Car-port and ceramic tile bathroom.Apply J.C.Vallee, 2465 Maisonneuve St.Phone 567-7824.NORTH WARD \u2014 Cottage, 6 rooms, brick and stone, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile bathrooms.Lot 69 x 105.H.M.Morin Real Estate Broker, 569-9926.NEW BUNGALOWS, 5 rooms, brick, automatic heating, painted, floors covered, $9,900.00.Down payment of $100.00.Easy terms, Situated Belvedere Development, also Hollywood Development.Phone 562-5728.5.Lots For Sale AND ALL the King's horses, and all the King\u2019s men, went to Narth Hatley, to buy a lot.Tel.North Hatley 842-2769 after 6:00 p.m.6a.For Sale or To Let DOUBLE tenement, 5 rooms each, situated in East Sherbrooke.Tel.562-3046.8.Cars For Sale 1957 DODGE V-8 standard, 4 door sedan or will trade for Vi ton truck.Call Cowansville 263-2892.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BUICK, Pontiac, Vauxhall, G.M.C.Trucks, Sales & Service.Deluxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West.Tel.569-3669.IMPERIAL Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Fargo Trucks.Sales & Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd., 405 Belvedere St.Tel.569-3659.11.Livestock For Sole TWENTY pigs, seven weeks old, $10.00.Also six purebred young sows, $45.Tony Zverlna, Manson-ville, 292-5715.3 HERD of milking cows, Holstein, many freshened, others to freshen soon.4 beef bulls of 1 year.Pole Angus, purebred with registration, weight 800 lbs., descendant of Sire Ronomi, 1 bull of 14 months, Holstein, purebred with registration, weight 800 lbs; from Jacques farm Lennoxvlle, very good stock I wth good record.1 pair of mares I 1400 lbs.6 heifers Ayrshire, 2 of 3 years, to calve in August.2 of 2 years, 2 of 1 year with registration.Condition payable in halved.Apply Robert Menard, St.Edwidge 849-3421.12.To Let i25.Teachers 48.Money To Loan CUR BOARDING HOUSE .with .MAJOR HOOPLE 4 ROOM apartment, heated, hot water, stove, refrigerator, ground floor.491 Vimy.Phone 562-3017.J APARTMENT situated at 980 Cambrai, 2 rooms, furnished, heated bright, plus complete bathroom Ideal for couple.Private en trance.Tel.562-8739 after 5 p.m.; ROOM heated apartment, 640 Victoria St.Available May 1st.Stove and refrigerator supplied.Apply Property Administrators Reg\u2019d.I.Echenberg Broker.105 Wellington St.N.Tel.567-6700 or 562-3126 after 6:00 p.m.: ROOM tenement, heated, situated 66 Morris St.$100.00 monthly.Available May 1st.Tel.569-9443.4 ROOM tenement, heated, hot water, tiles, 220.Outlet for washer and dryer.Individual thermostat.Available Immediately.1575 St.Louis.Tel.8644306.MELBOURNE VILLAGE, 4 rooms and bath heated, hot water, newly decorated.Adults only.B.Fleming, Melbourne.NORTH WARD \u2014 4Vi rooms, very modern, tiled floors, 2nd floor.Corner of Prospect and Victoria.$80.00 Francois Fabl 567-5520.I.ENNOXVILLE \u2014 2 new tenements, 4 rooms, heated, hot water, $75.00 monthly.Available April 1st or May 1st.Tel.569-3917.469 VIMY, near Portland, 3 and 4 rooms, hot water, stove and refrigerator furnished.Adults only.Tel.567-5923.STORE to let at 242 Alexander St.Available May 1st.569-3412.13.Offices To Let 2 OFFICE suite - 18 Wellington St.No.Available April 1st.$75.00 per month.Apply Property Administrators Reg\u2019d, I.Echenberg Broker.18 Wellington St.N.Suite 6 Tel.567-6700.SUITE of 3 offices, 86 Wellington N.Available May 1st.Suitable as offices for lawyers, notaries, accountant, finance Co.Ltd.with parking space for 1 car.Apply Property Administrators Reg\u2019d, I.Echenberg Broker.305 Wellington St.N.Tel.567-6700.18.Wonted To Rent HOUSE In vicinity of Bolton Centre, Knowlton, for May 1st.Contact Mrs.Edna Vosburgh, Bolton Centre, Que.WANTED to rent for May 1st, or earlier, 5 or 5Mi room apartment In quiet residential district.Reply to Record Box 99.FOR SUMMER season, cottage on Lake Memphremagog shore, Georgeville Road Side, hot water, safe swimming.To supply refer ences.Tel.Montreal 671-0405 col led.MOUNT BRUNO PROTESTANT SCHOOLS Applications are invited for 1964-1965.Primary and Elementary teachers (male and female) Specialists: English: Grades 8, 9 Latin: Grades 8, 9.Music: (singing) part time, Grade 4, 7.Kindergarten Preference will be given to experienced and well qualified teachers.St.Brun, A residential community is located on the south shore, 20 minutes from downtown Montreal, population about 9,000, regular P.T.C.transportation available.Two modern schools are In operation.Competitive salary scale (Montreal).Please address applications to R.G.Gibson, Supervising Principal; Post Office Box 599, St.Bruno, Quebec.Phone: 653-2429 (days) or 653-2923 (evenings).Kindly enclose professional references.Teachers are required for 1964-65 for the following departments in the Sherbrooke Protestant School System: (1)\tHome Economics.(2)\tFrench.(3)\tPhysical Education (elementary).Please apply to W.W.Gibson, Superintendent, The High School, Sherbrooke, P.Q.THE PROTESTANT School Commis-slon of Waterloo invites applications for qualified Protestant teacher for Home Economics (half time only).-Attractive salary scale.Applicants should state age, qualifications, experience and special interests as well as professional references.Apply to Mr.Samuel Waye, Principal P.O.Box 1038, Waterloo., Phones: home 539-2041.Bus.539-0162.26.Help Wanted: Male TEXTILE SHIFT FOREMAN CARDER, WEAVER, SPINNER Experienced ou Cotton and Blends.These openings have possibilities of growth with a large New England Textile Mill.State experience and salary expected.Apply Record Box 95.NASTURTIUMS,\u2022SWEST PEAS AND SERANilLl/\u2019AS FAVS// WHY, I CAN RAISE THOSE ON A OUSTPANJ f OF COURSE TMEY'RE ALL RIGHT FOR AN AMATEUR LINE YOU TO RAISE güT WAIT TILL YOU SEETHE 3AVANÉ&E ORCHIDS AND THE AMAZON ANGEL LILY I'M.GOING TO CULTIVATE IN M-Y SARDEN WHEN SPRING SETS IN SOU WON'T GO TOTH' % TROUBLE OF LAYING M OUT SEDS, X S POSE ~ YOU'LL GUST PLANT EM IN CANS TILL NOO GET AROUND TO MAKING A FORMAL SADDEN, OUT OF SOUK.YARD, EH 2 , HATS OFF TO SCOTIA PLAN! 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