Sherbrooke daily record, 10 avril 1958, jeudi 10 avril 1958

[" APRIL 15\t16 »\t30 tjerbcookeTMuTLiecocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS F COOLER Sunny today; PritUy mainly cloudy with occasional light snow or rain in th« weaing; cooler Friday; light winds Inday; Friday northeast 15.Low tonight and high Friday 28 and 10.Established 1897.Price: 5 £ent« SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 \t \tSixty-Second Year Three More Quebec Ministers Police Shoot On Sight Cuban Revolt Crushed HAVANA \u2014 (AP) \u2014 Police shot on sight today as they pressed a roundup of rebels whose call for an armed uprising and general strike against President Gulgencio Batista failed Wednesday.About 35 persons were kil- ; led in the abortive uprising! \u2014 which was confined to Havana and Matanzas, 63 miles to the east \u2014 and in the, police hunt which followed.The continuing police search is expected to push the death toll higher.Havana was quiet early to day, although the heart of the city was without lights or gas be- Mr.and Mrs.Paul Vallee of Sawyerville, Rue., woo arrived in .'Miami.Fla., from Cuba, said electric current and telephone service in their hotel went off at 10:3U a.m.and were still out when they left about 1:30 pm.They said soldiers and police were patrolling every street.cause of rebel bombs.The government claimed that quiet prevailed throughout the island.Rebel leader Fidel Castro\u2019s lieutenants said they would try again to overthrow Batista, \u201cprobably very soon.\u201d Instead of i the 50.000 armed revolutionists the rebel chieftain had said would rise, probably less than 200 answered the ca\u2019l.REBELS DISAPPOINTED The rebels insisted the 2'4-hour outbreak at mid - day had been launched as a rehearsal for the long-promised all-out attack.But they expressed shock and bitterness that the public failed to heed their strike call, broadcast from briefly captured radio and television stations.In the government cleanup heavily armed national police shot to kill any motorist sus- j pected of carrying weapons.Two men were hauled from an automobile carrying 110 gasoline bombs and slain.Another was shot down when he hurled a gasoline bomb at a police car.By the time Havana quieted down around midnight, at least Continued On Page 5 I SAD REMINDER \u2014 The small cap is a pathetic reminder of the death of two three-year-old Montreal playmates, Ricky Asbinall and Teddy Glawdecki, who were found dead in the refrigerator, above, last night some 10 hours after they were last seen playing in their front yards.The refrigerator is located in the basement of a neighbour\u2019s home in suburban Lachine.The children apparently suffocated.Their mothers\u2019 frantic call to the police soon had a small army of searchers out looking for the two youngsters.The boys were rushed to the hospital but were pronounced dead.\t(CP Wirephoto) Khrushchev Plans To Co-ordinate Satellite Economies In Bloc Winnie Cancels N.American Trip LONDON (Reuters) \u2014 Sir Winston Churchill announced Wednesday night he has cancelled his planned North American visit because it is \u201cconsidered inadvisable\u201d that he make the journey.The trip would have taken him to Toronto and Washington.A statement issued by the former prime minister from Chart-well.his home in Westertiam, Kent, said: \u201cSir Winston Churchill has informed President Eisenhower that*with much regret he has felt obliged to concel his visit.MOSCOW (Reuters) \u2014Premier Nikita Khrushchev and the delegation he led on an eight - day visit to Hungary arrived back in Moscow by jetliner this afternoon.The new Soviet premier, first oW of the plane, was followed by First Deputy Premier F.R.Kos-lov, trade union leader V.V.Grishin and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.BUDAPEST (AP) \u2014 Russia's Nikita Khrushchev left for home today with a pledge that \u201cproletarian dictatorship will remain in Hungary.\u201d He also gave notice of plans to co-ordinate the Communist economy of Eastern Europe more closely through a top-level conference of Soviet-bloc leaders.The visiting Soviet premier disclosed his plans Wednesday in a speech at the big Cespel steel works, a centre of the 1956 revolt.Workers were noticeably uninterested and left for lunch by the thousands as he spoke.Authorities apparently did nothing to stop them.Red Sputnik Triumph May - Be Even Greater CAMBRIDGE, Mass.(AP)\u2014 Russia\u2019s giant Sputnik II is about U< make a flaming exit from outer space.And there\u2019s belief that the Russians scored an even greater scientific feat with their dog-carrying moon than first recognized.The satellite, experts at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory here say, is expected to make its final plunge through the earth\u2019s atmosphere some time Saturday afternoon or evening.The end may well be spectacular, with the satellite glowing like a meteor and visible over a wide area.Launched Nov.3 with the shaggy dog Laika aboard, the half-ton weight of the Soviet moon with its canine space pioneer astonished the world.The three circling U.S.satellites are midgets by comparison.Today some scientists »t the «b^rvatory think the Soviet ac-1 I complishment of orbiting a dog with food, water and an air-conditioning system able to keep it alive for a week was actually considerably more impressive than the Western world realizes.; MAY BE HEAVIER They believe Sputnik II is four or five times heavier than the half-ton announced by the Russians.They figure there was a misunderstanding about the original announcement which the Russians for reasons of their own have allowed to remain unchallenged.The free world assumes Sputnik II weighs a half-ton because Russia announced a few hours after the launching that \u201cthe total weight of the instrument is 506.3 kilograms.\u201d Various translations differ but all agree 508.3 kilograms was ! given after a listing of the instruments and dog.This is about Continued On Page 5 But today bands played and flags flew at flower-decked Feri-hegy Airport as Hungary\u2019s Communist officialdom lined up to shake hands in farewell before Khrushchev took off in a Soviet jetliner for the flight to Moscow.As outlined by Khrushchev, the economic conference would have two aims: Getting the Communist bloc countries to co-operate with one another as well as with the Soviet Union, and speeding up their industrial specialization to integrate individual countries\u2019 production into an over-all pattern.The meeting might be designed to produce the Communist bloc\u2019s answer to Western Europe\u2019s common market plan.Neither the date nor the place apparently has been set.Khrushchev complained that the Communist countries want to co-operate with Russia, \u201cbut not with one another.\u201d At the windup of his eight-day visit, Khrushchev and the Hungarian Communist party chief, Janos Kadar, issued a communique repeating the Soviet Union's insistence that the political status of East Europe\u2019s Communist countries is no question for discussion at any summit meeting.They said it would amount to interference in the affairs of sovereign states and be incompatible with the United Nations charter.Court Drama In Technicolor NEWCASTLE, England (AP)-Alfred Johnson, a paint sprayer I in a garage, was told by his boss i to quit sitting around and do a i little work.Johnson saw red.Johnson kicked a can of paint al the boss, Theodore Mitchelson, whose grey trousers legs turned a dripping green.Mitchelson\u2019s face went purple and his remarks transformed the air into a vivid blue.His secretary, her face white, called the police.In court Wednesday a judge fined Johnson £10 and ordered jhim to pay Mitchelson £62 dam ages.The judge gave Johnson six months to produce Ihe money, but warned him what his future would be if he didn\u2019t pay: Black.After 25 Years GASTONIA, N.C.(AP>\u2014Mrs.Charles Shotc wants an annulment after 25 years of marriage and 17 children.Her suit filed Wednesday claimed her husband married another woman 10 days before marrying her March 2, 1933.Second In Knt en Kidnap Of Plane Foiled SEOUL.Korea (Reuters)\u2014A seriously wounded South Korean pilot brought his plane in for an emergency landing today after fighting off a gun wielding South Korean officer who attempted to diyert it to North Korea.The plane's radio operator was killed in the aerial gun battle.The pilot bled profusely as he landed the plane at Pyongtaik 4fl miles south of here.Another airman was reported | to have been injured in the strug i glo in the cabin of the C-46 transport.Other South Korean Air Force oftieers and men travel ling as passengers finally overpowered the gunman, identified as a Capt.Choi.The plane was on a flight from Taegu to Seoul when Choi drew his revolver and ordered the pi lot, Capt.Kim Kap Kyoo, to fly north.When Kim refused and started grappling with Choi, Ihe captain opened fire.CHOI ARRESTED A South Korean Air Force spokesman said it was \u201cbeyond doubt that Choi acted under North Korean Communist in structions.\u201d It was the second attempt in less than two months to divert a South Korean plane to North Korea.Choi was arrested by miliiary police when K m landed the plane An air force spokesman refused to disclose whether Choi had any help from other passengers in his attempt lo divert Ihe flight Violence Flares Again In Cyprus NICOvSIA.Cyprus (Reuters) \u2014 Violence flared a! the Nicosia central prison and a nearby detention camp today as F.OKA, (he anli - British guerrilla organization, launched a wave of strikes throughout this British island colony.British troops moved in to quell a disiurbance at the Kok-kino Trimilhia delenlion camp, 10 miles west of Nicosia, where rrore than 500 jrolitical detainees are held.Two huts and some bedding were set on fire at the camp, but the blazes were reported controlled.Meanwhile.Greek Cypriot poli tical prisoners clambered on lo the roof of the Nicosia central prison and hurled tiles at their guards below.The incidents coincided with the beginning of an island-wide strike to protest the detention without trial of suspected terrorists and demanding the, return of exiled Archbishop Makarios and 26 EOKA men held in British jails.All stores and cafes were closed today in the Greek quarter' of Nicosia, and traffic was at a standstill.Reports from o'her Cyprus communities indicated that the strike was being observed throughout the island.PMDedines ToName Them OTTAWA - (CP) Prime Minister John DiefenbaVer *\u2022>\u2019» be plan* to double Quebec repiesentation in the lederal cabinet to six member*.I le announced his intentions Wednesday al a preaa conference dining hi» holiday at Hamilton.Bermuda, but declined to »av what persons or portfolios his cabinet chang- Big Ben 100 LONDON\u2014I/I*)\u2014Big Ben, the IS'i-ton bell of the most famous clock in the world, marked its 100th birthday today.es will involve.The prime minister also said Canada's reply is being prepared to a Soviet request that this country try to persuade the United States and Britain to join Russia in halting nuclear weapons tests.There was \"nothing yet\" on when (lie Canadien an swer will be delivered.Meanwhile, the cabinet met Wednesday in Ottawa under Wqrks Minister Howard Green, acting prime minister, to take In Ottawa there has been speculation Hint two of the new Quebec ministers may be Charles Campeau, former Mont real planning director who is Ml* for Montreal St.James, and I t Col Pierre Scvtgny nl l.ongueil, a former chief organizer for Ihr Conservative party in Quebec.steps to replenish the depleted national treasury in lime to meet mid-April civil service payrolls The 600 word letter from Rus ! sian Premier Nikua Khrushchev, dated April 4 and addressed to the prime minister, was deliv ered April 5 to External Affairs Minister Sidney Smith It referred to Russian propo i-ab that Britain and the U.S.follow Russia's announced inten-lion of stopping the tests and called on the Canadian government ''to support this initiative in the common interest of all 1 mankind,\u201d Mr.Diefenbakei said Wedncs day any consideration of the So viel ban should be in Ihe light ol apparent completion by the Soviets of testing needed for the nexl lew years and of Ihe Soviet ; refusal to agree to international I inspection.Tcsls \"could take I place withoul ascertainment of other nations,\" \"If Russia is really desirous of bringing about cessation then provision should be made for in ternational inspection.\u201d It was interesting that Russia's testing program had become so intense in recent weeks.Radia lion had risen to a pronounced degree in the latitude in which Canada lay.He reiterated Canada's willingness lor open inspection ol the Canadian Arctic \u201cprovided Russia will allow similar inspec lion over her polar regions,\u201d TO VISIT U.S.Mr.Smith said Wednesday be hopes to pay what he called a courtesy call on U.S.Slate Secretary John Foster Dulles dur ing a visit to Washington, D C , Monday.Mr.Smith is to confer with Canadian consulate officials frt m across the U.S.Mr Diefenbaker told reporters April 3, after his cabinet\u2019s first post election meeting, he did not expect to make any announcement on changes of cabinet per sonnel before his return from Bermuda.Present Quebec representatives in the 22 member cabinet arc Mines Minister Paul Comtois, Postmaster\tGeneral William Hamilton and Solicitor \u2022 General Leon B a 1 c c r.Seven cabinet members are from Ontario; three from British Columbia and two from Saskatchewan There is one member from earh of the six other provinces.Four cabinet jobs arc vacant: immigration minister, defence production minister, associate de fence minister, and privy council president.Top-Level Meeting Of Firemen, C P R Asked By U S Boss i taxation problem involved in con-ncclion with public financing of education in Quebec and this in i turn is enmeshed in a federal-provincial taxation problem.At present, he said, the Quebec gov.ernment rejects federal aid to education as unconstitutional.Finally Quebec faced the problem of the preservation of it* i culture.Education in Quebec, he | said, must inculcate in the students the main elements of French culture and Christian ho m.nism.East Germans Upset BERLIN (Reuters)\u2014East Germany has demanded a correction of a United Nations publication in which the East German republic is called \u201cthe East zone of Germany.\u201d Today's Chuckle One of our biggest problème the** d*yi is working out solutions for the solution* the lest generation worked.iÿuK SÎTFKBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS, APRIL 10, 1858 South Durham Guild Sets Date For Bean Supper SOUTH DURHAM.\u2014 The Lad ; The principal buainesa »aa ics\u2019 Guild of St.James Anglican I with regard to the beans and sal Church held a meeting at the ad supper.It was decided to hold home of Mrs.Alan Mountain, all ! it on Saturday night, April 28, members assisting with the ! at 7 o\u2019clock in the Church and lunch.\t11.0 O K.Hall.The president, Mrs.G.Hender son, presided.The secretary, Mrs DANCE SAT., APRIL 12fh BROOKBURY W.I.HALL Music by Bill and His Sunset Valley Boys Adm.: 75c Rodney Duffy, read the minutes The next meeting will be held in the evening, at the home of Mrs.Rodney Duffy, on April 16th all member», assisting.Each member is asked to donate an article towards a baby\u2019s layette for the W.A.at this meeting.There will also be a fee of 25c.During the year, each member is asked to raise $2 in a social way to assist the Guild.Radio Guide GRANADA Show ; NOW SHOWING! 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give a lecture on \u201cColor\u201d at 8 p.m.on Saturdaj, April 12.at the Cowaniville Art Centre.Members are urged to attend and the general public is cordial- ly invited.There is no admission charge.This »U1 be Miss Hawthorne s second visit to the Art Centre and her previous gallery talk is remembered with pleasure by all who heard it.On view will be the exhibition of- art by school children, the opening of w hich will have taken place at 3 p.m.that day.DANCE Hatley Municipal Hall Friday, April HtH Modern and Old Tima Music In aid of Hatley Athletic .Association.1.00 « to 6.30 6\t45 700 7\tJO 1.00 0 30 16 00 10 26 1030 11.00 12 00 CBC Newt Quebec News The Cletic Heart Raw hide ChansonetMs Plano Music A Touch of Greasepaint Who's the Composer National News and Roundup C\u2019Eatla Vie Bureaucracy on Trial GUrr>our5s Album CBC News 7\t30 House of bound* 8\t00 Sandman\u2019* Matinee 10 00 Juit Good Moue 11.00\tFinal New* 11,10 Sign Off 3.00\t1430 Club 3.00\tNew* 8.05 Country and Western Mumc 8.30\tSupper Club 8.16\tSporta Review 6.30\tSupper Club 6.35 Personalities in Print 7.16\tGreatest Sporta Thrill* 7.30\tMusic Coast to Coast 7.00\tVermont at Savcn 11.00\tFinal Nawe * 30 Looking Back 10.00\tCourt of Opinion 10.30 Muate for Relaxing 10.50 Dow Sport Show 11.00\tDominion Newa 11.10\tMusic TUI Midnight 12.00\tSign Off.4.27 CBC New* 4 30 Campus Capers 5.00\tPrase New* 5.05 Campus Caper* 5.30 Rawhlds 5.45\tBroadway Show 6.00\tNewa 6.10\tTown Cftar Newa (MS Sportcaat 6 10 Suppertlm* Serenade 7.00\tBig Bands 7.45\tMusical Program 6.0*> Assignment 0.30 Life with The Lyons 10.00\tCavalcade of Sporta 1100 Dow Sport Show 11.10 Music Till Midnight 12.00\tNawt and Sign off Bennett, Ml»s Flossie Hunt, of Sault Ste.Marie, Ont., is a guest at the same home.Misses Joan Main and Fern Herring, of Bishopton, spent a weekend with Mr.and Mrs L.Groom.Mrs.Willie MeI.eod was called to Lennoxville by the serious illness of her father, Mr.James Dunn.Mr.and Mrs.Curtis Bennett, of Lancaster, N.H., visited Mr.and Mrs.F, G.Bennett.Mr.Edgar Groom, of St.Johns-bury, visited his mother.We're, choosing Wallpaper.Modern people proud of their pos* sessions, know there's no substitute, To-day't Canadian Wallpapers possess Charm and Durability.They\u2019re beaut!fu^ly interesting and fashion-wise, * will give a gracious beauty all through your Home.PLASTIC COATED .WASHABLE SUNWORTHY NATIONAL \\WAJLLPAPE ,& PAINTS LIMITED 1?^ Wellington N.Sharbeowkt.XT' 'Oapudê\u2019uü 12 St.Alphonse E.Thotford Minas.WILSON\u2019S 95< Anniversar WIN A \u2018WHITE\u2019 SEWING MACHINE Each $10.00 purchase value of furniture or appliances entitles you to a coupon on a chance to win this White Sawing Machine.\u2014 DRAWING APRIL 26th ELECTRIC RANGES LIKE THIS ONE ARE Frigidaire's finest range! 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24,494.Bill the Progressive Conserva lives picked up 35.563 extra dotes, lo bring their total to 127.953 lids year compared wdb 92.399 voles received a year ago.This gave Ihrm a combined ma jordy of 24,567.The indepenilenl and third i party vole dropped from 16,31(1 m 1957 to 4.1(19 in 1958 In Silieibrooke County, which elected a Conservative candidate lor the lirst time in over 59 j years, the story resembled that in other parts of the district.Mr.Allard turned a majority ! of 6,533 amassed by Liberal Continued on Page 5 ' IVU M £ \u2022liai LEARN TO SWIM Max., 10 Boy* per Cle»* Men\u2019* Lesson* et Night Y.M.C.A.LO.2-2012 296 Dufferin Av*.Ckaney any Fusty boarder With a watch That's out of order.JEWELRY & CHINA SHOP .Ï * MISMATCH MMttl B DIAMONDS CHINA.CAMHAS 43 WELLINGTON N.SHERBROOKE \" ' TIL.LO.M484 ^ a COLLECTIVE FARMS Some of the collective farms in Russia, stressing large-scale ma-; chine fanning, cover 45,000 ac- jre*.\ti ton gravel slide Tuesday night.\t\t LARGEST ASSORTMENT\t\tDID YOU KNOW> OF\t\tAn aeroplane travel* about LAMP\t\t14 mile* to *ky-write two BULBS\t\taverage word*.IN TOWN\t\tThere* an interesting display of Nat Gordon's new ROSS-BIRON LO.2 1564 ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontenac.Sherbrooke.\t\tSpring suits in the Ladies\u2019 window, now, at ROSEN- BLOOM\u2019S.\u201cSTU - DAL - POO\u201d KENNEL & AQUARIUM Opening Friday Large Auortmenl of Tropical Fith, Aquaria and Accestori**; DOG A y w 'Kitty Litter\"\t' PET SUPPLIES.Free Delivery lo Sherbrooka every Wedntiday.P O.Box 197, NORTH HATLEY Tel.North Hatley 244 Elaine C.Stuart, prop. Sjjertitoote DaUyBecord \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" EiUblUhcd Ninth D«y of Kebmiry, 1897.with which U tncorpor»ted tb« Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day, by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wellington Street North, tn the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery In Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Bmain or the United States: 1 year $9.00,\t8 months $5.00,\t3 months $2 75.1 month $1.00 Single copies 5c; 2 to 3 moa old, 10c; up to 6 mos.old, 25c.\u201cAuthorised as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 The Gordon Comment on the report of the Gordon royal commission on Canada's economic prospects has centered largely on the fact that some of the opinions expressed disagree with the policies of Prime Minister Diefenbaker's government.The report was ordered by the former Liberal government and its chairman, Walter Gordon, is a aupporter of Opposition leader I.ester Pearson.More than that, Mr.Gordon is believed to have had a hand in the formulation of Liberal economic policy for ih'e recent general election cami paign.One of the chief points of difference between the Gordon report and the Conservative government is over the best policy to follow during a recession.The Gordon report recommends that in times of prosperity and expansion.the government should budget for surpluses (as the late Liberal administration did) but in times of recession, the government should cut taxes and budget for deficits, This was generally the policy advocated by Mr.Pearson- Prime Minister Diefenbaker has put his faith rather in heavy spending on Report public works.I he commission comments that the effects of this may not be felt for a long time.However, it must be recalled that during the campaign Mr.Diefenbaker said that he would budget for deficits if necessary.I here are other differences but they are largely difference* of interpretation and emphasis.Basically, there can be little argument with the main theme of expansion and the concluding warnings of the report.The political aspects of the report do not mean that it should be quietly pigeon-holed by the government, as haa been suggested.I he Gordon commission warns that Canada'a expansion over the next 25 years may inevitably tie us clpser economically to the United States.Mr.Diefenbaker\u2019s government is pledged to attempt to spread our trade more evenly between American and Commonwealth markets.But even a 15 per cent diversion of our purchases from the U.S.to Britain would leave a substantia! part of our trade with the U.S, Mr.Diefenbaker's government will undoubtedly study the report carefully and find it useful in meeting the problems C anada must face in the next quarter century.Test Ban There are a number of things to be borne in mind in connection with the Russian announcement of a halt to nuclear weapon* testing.I nst, the Soviet Union itself has just concluded an extensive, seiiea of tests.If the Russian* operate on anything like the time intervals the U.S.does, then they probably will not be ready for further teats until next year at about this time.They know full well that the U.S.has no intention of abandoning its next sequence of tests in the Pacafic this summer.Their test ban announcement is carefully worded, be it noted, to allow them to reconsider their Iran if oth era \u2014 meaning principally the United States \u2014 do not follow suit.In other words, they may have no veal intention of stopping tests at all.but are trying to capitalize on the pro paganda value of this announcement.1 he day the LI.S.explode* its first nuclear device of the season they can say, sanctimoniously, that all bets are A Gay 'Everywhere tbeie should exist an open tolerance, a gay tolerance, an atmosphere which could make our country, both figuratively and literally, a big country.\u201d \u2014 Maurice Allard.M.P.for Sherbrooke at a recent meeting.Such a gay tolerance, said Mr.Allard, will be founded on national understanding.Coming from such a source it will be immeasurably superior to the studied tolerance of the surface kind which has often passed for the real thing and has certainly been better than no tolerance at all.1 his gay and genuine tolerance will not seek to reduce the differences be tween peoples of diffeient ancestries but will recognize them glad'lj and accept them.Propaganda off thereafter, since the U.S.failed to join them in the ban.Second, it could be that the \"halt\u2019\u2019 in tests is also an effort to bluff us into stopping experiments that might soon produce an effective atomic de-lense against long range nuclear missiles.I his hope could not be very high in the Kremlin, but it may have been regarded as worth a try.Propaganda pressures can indeed be heavy.I hiid, as the Russians begin their propaganda field day over this dramatic maneuver, we cannot forget that even if they are sincere they are not necessaiily contributing materially to the future peace of the world.Whatever a test ban may do for t*he future physical safety of mankind from nuclear fallout, it does not materially reduce the threat of war.Soviet and American arsenals still bulge with nuclear weapons, and their production goes on.Lither nation, without ever again testing so much as an atomic bullet, could pour ruin upon the other.Tolerance l or who would wish to see the differences reduced ?It is the variations of language, custbms, appearance, outlook that help to make life interest-mg.ithout thenr we would be much closer to the drab greyness of a plod ding, robot world.In other day* \u2014\u2014 sometimes in our own \u2014 the different have paid in persecution for the crime of being different Vi itches were hanged at Salem.W e have come a long way from Salem.\\\\ e have accustomed our minds to increasing tolerance Today the inner acceptance of an understanding spirit has already been achieved by an enlightened few.It is this tolerance, a genuine tolerance, at which we all should aim.Letter To The Editor The Editor, Sherbrooke Daily Record, Dear Sir: Now that the federal election is over and the smoke of battle has cleared away perhaps we ean Pirn our attention to some of the more immediate problems which confront us.I would like to mention a problem we have here concerning the transportation of our children to school.We live in * consolidated school area and in these parts our children are being picked up with panel trucks.In one instance there are 19 children carried in one of these panels.The children entering at the front opposite from the driver past a seat which folds down to allow them to get in the back.The seats are around the sides and across the end at the back These panels have no windows in the xides and no emergency door to open and get out in case of accident, the two rear doors opening only from the outside.Our school bo a ni had a contract with the drivers of these panels for two years which expires this spring.We are told that the school board approach-1 ed the Department at Quebec re grants to buy a large school bus to replace these panels and they were told no grants were avaii-able.I am wondering how your readers would like their children to be transported this way in peril of their lives.In case an accident should happen the children would have no way to get out should the vehicle overturn and worst of all, catch fire.Our school board is paying 25 cents a mile for these panels includin\u2019 the mileage the driver makes to return home morning and night.I might also avid that the Catholic schools in 'this district operate large regular school buses over these same routes in question.I am writing this letter in the hope that it may reach the attention of proper authorities and the situation will be remedied ! or that public opinion may be : aroused to the point where the powers that be will pay attention.Worried.Dunham.Que DOWNRIGHT insulting (Detroit Free Press) At Monterey (Cal.) the local chapter of the Association of the United States Army passed a resolution deploring televisions Sgt.Rilko.It says he's derogatory.If the Association was trying to suggest the limits of the Army's sense of humor it was not being just derogatory, but downwnght trsrfh ing.Who'll Be the First fo See the Other Side of the Moon?Jacoby On Bridge i \" >> marked $ r- Odd lot, xd\u2014 ! 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St.Michael's Cemetery.Famous Players MacKinnon Steel Mitchell, J S.Royalite Oil Zellers Anglo Nfld.Can.Im;.Rand Nfld U X Power Pernio Pfd.17 30 5 43 Itil 17 11 asked 35 asked ll\u2019i B 29 li 5 B 41 It 45 160 B Dirlln* POPE Bill Combi of Rock 'n' Dot (nee Me Island, are happy CANADIAN \\ Nfld $5 v Bel C 7p $9'2 Nfld Light $45 C Paper $33 Que Phone $22 Dom Oilcloth $34 T Fin A $3.V,4 Ford A $75 Trans Mt $47 Lambert A $'.>'4 Waterman $5 MINES Alseope IT'» Min Corp $10 Baker Talc 28 Mon pro 51 Randowan 110 Beatrice 7* a , Rollechasso 41 I Camp Chib 510 Can Met 125 ICanorama 32 j Cent Del 715 I Chipman 10 C Denison $13 i Continental 385 ! Cop Rand 115 Emp Oil 10 Fatima 51 j Gold Age 26 ; llollingrr $22*4 IsoDran 35 Jardun 4'-j Marpic ! Merrill 7 30 75 Mont gars 7.75 N Pae Coal 101 N Spring 24 N A Asbes 8)4 Ohalski 15 Oka It a 138 Opemisk a 7700 Orchan 13 Partridge 2.3 Portage 40'.4 Que Chib 47 Que Cop 21* Que Smelt 21 I! ex spar 53 Titan 69 Trebor 18 U Asbestos 695 Un Oils 175 , widow, Charlotte Taylor, and five j children, Lottie, Mrs.A.Seguin, ot St.Lambert; Elsie, Mrs.R.j Brodeur, of Grosse Pointe City, j Mich ; Blanche, Mrs W.Sawyer, of St.Lambert; Henry, of North Hatley, and Patricia, Mrs.Ivan , Saunders, of Lennoxville.Also I surviving are nine grandchildren j and 13 great-grandchildren.Mr.Taylor was predeceased by : a son.Linwood, who died in in-| fancy, his three brothers, Wright, of Hanover, N.H., Dr.Grant, of Mt.Vernon, HI., Leslie, of Norlh \\ Hatley, and a sister, Mrs.Belle j Tyler, of Beebe, Que.OPPOSITION Continued train page 3 ihle on the West side.Mr Trudeau maintained that motorists would not have to en 1er the lot from Wellington St at all but could use either the Laurier or Ball Street cnlranct s.Dr.L.A.Gendreau, a wtonn arian, said Wellington St.must develop towards the south.OPPOSES LIMIT Lucien Hamel said he was in favor of a lot farther down the street than the 300 feet limit suggested by the Town Planner He said the City's project for a lot behind the Wellington Hotel w.i* acceptable provided there \"as no purchase of the Wimlsoi Hotel, He said the City also should buy a lot farther down the street for future needs mid ded that all of Wellington should have parking meters.Denis Rene preferred City's plan.He argued that lui- St.the Ho- we re .CUBAN REVOLT Continued From Page 1 29 rebels had been counted dead in the capita).Two policemen were killed in the suburbs and a number wounded.The outbreak was the first fighting in Havana since Castro called for \u2018\u2018total, implacable war\u201d against Batista beginning last Saturday.Most of the recent fighting has been in easternmost Oriente province, Castro\u2019s headquarters area, where his guer- rilla forces have knocked most road and rail traffic.Rebel leaders claimed only (he trial manoeuvre planned for Wednesday, but hot-headed youths caused \u2018V PINT\t< To introduce you to the brilliant new SIMOKXZ SIMON12 I SIMONIZ NON-SCUFF FLOOR \\\\ gives you * new sparkling surface! *\tnew brighter colours ! plus the famous Simoniz two-way protection *\tresists scuiïs *\trepels watermark* out that was that it to i misfire.Insurgents had been instructed only to sabotage utility j systems, force work suspensions ! and then declare the strike, the leaders said, but badly co-ordinated firing had made It appear i the big thing.\u2014 Rough treatment and close calls in bullet - pocked Havana were related by Canadian and American travellers arriving in Miami, Fla., Wednesday night who saw (he violence erupt.! Neal Wilkinson, 37, a correspondent for the New York Daily ¦ News, said he was beaten on I the arms and back by a national 1 policeman with a \"thing like a carriage whip,\u201d as be stood watching the police break up a 1 group of youths who were chant-i ing \"Fidel, Fidel.\u201d Bernard Brennan, 30, of Moo-dus, Conn., a free-lance writer, said soldiers banged him with a gun butt and destroyed some of his film as he shot pictures of a machine-gun squad spraying an alley where they were trying to flush out rebels.Robert Whitten of Peterborough, Ont., told of watching strollers run for cover when gunfire broke out.tels and bu.sine.ss offices located closed to King St.Sarto Roy said that the Town Planner was an expert «-ho had studied the question.He said the tourist must not he forgott.'ii nor the fact that there arc a least 500 hotel room», in the area and as a result KuffiCierl parking accommodations should be available.HUIU) OWN LOTS Another merchant, Mr.Langisl suggested that perhaps the bu.si ness men would settle the ques tion if they built their own lots Sam Gillman, owner of a Inisi ness establishment, said the bu \u2018dncs-.meri must attempt to find a solution but not create amvth er problem in the process.He said they should look to the (ut-ure of the street.A W\u2019ex\u2019t Waul establishment owner, who did not identify him seif, said if the City's project behind tho Wellington Hotel were presented tor vote hr would be «against it, because of the high cost.This remark was received with a loud round of applause The meeting was called to a close by Aid.Bcrand who pro miisod that new projects would be .wludicd and another meeting called.to announce the arrival of their daughter, Crystal Faye, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, Tuesdaj April 8th, 19.58 (Carihi nf âluutk f» miKYOOHT The family of the lut® Sarah Nancy Hr^vooK wtah !»* oxlciul thdr d*+i> \u2022pprtct'ntUm to all tht'lr frtrmls anti n«lj;hbour< for their many act» of kltuine«a ami Minpatln during our rcernt her«avtcnicnt \\ special thank* for tho beautiful flowiua from the nolfthhoura, Mr.ami Airs.V Shej>aud and Tomtfo-bla l.oditc* No.18.1- 0 O F , to Pr.Bonin.Harold l as*! and staff ami to all tho*o oho s«*nl food and to Hcv Frank Manton for word» of comfort, IMHAM »e.ir.Resting at the R.L Bishop Funeral Chapel, 300 Queen Blvd .North.Funeral service w ill be held on Saturday, April 12 in St.Paul The Apostle Church at 2:(Ml p m.Rev.R.Jerv is Head officiating.Interment in Elmwood Co nut cry.DUNN, Jame* William \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital on Wednesday, April 9.1938, James William Dunn, beloved husband of Alice McCutcheon, in his 7t)th year.Resting at Johnston\u2019s Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect St.where the funeral will be held on Saturday, April 12 at 2 00 p m.Rev-Dr.I, M Outcrbridge officiating, Interment in Malvern Cemetery, Lennoxville.EDWARDS, Floranca May At the Sherbrooke Hospital on Thursday, April 10, 1958, Flor* enee May llaggell, beloved wife of James Keith Edwards.Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect St.where the funeral will be held on Sunday, Tpril 13 at 2 (HI p m.Rev.Fred Matthews otfieiating.Interment 111 Elmwood Cemetery.GOULDEN, Willard N.Uon Sud lienlv at Ayer's Cliff, Que , Wednesday, April 9, 1958, Willard Nelson Gouhh 11, beloved husband of Annie May Taylor In his b5th year.Remains resting at Lass Funeral Nome, Rock Island, where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.on Friday, and where funeral service* will be In Id on Saturday, April 12, at 200 p m Interment Elmwood t enietcry, Sherbrooke POW, Edith Unmet Pow At the Wales Home, Richmond.Que.on Thursday, Apr 10, 1958, Edith Barnes Pow, in her 781 h year.Real ing in the It L.Bishop Fn\" neral Chapel, 300 Queen Blvd.N.Sherbrooke, Que,, where neral service will he held Saturday, April 12, at 3:30 Rev.I-red Matthew* officiating.Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.fil- on pin.RECORD VOTE Continued from Page 3 Maurice Gingues in 1957 into a Conservative lead of 983, but this may be attributed largely to the increased total vote.Actually, the vote for Mr, Gin jgues dropped by only 1,895, from i6,324 last June to 14.429 last month.But the Conservative vo'e jumped from 9.791 in 1957 to 15,412 in March, 1958, a jump of 5,621.In addition, 349 votes were cast for the Social Credit candidate In March.The 1957 election was a straight party fight.Local RCAMC Unit Holds Inspection Canada's two top Medical Corp» trophies will be competed for tonight by the 8th Medical Company, RCAMC of Sherbrooke, at the annua! inspection at the William Street Armoury.Col- Pierre Tremblay, Quebec Command Medical Officer and his staff wil be on hand to inspect share Red» Like Robeson LONDON CAP)\u2014Paul Robeson was praised throughout the Communist world Wednesday on his 60'h birthday.The entire Soviet press, Moscow and Peiping Radio and speeches lauded the American singer and actor.the local company, which over the past year ha* demonstrated excellent progress.The two trophies, Ryerson and Schillington awards, are presented each year to the medical group showing the most advancement in training and general administration.Stock prices were irregularly lower in light trading yesterday.Aluminium was off r'« at 2()a*, Canada Cement off u at 281.-, Can.Bronze off 14 at 24:ii, (' l.L.'» at II'4, Famous l.\u2019Jayers olf \u2022'« at 15'k.Dominion Tar off up 7n at 17, Ford of Canada A up I at 75)4, Gatineau Power up at 32r,K.Hudson Bay Mining oft \u2022\u2022*'* at 40'4.LAC.off Y* at 30, International Nickel off )4 at, 71 U and Powell River off 14 ai 80.An ottering\twill\tshortly\tbe marie in I he U.S.of $30 million Pacific Petroleums Ltd.5\u20194 ''!« 15 year debenture* to yield 5.3'; Each $1000 debenture will carry warrants !o purchase 20 shares of the common at $19 a share.Union Minière du Haut Ka tanga, the large Belgian copper ! producer, reduced\tits copper price by 0.68 con!* a pound, about 22 cents basis New York ^ and Antwerp.The Dominion Bureau of Sta | fistic* announced that sales by! I Canadian chain store.» increased: 16.6% in February to an < Mi mat ied $199 million from $187 million | a year earlier-\tFor\tthe first\ttwo\ti j months of the\tyear\tthe rise,\twas\t| 9.6''.) ot Ç-UO million from $375 ; ! million.) President Elsenhower told re | porters l.hat he ruled out any! tax cut» or other emergency an j j tirecession measures for the time ; j being, looking forward to an j economic recovery one of thi (\u2022 j day» and claimed the economic ! (indicators did not.point to any crises now that required emrr gency action.For the ended Dee 31, 1957 Consolidated Bakeries earned 87 cents a share against 86 cents in ! 1956, Hendcrshot Paper Products earned 74 cent.* a share against 86 cents in 1956, Fniehauf Trailer of Canada earned 26 cents a : against 69 cents in 1956, PREVOST, Joseph At Sherbrooke, Que, on Wednesday, April 9, 1958, Joseph Prévost, in Ids 73lli year, beloved husband of Beatrice Dupont, residing at 38 Windsor Street Resting at tier aid Monfette Funeral Parlor, 33 Bowen Ave S I'unernl service on Saturday, April 12 at 8:30 a m.in St.Sacrement Church.Interment in St.Michael's Cemetery.WEIR, Susan A(jn»$ .Suddenly at the home of Mr.and Mrs V.E.Weller, Montreal, Que.on Thursday.April 10, 1958, Susan Agnea Weir, in her 74th year.Resting -d the home of her brother, Mr.L.J.Weir, Bishoplon, Que.Funeral service on Saturday, April 12 at 9:30 a m.Interment in Bury Cemetery.JMea.se omit flower».Producer Die* HOLLYWOOD .//p) Vefrran movie producer Sol M.Wurtzel.fird to cast such stars ns Tom\u2019 Mix, Will Rogers and Shirley Temple, died Wednesday at 67.530 Prospect St.\u2014 LO.2 2464 qu««n bi» \u2018 u >>/\t& ''¦j\t.7 ¦\tx : / m a go e , 00 '- S CC.C 7 DO YOU LIKE IT?\\ THE SALESGIPt /\t\u2014j r ffA 1\t¦ SAID IT'S A\t[\tV CONVEPOATION i»3 « \"^TPV picrF .\t\u2014 y lOU PAID 40 DOLLARS RDF THAT?VOiJ MUST BE OUT OF .YOUR MIND, BUYING A ) PIECE OE JUNK I.Iff W r HAT'DO OUPEALI/I cn \\ HOW MUD' FOOD ,\t/, /OU CAN BUY WITH f \\ V 40 DOU AP6 ?ZAUAI , J / HEAVEN KNOWS I ( rkv TO PfeACBCf FfXINOMY .tT' -w Y I DO WITHOUT MV * V\\ ( CIGARS, I DON'T GO gy .^ (^p HE SALES- \\\t> / / GIRL WAS 1 RIGHT\u2014 IT'S A CONVERSATION Tgi PIECE, ALL felGHTy 4 T **M bf WA \u2022*'- f I» \u2022** V* 1 NEVEK IZ NO, DOCroP - Y\t| rH 8ES NN - \u2019D ENJDV\t! V i /\u201c* j£Ml mi-4.I WONDER HOW ( YANCEY WILL BE DRESSED FOP v MY * COME AS- too-ARE * \"-^ PARTY K VC-' EXCUSE MY APPEARANCE, MOfery, BUT WHEN I GOT JILL\u2019S INVITATION 1 WAS ~~7 FIXING THE HOT )\t^ THAT'S lr.)»M »» mt U f \u2022 MW r M n«a p*t Of».A*1 STTntBROOlHC DAILY RECOUD, TTTUR.1., A PRD, 10, IBM T rpi\tt tt\t» C 1\tMarri39e BureaU I ln lhe Womens Sphere Helps The Lonely Meet Their Mates Unfitted Parisian Look A Little Praise to Wife in Crises' Makes Hubby a Hero BARBARA IRENE SMITHERS, daughtrr of Mr.and Mr».Walter Smithers, of Laprairie, and MURRAY ALTON BEDARD, son of Mr.and Mr».Raymond Bedard, of High-water, Que., whose engagement is announced.\t\u2022 a good time.Don\u2019t wonder along with her.Drag out the nicest compliment you heard all eve ning and tell it.to her.And while you\u2019re doing it, tell her you had a good time yourself.When the operator at her favorite beauty shop goofs and she is in tears over the too curly permanent or the too short hairdo.This is no time to advise her to find a new beauty shop or a new operator.lust tell her calmly that she looks mighty pretty to you.When she\u2019s had a hectic day and your arrival home find* her with the dinner not yet started.Suggest going out to dinner and see if she doesn\u2019t give you a look that makes you feel like the chairman of the board.When she has a birthday that is a milestone\u2014one that she has frankly been dreading.That\u2019s the time to take her dancing at the most romantic spot in town.Any man who wants a woman to think he understands her has to recognise tho.se crises that seem small to him, but awfully important to her.Want to keep your wife glad she married you?You don\u2019t have to get anywhere near the top rungs of the success ladder to make sure she'll always think she won a priie when she got.you.All you really have to do it Child cranky?Relieve both constipation and sour stomach I ChlM\u2018« rr*nkin«M.«our tummy.br«*th and Do«t#d tongua of roniifIpatlon *r« qulrkly raliavad with n«w ('hUdran'a Own Tnhlata.Taken at bwrlftm*, thay (rattan upn«t tummy \u2014 work gantly In tht morning.Good tiuiMng! No hnmh drug*.Rpocinlly mad* by th« mnkmt of Btby't Own Tablet!» -your neturanot of quality, Inelat on t he \u201cTu mmy Freahenor \u2019 ' I axaUvt /er yoifr Mild.\u2022(.and by her in the small emer gencics that can look so big to a woman at times.She\u2019ll think you're close to perfect if you'll just remember how to behave at times like these.When she is worried about whether her dress is exactly right, for an Important party.This is the time when you MUST tell her several times during the evening that she looks beautiful.Don\u2019t mention the dress; Just make her feel like tho most glamorous ^ woman at the party.When she has a fight with her ; best friend.Side with your wife \u2014but don\u2019t light into the other woman.Remember they'll prob ably be best friends again in a few days.Just put across the j idea that you're always on the i side of your wife.Don't Spar* Compliment* When she works hard to give a | nice party and after it is over i and she wonders if everyone had ANCIENT ART Embroidery, known to the ancient Egyptians, probably reached its greatest perfection before the 15th century.OTTAWA 'CP) \u2014 London-born Cliff Bentley say* he can\u2019t think of anything worse than being roily lonely.That * one reason he and his wife Mary have *et up the cap ital\u2019i first marriage bureau.Mr.Bentiey said in an interview.The former dental technician and his wife, a nurse, work from a imail.third-floor office in the heart of Ottawa.During his first three dsys in business late in March, Mr.Bentley said he received \u201c30 or 40 ap plicationa.\u2019\u2019 MANY WITHOUT MATES A look at the bureau of statistics\u2019 1956 census of metropolitan Ottawa shows that women over 15 \u2014 single, widowed and divorced \u2014 outnumbered men in the same categories by 11,494 Although this would indicate the capital is a happy hunting ground for men, Mr Bentley says tfyit so far the number of men and women applicants are about equal.They range in age from 22 to 59.He says many clients feel they don\u2019t get a chance to meet the type of people they\u2019d like to know in the capital.He also says he is surprised that so many 25 year-old women here already consider themselves \u201cspinsters.\u201d The slight, greying Englishman has tentative plans for es-; tablishing other offices in Canada.He says the bureau is not in-1 terested simply in rich-widow or handsome-bachelnr matches.\u201cWe\u2019re interested in people seriously intent on finding a marriage partner.\u201d The fee\u2014covering an interview and introductions to three potential partners if necessary\u2014is 525.CONFIDENTIAL BASIS The bureau\u2014strictly confiden-! tial\u2014goes into action when a person has telephoned for an appointment, appeared for an interview, provided a photograph and filled out an information form The form lists general informa ; lion such as age, religion, hob bies and interests, employment and liabilities.It also calls for the applicant's own ideas about | a marriage partner.Mr.Bentley says some people aren\u2019t too specific in describing the kind of partner they're look ing for.Others are more explicit, such as the young man looking for s 25-year old brunette.Armed with interview information and filled - in - forms, the bureau\u2019s matching-up work begins.Potential partners, given information about each other in advance, are introduced at the bureau.Mr.Bentley says if the first introduction isn\u2019t satisfactory, \u201cthey can come back for another try.\u201d Paris in the spring always brings new fashions.The latest cron includes these, a suit and a coat dress, both with the unfitted look.Suit (left) has short double-breasted box jacket with long reveres.Skirt has wide pleats.Plaid is a black, white and sepia wool flannel.Coat dress (right) in fine gray-and-black worsted has a half belt at waistline mark.It has long reveres and tapers from fairly wide shoulders to a narrow hemline.Social And Personal Notes Friends of Mrs.William Cal-beck, of St.Denis de Brompton, : will be sorry to hear that she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hos- ! pital.* * * Mrs.Raymond Provencher, first vice president, will receive at the St.Patrick Mission Circle Salad Tea to be held in St.Patrick s church hall on Saturday, April 12th.* « * Friends of little Miss Dianne Hyatt, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt, of Compton, will be pleased to learn that she has returned home from the Sher-: brooke Hosipitai, where she underwent « tonsillectomy.Today s Pattern m ¦ //,o- AUTOMATIC RANGE SPECIAL PRICE An wonomkal marvel with Seven-heat switches, Simpfimatic clock and timer, timed outlet, broil pan and rack, 24-inch wide Super King-Size Oven with light, cooking chart and storage drawer, this modem classic Moffat Automatic Range Is finished In enduring, gleaming enamel.A/so Available,,, MOFFAT Model 24C70 24 Inch electric ronge with StmpHmotic clock ond electric timer, 7 heat switches, oven light, storoge drawer, other features, >299 Women Cause Taxi Drivers Most Trouble PORT ARTHUR, On:.(CPV-Bystanders laughed when taxi driver Mrs.Frances Chatterbook spotted two women in an accident during a bad storm here and ; asked a policeman: \u201cWhy do women want to go out on a day | like this'\u2019 If I were a woman I\u2019d stay home.\u201d Mrs.Chatterbook is the mother of a boy, 12, and a girl of 13.But she says she forgot she was a woman \u201cbecause I do so much driving and people usually think of driving a cab as a man\u2019* job.\u201d 1 Women customers cause her more trouble than men.she says The men will apologize for bad language, but women never do The only customers she ever had who refused to pay were women, she said.Mrs.Chatterbook drives her cab only in daytime Her bus hand, a student in an electronics course handles night-time trips.¦ A native of Saskatchewan, Mrs.Ohatterhrook moved here with her family six years ago from British Columbia's Okanagan Valley.She started as a taxi dispatcher.but prefers driving.CATERERS For Weddings, Luncheons, Teas, Home Cooking.ROCKCLIFFE 471 Qusbtc St.Tal.LO.2-3433 S«« Your Favourite Deafer ^Southern Canada Power BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD 24 ex.when baked Tel.LO.2-2744 KITCHEN CHARMERS It takes less than two yards to make these two aprons.The jonquils in applique form pockets, the roses are embroidery.Pattern 7011: transfer of embroidery.cutting chart, directions.You\u2019ll want both aprons.They're inexpensive, practical.Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to Sherbrooke Daily Record.Household Arts Dept., Sherbrooke, Que.Print plainly name, address, pattern number.Send Twenty-five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue.Two complete patterns are printed right in the book .plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: crochet, knitting, embroidery.buck weaving, quilts, toys, doll».Beauty Tips M atching people walk can be a funny pastime.Those who toe out or toe in excessively draw attention to a waddling gak that is unnecessary, To correct such a walk if it is merely one of habit, pretend to walk a straight line.Point your toes straight ahead and keep them as close and as parallel as possible to this Une.Miss Alice St.Pierre, of Rock Island, who has been the guest for a week of her niece.Miss (ieraldine Seguin at the Y W.C.A , ; Moore St., returned home yes-' terday.* * * Mrs.E.E.Perkins, of Green-lay.Que., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.Fred Berry, St, Francis St., Len-noxville Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Boyd and sons, Jameis and Peter, of Quebec City, Mr.Dellas Bennett, of Thetford Mines, and Mr.Willard Annesley, of Inverness, were Easter week-end guests of Mrs.O.R.Bennett, Depot St., Len-noxville.While here, they also visited Mr.and Mrs Glen Bennett, of Heneker St, Sherbrooke.* * \u2022 Pourers at the Easter Salad Bar tea being held by the St.Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent, April 12, will be Mrs.Guy Marston, Mrs.Robert Jervis-Read, Mrs.Minnie Price and Mrs.Lloyd McGenty.* * \u2022 Miss Marlyn Bennett, of Montreal and Lennoxville, spent the Easter wsekend with Mr.and Mrs.W.Christie, of Clapham, Que.* \u2022 * Mr.and Mrs.Marcel Leveque and daughter.Jocelyne, have returned to St.Troy, Que., after having spent the holiday weekend with Mrs.Octavien Leveque, Gordon St, » The Dessert With A Touch Of Glamour ORANGE TORTE .Yield 10 to 12 servings.2 teaspoons grated orangç rind.1/3 cup orange juice.1-1/2 cups once-sifted all-purpose flour, or 1-3/4 cups once-sifted pastry flour, IT '2 teaspoons baking powder, 1/8 teaspoon ground mace, 1/2 cup butter or margarine.2 cups granulated sugar, 3 eggs, separated.1 teaspoon van-ilia.1/3 cup milk.1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar, 1 2 pint (1-1/4 cups) whipping cream.2 tablespoons icing sugar, 1 tablespoon cointreau liqueur, optional.Grease two 8-inch round layer cake pans and line neatly with sheets of foil, leaving a generous over-hang around the rims.Grease foil.Preheat oven to 325'F.(rather slow).Prepare orange rind and orange juice.Sift the all-purpose or pastry flour, baking powder, and mace together twice.Cream butter or margarine until soft; gradually blend in 1 cup of the granulated sugar.Add egg yolks, one at a time, beating in well after each addition.Add vanilla to orange juice.Add safted dry ingredients to creamed mixture alternately with oratvte juice, then with milk, combining lightly after each addition.Pour batter into prepared cake pans.Sprinkle egg whites (at room temperature) with cream of tartar and beat until stiff but not dry.Gradually beat ill the remaining 1 cup granulated sugar.Fold in prepared orange rind Spread meringue over batter in pans.Bake the cakes in preheated oven about 3/4 hour.Stand cakes in their pans on cake racks until cold Loosen around edges and lift out cakes; carefully peel off foil.Close to serving time, whip the cream until stiff; gradually beat in king sugar and cointreau.if desired.Put t|ie 2 cakes together with a fillir'; and topping of the cream.\u2014 Mrs.Fred Berry entertained at her home on St Francis St., Lennoxville.in honor of the 81st.birthday of her mother, Mrs, E.E.Perkins, of Greenlay, Que.Guests included Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Brown, of Waterville, Mr and Mrs.Guy Robinson, of Greenlay, and Mr.D.M.Perkins.*00 Friends of Mr.Willard Annesley, of Inverness, will be sorry to learn that he is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.* * 0 Mr.Lymn Bennett has returned to Montreal, after having spent the holiday week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Hubert Bennett, Belvidere St., Lennoxville.\u2022\tt \u2022 Miss P.Slaats and Mr.P.Slaats, of Montreal, have returned home after having spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.C.Bruygom, at their home on Galt St.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.Robert A.McCammon and their children.Mary Jane and Robert Andrew, ot Matheson, Ont., arrived today to be the guests for a week of Mrs.E.S.Beerworth, Vimy St., and of Mr.and Mrs Andrew D.McCammon, of Thetford Mines.* * * Mrs.Fred Hobbs and children, Brian and Nancy, of Sillery, Que., arrived on Wednesday to be the guests of Mrs.Hobbs' father, Mr.I S.H.Gallmger, Magog St.?\t* * -Mrs.John Stewart, of Aylmer.Que., is spending the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter.Mr.and Mrs.Roger Lemieux, at I their home on 7th Avenue * * * Mr.and Mrs.Eric Davidson and son, Erie, who have been guests for the Easter week-end , of Mrs.Davidson's parents.Mr.and\tMrs.\tH.\t0.\tBurt,\tAcademy St.,\tLennoxville,\thave\treturned to their home in Ottawa, Ont.*\t*\t\u2022 Friends of Mrs.William Metcalfe, formerly of Prospect Road.Sherbrooke, will regret to learn of her sudden death on March 21st., at her home in Vavenby, B C.*\t*\t* Mr.Robert Burt, of Toronto.Ont., spent the Easter week-end with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.H.0.Burt.Academy St., Lennoxville, Baby Sitting Pays For Ocean Trip QLLGARY (CP)\u2014Mrs.William Bancroft, a lively 65 - year - old grandmother, has embarked on her ninth visit to her native England and she\u2019s paying her way from baby-sitting funds.A native of Hampshire.England.Mrs Bancroft came to Canada in 1920 and was married the day after her arrival in Calgary.She had met her husband, a Yorkshireman, during the First World War.They became engaged in England, then William Bancroft returned to his Canadian homestead where be had been for 10 years before the war.Two years later, his fiancee followed him.HAPPY ON FARM C;tj bred Mrs.Bancroft knew Lille of farm life and found she had to get used to coal-oil lamps, wood-burning stoves and rarting pails of water from a well.Did she mind?\u201cI should say not.\u201d she staunchly asserts.T was young and it was all new and I could get used to anything in a hurry I just loved it.I still do.\u201d A few years after their marriage.the Bancrofts made their first visit to their homeland, taking with them their small son.In 1926.Mr.Bancroft's health failed and they rented the farm and spent three years in England.Mr.Bancroft died in 1934 and Mrs.Bancroft and her two sons returned to England once more The boys finished their schooling there and the family returned to Canada before the Second World War.Mrs.Bancroft left the home stead six years ago and came to Calgary.LIKES WORKING \"The first two weeks were just lovely,\u201d she said.\u201cI could sleep as long as I wanted to, there were no chores to do and nothing to worry about.\u201d It wasn't long, however, before city life began to pall.SO she applied for a job\u2014and got one\u2014as a baby sitter.\u201cI've met the most wonderful people since I've been working,\u201d she says, \u201cand I've been able to take all these lovely trips.Isn't , it marvellous that I'm so healthy\u2019 All I need is a ticket and I can go anywhere.\u201d On this trip, she is travelling by freighter from Vancouver down the west coast and through the Panama Canal.Mrs.Bancroft says she has never thought of returning to England to live.\u201cL love England, but Canada is my home now.My sons are farming here.I hai'e four lovely grandchildren and I just couldn\u2019t stay away permanently.\u201d MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS The sooner you write any kin of thank you letter, the easier will be to wTite.For the promp ness of your response convej your appreciation.Put off th letter and when you do g< around to writing you will reall have to pour on enthusiasm t make up for the lateness of you thanks.The sooner you say \u201cThan you\u201d the more convincing you \"thank you\u201d will be.REAL EMERGENCY RICHMOND.England (CP -Screams from an elderly woma brought a bus to an emergenc stop in this Surrey town.She ha spotted a mouse running unde her seat.MELBOURNE \u2014 Mr Don Hiskp, of Melrose Avenue, Montreal, was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.Holland BurriU.Several from here attended the pink and blue shower for Mrs.Garth Burriil at the home of Mr and Mrs.Arnold McKeage, Lennoxville.Miss Pearl Bowring, of Montreal.spent the weekend with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.John Bow-ring.Miss Feme Henderson, of Montreal.spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Henderson Mr.A.Burriil.of Montreal, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mr?Holland Bur-rill.Miss Doris Johnston, of Sherbrooke, was in town on Saturday March 29.to attend the funeral erf her aunt, Mrs.Alex Johnston.Mr.Stanley Melver, of Granby attended the funeral of Mrs A R Johnston Mrs.L.M.Fee has returned after spending a week guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Mills in the Town of Mount Royal and Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Fee of Rose mm in*.MOVING?LO.9-5105 fore/bfâ- f /typw&Z* MOVE ART CRAWFORD 9* Abenaquis, \u2022 Sherbrooke Authorized Agent, for rtrftIMESW me eiop\u2019 Put together *he letter* tontained in e»ch package ot potato chip* and otrficlpat® in fht grand BALLERINA CONTEST You must form tht word Ballerina when this is done exchange your \"word\" at your dealer* or at the elant toward a magnificent premium ¦ more than 20 to choose froml The letter \"B\" alone entitles you to \u2022 special premium over and above your word.For further information call: LO.9-4862 1941 Roy Street Melbourne Ridge inslilufe Meels At Melboro Home , DENNIS THE MENACE Bv Hank Kttchan» SHKRBROOKF PA Fl.Y BFCORn THl\u2019RS, ATTin.10, 195R MELBORO \u2014 The monthly meeting of the Melbourne Ridge Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs William Nelson.when 16 members and three visitors were present.Mrs.E.Gilchirst presided and gave the treasurer's report in the absence of Mrs F Roster.Thè government seeds were on hand and will be distributed at a later date.The sick committee reported tulips sent to a member who was in hospital.Two other members of the community were to be remembered at Easter.A card was signed by the members to be sent to Mrs.Henry Fowler, who recently returned from hospital.Mrs.G.Fowler read the report of the program committee.Mrs.W.McMorine.Kingsbury, has offered her home for the May meeting.It was decided that where there are more than two exhibitors in a family two packets of seeds will be given.Suggestions of white Jiome-made bread, knitted baby sets and a collection of flowers for the W.L members\u2019 exhibit were in favor.Mrs.E.Gilchrist held a com EATON - The Christmas Club met at the home of Mrs.Austin Currier, when 500 was played.The prize winners were Mrs.T.McComb, Mrs.C.Dans and Mrs.R.Lake.At the close of the games lunch w-as served.Mrs.C.Brazel assisting.The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Stephen Brazel.with Mrs.R.Lake as hostess, on April 16.Mrs.Gerald Alden spent the week-end in Montreal to visit her husband at the Queen Mary Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Hillman and family of Sherbrooke were weekend guests of Mrs.Hillrtian's parents.Mr.and Mrs.John Jones.ALTERATIONS in TRAIN AND BUS SCHEDULE Effective Sunday, April 27th for further information see your local Agent.QUEBEC CENTRAL petition for making an Easter hat from scraps The judges were Mrs.E Nelson and Mrs.W.Nelson.First prize was won by Mrs.E.Crack, the second going to Mrs.D.Wilkins.The articles from the variety table were auct.oned by Mrs.W.Adamson.The birthday parcel netted 45 cents, the other items $10.06.The hostess served lunch, as- Boundary Legion Auxiliary Gives Gifts To Home STAN STEAD \u2014 The April meeting of the Ladies Auxilvtry : of Stanstead Frontier Branch No 5 of the Canadian Legion was held at the Legion Horae on Maple street The president, Mrs E.J.Curtis.was in the chair.Reports were heard from the secre'ary, treasurer and the liaison officer, who stated the Senior Branch had approved 10 applications tor membership in the Auxiliary.The secretary.Mrs.Aileen Ar-bery, announced berets and oins are now available, and may be obtained from her.Mrs.Arbery read an invitation from Foster Cosby Auxiliary.Derby Line, to attend their meeting at the Derby Line Village hall on April 21.Several members expressed intention of accepting the invitation.For the Sunshine committee, Mrs.Mabel Crawford reported having sent a total of seven cards during the month.Mrs.Mary Bronson, sent a memorian.Several gifts were made to the Legion Home kitchen and another much appreciated gift was several pairs of lovely drapes for all the downstairs windows- Arrangements wfere made for the April 26 rummage sale, taking place in the Rock Island Town hall at nine o'clock.Several members volunteered to work and to pick up any donations of rummage.A vote was taken on whether to continue meeting on Tuesday evenings or resume the usual Wednesday night.The majority favored Tuesday evening, as (many have other obligations on Wednesday.Next meeting will be on May 6 at the Legion home.After adjournment, the game of words was played.Prize winners were Mrs.A.Arbery, Mrs.IVaneta Miller and Mrs.Gladys Hunter.Refreshments were served by the hostesses.Mrs.Alberta Ma-louin, Mrs Dene Sherman.Mrs.Joyce Jarvis and Mrs.Kay Miller.sisted by some of the other ladies.GENF.EAL NOTES A large number of relatives, friends and old neighbors attended the funeral of Mrs.Alex R Johnston, held in the Catted Church here on Saturday.March 28 She was a former resident of this community.Interment took place m the United Church C letery.Mr.Donald Johnston of Macdonald College, and Mr.Ronald Johnston of Bishop's University.LennoxvUIe.are spending the Easter holidays with their par ents.Mr.and Mr*.J.Johnston Miss Carol Batchelor is spending a week in Montreal with her brother, Mr F.A.Batchelor Mrs.Batchelor and Mavis.Mrs Henry\u2019 Fowler has returned home from the Sherbrooke Hospital Her many friends are pleased to hear she la g-ining very well.Girl Guide And Brownie News M ANSON VU.I E On April 1st, the Brownies of the Mansonville 1st Pack and the Girl Guides of the 1st.Mansonville Company entertained mothers and friends.A playlet, eniitled \u201cMagic for the Golden Bar.\u201d directed bv Brown Owl, Mrs.Graham George, and Tawny Owl, Mrs.Mary Ma-goon.was enacted by the Brown ies.The cast was as follows: Anne.Marcia Chappell; Puck.Faye Jewett; Jack Flags.Carole Jewett and Barbara Sullivan; Seaman Knots, Ann Magoon: Policeman Stop and Go.Veda Perkins: Brambleberry, Anne Jewett; Auntie Hem and Darn.Sandra Jewett; Buttons, Brenda Humphrey; Cockeye.Heather Barnett:\tHopperty.Linda George: Skipperty.Doris Cadar-ette; Forks, Cheryl Jewett.Next on the program was a Girl Guide enrolment by the captain.Ruth Heath, and lieutenant, Mrs.Maurice Jewett Enrolled were: Arlene Cote and Clara Cote.Second Class badges and Laundress proficiency badges were presented to Winona Hastings and Claudia Jewett.Five Brownies were enrolled: Brenda Humphrey, Carole .k-w-ett, Cheryl Jewett, Ann Jewett and Doris Cadarette.Woodworker and Collectors Badges were presented to Ann Magoon, Sandra Jewett and Heather Barnett.Last of all Baden Powell stars were awarded to the eligible Guidens.Guides, Brownies and members of the local Association.Tea was served by the Guides and a collection was taken by the Local Association.* m ~ Stanstead North W.I.Entertained At Rock Island ftANUT Bum* DtNN&lûMES PEANUT BUTTER.AnO RXT B6f C DE.NNiS\tRX»T BEEP AMO BTCATD CmPa Ofmnis LOVE 5 \u2022.\u2022 Dunham Institute Entertained By Mrs.0.C.Selby DUNHAM - The April meet ing of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs.O.C.Selby m the evening of April 2 with an attendance of ten mem bers and five visitors.Mrs.Alex Greig.president, was in the chair, and Mrs.Ellis acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs.YV.Doherty.A letter was read from Mrs.Moore about the W.l.celebration to be held in 1961.Mrs.Moore is on the committee for the pro gram.An invitation was received for the branch to be guests at a W.l.meeting in towans\\:r*c on Mon day, April 14.at 2:30 p m.Mrs.(\u2019relier, county president, ga\\e a report of the semiannual meeting at Montreal.Mrs.Hoop er gave a report and showed art icles she had made at the \"Fact, Fingers and Fun\u201d class which she attended last year at Macdonald College Mrs.O C.Selby won Ihe surprise parcel.Lunch was served at the dose of the business meeting GENERAL NOTES Miss Corinne Selby is a patient in the B M P.Hospital where she underwent surgery.Miss V.Kavanah.of Cowansville, was a week-end guest of Miss Sandra MacDonald.Miss Freda Smiley of Monl real, is «trending a week with Mrs.Manson- Cdand Selby spent two weeks at the home of his uncle, Mr.K.Stowe, at Kordyce.Mr.and Mrs C B GilUns are spending a holiday in the New England States Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.R S.Selby were Mr.and Mrs.Robert Smith and son, Mr and Mr*, R Johnson, Mr and Mrs.L, Hodgson, sml Mr.and Mrs.lark Patterson and sons, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs Dustin atui son*, of Ayers Cliff, were weekend guests ot Mi* G McDonald.BROMPTON \u2014 Mr, Charles Davis, of Montreal, visited his mother, Mrs.M Davis, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.T.D Ward.Other visitors were Mrs.Roger Smith, of Lennoxville, Miss Louise Robinson, Andover.Mass, and Mr.and Mrs.Henry : Dulur and son, Lawrence, of Windsor i Mrs.Paul Proulx and children.Neil and Sandra, accompanied | Mr.Cecil Wilson and Mrs.Roy \\ Watson to ÆHlprior, Ont., for the ! week-end.Mrs.Beauchamp, of Arnprior, who has been a guest of her daughter, Mrs.Proulx re turned to her home with them Master Scott Ward has returned to his home in Coaticook.after spending a few- weeks with his grandparents.Mr.and Mrs.H T.Ward.I Mr.and Mrs Guy Rolnnaon I w-ere guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.Hughes and Mr».Hazel Hughes at Lennoxville.ROCK ISLAND \u2014 The April meeting of S(jmstead North Women's Institute Branch was held at the home of Mrs.George Hatch, with Mrs.Edgar Hill as co-boat»** Miss Norma Holmes.1 the president, in the chair.The treasurer reported a balance of $56 74 Miss Elsie Mcln-i tosh, convener of Education, | spoke briefly Mrs.B W.Brown, Welfare and Health, read a short 1 article and submitted informa ! lion on coffee, apples, oranges 1 and spices.For Sunshine.Mrs W.H.Rudd and Mrs Thomas Goodsetl.staled a Sunshine basket, had been *ent to a shut in.flowers sent to a bereaied family and three greeting cards sent to shut-ins.An invitation was read from j the Magog United church group | to attend a meeting this month : m Magog, where Mrs Harvey j will speak on Cey lon However it was decided to ask Mrs Harvey i to come to the Boundary and in vue all neighboring Institute branches and the 1.0 D E mem i bers to hear the message Mrs.Harvey will have to tell.Miss Holmes later checked with Mrs Harvey and she is willing to come on » date to be established between her and the Institutes.Discussion was held on matters which will come up foi decision at the annual meeting of the county branches being held at Beebe in May Miss Holmes asked for volun leers to altend the leadership course at Macdonald College May 26 30 also made inquiry as to the number in!creeled in making s trip to Macdonald in attend ihe Provincial convention Ttua will be a one day trip, and is usually made by bus with members of; neighboring branches Fight members expresses! a desire to altend Afternoon tea was served by Mrs Hill and Mrs.Hatch It is expected the next meet mg will b»- held at the Red School House on May 1st.hos-lessess to he Mrs.B.W.Brown and Mrs H, I), Curtis.RKREKAH LODGE MEETS The regular semi monthly meeting of Crystal Rebekah Lodge was held in the 1,0,0 F.hall.West Park, the Noble Grand.Mrs.Hattie Eryou, presul ing The members were reminded to bring in their gilt donations lor the exchange table for the As sembly, which will be held in Sherbrooke in May.The round robin was passed and won by Mrs Gertrude Stewart.After adjournment, a social hour was held.\\ gill was presented to Mis.Ida llaselton.who lus been the secretary for sev erel years and is now leaving to reside in l ennoxville, m eppre cistton of her good work for the lodge, Mrs llaselton voiced her appreciation, I IN Al CARI) P U< I A Aller :i winler senes of flow ei garden whist parties, sponsor ed bv Crystal Rebekah Lodge.In Ihe 1 0,0.E.hall, Ihe final parle was held Usl week, with eleven tables in play Prize winners were Mi and Mrs Henry Block, Mr William Brock and Mrs Bob Brink, first: Mr and Mrs.K I.Curtis, Miss Mildred Blake and Mrs Cora Curtis, second.Floating prizes were won by Mrs.K.I Curtis and Mr.Bob Dewey.Refreshments were served he a committee composed of Mrs.Raymond Curtis, Mrs.George Stewart and Mrs.Clarence Lyons The lodge members are deeply appreciative to all who have suysported these partie», bringing in a salisfaofory sum of money for the treasury funds.TOMORROW is your newspaper boy's collection day.PLEASE have your payment of 30* ready when he calls.HE has delivered your RECORD faithfully during the past week.FRIGID! I This one feature can prove it s time for a trade-in Sec t4e 6ch4rne Fredericks of North Battleford, Sask .the noviee light middleweight.The latter two won by knockouts.A knockout also gave the novice welterweight crown to Pte Ron Clarke of North Sydney.N.S.representing Eastern Command.Pte.Dick Beaune of Car-leton Place, Ont., won the novice featherweight division for Central Command with a technical knockout over Pte.Marvin Hicks of Castlegar, B.C., and Western Command.Finals in the open classifications wilt be fought Friday night.Winners will be part of the army team which will compete in the British Empire Games amateur boxing trials here next month.New Outburst In Havana Causes It More Trouble PALM BEACH, Fla.(AP) \u2014 The International Baseball League's president said Wednesday's outburst of violence in Havana has prompted reconsideration of opening the Havana Sugar Kings season on home grounds.Frank J.Shaughnessy said, \"if there\u2019s real trouble we're not going to open\u2014but I want to be sure.\u201d He said he planned to confer by telephone today with Roberto Maduro, owner of the Sugar Kings, about prospects for the scheduled season opener with Buffalo Bisons.Maduro, Shaughnessy and other league officials and club owners agreed unanimously at a Miami meeting Sunday that the game would be played \"unless conditions materially change.\u201d Lake St.Francis Fish And Game Club Is First To File Entries In Annual Molson\u2019s Fishing Derby; New Clubs In The command \u2022srAy!* rs dart O* A POO'S BASA' TRAINING.A LENGTH OF aorHeSUNf AROUND A fCST OR TRET TO tXXVS CHECK COLLAR IS USED TO CONTROL rocS ADVANCE.COWHAND CVY» TO \u2022sw!\" WHEN you STOP THE CORD.«VE UNE AND COMMAND COO.TO «COMC !» STOP DOG AvV you RAISE StXIR HANQ, REPEATING \u2022stay!* LIMIT DAILY PER SOPS SO Poa WONT LOSE INTEREST IN TIME, HE WON\u2019T TUG CORO UPON COMMAND.iJpmiNUE HAND SKI SAL .I AND » it Ai-JNL W.u CC-tx MONTREAL The Lake St.Francis Fish and Game Club of Yalleyfield opened the fourth annual Molson\u2019s Fishing Tournament with six entries in the first week of the contest.One of the more active dubs in the province it placed second and fourth respectively in the last two contests.The tournament officially opened Tuesday, April 1st, but only some specie- are legal game a- yet.and anglers are reminded to check the fishing regulations carefully.Requests for participation forms have been unusually heavy this spring and tournament officials look forward to a very ac-jtive season.Several new dubs, formed last year, are adding their weight to the Federation of Fish and Game Associations of l the Province ot Quebec by tak- ing part.Several new associations are in the formation process and residents of Chateaugriay county and the south side of Lake St.Louis will be pleased to know a start has been made on the formation of a club in their area.Angler* in Lac Nomimngue.St.Remi.and the county of Yau-dreuil-SouIange are discussing formation of sportsman s groups.Richmond Delletier.director of the Molsons Fishing Tournament, has pledged his support to these infant groups and secs their formation as another step forward in the protection of our precious natural resources Membership in clubs and a associations across the province has shown a marked increase and Mol son's Fishing Club will continue its services to these clubs as in the past.Mr Pelletier added.HAMILTON (CP) - Gerry Brown, coach of the Ontario Hockey Association\u2019s Junior A Hamilton Cubs, said Wednesday that general - manager Sam Pol-Mock and Ottawa-Hull Canadiens are \u201cmaking a shambles of the Memorial Cup playdowns.\" Brown was commenting on a report saying that Pollock may-draw a replacement from the ( ranks of the Junior B Quebec branch for Canadiens\u2019 playoff series against Toronto Marlboros.He was given permission to use Guelph goaltender Bruce Gamble but his request for Wally Chevrier.also of Guelph, was turned down.\"Pollock claims that the Quebec teams are of Junior B calibre,\u201d Brown said.\"But both Pollock and Montreal Canadiens' managing - director Frank Selke have repeatedly referred to the i league as \u2018one of the finest Jun-j ior A leagues in the country.\u2019 \\ \"It seems the status of the league is changed whenever a change will benefit the Montreal organization.Canadiens run the Quebec branch and they refuse to recognize the Ontario Hockey Association's draft rule.They have killed Junior A hockey in Quebec in order to satisfy their own selfish demands.In Ottawa, Pollock commented: \u201cIf Brown is accusing the Canadiens of killing junior hockey in Quebec then he must accuse the Detroit Red Wings organization of killing hockey in Alberta where Edmonton Oil JAMES ROACH NAMED \\A TIMES SPORTS EDITOR NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 James Roach was named sports editor of the New York Times Wednesday.succeeding Raymond J.Kelley.Kelley has retired afte-36 years with the newspaper.HIBERNIAN\u2019S EDGE GLASGOW 21 GLASGOW.i Reuters) \u2014 Hibernians defeated Glasgow-Rangers 2-1 in the Scottish Soccer Cup semi - final replay here Wednesday.They now meet Clyde in the final April 26.Kings operate in an intermediate league because there is no longer a junior league.\u201d ( The Cubs are a farm team of Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League).He added that Brown and other OHA heads \u201cfail to realize\" how fortunate they are to be able to operate junior hockey in Ontario.Distances between major centres in Quebec and Alberta made travelling too costly for junior leagues to operate.Even in Ontario, where towns are 30 and 40 miles apart, several towns \"have had to throw in the junior -ponge.\u201d Jersey City Offers Park To Havana JERSEY CITY.\\.J (AP)\u2014 Park Commissioner Bernard J.Berry reacted to the news of Cuban fighting Wednesday by firing off a telegram to owners and general managers of the International League baseball teams.The wire read: \"Baseball can be peaceful and profitable at Jersey City\u2019s Roosevelt Stadium.You are cordially invited to play your Cuban International League schedule at beautiful and bomb free 25.000 seat stadium, former New Jersey home of the Brooklyn Dodgers, without danger from shot and shell.Urge you communicate with me at once.\" SKI JAY PEAK NORTH TROY, VT.Sat., April )2th, Jr.Slalom.6 to 14 years.Sun.April 13th, Jay Peak Standard Race make friends with ?COGNAC BRANDY FIRST CHOICE IN FRANCE AND THE WORLD OVER FORM\u2019S FIXE \u2014 Erne sine Russell is billed as a gymnast at Michigan State University, but she's a little bit more than that as she amply j demonstrates dur .ing this manojmver,\t* 1 Smut 17IS arnaous host* hme ahear* had W orteil art hsmd.\u2022 OTTIED IN COG:* AC, FRAHCt I I Eastern Townships Sportsmen To Hold Special Meeting To Discuss Varmint Hunting; Earl Blair Will Preside OUT FROM UNDER HIM Eastern Township» sportsmen with a penchant toward tween season varmmt hunting will hold I first get-together at the Sber hrooke Hotel on April 16th.The meeting has been called for 7 45 in the Champlain room when a general discussion will be held in an attempt to clarify t number of points which have heretofore been controversial issues regarding varmint hunting.Earl Blair.Windsor Mills, President of the predatory Birds and Animals Committee of the E.T Fish and Game clubs Association.will chair the meeting.With the rapid increasing popularity of this sport, some sort of organaed body is expected to develop from the meeting which w ill help establish good will with landowners and at the same time close co-operation with the Fish and Game Department.A number of sportsmen have agreed to bring along their scope-equipped rifle?, used especially ! for varmint shooting and dis j cuss various techniques used in j this sport.A lively meeting is, expected and at the same time ' plans will be made for the third annual crow shoot for the Mol-1 son Trophy.All shooters interested in this > sport are cordially in\\ ited to attend.John Shipley Of Whitlock Golf Club Elected President Of PQGA At Annual Meeting; New Junior Event To Be Held By ten O\u2019Donnell MONTREAL \u2014 Dr.John Ship ley of the Montreal Whitlock Golf Club was elected president of the Province of Quebec Golf Association at the annual meet mg held last night.Dr.Shipley replaces Steve Macnutt, who held the office for the 1957 sea eon.Macnutt now becomes honorary president of the Association while T.G.McAthey of Kanawa-ki Golf Club becomes first vice-president replacing Dr.Shipley.In addition to Shipley and McAthey, the following were elected for a two-year period: Abe Caplan, Elm Ridge; Lionel Fleury.Royal Quebec; R.M.Johnson, Royal Ottawa; L.S.Reycraft, Hampstead; Guy Rolland, Laval-sur-le-lac; Frank Shaughnessy, Jr.Summerlea; and E.0.Upham, Rosemere.Bernie DeBre.yne of Country Club was elected for a one-year term, replacing J.H.Redding.It was announced at the meeting that an annual series of in-terprovincial matches between Ontario and Qnebec juniors would be inaugurated this year at the Toronto Golf Club.Aug.6.The matches will alternate each year.Each province w ill have a team of 10 players, two from each of the following age groups: 14 and under.15, 16.17 and 18 Walker Cup scoring methods will be used.Five foursomes, hitting alternate shots, will be held in the morning.In the afternoon 10 singles matches will be run off.The matches are made possible by the proceeds of National Golf Week, which this year will be held June 5 to 8.A record year of activity was reported by all committees at | the meeting.The financial state-; ment showed the PQGA with a surplus of 52,162.35 from 1957 operations for a total surplus account of 516,853.22¦ It was recommended at the meeting that a I committee be formed to study |what should be done with the increasing surplus and to give an i opinion to the executive.The PQGA now has a record 79 clubs on the membership list.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THITRS.APRIL 10.1958 IS Stan Leonard To Defend His Title In Greensboro $15,000 Open As Classy Field Prepares For Event *\tDivision II tent left jab of the No 2 dial- Dunfermline 5 llanullon O lenger.\t!- Folley, a stoical six-foot boxer ^ of classic style, didn't lose any of tbe first five rounds as his ; jab kept Maehen off balance.! But the Californian opened the | ! sixth with a surprise right hand i ; lead that popped Folley\u2019s head j I back and from then on thing» were closer Folley\u2019s corner erred before the 12th.It told Zora the bout , was his and all he needed to do was stay on his feet.He boxed, Maehen won the round and the i draw resulted.GREKNSBORO.N.C.(CP'~ Ycteran Stan Leonard opens a four-day defence today of his only major golf victory of the last 12 months \u2014 the $15.000 greater Greensboro open.The 11 year old, Vancouver-born pro is rated one of the leading contenders for first place money, but there is plenty of top flight talent among the expected 155 starters Ageless Sam Snead will bo sicking to win the event for the seventh time.Arnold Palmer, newly crowned Masters\u2019 chanv pion, won\u2019t be present, but Ken Venturi.Art Wall, Doug Ford, Julius Boros Mike Souchak and Billy Maxwell will Leonard won tfcy event \u2014 and the $.\"\u2019.900 first money\u2014last year with a four under par 276 He has picked up more than $5,500 so far over the circuit this year, with bis best performance in the Mas tors where he tied with Venturi for fourth place, only two strokes back of Palmer.t ot it rm mi hoi ks Leonard rales tin- first four holes in the B.TlXlyard, 35-36\u201471 course the toughest, llosl pro Charlie Farlow has called these same holes the \"ones to separ ate the men from the boys and bring the cream to the top.\" One, two and four are par fours The third is par three A bad shot on any of them can and has spoiled disaster.Ben Hogan has called the \u2019 fourth hole one of the toughest lie has ever played The fairway i slopes away from the tee for 427 yards.It doglegs to the left, with the small green perched o ntop of a slope.The starting field is to he cut to the top TO or 80 after the first two rounds, Snead won the inaugural in 1938 and last won it in 1956.During the last nine years, he has won four times, lost once n a playoff and never finished out of the top 10, Tillsonburgh Dropped By Filers 68-62 YANCOrVFR (CP) Led hv the devastating scoring of for ward John McLeod, Vancouver Kilns Wednesday night do tested Tillsonburgh Livingstons 68-62 to move into a 2 1 lead in the Canadian senior men\u2019s basketball final McLeod accounted for more than half the Vancouver score.He scored 35 points to keep Fillers in a comfortable lead until (the last minute of the game when Livingslons momentarily i narrowed it to four points.I The fourth game of the bcsl office series will be played Friday night.LINE STICKS ^ OR JAMS Snake guides\u2014being open on the bottom\u2014tend to slow the PASSAGE OF A FLY LINE IF THEY are a stt small and spaced too far Apart thus, paying CUT UNE DURING A FLY'S DRIFT without disturbing the fly, OR «SHOemNS'COILS OF HANDHELD LINE to length en a cast MAY BE DIFFICULT.IF SO, RE- place with\u2014and add, if need- ED\u2014FREEH rçiNG GUIPES.MAPLE GROVE \u2014 Mr.John Gill was a recent ; guest of 5Ir, and Mrs.George Crawford in Kinnear\u2019s Mills, j Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Dinning 1 and daughter Mary were week end guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.Murphy in Drummondville.Mrs.j Dinning and Mary remained for .a few days.I Mrs.Glen Raycraft and son ; Dale, of Thetiord Mines, recently visited Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Bennett.World famous BP Automotive Service now available at another community Service Centre.D.COUTURIER GREENLAY i \u2022»r, YOUR BEST BUY.SMOKES BETTER.TASTES BETTER T°Bacco THE GLASS.A BEER MADE FAMOUS! 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