Sherbrooke daily record, 1 mai 1958, jeudi 1 mai 1958

[" :?8\t\t\tMAY\t\t\t1958 s\tM\tT\tw\tT\tF\ts \t\t\t\t1\t2\t3 4\t5\t5\t7\t8\t9\t10 11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t18\t17 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\ta\t24 25\t26\tr\t28\t29\t30\t31 Sljecbcooke Daily Eecûtd f\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS / THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SUNNY; COLDER Sunny with occasional cloudy periods and a few scattered showers this afternoon or evening; mild today an-* sunny a d colder Friday; winds light tonight Low tonight and high Friday 38 and 48.Established 1397.\tPrice: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, THURSDAY.MAY I.19 58 Sixty-Second Year Italy Prepares For Vote Majority Government Issue In Campaign; 8,000 Candidates Out ROME By JOHN BASSETT Publisher of the Record From the beaches of Sicily where Canada's UNION CALLS FOR MAY IT\u2019S MOVING DAY MONTREAL \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Fnginc-l»t Division splashed ashore nearly 15 years ago to the men (CLC) today authorized its members to go on strike against Canadian Pacific Rail-Alpine passes marking; the Swiss border, Italian politicians way at 6 a m.EST May 1 I.are out on the hustings seeking support for the general\tThe strike action was authorized by the 9,000-member union\u2019s negotiating corn- election May 25 and 26.\tmittee in an effort to block removal of firemen from CPR diesel engines in yaid and For the first time both the Chamber of Deputies and | freight work, the Senate will be elected and there ate over 8,000 can- didates for 743 seats.These men represent every shade of political color from the old Black Shirt supporters of Mussolini to the now somewhat confused Communists led by ailing Palmero Togliatti, who so far has taken no part in the campaign.He is reported to be suffering from' influenza, but with the Unts, Communists, as an Italian journalist told me, \u2019T ou can since Late Bulletin QUEBEC.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Three University of Montreal stu-trying unsuccessfully March 7 to obtain an in- terview with Premier Duplessis, today announced they are suspending their attempts until September.The students are returning to Montreal to taka their university examinations.never be sure.\u2019\u2019 The main, practical issue of the campaign is whethej the leading government party, the Christian Democrats, can get an overall majority and therefore govern for the next five years without depending on the support of smal 1er parties in a coalition government, as has been necessary for the past five years.Under the\tto improvement of the C n,., proportional represen.aaon an\t^ ^\talso \tÙL^i_ 0Vtra.\"I35.,u¦ rVirUtWi/nem- what they were W>ld\u2019 anon us at lhat time \u2022 uuilateril of emergency declared Wednes until the end of May.(Record Photo by Gerry Lernay) lious local tribesmen who had surrounded a summer house -hcl-tering Fitzroy Somerset, an assistant political agent in the area, and his party of loyal Arab soldiers for eight days.implementation of the report.CPR ADAMANT The report he referred to was that of the Kellock royal commission which said it found firemen are not needed oh yard or freight Jet fighterT a\u201cnd RAF bombers ! dieJR,a' 1The commission was es-added a modern touch to the res- 'ah^hed to study the dispute cue operation, attacking the rebel after brotherhood had staged forces in advance of the ground a u'ue-'lay strike against the Cl R thrust.\t:jn 1957' A rebel band at least 300 strong Mr- Cn,mP said Tuesday his trapped Somerset and his small oompany will sland firm m^its platoon of government guards day.Fort Assarir Sunday.The .'art is near Dhala, eight mile:, south of the British protectorate\u2019s border with Yemen.Britain says the rebels are supported and armed by Yemen.That neighboring kingdom, which is federated with Egypt and Syria in the United Arab Republic and which gets arms from the Soviet bloc, claims the Aden protectorate at the base of the Arabian LONDON AP) \u2014 Nikita Khrushchev says the Soviet Union probably will not join other ; peninsula members of the United Nations Preliminary reports indicated ! scientific committee on radiation that at least a dozen of the relief Italy is prosperous, even more jn sending observers to this sum- force W(.re wounded «* l'han on my la&t two .vilts mer'* series of Unite rendants of an i n d i v i dual till under full power, left the life- while possibly not strong enough boat behind.\tto affect the individual.The trawler was sighted simul j Radiation from such apparatus as a chest x-ray machine was small in comparison.Five or Pipeline Plans Montreal Market May Day Tension b Many Nations LONDON (AP) \u2014 Thousands wing appeals.\ti Amsterdam: Communist and | votny vigorously attacked \u201cWest- poured on to the boulevards and Then a Roman Catholic mis- Socialist members marched in ern imperialists\u201d after review-squares of a sun-basked Europe\tsionary carrying a crucifix\trival parades under rival slogans,\tmg a parade.,\t\u201e\t.\t.\tr-jitv,\t^a7 t0 march id huge,\ttradi-\tsprinkled\tthe steps of the city\tCopenhagen: T h o u s a n d s of\tBerlin?May Day celebrations ?\u2022\tTJ™!?\ttional)y May Day\ttnd\thill with\tholywater \u201cChristian-\tworkers met at the big vegetable\tWcked off in the Communist east Daisy Chubb toid police\thow she\tlisten to the oratory of\tlabor\tH, must\tstand up boldly these\tmarkct in ^ heart of ^ cjty\tern of lhe cLty Wl!h a V) got nd oi her vie s ?T leaders.\tdays, he declared.\tto march to the common for a minute military show of strength, pushing it through the streets in ^ meant a day off from work Red paint and hammer-and- mass rally, a wheel chair, the c rown a jor lnucjl 0£ ^ continent, but it sickle emblems had been daubed The Communist daily paper Wednesday as the womans rial waj a day ^ lensioft for p^Lce on the wails of the municipal called on parly members to dem- Wheelchair Last Ride For Victim opened.Mrs.Chubb.46-year-old mother forces in many countries.In the Western half of the city, a demonstration got under way , .\t, ,\t-\t, under the slogan \u201cpeace, free- building during the night, and onstrate \u201cagainst atomic weap- rjom prog^u.\" In Paris, all parades, wreath right-wing elements had threat- ons, unemployment and capital- for placing first in their specific categories, based on their contributions in the Sherbrooke blood donors clinic ast week were released yesterday.They are the Sherbrooke Machineries Compart} which was first in the category with 125 employees or more: the Sherbrooke Pure Milk Co.Ltd.in the 50 to 125 employee category, and Thomson Electrical Works Ltd.in the 5 to 50 employee category.The Sherbrooke Machineries-\u2014-:- received the J.P.Perrault tro- anc^ ^e'- father Lucien B!an-phy, the Sherbrooke Pure Milk, chard.the Skinner and Nadeau Trophy Other reports are Group A: and Thomson Electrical, and *he\tIngersoi! Rand.33; Do- Hart Trophy.\tminion Textile.20; Dormi Linn- Of the 1.211 donors who par- ted, 23; Paton Mfg.Co.Ltd.19; ticipated.359 were new donors.Bruck Mills, 11; Julius Kayser Of these, 219 were women, 61 Co.Ltd.7; Orient Hosiery Ltd., were clergymen and 11 nuns.]5; American Biltnte Rubber, 25; The clinic at Bishop's L'niver- Combustion Engineering.7; La sity in Lennoxvilie brought 2i>4 Tribune Ltd.11; Canadian Pacific donations while at the East An Railways.12; Cnicast Steel Ltd.gus clinic 225 were given.\t2: Rubin Cloth Corp.2; Canadian The local clinic campaign was Fairbanks Morse, 3; under the co-chairmanship of\tGroup B: National Thread.13; i Emile Bruneau, Dr.E.A.Cooper Carnation Ltd 4 sheer silk Hos- -\u2014- iery Mills, 3; Austin Glo\\e Co.ctc\tSherbrooke Daily Record, BRIcFLETj\t5; Sherbrooke Laundry.3; H Bryant Ltd.4; Page and Songster Printing Co.2; Crown Laundry of Dr G.Jacquith left Sher- Sherbrooke.1; MaeKinnon S'ruc-brooke Wednesday morning to turai steep 5; A R yvjlson.1.tiWm $98,000 Action Is Maintained In a Nupeiioi Court judgment.Mi Justice Gaston Pes mauiis has oulrird limn Rover, of fsherbrooke, to pa\\ to J S.Mitchell and to l td the sum ot $1^ 7.^2t', 2 5.The judgment was based on the interpiemiion of a guarantee contiact signed b\\ Royei in faroi of the J.5.Mitchell Company.I.ngaged nr tallying out an important contiact earls i'n l ehruars.Il»5().(he turn of Menu Royei, Im , of which the defendant was president, manager and pricipal shaie-holdei \u2014 owed Mitchells $d4,Rf)4 ,4 foi material* pui chased Mitchell * letusrd to supply further merchandise to the Ro\\ ei him except with a personal guarantee from Mi Royei to pay the amounts due and the debts arising from tutmr tiansactions in the r\\cnt the Royei company could not meet them At the time the Royei Com puny went nun bankruptcy on April 20.1956.it owed .1 S Mil eh oil $102,402.40, which debt was reduced to $97.926 23 through the return of certain merchandise The supplier proved unable to obtain paytn< nt from the com ment w Inch read \"This may he considered a rautimiing guranter until revoked m writing by me\" Having sent this revocation Sept 20.1BÔ6.lie claimed be was tree trom further obligation Judge Désunirais ruled that the attend the Ontario Osteopathic Group C: Bemis Associates of Convention in Windsor, He re- Canada ^ GIenhll, Knitwear turns Monday, May 5th.\tUd, 2; Tricotex Co.Ltd.1; Le- _\tgare Foundry Ltd., 1; Marquis Rummage sale Saturday.May Tire shop Reg d., 1; Canadian Na- ?rd_-_at.2.:,?° P m 2 Belvedere St\u2019 tional Rlys., 1; Quebec Central Rlys., 5; Aeroxon Flycatcher ol Canada.2; Alpha Pants Reg d.1: United Auto Parts Ltd.1; Buan- Lennoxville.Maytime Tea and Sale Chil dren^ Fashion Show, St Faith\u2019s dene Nalk>nalCi 1: ' Koolvent Guild.St.Peters Church Hall, Awnjng 0f Sherbrooke, 2; Laiterie de Sherbrooke, 1; J.S.Bourque Ltd., 3; Eastern Townships Machine Works.2; Eastern Townships Produce Ltd., 1; Duquette Specialties Ltd., 1.\t, .,\t., .Total number of donations .re holding a salad tea and food from industrial e m p , 0 y e e s sale at St.Paul\u2019s United Church INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CONFERENCE \u2014 Four awards were presented Iasi night at the Industrial Safety Conference dinner, for good housekeeping and also an accident-free year.Seen above from left to right; Ernest Davis, Marquis Tire Shop Reg\u2019d.; Jos.Couture, spinning room, Dominion Textiles; Paul Cooke, joint manager of the I.A.P.A.; Antonio Pinard, Pro-Mayor; T.Monaghan, chairman of the dinner and manager of the Sherbrooke Paper Products; Gordon D.Gilmour, guest speaker; A.Beaulieu, yarn room, Dominion Textiles; A.Bilodeau, cloth room.Dominion Textiles and Hubert Chatelois, assistant superintendent, Dominion Textiles.\tfRecoid Photo b\\ Grn\\ I rmay ) Accident Control Family Background Often Accident Cause Slock Exchange Head To Address p.un or tlic trustee amt claimed revocation of the guarantee at tins amount Irnm Mr Royer tin dor the terms of the agreement In reply Mr Royer cited a clause in the guarantee agree tected only délits contracted at ter the notice had been served and maintained the action of the Mitchell Company.Coming Young Men Named To Provincial Cabinet Monday.May 5th.3.30 to 6 p.m.Tickets 75c; Children 25c.- MAGOG - The Women\u2019s Association of St.Paul's United Church, Magog, Hall.Saturday, May 3rd, at 3 p.m.- BISHOPTON - Rebekah Card Party Saturday, May 3.Proceeds Youth Pilgrimage.amounted to 363.The students of the University of Sherbrooke gave 159 pints.WE RESTRING NECKLACES.You will find Electric Shaver Heads at MATHURIN'S Jeweller 19 Wellington N.Sherbrooke.No.67 Sherbrooke Sadn will parade Friday night, May 2nd.at 1930 hrs., at the Williams Street Armoury.Dress No.5-A-Blue.By Orders \u2014 S/L F.G.Lord, DFC, CD.Commanding Officer.1 j | Wt L «\tf r*»W 1941 A**»K7 \"Twelfth Night\" To Mark Opening Ot Pierce Hall STANSTEAD \u2014 Eight years alter its predecessor was demolished by fire.Stanstead College\u2019s new Pierce Hall will open to the public for the first time on Saturday, May 10, with a production of \u201cTwelfth Night\".The original Pierce Hall, built in 1901 and for 50 years the home of the Eastern Townships !Comervatory of Music which is part of the CoLege, was completely destroyed by fire in 1951.It has been completely rebuill and a new student residence, already opened, has been added.Shakespeare's most popular comedy was chosen as the inaugural play because of its festive character.The student production is under the direction of Peter Mellors, formerly drama critic of the Toronto Sunday Telegram and now head of the College's English Department.Emery H.Fortier Retires From UIC Managership Enter., H.Fortier, manager of the local Unemployment Insurance Commission bureau, retires tpday after nearly 17 years in that post He was the first manager of a local bureau in the Province of Quebec.Mr.Fortin is being replaced by Eugene Charette, formerly an unemployment insurance inspector from Ottawa.Before he took over as manager.Mr.Fortier spent eight years with the Minimum Wage Board of the Eastern Townships.Under Mr.Fortier's direction, the local office has expanded steadily.When he joined it on its inauguration in 1941.there were only four empl .ccs.Now the staff numbers 70.During the course of his 17 years as manager, he pointed out that he had always received ;he greatest cooperation from employers in general as well as un ion workers.Mr.Charette has been with the Federal Government since 1941 and has a considerable amount of experience with the Civil Service Commission in I'ontreal.During the past five years he has occupied the post of inspector in Ottawa.SPECIAL SCHOOLS Bnla'in has about 680 special schools for children menially or physically handicapped.Industrial safety and an accident control course were the subjects of an address last night by Gordon D.Gilmour of the service department of the CNR.Montreal, at a dinner meeting of the Industrial A dent Prc ventinn Assoc During the course of his address.Mr.Gilmour demonstrated the Lateiner method of accident control after which a film was shown entitled.\"Call \u2019Em On The Carpet.\" \u201cThe Lateiner method,'\u2019 Mr.Gilmour pointed out.\u201cis one in which every one must do his pari, and facts must be present ed in a logical sequence followed by a demonstration and discussion.The most import art part of the method is that the discussion is done in small groups under a group leader.\u201cFurthermore, the industrial accident does not only aifcct the industry but also community.The accident cannot only be traced to the unsafe or condition but all the way back to the victim's home.The background of the individual loads to the delect in the person and thence to the un safe act.H is only alter unsafe acts that the accident and subse quent injury follow.\u201cHowever, accidents over which we have no control amouni to only one per cent of all industrial accidents, and during the chain of events which lead up to the accident the only thing over which it is possible lo have control is the unsafe act or condition.Therefore that is the step where all the work must devolve.\u2018Thus it is that the foreman or supervisor has the initial responsibility of accident prevention and he must initiate the workman in Ihe procedures to combat the accident.To do this hr must remove the unsafe condition, or guard against it with either a warning or protective device.\u201cInspection groups, safely re ports and the like are necessarj as \u201cfollow tips' to maintain protective standards In this way il is imperative to eooperale all ihe way Iront management to the in dividual workman That is the only way to maintain accident prevention standards '' Mr.Gilmour was introduced !>v T, Monaghan, the chairman of the dinner and thanked by John York, manager of Thomson Electrical Works Ltd The conference dinner was or ganized by Roger Vczinn, Ihe Sherbrooke representative ol the Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Quebec Safety awards were presented following the dinner to the Mar quis Tire Shop, and the yarn room, cloth room and spinning department of the Dominion Tex tile Co.Ltd.Seated at the head table were Alphonse Trudeau.John York, Mr Gilmour.Paul Uookr.man ager of the I.A.P.A., L M McIntosh, H.< hatclois, Pro-Mayor Antonio Pinard and ('apt.Georges Larrivee representing the Sherbrooke Police Department .East Bolton PCs Select Officials EAST HOLTON \u2014 ( lainice Koyea was elected president \"i Albadi In 1914 Ha served during World War I with the Machine Gnn Corps On hi\\ return, he lived in Alberta ami then Philadelphia, returning to Canada in 1931.He served in an advisory capacity during World War II and joined Canada\u2019s diplomatic ser vie< in 1952.He was Ambassador lo Venezuela for three years tic-fore being named Canadian Consul General in New York, from which post he re.igned to lake over his present position.Sherbrooke Man Ranks Second In Blind Cribbage Results of the National ( i ib-I bage Contest for Ihe blind.held during Hie pa 4 wintei -iied by W H Philips, national chairman of the recreation committee LLVW(X>n OT\u2019I Televi-1 sion tycoon Dosi Arnaz announ-eed Wednesday that Westing-houv Electric ha* bought hi* new series, Drolu Playhouse, for SI2,0fK),0O0 -one of the biggest deal* in TV history.The program, an hour anthology series of comedy, musicals and dramas, will replace the longtime CBS dramatic hour, Studio One.TODAY\u2019S EDSELebrity *» 4 c WHiATcaorr.loft Livestock Exchange Wdg., Calgary, Alberta.\"7he ease and comfort of driving, even over rough road*, has proved lo me lhat ihe \u201958 EdscJ i* a car of mperh riding quality ^ and perform- ance.\" Compare\t^ the drive and Ihe rtde of the 195* Edael .the one car that u really new.E-eel the real difference behind Ihe wheel - *ee yoar Ford-Rdael dealer, today! Drive 1958 EDSEL FORD OF CANADA NOTICE Th** «nmjul meeting of (hr Maple 1**1 (>mot**ry AiAfx-lalloD ln< , will heM *1 ttir home of ls*Alie Mr-Allum, Ran$lhoro, or$ Saturday, M«y I7th, H p m., apiatn Kanraroo j 1030 Mighty Mouse 11.00\tHecx-e anc Jeckle 130 Saturday Playhouse I 12.00 Jimmy Dean LOO Film Snort* 1 45 Baseball Preview 1 55 Baseball Game of The Week 4.30\tFilm Shorts 5.00\tKentucky Derby Preview J.15 Kentucky Derby 5.50 Dance Date $.00 L\u2019va Got a Secret «30 Sew* 6 45 Weather Wise « 50 Sport* Digest 7.00\tDance Date 7.30\tYour Command Performance 9.00\tGale Storm Show 9.30\tHave Gum \u2014 Will Travel 10.00 Gunsmoae 10.30 Sea Hunt ll.UO Flhai Edition 11.15 Ready on Stage Threa la in 7.30\tHouse of Sounds 8.00\tSandman's Matinee 10.00\tJust Good Music 11.00\tFinal News 11.10 Sign Off 3.00\t1490 Club 3 00 Newa 5.05 Country and Western Music 5.30\tSupper Club 6 15 Sports Review 6.30\tSupper Club « 55 Personalities tn Print 7.1$ Greatest Sport* Thrill* 7.30\tMusic Coast to Coast 7.00\tVermont at Sevan 11.00\tFinal New» 9 SO Looking Back 10.00\tCourt of Opinion 10.30\tMusic for Relaxing 10.50 Dow Sport Show 11.00\tDominion New* 11\t1» Music Till Midnight 12.00\tSign Off.4.27 CBC News 4.30\tCampus Caper* 5.00 Prea* News 5.06 Campus Capers 3.30\tRawhide 5 45 Broadway Show 5.00\tNews «.10 Town Crlar New* «15 Sportcast 5 20 Suppertlm* Serenade 7.00\tBig Bands 7,43 Musical Program 8J)o Assignment 9.30\tLife with The Lyons 10.00\tCtvalead# of Sports 11.00\tDow Sport Show 11.10 Music TUI Midnight 12\t00 News snd Sign off THURSDAY 7.00\tToday 9.00\tFilm Feature 9.50\tTV Schooltima 10.00\tDough Re Ml 10.30\tTreasure Hunt 11.00\tTV School Time 11.30\tTruth or Consequences 12.00\tHe l ac uough 12.50\tIt Could Be YOO LOO News 1.15\tSmiley Willette 1.30\tHospitality House 2 50 Kitty Foyle Show 3.00\tMatinee Theatre ADO Queen For A Day A45 Modern Romance* 5.00\tWoody Woodpecker 3.30\tMickey Mouse Club 8.00\tNews 6 15 Canadian Reporter 6.30\tPageant 1.00\tSport» Scorebook 7:10 Weather 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014Newa 730 I Remember Mama 8.00\tYou Bet Your LU* 8.30\tDragnet WPTZ, Plattsburg \u2014 Channel 5 9 00 People's Choie# 9.30 Ford Show 10.00 Navy Log 10.30\tMartin Kane 11:00 Atlantic Weather 1109 Late News FRIDAY 7.00\tToday 9.00\tThis la The Answer 9.30\tTV School Tune 10.00\tDough Re Mi 1030 Treasure Hunt 11.00\tTV School Time 1130 Truth ol Consequences 12.00\tTic Tac Dough 12.30\tIt Could Be You 1.00\tNews 1.15 Smiley WUlette 1.30\tHospitality House 2.30\tKitty Foyle Show 5.00\tMatinee Theatre A00 Queen For A Day A45 Modern Romances 3.00\tDusty Boyd Show 5 30 Mickey Mouse Club 8.00\tNew» « 15 Science Theatre 6.30\tFilm Feature 7.00\tSpam Scorebook 7:10 Weather THURSDAY\u2014 3.30\tKlddtee Corner 3.45\tNursery School 4\t00 Open Houee 4.30\tHowdy Doody 5\t00 Maggie Muggins 5.15 Tim McCoy 5.30\tThe Lone Hanger 6.00\tKnow Your Next Door Neighbour 8.13 Here and Iber* « 45 CBC TV News 7.00\tTabloid 7.30\tHighway Patrol 8 00 Music Makers '5* j 8 30 Climax! 9.30\tLoretta Young 10.00\tCBC Folio 11.22 I Spv 11.30 CBC TV News 11.45\tCBC TV News 12.00\tViewpoint 12 07 Inner Sanctum 12.37 I Spy CBMT, Montreal \u2014 Channel 6 la iobu Dalv\u2014 Newa i 7.30 Rin Tin Tin | 8.00 Jefferson Drum j 8.30 Life of Riley j 9 00 Frank Sinatra 9 30 The Thin Maa 10.00\tCavalcade of Sports 11:00 Atlantic Weather 11:05 Late Newa and Sports 11.15\tLate Sbow SATURDAY \u2014 2\t45 Christian Science 3.00\tAdventure Serial 3\t30 Fury 4\t00 Western Theatre 5.00\tThe Big Picture 5\t30 bmtley Willette 6.00\tNewa 6.15\tSatur^y Sports Score 6.30\tTEA 7.00\tTBA 7.30\tPeople Are Funny 8.00\tPerry Como Show 9.00\tLawrence Welk 10.00\tTBA 10.30 Your Bit Parade 11.00\tHollywood Wrestling FRIDAY.3.30\tKiddles Corner 4.00\tOpen House 4.30\tHowdy Doody 5.00\tBarney\u2019s Gang 5.30\tMighty Mouse 5.00\tI Search for Adventure 6.30\tLittle Rascals « 45 CBC TV New» 7.01\tTabloid 7.30\tSport Guesses A Guests 8.00\tLast of the Mohicans 8 30 The Plouffe Family 9.00\tPatrice Munsel 9.30\tCountry HoedowA 10.00 Cavalcade of Sports 10.45 Jim Coleman 1100 CBC TV News 1145 Alfred Hitchcock 11.45 Premier ance Perforro- gATURDAY 2.13 Speaking French 2.45\tNBC Opera 4.45\tZorro 6.15 Kentucky Derby 5.45\tWild Bill Hickok 6.15 Double Talk 6.31) Mr.Ft* it 8.45\tCBC TV New* 7.00\tHave Gun Will Travel 7.30\tHoliday Ranch 8.00\tPerry Como 9.00\tGreat Movies 110.30 Cross.Canada Hit Parade 11.00 CBC TV Newa 11.10 Juliette 11.30\tSaturday Night Wrestling SMALL START Ontario, the first province to register automobiles, Issued licences in UHU, STALLION SERVICÈ Appalossas Horse Height 14 2 hands Black and White Pony Height 43 inches W.O.DOBB North Hatley \u2014 Tel.61Jr22 AUCTION SALE for Harold Yertaw, 1/1 mil# from M«H#y villa##, on th# north road to b# h#ld on th# f«rm known at th# Pocock Farm.Friday, May 2nd, '58.AT 1:66 P M.14 h#f»d of Jars?vs *nd ttuorn.voy# ooMlatlng of 10 milk cows.9 holler catvos, 4 on#~ye#rH>ld h#ifoio, 1 1 Vivo* r-oM Jersey bull; l hop## 0300 lb* >; 1 5-.NT.-old colt; DoLavit m41k-inx' machin# (1 sin*l« unlUi; 6 (9 k*1.) nvUK cent; one bor90-drawn vragon; hand plow.wh#«lb#rrow; sloigh, hay rack; sprlnfiooth cultivator; quantity of household offerts; A B.C.oil burners complet# In good condition; cheat of drawers; tables; bed, aprinfs and mattress; new 30 in.matt!**# and many other «nxll article#.I\u2019le### not# the abov# mentioned cattle are In very good condition, #nd show very good signs of a promising milking herd, all to b# soM without reserve Terms CASH ART BKNNETT, (Auctioneer*.Tel.100.SAWTKRYtU V Dentists DR.RENE POISSON, DENTAL SURGEON, 31 King St.West, Suite 227 firing Bus Terminal.Hours: DaiLv except Mon., 9 to 12.1 to 5; open Wed.snd Frt.eve».TeL: Office LO 9-4873; Rea.LO.$-0168.Optometrists AIBERT TRUDEAU.Optometrist.Continental Building, Sherbrooke Tel: LO *4)617.Eyea examined.REPRESENTATIVE WANTED Young man bgtwgen th* ages ot 23 and 27, singlg, bilingual, with chauffaur's license.Education, grade 11 or equivalent.Good salary.Cost of living bonus and other benefits.Apply in writing, giving full particulars to SHERBROOKE RECORD \u2014 BOX 47 Real Estate Belanger, St.Jacques, Sirois & Co.Chartered Accountants C.F- BELANGER, C A.P SAINT JACQUES.CA WON SIROIS.0 A.PIERRE COMTOIS CLAUDS POULIN.C.A.S3 Wellington North.Sherbrooke TeL LO $-2891 CHOICE rrsldenilsl lot* for sale In the north wsrd on Jacques Cartltr RHd.snd Beckett Street.Call: Ben Grime Jr.1440 Arras Street.Ted.LO.S-T776.RESIDENTIAL exclusive beautifully Urge city lots.Overlooking Shen brook* Golf Club Leclerc, JarqiA C*rller, B»eh»nd, Caron Streei»N( Build your own residence eventual ly.Malerlall»» your fonde»! dream».Financing »v»tl»M# for Interested famille».Call Hebert's.1155 Racb-and Street, Phone 2-0874.20.Wanted To Purchase TELEVISION-RADIO REPAIRS Estimât** \u2022 Work Guaranf**d ROSS-BIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontgnac Sharbrook# PRATT TOP QUALITY mtm WtAPPERS \u2014 Muskrat and all other raw fur* bought.A.Gtllman A Son, 160 Wellington South.Sherbrooke, tel.LO.lews.For All Makes of Cars and Trucks FREE INSTALLATION 15 MINUTE SERVICE MUFFLER ^«7 113 Depot St.Sherbrook*.LO.9-2514 \t !\t\"OK\u201d\t USED CARS\t AT\t Foxbrooke Motors\t LTD.\t * 425 \u2014 1957 Pontiac Path-finder Deluxe Sedan\t$ 2 V8 Motor, Jutom«tic trenantieaion.Like\t2 n#w.\t9 Wat 53900 \u2014 NOW\t5 Jt 382A \u2014 1953 Ford Coupe,\t$ 1 heater, radio, new tire» Thi* car is\to Ilk* new.\t9 We* $1395 \u2014 NOW\t5 « 386 \u2014 1956 Chevrolet Pe-\t$ 1 nel.6 Cylinder, with overdrive trenamla-\t2 aion.Look* end drives Ilk* new.\t9 Reg.price $1595 \u2014\t5 Many Other Ueed\tCere Priced from $50.00\t EASY TERMS\t TRADE-IN ACCEPTED Up to 24 Month* te Pay,\t Full line of *11 G.M.\tFactory Approved Pert* for\tGeneral Motor* car* *nd truck».\t 345 Wellington St.\tSouth LO.93606 - LO.\t9-3608 1 FRANK J.CONWAY.Complete and D«p»n4*b!* Real Estate Service.Sal#s - Purchase* - Rent il» - Appraisals - Mortgage Loan».Member of National, Provincial mod Local Real Em at# Boards, 66 Wellington North Off.LO.7-6162.Re».lO.3-4943.AUCTION SALE for Mrs.Edwin (Ted) Beffs, 1 miles «rom BISNOPTON, on th# Brookbury road.Saturday, May 3rd, AT 9:30 A.M.Fsnn*11 Super A Tractor tn very good condition, MeD Tractor universal type mower, McD.2-furrow tractor, plow, McD.double disc t net or harrow, MoDeerln* drill aeedet.McD reaper like new, disc horsehoe, land roller, bore# drawn disc harrow, ihreshln* machine, quantity of bricks.2 Iron kettle*, sulky plow, horse drawn mowing machine, circular saw.drag saw, large quantity of dry sawed lumber, some matched, manure spreader.3-wheel trailer, levelling hap row, hand plow, McD.»4de rake, 2 new rolls of pig fencing wire, wheel barrow, atone dra*.2 section gaa tank RV gala., large quantity of cedar pivsts, »e« of ton srales.set of double harnesses and odd harnee», one very good driving harness, approx.200 bu.of oats, rubbentlred farm wagon, road drag, ladder*, hay fork, rope and pulleys, «et of double aleds.milk cans, strainer and pall».McD.bay loader, hors# rake, cultivator, blacksmith drill, set of dehorners, electric fencer, Bngga A Stratton gas motor complet» with water pump, I.E.U chain saw.like new.2 tarpaulins, grindstone.good saddle, set of sciles 240 lb»., very large quantity of good tels of all kinds, consisting of bench vice, work bench and vice, wrenches, hammers, drills, bits, planes, tape and dl* seta, socket seta, cblae!*, saw*, chain*, .«hovels, forks, grease guns, bar» ie4c ) quantity of household furniture\u2014 beds, bureaus, box stove, kitchen stove, and men»-other articles too numerous to mention.Please note all th# above mentioned machinery has been kept tn very good condition, all to be sold without reserve.Fleas# note\u2014Interna-ttonal H-ton truck.1954 model, with only a few miles, la very good condition, will be offered for ssle at * P.M Terms CASH Lunch will be sold at noon by ladles W.1.ART BENNETT.Auctioneer, Tel 100 S*»>*rvtlle.Tel LO 7-4023.lenncxvtlle Office.CASH FOR OLD BOOKS All Subject* Wsnt*d.Older the better and morg th* better.We gr* visiting Sherbrook# in May and want 10.000 old book*.Also will reward you for any outside tot* you find for ut.Write instantly and describe briefly \u2014 OLD AUTHORS FARM \u2014 MORRISBURG, ONTARIO (largest in Canada) CHLT-TV FRIDAY- 340 Today 3\t45 Clne-Feuilleton 4.00\tMenu t la Cart* 4.50 Actualité Feminine 4\t45 Theatre de» Petits 3.00\tAnnie Oakley 5.30\tLe Trefla a Quatre Feuilles 8.00\tSur Place 6.30\tSworr of Freedom 7.00\tTelebulletln 7.06 La Meteo 7 09 Edition Sportive 7.15 La Clinique du Coeur 7.45 Pour EU# 8.00\tTBA 8.30\tQuiz - V ariette» 9.00\tAventures 9.30\tLe Theatre des EtolUes 10.00\tDivertissement 10.30\tAffaires de FamlUe 11.00\tTelejournal U.10 CHLT TV News Roundup 11.30\tFireside Theatre THURSDAY- 1.30\tPot Pourri 2.30\tTheatre en Matinee 3\t43 Clne-Feuffléton 4.00\tMenu a la Carte 4.30\tMatinee with Sally 4\t45 Le Theatre des Petits 5.00\tRln-Tto-Tto 5.30\tLa Rlvlèrs Perdu# 6.00\tLes Gals Lurons 6\t30 Decoy 7\t00 Telebulletln 7 06 La Meteo 7.09 Edition Sportive 7.15 Le Telephone Sonne 7.30\tParlons Jaz* f.45 fol et Mol 8.00\tCap-aux Sorcier» 8.30\tAu Chenal du Molna 9.00\tRendez-voux avec MicheUe 9.30\tLa Couronne d\u2019or 10.00\tHistoire d\u2019Amour 10.50 Les Idées en Marche 11.00\tTeiéjournal 11.10 CHLT TV News 11.30\tSlgn-Off WMTW, Mt.Washington \u2014 Channel 8 10.40 Mt.Wash.Weather , 8.30 Zane Grey Theatre 9 00 Frank Sinatra Channel 7 SATURDAY\u2014 10.00\tDomino 11.00\tFon Fon 12.00\tCine-Parade \u202212.30 Le Roman de la Science 1.00\tJamboree 2.00\tTheatre en Matinee 3 30 Le Club du Rythme 4.00\tLong Métrage 5.30\tBeau Temps, Mauvais Temp# 6.00\tGene Autry 6.30\tRacket Squad 7.00\tTelebulletln 7.06 La Meteo 7.09 Edition Sportive 7.13 Palmerese de* Quadrilles 7.45 Quelle Nouvelles 8.00\tSecret de PohchlneU* 8 30 Chacun son Métier 9.00\tGala des Spendeurs 11.00\tTelejournai U.IO CHLT TV Newa 11.30 Theatre au Coin du Feu I WANTED TO RENT Two bedroom heafed apartment.Prefer ably in brick building near Bishop's University, where children 7 and 4 accepted.Occupancy July Ijt.Reply to Mrs.Durrett, 1083 Chevrier street, Ottawa, Ontario.THURSDAY\u2014 1L35 News 12.00 Love of Ltle 12.30 HaJf-Hour Theatre 1.00\tMovletime USA.2.00\tBest the Clock 2.30\tHouse Party 3.00\tTBA 3.30\tDo You Trust Your Wife 4.00\tAmerican Bandstand 4.30\tCommodore Bob 3.00\tWoody Woodpecker 5.30\tMickey Mouse Club 6.00\tTri-State News 6.10 Watch Your Westher 6.15\tThe Early Show 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014 News 7.30\tSgt.Preston 8.00\tTelesports Digest 8.30\tThe Real McCoy* 9.00\tPat Boone Show 9.30\tNavy Log 10 00 Outdoor Show 10.30 Ten Thirty Report 10\t45 Overseas Adven- ture 11.15 Not-So-Late Show FRIDAY \u2014 11\t55 News 12.00 Love of Life 12.30\tWings Around The World LOO Movtetlme U.SJk.2.00\tBeat the Clock 2.30\tHouse Party 3.00\tTBA 3.30\tDo You Trust Your Wifa 4.00\tAmerican Bandstand 4.30\tCommodore Bob 5.00\tThe Buccaneers 5.30\tMickey Mouse Club 8 00 Tri-State New» 6.10 Watch Your Weather 6.15\tThe Early Show 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014 Newa 7.30\tRin Tin Tin 8.00\tJtm Bowie l 9.30\tSchUts Playhouse 10.00\tHoUday Handbook 10.30\tTen Thirty Report 10.40 Mt.Wash.Weather 10.45 Wrestling from Hollywood SATURDAY\u2014 11.00\tStarring Tim Holt 12 00 Terry Tunes 12.30\tAll Star Theatre 1.00\tWrestling 2.00\tDouble Talk 4.S0 Telesports 5\t00 Derby Preview ! 5 15 Kentucky Derby .5 45 News and Sports 6\t00 The Early Show 7.30\tCountry Music Jubilee 8.00\tThe Big Record 8 30 Mr.Adams & Eve 9.00\tLawrence Welk | 10.00 Gunsmoke 10.30\tLate Show : 12.00 The Late-Late Show RODERICK LEMIEUX CJk.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 269 Main St.W \u2014 Mageq VI.3-3760\u2014VI.3-3407 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS oy manufacturer.Reasonable prices.ROBERT BLOUIN 1508 Kinq W, LO 9 3423 WIGGETT ELECTRIC LTD 153 MARQUETTE ST.\tr\u2014 TIL.2 0828 ESTABLISHED IN 1903 \"The First Electrical Ettablivbmenr In Sherbrooke ' STARTERS -TRANSFORMERS Types of Electrical App/ioncei NEW AND RECONDITIONED \u2018 MOTORS REWINDING REPAIRS ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Meadow Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel L.O.9-5591 'Th# Furniture Store next to th# Perking Lot\" Before buying furniture visit us.We have all types of furniture, at attractively low prices.As we accept trade-ins.you will find many secondhand articles in excellent condition.WASHING MACHINES REFRIGERATORS B-H PAINT We Offer Easy Payment Terms, If Desired.\u2022\tFURNITURE \u2022\tSTOVES \u2022\tACCORDIONS Doctor Edwin P.Jordan, M D.1 Mr C Giybr.of Fuïfwï, spent, STTFRRROCKF DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.MAY Î, 1958 a we«k with Mr.0 Vintinner and ! ABBOTSFORD \u2014 a wre«k wnth Mr l\\\tMnUniwr and\t_ ,\t.\t.\t^ \u201e Fnendi of Mrs Gordon Coates\thts daughter.Mrs\tSatis at the\tr*1 wr' n\u201c,ul* *' ,h\u2018, **munt4in 2000\tof Youth, explained Susan.\u201cHonestly, it\u2019s going to hap\t*pr»y* do it with oxy- pen/\u2019 smiled dreamy-eyed Susan bonudeic compounds and o/a>nue Vergaert, a Belgian be auty whose g****\u2014'\"?'\u2022fever they are Î6 22 34 statistics need no improv having the fountain relaxed ing by push button.\tind rejuvenated, Miss 2«» can FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH\t'''\u2019\u2019f* Put on w,,|*hl or takf' 11 \u2018,fl She i* a guide at the beauty by submitting herself to infra red rays shooting from a paraboloid.NO RUFFLED TEMPER \u201cThese rays,\u2019\u2019 said the Belgian ; girl, \u201chave the capacity to drive | away a bad temper, though ! i heavens only knows why under 1 such conditions any woman would ! I he in a bad temper.\u2019\u2019 While the rays are working, the ! subject reclines in a gadget that ' ! looks like a red sidecar on a ; motorcycle.Then, she enter* something that resembles a huge transparent\u2019 tesr.shop of the future, called a somatic harmonization centre.It consists of three strange looking gadgets built into a $250,000 exhibit devoted to improvement of woman's fare and figure.\u201cUnder the action of isotopes MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS yf.erionci Mr.F.N.McC'rea, student at Mount Allison University, Sack-ville, N B,, returned yesterday to spend a few days with hi* mother.Mr* H.S.Ellis, Queen Blvd., Don't tell yourself you can't before leaving for Chandler, Que., make small talk.Anyone can where he has employment for the learn to make the kind of polite summer months conversation that makes the first j minutes of meeting a stranger Friends of Mr.John Met rea, easy and serves to keep things i of Mount Allison University, pleasant at a large party.\t- Sack ville, N.B., will he sorry lo Making small talk Is a social j hear he is a surgical patient in necessity unless you want to he a the Sarkvllle Memorial Hospital, wallflower and a worry to your hostess.CATERERS For Weddings, Luncheons, Tea*, Home Cooking.ROCKCLIFFE 471 Quebec St.Toi, LO.2 3433 BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED (2Uati* BREAD 24 ox.when baked Tel.LO.2 2744 Engagements Mr.and Mrs.Murdo MacKin non, of Birchton, Que., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr.Stan ley Ernewt Logan, son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert l»gan, of Thet-i ford Mines, Que A saimmer wod-jding is planned.Mr.and Mrs John Silvester, of Beebe, Que., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Jan et Agnes, to Mr William R Aid erman, son of Mrs.Eileen Aid erman, of Hamilton, Ont The ing their cities marriage has been arranged to Now, if they would just start a take place on June 28 in the spruce up campaign to beautify Colorful Cottons Favored For ^\t1.0 D.E.Show Scores By GLADYS RICH AIM \u2022 Women's Editor Climaxing a veritable deluge of fa-h.on shoa.-h'jwered on the city this spring, was the \u201cMy Fair Lady\u201d fashion show held in the Cav^ier Room of the Hotel Wellington by .the Admiral Sir Dudley Pound Chap-! ter I.O.D.E.last evening, j Heralding the coming summer.! an attractive garden scene set j the stage for the lovely fashions j shown by local merchants to a capacity crowd.Jack Echenberg and Sons Ltd., had on view a wide variety of suits, coats and dresses for every occasion, which were complimented with glamor-; ous costume jewelry from Skin ner and Nadeau.From J.A.Robert Ltd., were bewitching boudoir ensembles in easy care nylon- One of subtle | desert gold had a coat entirely .lined with champagne opaque ny-j 1 ton and a short Grecian style gown, lavishly trimmed with gold lace.Arnel sharkskin led the parade of sportswear also from J.A.! ! Robert, in three-piece ensembles j for tennis or golf.Brown and ; orange ice polished Chino was shown in the perfect golf outfit, i topped with a cardigan jacket in ithe bulky knit.J Deep plunging back and scoop-' ed front necklines are the news; in the new sheath swim suits, i iWorn with hand screened flora! ! print or terrycloth jackets, in j eye catching colors, they will be the centre of attraction on any j beach.Among the smart suits, aj !\tBotany\twool\tin taupe shade 1 drew- particular attention.Fashioned in the blouson style, which1 accentuated the slim skirt, it i was worn with an off-the-tace NF.W LINE \u2014 The seA*on's new trapeze silhouette, brought hot of Baku straw in matching out by St.Laurent in Paris, was shown in a summer cotton 'tlade' al the fashion\tshow\tlast\tnight.Mrs.Marcel\tMoreau models\t\u2019\t' 1 ' \"'rti, ,.t the bUck and\twhite\tpetit\tpomL frock with\ta head-huggmg\tbl)Und\twl(h ITulitarv bniul, w,rv Petal Wig hat\tm white.\t( Kecord photo by tjerry Lemay)\tsmart\tfor the\toffice or dree'.: i and with the added touch of color in the candy blue hat and; gloves, it Is equally at home in the hotel dining room for the \\ | club luncheon.i Coats this year of the new ! soft wools and tweeds have] (little fullness at the back as: compared with the flowing lines! j of the past years.One button | fastening or clutch fronts, with Am erica center in tight jeans or too short lH,y pleats forming small yokes shorts, hair in pin curls and her fhe back, and the soft shawl feet in floppy flats Is lark of pride collars are new, exciting features Summer Fashions Hit Clubs Should Take Lead in Wife Beautiful Campaign MY FAIR LADY is all set for a cruise in this smart ensemble, called French Line for its color combination of red, white and blue.The long tapered pants in ribbed knit cotton have a T top, kerchief collared in red and blue.Red and blue cuffed shorts come with the outfit, modelled by Mrs.Robert Beaudry.\t(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) The clubwomen of have done a fine job of beautify Wesley Que.United Church, Beebe, t|l(.American housewife Oh, she's a living doll when she gets dressed up for a party.Rut .she's often a living scarecrow when you encounter her at llu-supermarket or errand - running Mr and Mrs.Albert H.Smith, of Kingsbury, Quo, announce the engagement of their young est daughter.Phyllis Isaboll, in for the family Mr.Robert tCharles Crack, eld- Fhc gel-ups she wears Ihrn an est son of Mr.and Mrs Gordon vigorously defended by her on Crack, also of Kingsbury.The ; the grounds of comfort and lack marriage w ill take place the lat | of time But the real reason he ter part of May.\thits the neighborhood shopping in her appearance.In 15 minutes she could brush her hair, slip into a clean dross and put a neat pair of shoes on her feet.She could \u2014 if she thought it mattered how she looks when she is being family chauffeur, errand boy , and shopper.A Worthy Proiect in this year's coat styles Though the new wools, in in terrsting weaves and shades are favored so much this season, vel j vet, made popular by the royal 1 ladies, is still .a favorite with I the Canadian women.Its luxur-1 ; ious richness was shown to ad vantage in a vivid red coat, fash-j loned with a straight back, shawl ; collar and one button fastening.Hottest wetter in Instantly.Economically! RUUD ALCOA ALLOY AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER town! jC ,RU So why don't the women's clubs The exaggerated and rather get started on the project of austere chemise and sack beautifying Ihe American house- styles of the early spring, which wife at work?\tcaused so much controversy, have It's a project that is long over- been greatly modified by Cana-due.For the amount of money idian de.signers.The small darts that American women s p e n d on ;at the bust and natural waistline, clothes, cosmetics, in beauty sa-' have given them a more subtle Ions and on reducing centers they look, and with the lovely cotton ought to look presentable all of : prints and flattering shades, the the time.\t(chemise Is becoming quite a fa- But all too often last night\u2019s vorite.glamor girl or well-dressed worn- A charming combination of an is this morning's pin-curled |chemise and sheath, shown last scarecrow,\tnight was a gown of blue Arnel What's the use of making ours cotton with a middy chemise a nation of tidy homes and neat over a sheath dress, with which lawns if we women arc going to was worn a Swiss embroidered spoil ihe pretty picture by neglecting to make ourselves neat and tidy and pretty, too?Maybe the { a s h i o n industry could help out by creating a : new look \" of housewives on the job.* a-.» ¦ k *&* Hot water the instant you need it \u2014 a» much as you need with the IncomperaWe Ruud Aluminum Electric Water Heater ! \u2022\tTHRIFTY I Heavy fibreglass insulation prevent* heat waste.Heating element* are completely immersed for greatest \u2022fficiency and the tank is corroeiv*-reeistant, Costa lees to own and operate.\u2022\tCLEAN I Soutiens, amokeleas and odorless assuras all tha sparkling dear water you want all day long.a SAFI I No flames or fumes.The eutaide of the tank hi always cool a AUTOMATIC I Thermostat» keep water at desired temperature.a MODERN BEAUTY I Gleaming white kitchen appliance finish fo easy-to-dean lasting beauty.¦ DURABLE I Operate» year in, ytar out, without repairs.The tank rarriee « full 10-year warranty.The elements and thermostats are guaranteed for 1 year.n MODI! Allies I W* run am* *cTn\\t* \u2022 \u2022\u2022 Vour Pavortt* Plumber or Southern Canada Power WE'RE RECEIVING NEW SHOES weekly .Mayfair BEIGE leads the style parade of spring shades! Always perfect fittings by experts it H.J.DELISLE REG'D 90 Wellington North, SHERBROOKE Tel.LO 2-0343 silk organdy hat.The nautical influence, an echo of the 20 s.is seen in many of this season fashions with large sailor collars and middy blouses, braided jackets and brass buttons, and brightly colored kerchiefs., This seafaring influence was shown to advantage in an Alaska white washable Arnel cotton, the straight lines of the dross being relieved by a double row of brass buttons, in the front, giving a double breasted effect.The becoming pleated hemline, gives mon' freedom for walking.For the cocktail hour, never was there smAi a riot of glorious color.Cotton that looks like silk, comes into its own in the lovely Egyptian, safari and mosaic prints, A sheath drcs> of Swiss - embroidered linen, the all-over floral motif outlined with silver threads, made a stunning picture w-ith a matching corded silk soul-otto hat.The lush tropical flowerings of orange, yellow and lime, were shown in cocktail end afternoon dresses of nylon organza and prints.A safari print was worn with a Balibuntal hat trimmed with orange shaded silk poppies.Smart ensembles and duster coats appear to be still big favorites.A smart ensemble of coral1 Swiss - embroidered linen had a plain coral duster with large embroidered shawl collar.A saphirc blue jersey cardigan duster coat was worn over a two-tone blue and white chemise dress of washable cotton.Though the skies may be overcast, there will be no excuse for milady to be downcast on a rainy day.This season's rainwear has\u2019 taken on a glamorous look, the brilliance of color and design adding a compliment to the wearer.A vivid red jersey all-weather coat had large patch pockets and was fastened with brass buttons.A particular stunning reversible rain coat had an overall print, resembling petit point, on one side, and black on the other and was worn with a white crocheted tarn.Climaxing a most successful showing of this season's fashions, I was the enchanting Victorian | bridal scene The Victorian style bride's gown of layers of lace j and tulle, was fashioned with a bustle effect at the back of eightj rows of lace frills.The fitted j lace bodice was embroidered with iridesct.t sequins and finished with lily point lace sleeves, j Her shoulder length veil of tiers of tulle illusion was held by a topsyf embroidered in pearls.The same period was caught in the bridesmaids gowns of sea mist green and mauve silk or- ; ganza over net.Garlands of ; matching flowers caught the festoon overskirt, and large white picture hats wore trimmed, with matching shade chiffon bows.The luxurious capes and sLles worn by the models were from J V Robert Ltd .and includ'd a decollete stole of dropped silver grey mink and Canadian wild mink in pastel shades.A particularly stunning Schiaparelli designed small caplet of Lutitia blue mink, may be worn MARRIAGE GROUPS About 71 per cent of all marriages in Canada arc between persons of the same religious dc- ! nomination.many ways, either with a coat, suit, dress, or even a sweater.Canadian wild mink was also shown in a waist length jacket, with a small collar and bracelet length sleeves.The highlight among the fur styles was a full length coat of Canadian sheared beaver, with a straight back and flared front.The large shawl collar was of pastel mink.The models, all members of the chapter were: Miss Evelyn Komery Miss Roberta Begbie Mrs.John Romaniuk Mrs.Robert Beaudry ''rs.Edward Gaunter, Mrs.Marcel Moreau and Mrs.Norman Stafford.The convener.Mrs.Bert Paquet wa# assisted by-Mrs.Richard Crotty.The commentator was Miss Susan Batrie.Mrs.Curtis Bishop was at the piano.Make-up worn by the models was supplied by Budn-ing's Pharmacy and handbags by J.N.Boisvert and Co.M.Paul s W.A Holds Party For Liftle Helpers Welcoming the young guests and their parents who attended the annual gathering recently for ! the Little Helpers of the Church of St.Paul the Apo.-tle were Mr?George Heath, president of the Woman's Auxahary.and Little .Helpers\u2019 secretary.Miss June Trussler.More than half the 30 families on the roil were represented.The opening worship service was conducted by the rector, the Rev Robert Jervis Read, with Mr* F Currier as organist The children placed their mite boxes for missions on the offertory table while Donald Lofthouse and Peter Hill held two lighted .candles, symbolizing the lighting of the world by the spreading of the Christian gospel Usherette-warden duties were undertaken i by Mrs M.Dillon and Mrs D.Flanders.Follwing the service the children were entertained in the hall i with marching games and finger plays led by Misses Thelma Graham and June Trussler who also spoke to the children and their pareni- about the work and purpose of the Little Helpers.The two monkey puppets.Cherry and Jingles, brought much delight to the young audience.The film.The Anglican Way, was shown to the parents while the children continued to enjoy games.The hall was gaily decorated litor the occasion with streamers j of yellow and purple to carry out the Easter motif A fascinating array of little animals centered the children's table while the candlelit tea table had an African violet centrepiece.Mrs.Robert Jervis Read and Mrs.Heath poured tea.Mrs.F.Wrathmail and Miss Gwen Falconer took charge of the children\u2019s table and Mrs.lives acted as hostess to the adults.Mrs.J.Allanson was food convener.HOSPITAL BIRTHS More than 84 per cent of all Canadian births occurred in hospitals in 1954, compared with 26 per cent in 1931.MOVING?Us* , , iLd>p®r a r » i Art Crawford 89 Abenaqui*, LO.9-51 OS Sherbrooke, Authorized N^VAkflNEl i Agent* for cel B/u/nqi/uq Up BcJnf HINTS COUECTEO BT MSS.DAN GERBER.MOTHER CF S This is National Baby Week and I can't think of a s, better way to cele-¦S brate this happy occasion than to take advantage of this special Gerber offer.For parents of lovely babies, everywhere, Gerber offers a delightful recording called \"What is a Baby\u201d .narrated by Rosemary Clooney, charming TV siar and mother of 3.It's an irresistible biography of your baby and all babies told with tenderness, humor and insight.On the other side of the record.Miss Clooney sings 2 favorite lullabies! \"Close Your Lyes\", and All the Pretty Little Horses\u201d.* *\t* For your\tcopy\tof this\t?\tinch\t33* ! l.p Columbia record of \"What is a Baby\", send 50t and 6 Gerber labels or boxtops to Dept R.Gerber Baby Foods, Bov 4027.Termina1 A.Toronto, Canada.Offer expire?Dec.31.1958.* *\t* National\tBaby\tWeek or\tany\tweek, you'll find the t> Gerber Cereals pro- vide an easy w ay to offer your baby cereal variety.Choose from Rice, Barley, Oatmeal, Wheat, Mixed Cereal and Protein Cereal Food.Each has its own bland but distinctive flavor, especi-ally suited to baby's unsophisticated palate.When mixed with £ formula or milk, all six have the creamy-smooth texture that feds good on a delicate little tongue.As for nutrition, ail Gerber Baby Cereals are fortified with iron, calcium and B-vitamin$.*\t*\t* Fretting idea.If you have a sleeve board, you'll find it's much easier to iron baby's tiny garments on it.It's perfect for pressing little puffed sleeves and ruffled pretties.*\t*\t* 2 Diaper do't that simplify and speed this task; (1) Fold at least a full day's supply of diapers at one time Be surprised what a time-saver this is.(2) When you diaper baby on his bath table, anchor him with th* safety strap.This leaves you free to use both hands .really speeds diapering.Getber Baby Foods, Niagara Falls, Canada.( v>rf me aNvA c\u201e,p.To introduce you to the brilliant new SXMONXZ two-way shine Put together th* letter* conf»in«o in \u2022*ch p*ckag« et pstete chip* «no o*rtic4.A. CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS \u2014by Byrne Hope Sanders MONTREAL, May 1st \u2014 I saw my home \u2018 as I 0{fiers S0e it ¦ In the bright spring sunshine certainly looked as if it needed a beauty treat ment.When the Lord of the Manor came home at Right I faced him with a -proposition\" and a clipping of a BANK OF MONTREAL loan ad.He readily accepted my proposition, enlarged on my list of repairs, and next day we dropped in on our B of M manager and spoke to him about a Home Impro\\ e-ment Loan, He said he d be glad to arrange an HU.to cover the total cost of materials and labor as soon as we had our contractor s estimates.By handling everything on one contract, for cash, we secured a very favourable estimate for the repair job.The cost of our H IT.is low\u2014only 6% per annum\u2014and we re repaying it in easy monthly instalments.Maybe von should put a proposition to your Lord and Master, too.HOW BEAUTIFUL! My heart leaped at the first glimpse of the ye.iow-gold of the dandelions sweeping over the lawn .but then 1 remembered the menace they are to fine lawns.Thank goodness for NIAGARA Î.4-D Weed Killer.It will clear out every dandelion, also plantain, etc.Oh.ves.if you are troubled with crab grass and chick-wwd get Niagara Crab-Grass and Chick Weed Killer.An early application ensures control of these pesky hard-to-kill weeds.Get these killers at your Garden Supply Centre.Browse around and see the many exciting chemicals for successful gardening.PRIDE OF HOME IS A JOYOUS PRIDE to have, knowing that you've made your dear home look its loveliest.\u2018\t-\tW.* STAUNTON'.Only wallpaper gives you color.design and texture\u2014and you can have this pleasure easily, and economically.These Canadian wallpapers are pre-pasted and precision trimmed.Just cut the roll to the proper len^^\u2014wet .and hang.And although you can't see it, all have an invisible plastic coating to make them completely washable! Do see your dealer's choice selection of Canadian wallpapers, soon: I MAPLE GROVE \u2014 A meeting c4 the Ladies' Guild was held a! the home of Mr*.Mary Wood.The business meeting opened with prayer conducted by the president.Mrs.J.W.Dinning.Correspondence and bills were presented by the secretary tressurer, Mrs.Albert Nugent The work period was spent in sewing tea towels, cloths, etc , in preparation for the spring tea.Two guests were present.Misses Joan Dinning and Margaret Stewart.who assisted their mothers, Mrs Bert Dinning and Mrs.George Stewart, in serving lunch.Mr.and Mrs.William Porter and family, of Thetlord Mines recently visited Mr and Mrs.Albert Nugent.Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Nugent were Mr.and Mrs.Chester Nugent and child ren.of North Hatley.Guests of Mrs.M.R.Wood are Mr and Mrs.Edgar W ood, of Woods ville, N H.Mr.and Mrs.Jasper Dinning spent a few days in Sawyemlle visiting relatives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Ken Sample and son.Mark, of Mattawa, Ont., were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Detan and of the William Dinning.Mr.Alfred Wright, of Tbetford Mine*, was a guest at the same homes.Mr.Stuart Hodge and daughter.Susan, of Thetford Mines, were recently visiting the Beamis Amadons and Mrs.M.R.Wood, \"OH, MUM! 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I Tutti Frutti Pudding ï rap» chilled mils\u20141 pkf, Roj-il Instant Vanilla Pad- a dint\u2014V* cup chopped nut meats, the «ante of chopped, \u2022ceded muscat raisins and the same oi chopped mara- -\u2022chino chcrriê*.\t* Poor mük Into a deep one-quart mixing bcmi.Empty contents of the package of Royal Instant Vanilla Pudding on top of tha milk.Beat with a rotary egg beater (or electric mixer at siow to medium apecd) until amooth, about 1 mir.Fold in the raiiina, oherrtee and nut meat*.Spoon into aer\\ing dishes and allow to *iand in refrigerator or at room temperature until set\u2014about 15 mins.Top with whipped cream, perbap*.Makes 5 to \u2022 servings.STANHOPE \u2014 NORTON MILLS \u2014 Week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Keeler and family were Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Lyons and family from Barre, Vt MAY-DAY AGAIN! Let\u2019s welcome it with the joy of springtime.But before we can get out \u2014 chores to be done! That's where \"LYSOL\" is such a boon \u2014 for it «-v does Spring-Cleaning's three most important jobs Ic T ?\u2014 Deep-Cleans, Deodorizes and Disinfects all at jer the same time.It\u2019s so satisfying to see the tile ir and porcelain surfaces shining \u2014 to know that \u2022s> fièJ you've protected your home with an anti-germ > ; blanket to last for days\u2014and that the nooks and .\tcrannies are fresh and fragrant.So \u2014 do your W** house-cleaning the \u2018Lysol-way\" and discoier that when you light clean with \u201cLysol\u201d .it deep cleans for you.At drug counters everywhere.SO VERY DEAR! 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Tigers Clobber Yanks; Williams Hits Homer The mystery of Chicago White Sox\u2019 winless ace* i* deeper than ever today.Early Wynn, the winnmgest pitcher ttiil m business in the majors, failed as a starter against Baltimore Wednesday for the first lime since the Orioles re-entered the Ajnencan League in 1964 The 3fryear oid righthander, who has won 23fl, trailed 3-1 when lifted for a pinch-hitter in the seventh The Oriole* won 3-2 and Wynn's season record is 1-2.It was the first time Wynn had w~ on Ju|jo\t^ in ced Baltimore since the winter thf mn(h Scofe\tw\u201ehjfv8 ton\u2019s eighth hit and eighth walk U t* record with f>n0 oul'\t2ave way to Don Mossi after throwing two Baseball Results faced trade with Cleveland that gave Chicago the \u2019\u2019best pitching in the league \u201d He had a against the Orioles for the Indians, and the lone defeat was in a Sept.B 19M, relief job Detroit Tigers looked the part of a contender, clobbering New York Yankees 101 Seocnd place Kansas City, a half game behind New York, belted Boston 11 4.and third-place Washington heal Cleveland and an ailing Herb Score 3-2.MARSHMAN\u2019S THIRD balls to Becquer, subbing for Norm Zauchin who had twisted a knee in the seventh.Truman Cle venger won with a perfect ninth in rrdief of Pete Ramos Frank I,ary, the righthander who heat the Yanks five times in 195B, won his first with a seven-hitter.He fanned six A! Kaiine had three of Detroit\u2019s 14 hits while Frank Bolling, Gad Harris and Bed Wilson each knocked in Jack Harshman, the ex White two runs loser Whitey Ford now Sox lefty now with the Oriole*, is t 2.sent his season record to 3 0, al Bob Cerv upper) his league though he needed relief aid from leading RBI count to 21, driving rookie Milt Pappas and George in five for the Athletics with two Zuverink Harshman allowed only homers Ned Carver won his third three hits, but Pappas came on without defeat, with an eight to relire AI Smith and Bubha hitter.Ted Williams homereef Phillips after Karl Torgeson had with one on in the Red Sox ninth doubled and Sherm Dollar had \u2014becoming the 10th to hit 1,000 walked in the sixth\textra base blows in the majors.Score, TrZ, strained his left el Torn Brewer gave up five at Kan how against the Senators, who sas City\u2019s II hits for a 1-2 record.Eastern Townships Soccer Association Opens Season At Drummondville With Special Tourney Saturday Afternoon The main idea behind this spe cinl tournament is to help the teams hold a workout and at the same time the selection coin mittee will select a squad to re present the league against a Montreal club during the month of June.A Ashton, Sherbrooke.!¦ Auger and R.Hamilton, Magog, have been selected to pick the All Slar squad.The first games of the sche dole are slated for Saturday May 10 with Magog visiting Sher brookc and Asbestos at Cclanese, I The first half of the schedule I will sec games every Saturday with the exception of June 21.No games are booked for the months of July and August due to vacations of the different plants but will resume in September.The first half of the schedule follows: The Eastern Townships Soccer Association will open the 10S8 season Saturday afternoon in Drummondville and (or the occasion will stage a four-game tour ney for the curtain raiser.The first tilt.Is booked to get underway at 2 00.Sherbrooke Olanrsr, Drum mondvillc, Asbest s and Magog are the clubs taking part in the \u2022l>rcial event with each team playing three games, In order to utage this event the lime will he reduced to 30 minutes each in stead of the regular 90 minute batlle.All games will be played on the Canadian Celnneso Sports ground in Drummondville.Harry Weetman's Suspension Is Lifted By BRGA LONDON (t\u2019P)\t- Harry Went man, the had boy of Britain a Ryder Cup team, has been forgiven by the Professional Goiters\u2019 Association.Lord Braiiazon of Tara, as \u2022oeiation president, announced Tuesday night that the 12 month suspension imposed on Weetman last October ha.s been lifted.Weetman was suspended after a public attack on Dai Rees, cap-tain of last year's victorious British Ryder Cup team against the United States Rees dropped Weetman from the .second day s play and the disgruntled goiter said he would never play again under Rees.May tnth Magog al Sherbrooke; \\sbcs tos at Cclanese.May nth Cclanese at Magog May 2tth.Sherbrooke at Asbestos May 31st.!\u2022 aster Townships All Stars i trial to be held at Magog.June Ith Sherbrokoe at Celanese; Magog at Asbestos.June ttth.Asbestos at Sherbrooke June 21st.No games June 28th Magog at Cclanese.American League Kansas Cy 025 200 002\u201411 11 0 Boston\t010\t100 002\u2014 4 8 3 Carver and House, Ctuti f3); Brewer, Schrotl t3> Porterfield 16)\tSusce (9) and White L\u2014 Brewer.HRs KcY\u2014Cerv 2 (6t; Bos\u2014William* (3).Detroit 110 002 330\u201410 14 0 New York 001 000 000\u2014 1 7 2 Lary and Wilson; Ford, Ditmar IK) Grim (9) and Berra.L\u2014Ford ! Cleve\t100 000 100\u20142 5 0 Wash\t000 101 001\u20143 9 1 Score.Mossi (9) and Nixon; Ramos, Clevenger i9) and Courtney.W\u2014Clevenger, L\u2014Score.Chicago\t010\t000\t001\u2014 2\t6\t0 Baltimore\t000\t210\tOOx\u2014 3\t7\t3 Wynn, S\u2019aley f7) and Collar; Harshman, Pappas (6).Zuverink 17)\tand Tnandos.W\u2014Harshman; L\u2014Wynn National League Milwaukee\t001\t000\tOOl\u2014 2\t5\t1 i Chicago\t\u2019KH\t002\t20x\u2014 8\t7\t2 Buhl.Jay 151 Willey 1 \\n \u2014 The same horses.Tim Tam and Jewel\u2019s Reward, have a grudge to settle Saturday in the $125,000 added Kentucky Derby, but different riders will be aboard the highly - regarded colts in the three year old classic They'll have to reckon with Silk?Sullivan.California's thrilling two-stage rocket, and a gang of v'thcrs in the 84th running of the mile - and - a - quarter gallop.The latest barn count showed 17 or 18 still being considered as starters but with a probable lineup of about 15 However, many observers arc confident Calumet Farm's Tim Tam and Maine Chance Farm's Jewel\u2019s Reward will be the two toughies as they were in the Flamingo at Hialeah March 1.On that afternoon jockey Manuel Yeaza whipped Jewel's Re ward furiousfy down the stretch and the colt played bumpssdaisy with Tim Tam for better than an eighth of a mile.Bill Hartaek, aboard Tim Tam.claimed foul against Yeaza and the stewards disqualified Mrs.Eikabeth N Graham\u2019s colt in favor of Mrs Gene Markov's horse 1rs:cad of $97,800, Mrs.Graham got only $30,000 for second place and Yeaza was given a LYday suspension.As far as the riders ait* concerned.things will be changed at 5 20 p m.EDT Saturday when the Derbv field parades to the post for the start 10 minutes later.Yeaza was taken off Jewel's Reward April 14 and replaced by Ed die Arearo, the master who has accounted for a record five Derb- U'> Hartaek, who won last year s Derby for Calumet aboard Iron Liege, landed m a hospital with a broken leg last Saturday after .a starting gate accident at Churchill Downs.Ismael Valen zuela will handle Tim Tam Saturday.There was little change in the Derby picture, although the sun shone brightly for the first time since last Friday, helping dry oui the muddy racing strip.Several , trainers and owners have said their horses will go only if the track is fast.Silky Sullivan, owned by PhU Klipstein and Tom Ross, isn't particular about the going\u2014wet or dry\u2014says trainer Reggie Cornell.\"He doesn\u2019t have to carry h.s racetrack around with him.\" Tim Tam proved he could handle an off-track in winning the Derby Trail Stake?Ivan Parke, who conditions Jewel's Reward, said the top ace in bis three horse entry \"could run over a tin roof.\u201d Brighton Wins To Move Into Second Division LONDON Reuters' \u2014 Adrian Thorne.2P-y ear-old reserve m-side-rlght.shot Brighton and Hove Albion into the Second P-vis wr of the English Soccer League Wednesday night when he scored five goals in a 6-0 trouncing of Wat ford.Brighton, which needed one point to gam pronuNion to the Second Ûivision for the first time in its 56-year history, made sure in no uncertain manner Thome completed a bat trick m ;ea»r m.n Major League Leaders American League AB R H Pet.Colavito, Cleveland 36 4 11 423 Cerv, Kansas City 45 17 18 .400 Robinson, Baltimore 35 6 14 400 Kuenn, Detroit\t61 8 24 393 McDougald, N Y\t50 8 19 .380 Runs\u2014Cerv, 17.Runt betted in\u2014Cerv 21 Hits\u2014Kuenn.24.Doublet\u2014Kuenn.7 Triplet\u201416 tied with 1 Home runt\u2014Cerv.6, Stolen bases\u2014Piersall.Boston and Aparicio, Chicago.3.Pitching Harshman, Balu more and Garver.Kansas City.3-0, 1.000 Strikeoutt \u2014 Score.Cleveland.33 National League AB R H Pet.Mutial, St Lou s\t53\tIS\t38\t528 Temple, Cincinnati\t42\t10\t17\t.405 Clemente, Pgh\t50\t7\t20\t.400 Meyt, San Fran\t58\t13\t23\t397 Sauer, San Fran\t36\t9\t14\t389 Runt\u2014Walls.Chicago, 16 Runt batted in\u2014Walls, 16.Doublet\u2014Hoak.Cincinnati and Groat, Pittsburgh, 7 Triplet\u2014Gory 1, Chicago.Reese.Los Aneele?Mays and Schmidt, San Francisco and Blasingame.St.Louis, 2.Home runs\u2014Walls.8 Stolen bases\u2014T Taylor.Chic-ago and Ashburn, Philadelphia, 3 Pitching \u2014 Purkey.Cincinnati, Podrcs.Los Angeles, Spahn, Mil waukec.and Friend.Pittsburgh, 3-0.1.000.Strikeoutt\u2014Podres.20 CHICAGO (API \u2014 Some dav young Jesse Bowdry of St.Louis undoubtedly will gain a rating by the National Boxing Association.But not yet.That\u2019s the opinion of Fred Saddy, chairman of the NBA rating committee who Wednesday night watched the 20 - year - old light heavyweight take a unanimous 10-round decision from veteran Clarence Hinnant of Washington.It was Bowdry\u2019s television debut and his ninth straight triumph.He has 22 wins and two defeats.Eighteen of the victories were knockouts.He never came dose to a knockout of Hinnant, although he had him on the hook in the eighth round with a series ! of chopping rights, Hinnant.25.is unranked by The NBA but is rated No 8 by Ring Magazine.\u201cBowdry didn't show me enough in this fight to deserve the No.10 spot in our ratings,\" said Saddy.The International Boxing Club would like to get Bowdry on another Chicago Stadium television spot June 25, against the winner of the Yvon Durelle - Germinal Ballarin bout in Montreal May 21.Bowdry weighed 172 pounds and Hinnant 174.Judge Lou Cappa-relb had Bowdry ahead 48-42 under the five-point must system.Judge Bill Doty favored him 50-43 and referee Walter Brightmore scored it 49-41.Pierre Dallaire Named President Of Richmond Softball league; Ladies To Hold Meeting Monday To Discuss Plans mes and when he scored his fvxirth goal, sections of the 32.000 crowd swarmed on to the field and danced with joy Another deciding match took place at Lincoln, where Lincoln City saved itself from relegation to the Third Division by beating Cardiff City 3-1.Notts County now is relegated along with the Doncaster Royers.RICHMOND \u2014 Pierre Marcel Dallaire was named president of the Richmond Softball League at a meeting held in the Legion Hall Tuesday night.Dallaire succeeds Arthur St.Sauveur who gave up the post due to business affairs- Jules Fortin, who umpired for several years, was named vice-president w hile M Malick remains as secretary-treasurer.Only nine men attended with two clubs represented.Duchess Shoe and Legion.The others not heard from are Brown Shoe, Molson's and a new entry, Richmond Hotel.Thos« attending were Arthur St.Sauveur.Marcel Dallaire.Albert Boucher.Bruno Lavoie.Marshall Gregory.Hughie Lancaster, Jacques Tremblay.Lucien Cabana, president of the Richmond Hockey Association, and 'Scoop' Malick Mr.Cabana was an interested listener and gave a few suggestions to the group that may help in making for a better ball league.Marsh Gregory and Bert Boucher suggested that the league start a \u2018Little League' comprising young boys from ages 12 to 16.This would be a fine gesture on the part of the league and will help develop more ball players.Mr.Boucher had been approached by several youngsters on the subject He said that he was sure of one or two groups willing to sponsor it.He will make an effort to get a list of players for Tuesday's meeting.Regarding the building of s stand.Mr.Dallaire told the group that he had little news on this but expected to hav more by the weekend.He was named Umpire-in-chief and a list was completed comprising Boucher.Fortin.Lavoie Walter Coles and Frank Bergeron.Gregory brought up the sug gestion that managers be ap pointed as directors of the lea gue to aid the executive on any points of discussion- In this way it would take a load from the president and would help to ease matters.The next meeting will also be held at the Legion Hall Tuesday to draw up the schedule.The league expects more represer.tatives on hand in order to pre pare for the season.It is up to them if the league will continue or not.The Ladies' Softball League will hold a meeting Monday at the home of Miss Anne-Marie Fortin on Main St to discuss plans for aoeriUne this summer. ¦MH ?HOCKEY ?Wejfern Lt*gu« Vancouver 6, Calgary 5.(Vancouver wms best-of-seven final 4-0'.Allan Cup Bellevüle 4 Kelown* 3.(Best-of-seven final tied 3-3'.Carry Grey Cup Dinner Committee Helps Former Player MONTREAL (CP'-The Grey Cup dinner committee, which helps football players in need, offered a helping hand Wednesday to a former player badly burned in an accident.Denmson Wright.42.wdio once played with Montreal\u2019s Eastward intermediate club in the Quebec Rugby Football Union, received a SI ,000 cheque.Wright received third - degree burns in a fire at his Montreal home last summer.He spent seven months in hospital.) GOLF 0UIPMEKÏ U EAGLE GOLF SETS by Wright & Ditson Eacepfional\tSam qc Prlea \u2014 1 and 3 woods 3-S-7-9 and putter iron* J N.BOISVERT i FILS 5 King St.West Tel.LO.2-0938 Channel 8 To Famous Run Of Roses'' POLAND SPRING, Me.\u2014The 34th running of the Kentucky Derby will be presented by ! CBS-TV and WMTW.Channel 8, Saturday, May 3.beginning with a Derby Preview at 5 p.m.The $125.000 added \"Run For i The Roses,\" which brings together the nation's top three-yean olds in a mile-and-a-quarter race, will be telecast from famed Churchill Downs in Louisville.Ky.Prior to the race, television cameras will give fans a look at the colorful activities in the pad-dock and the grandstand of the world famous racing plant at Churchill Downs.Calling the race, describing the color and handling the interviews before and after the race will be sportscasters Fred Capo-sella, Bryan Field and Phil Butterfield.The Preakness Stakes, second of the so-called \u201cTriple Crown\" race* for three year olds also will be telecast over Channel 8 j on May 17 and the Belmont i Stakes will be seen on Saturday.June 7.Keep Ball Warm For Hot Game Seventh of « tenet written for NEA Service end The Record in which famous golfer* tell how they built their games.By JAY HEBERT Knowledge of the basic fundamentals made my game what it is.They are the grip, stance, posture, balance, etc.But there are miscellaneous tips I ha\\ e learned from knock ing around the tournament trail for a number of years.Get the equipment that suits you best \u2014 the right club .shaft, length, weights, etc.Take care of the grips of the clubs.You can't swing a club if you can\u2019t hold it.Learn to select the proper club.Remember that golf is not a game of brute force but one of rhythm and contacting the ball solidly.Keep a ball warm when a playing in cool weather.Bounce a 'mid and warm ball together and you will tee the difference.Be positive about your shot and don\u2019t anticipate a bad one.a, i! Jii \\ \\ ' \u2022 1 McFarlands Edge Kelowna To Tie Allan Cup Series KELOWNA.B C.iCP>\u2014Min rie Menard saved many a game for Belleville McFarlands with the 50 goals he scored during the regular season m the Eastern Division series of the Ontario Hockey Association.Rut none ! counted as much as the goal he got in the third period here last night.It gave Belleville a 4-3 victory over Kelowna Packers and forced ;he Allan Cup title scries to it* j full seven games It was the second time the easterners staved off elimination in the best-of seven series, to decide Canada\u2019s senior hockey champions.They won Monday night's contest 4 2 and go into tonight\u2019s game on the crest of two straight triumphs over the western champions.Defenceman Lionel Boilcy, ( Weiner Brown and Gerry Coyer scored the other Belleville goals.Moe Young tallied twice for Packers.Bugs Jones got the other.TITTl.K Slt.NS WITH \u2019491R.S SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY.MAY t.1958\t1! 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