Sherbrooke daily record, 15 septembre 1958, lundi 15 septembre 1958

[" 1956\t\tSEPTEMBER\t\t\t\t1958 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tr\tS \t1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6 7\t8\t9\t10\tn\t12\tIS 14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19\t20 21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26\t27 28\t29\t30\t\t\t\t becbcooke Daily ïlecocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f CCOLEK TfESDAY Sunny becoming cloudy by «vcning »nd w*rm todiy; t few jcittered »houcr* beginning thi* «venins end ending Tuejday morning; remeinder of Tuetdiy mainly cloudy and cooler.Low tonight and high Tuesday 58 and 72.Established 1897.Price; 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.MONDAY.SEPTEMBER IS.Sixty-Second Year a»™»», aw cs»».Qomnionwea|t|, 0a|| For Cspitai, Price Supports Begin fa ïr $ WARSAW, Poland \u2014 (Reuters) \u2014\u2014 The United States and Communist China prepared here today to resume negotiations on the Formosa dispute.Meeting to trade words as the Chinese Communists and Nationalists traded shells in the Formosa Straits were the U S.ambassador to Poland, Jacob Beam, and Chinese ambassador Wang Ping-nan.Nationalists Prepare To Run Blockade Again US Air Force Helps TAIPEI, Formosa (API\u2014Heartened by their first success in piercing the Communist artillery curtain around Quemoy, the Chinese Nationalists assembled another convoy today to supply the besieged island fortress.The Nationalists announced the first sizeable amounts of supplies in a week got through to the Quemoy Islands Sunday by sea and air with U.S.escorts.U.S.and Nationalist spokesmen announced American air force planes flew protective cover for the Quemoy supply operations.Nationalist transports also parachuted supplies to the island complex nestling near the mainland for the first time since the Communists tightened their blockade early this month, REPORTERS BARRED Reporters were barred from visiting the Pescadores, Matsu and Quemoy islands.This hint that some sort of major operation might be under way came as a new sea convoy was forming at the Pescadores island supply base 30 miles from Formosa and 70 miles from Quemoy.The Nationalists also stepped up their propaganda war against the Peiping government.The Nationalist air force said its planes dropped millions of leaflets on the mainland Sunday in 12 provinces, including Hopei where the Communist capital of Peiping is located.Sunday's successful convoy was directed by U.S.amphibious experts.OUTSIDE LIMIT As usual, escort ships from the U.S.7th Fleet stopped at the three-mile limit and last offshore.The American jets covering the operation were believed under similar orders.The supply ship that got through was a Second World War LST (landing ship, tank) a much larger vessel than the LSM\u2019s (landing ship, medium), which the Communists started a 1.600-shell barrage, the Nationalists said wheeled vehicles raced ashore with the supplies and the LST withdrew.BLAST HOLES The shelling blasted holes in the side of the old landing ship and fragments severed the cables on her doors.Even the temporary loss of a vessel would be a stiff price for the 90-ship Nation alist navy.The LST was towed out to sea and to her base in the Pescadores.The air drop was made over little Quemoy, two miles closer to the mainland and usually dependent on small boats from big Quemoy for its supplies.The United States meanwhile was pouring war goods into Formosa to defend this main Nationalist bastion against any Communist attack.4 Years For Race Rioters LONDON (Reuters) \u2014 Nine youths who set out on \u201ca niggerhunting expedition\" which touched off the recent racial riots in London were each sentenced to four years in prison here today.Passing sentence the judge at Old Bailey Court said: \u201cIt was you men who started the whole of this violence.\u201d The youths, aged between 17 and 20, each pleaded guilty to wounding and assaulting Negroes.They were alleged to have attacked five men during what one of the youths described as a \u201cnigger-hunting expedition.\u201d The prosecution said this was Talks between the two came after 73 earlier meetings in a series previously held in Geneva between diplomats of the two nations and dating back to 1955.DON'T SAY MUCH An American embassy slate ment Sunday night announcing today's resumption of the talks, confined itself to outlining the time (10 a m.EDT) an< place of the discussions without mentioning terms of reference Main American aims in earlier negotiations were to obtain from the Chinese a commitment to renounce the use of force and to obtain the release of U.S.citizens detained on the Chinese mainland.The Americans insisted specifically on including Formosa in any such renunciation.\u201cINTERNAL\" PROBLEM The Chinese also sought renunciation of the use of force but excluded Formosa as \"an internal Chinese problem.\u2019\u2019 The new series comes at a time of extreme tension in the Formosa Straits.Communist China has been bombarding the Nationalist-held offshore islands since Aug.23 with only token retaliation by Nationalist guns.In a speech last Thursday, President Eisenhower said there would be no appeasement in the Formosa Straits dispute and the United States would not back down from its commitments to Nationalist China.The negotiations here come only 24 hours before the United Nations General Assembly meeting where the Far East crisis is expected to be debated.\"t H 16-Year-Old Held For 2 Slayings VICTORIA (CP)\u2014A 16-year-old youth, injured when the truck he was driving overturned during a police chase, is under guard in hospital here in connection with the fatal shooting of two men and the beating of a woman Saturday in a suburban home.The youth was arrested Sunday when his vehicle plunged into a ditch near a roadblock 20 miles north of here, about 20 hours after the bloody rampage in a spacious residence at west-side Col wood.Police would not disclose his name or whether charges would be laid.He was believed to have been a ward at the home for the last three months.KILLED WATCHING TV Shot to death sometime Saturday evening were Charles Mudge, 30, owner of the house, and his father-in-law, John Brand, 70.Brand apparently was killed as he watched television and Mudge died in the basement after a desperate struggle.Mudge's wife Phyllis, 34, wearing only a coat and bleeding from head and face wounds, staggered 300 yards to a neighboring home soon after 8:30 p.m.to seek help.She had apparently been unconscious for about two hours from the time of the shootings.She told neighbors Mr.and Mrs.William Neil: \u201cHe's gone crazy and killed Chuck and my dad.\u201d NO CLOTHES ON Mrs.Mudge said she had regained consciousness in the basement and the last thing she could remember was being dragged down the basement steps with no clothes on.She said she remembered earlier hearing a shot and then hearing her husband groan.Police called to the home said both men had been shot with a Xtr* (tf*.CBC Strike Called Off OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 A possible strike of CBC television performers slated for midnight Sunday night was averted with union-management agreement Saturday on a question of understudies in CBC productions.Day - long negotiations ended when the CBC undertook in a noncontract agreement to use a Canadian understudy whenever a \u201cdistinguished visiting or Canadian\" entertain performs.This is not now general CBC practice.Object of the Canadian Council in was to encourage greater use of Canadian performers on television Other issues, including rates of pay, had all been settled before.wJÊBBmÈtÊÊÈmlÊKÊÈtÊÊÈÊÊÊÊKÊKlÊÊÊÊÈtIKItÊÊÊBÊÊÊÊÊIÊIIÊÊKÊÊÊtLm BATTLE OF BRITAIN COMMEMORATED \u2014 Members of the RCAF Association (303) Sherbrooke Wing, are seen above marching past the reviewing stand on Wellington Street on Sunday morning.Taking the salute is Sqdn-Ldr Bud McCrea.The parade was part of ceremonies commemorating the Battle of Britain.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) Terrorists Attack Minister \u201cthe very beginning\" of the riots failed on four convoys last week, j which swept the Northwest Loh- The LST can carry about 1,300 don area two weeks ago.\t, nf Authors and Artists (CLC) tons of cargo compared to 350 Mr.Justice (Sir Cyril) Salmon ' this demand for the LSM-\ttold the accused: \u201cYou are a The LST slammed up to the minute and insignificant section beach and opened the huge doors of the population but you have in its bows shortly after noon.As brought shame upon the district in which you live and you have filled the whole nation with horror, indignation and disgust.\u201cEveryone irrespective of the color of their skin is entitled to walk through our streets in peace with their heads erect and free from fear.That is a right which these courts will always unfailingly uphold.\u201d Fire Kills Last Of Their 7 Children OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Auguste Buth.lost the last four of their seven children in a centre-town tenement fire here Saturday.Six persons in all died and a seventh was not expected to live.Mrs.Buth saw one of her chil- agam,\u201d his \u201cWe cannot start over said Auguste Buth, burying head in his wife's lap.Their last four children- 23-month-old twin girls and two other girls aged nine and 10\u2014 died along with a visiting neigh-jbor\u2019s child, five-year-old Nancy Today's Chuclde A gal in a low-cut dress asked her doctor what to do about a cold.\u201cThe first thing,\u201d said the doctor, \u2018\u2018is to go home, get dressed, and go to bed.\u201d dr en slaughtered when the Rus-j Heron, in the Buth\u2019fi top floor stans entered East Germany m 'apartment of the three - storev 1945, before the family emigrated | brick building, to Canada in 1953.\ti Mrs Jean Delaney, 32, trapped Another child bom during the : 0n a second-floor verandah along Second World War died when it | with James Barrigar, 42, was three weeks old.The seventh 1 starved to death during the lean war years.NEAR COLLAPSE The mother, 39-year-old Anne-liese Buth, and Mr.Buth, 45, were on the verge of collapse as they gave the arithmetic of death that has been their lives.as flames poured out of the building around them, died in hospital.SUM HOPE Barrigar was in hospital with third-degree burns and slim hope was held for his recovery.Witnesses said the building Continued on Page 5 Arkcnssii federal Showdown Soon LITTLE ROCK, Ark.(AP)\u2014Arkansas confronted the federal government with a direct and concrete challenge today \u2014 four Little Rock high schools with classrooms empty because the Supreme Court ruled that one of them cannot remain segregated.The U.S.justice department demonstrated by its often mysterious movements that it will not long tolerate Governor Orval Faubus\u2019 act.But the agency\u2019s spokesmen refused to reveal how the department plans to employ the small army of U.S.marshals it gathered here.Nor would they disclose tactics of the beefed up federal attorney staff.CLOSE VIRGINIA SCHOOL Another southern state simultaneously closed a high school for the same reason.This was in Warren County, Va., where 17 Negroes sought to enroll.Simmering Little Rock racial troubles boiled over Sunday night when the U.S.Supreme Court ruled that Central High could not delay integration as requested by the school hoard and approved by the Little Rock federal district court.Within hours, Faubus ordered Central High and three other city high schools closed even before they opened for the fail term.This includes Horace Mann, an all-Negro institution.He said he acted because Central High faced forcible integration and he feared violence and disorder would follow.fall in attempting to remove nine Negro students from previously all-white Central High.President Eisenhower sped 1,000 paratroopers to the campus.They drove the demonstrators away at bay- onet point and enforced federal court integration orders.GIVE POLICE DRILLS Little Rock police authorities today cancelled all department vacations and days off and drilled use of gas guns, and submachine Supreme Court, South Put Ike On The Spot By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 President Eisenhower is on the spot, put there by the Supreme Court and southern states.For years he tried to soft-talk the problem of school integration.It didn\u2019t work.Now he has to act.The court, in ruling on Little Rock last Friday, did more than say mob violence and community opposition can't block its ban on public school segregation.UP TO IKE The nine justices, by their unflinching stand, said in effect to the Eisenhower administration: The next step-enforcing our order \u2014is up to you.Enforcement\u2014or the lack of it \u2014was a central theme in the court's hearings on the Little and state authorities for not preserving order.Eisenhower, in the four years since the court\u2019s original ruling that segregation by race was unconstitutional, had given no indication his justice department had plans for coping with local defiance of the court.CALLED FOR PATIENCE Instead, he kept calling for patience, although in those four years hardly any integration had occurred in the south.It was as if he had set himself the policy of not irritating southerners.But while he talked patience and understanding, the uouthern states were bitterly erecting massive barriers of defiance to the court with new laws of their own for blocking integration.There had to be a showdown sometime.Now it\u2019s come in Ar- their forces in gas grenades guns.If the governor expected any immediate startling developments involving him it was not apparent during the night.His mansion was guarded by a routine number of state troopers.He was expected sooner or later to open Central High and the other institutions as private schools under lease agreements and with the state footing the bills.Many expected him to delay such action until after Oct.7, date of an election in which voters will ballot on whether they want to keep the public schools closed or want them integrated.BARIS (AP).Nationalist fire brand Jacques Soustelle, Premier dr Gaulle\u2019s information minister, was hit by flying glass today when Algerian terrorist gunmen fired on his ear.The attack on Souslelle, one of France's leading exponents of continued French control in Algeria, was the most dramatic move so far in the three-week old terrorist campaign by Algerians in France to press their demands for independence.Less than an hour after the attack near the Arc de Triomphe, Souslelle vowed to \u201cpursue to the end my action for Algeria what, ever efforts are made to prevent me from doing it.\u201d BULLETS WHIZ BY In a statement to the press, he said that several revolver and sub-marine gun bullets whizzed by without hitting him The attack was \u201cminutely prepared,\" he charged.Soustelle's car was fired on by several North Africans armed with sub-marine guns.A police escort fired back at the attackers, killing one and seriously wounding another.Police said the North Africans belonged to the Nationalist A) gerian movement (MNA), one of the two rival spearheads of the rebellion in Algeria.The MNA is headed by M e s s a 1 i Hadj, a bearded Algerian imprisoned on an island off the French western coast.It as the first attack directed at a top member of the French government by North African terrorists.STRONG PARTISAN Soustelle has been a strong partisan of complete integration of Algeria with France.He flew to Algeria in last May\u2019s revolution and took over political direction oF (he move ment in Algiers which brought Gen.Charles de Gaulle to power The attack occurred on one of the large avenues lending to the Arc de Triomphe.It came in the midst of a strong wave of terrorism started last Aug.25 by Algerian Nationalists in France.In the past few day» several Frenehmen, including policemen and soldiers, have been felled by North African attacker».The wave of terrorism has also dam aged French industrial and oil industries.Rock school board's request for » 2'A-year delay in integrating Cen- jkansas and\" Virginia, tral High.\tjn\tgovernors, Richard \u20ac.Butler, attorney for ; acting under theif new laws, the board, criticized the Eisen-|have closed schools ordered in-hower administration for not'tegrated by federal judges, prosecuting mob leaders in Little j What the administration intends White dsmoMUaton rioted lest Rock.He also criUcufcd the aw : lo do it not yet know a.BC Tories Stick By Finloyson VANCOUVER (CP) \u2014 Provin-ci a 1 Progressive Conservative Leader Deane Finlayson, his mandate as party chief renewed, has told 600 noisy delegates to the party convention that he has but one objective\u2014to lead the party into the legislature as the next government.Finlayson, 39-year-old former Nanaimo realtor who took over the leadership in 1952, was mobbed on the convention stage Saturday when it was announced he had defeated his opponent, Dr.Desmond Kidd, by a scant 11 voles.Hurricane Gerda Heads For Cuba SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Tropical storm Gerda pushed away from western Haiti today and aimed its 65-mlk-an-hour winds at southeastern Cuba.Gerda appeared to follow the same general course of Hurricane Ella two weeks ago as it bore down on Cuba after forming south of Hispaniola.Formosa Evacuation TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) \u2014 U.S.authorities here have set in motion a program to evacuate gradually most or all of the 6,000 American women and children on war-threatened Formosa.These are largely the dependents of the 3,000 officers and men in the U.S.military advisory group to the Ctuoese Nationalist»,\ti France, Germany Friends' PARIS (Reuters) \u2014 Genera lions of hostility between France and Germany arc, say the two \u201cstrong men\u2019\u2019 of Western Europe, finished \u201conce and for all.\u201d This emphatic declaration emerged Sunday night, at the end of an informal day of talks between French Premier Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.The two men, meeting for the first, time, spent several hours together discussing world problems at de Gaulle\u2019s country home 150 miles east of Paris.CONCERNED WITH UNITY Usually well informed sources said the talks were chiefly concerned with the future development of European unity and the relations of France and Germany with other countries, principally Britain, not included in the European economic community.Their joint statement said they were \u201cextremely satisfied\" with the talks and said that from now on \u201cFrenchmen and Germans are called to live in agreement and work side by side.\u201d \u201cWe believe,\u201d said the two chief executives, \u201cthat former hostility is finished once and for all.Gloomy Economic Warnings MONTREAL - (CP) \u2014 Anguished cue* for cXpitnl and call* lor a defence again*! lalling law material puce* were heard As the Commonwealth met today to build up it* resource* and gitd against the Soviet trade offensive 3 he pica of need ran like a thread through all of the statement» read by rhe tinan-ce ministers of the undrrde veloped men* as the big 500-delegate trade and economic Conference opened in the luxurioua Queen Elizabeth Motel.\u201cNeither the world nor Hie Commonwealth run continue to march for want if some countries and their people have nothing but poverty and stagnation to look forward to.\" said Finance Minister Morarjl Desal of India.II impoverished countries cannot get.help in loans and grants, said Chief Fes Ins Okotie-eboh, finance minister of Nigeria, then the \"very existence\u201d of free in-slltutions would he challenged.NEED STABILIZATION Added to this came the word» of Trade Minister John MeKwen of Australia: \"Stabilization of the economies of the underdeveloped, primary-producing countries is an absolute necessity.\" Amid the warnings and cries were gloomy forebodings by Asian and African members of tins world's economic future, a display nf lack nf confidence un-j shared by the Canadian délégation which believed the free world was heading towards recovery.\u201cThere is n signifiesnt pause in the rate of industrial growth,\u201d said Finance Minister Donald MacIntyre of R h od c a 1 a and Nyasalaml.The fortunes of those parts of the Commonwealth depending on export,h of raw materials were \"gravely affected,\u201d FLEMING OPTIMISTIC However, Finance Minister Fleming, in taking over the chairmanship of Hie two week meeting, urged the 11-country partnership to take heart.The countries of the Commonwealth representing 660,000,000 people, possessed \u201ca bountiful and varied share of the resources of the world.\u201d Derick Heathcoat Amory, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, pledged his country\u2019s help In meeting critical issues But as the first plenary session nf the biggest Commonwealth economic meeting in a quarter-century opened, there were many indications that both Canada and Britain would have no easy Unie of it.The two countries were considered among the Com mon-wealth's wealthiest members.Low-Income earners were looking to them for assurances and help.Continued on Page 5 Rockefeller Urges Richelieu Project NEW YORK CAP)\u2014Nelson A.Rockefeller, Republican candk date for the governorship of New York state, announced today his support for the Richelieu-Cham-plain-Hudson waterway connecting New York and the St.Lawrence River.He termed it a \u201csubmarine-proof, national defence insurance policy .of tremendous peacetime economic benefit to New York state and Canada.\u201d Fountain Coins Belong To State ROME (Reuters)\u2014Coins in the fountain belongs to the municipality, the Supreme Court ruled here.The court, ending nice months of legal argument, confirmed a one-month sentence on unemployed Genevese laborer Torello Servili for fishing out coins thrown by touris*- into one of Genoa's fowtams.Late Bulletin ELIZABETH, N.J.\u2014GP)\u2014A commuter train from the north Jersey coast plunged through a raised bridge over Newark Bay today.A railway spokesman said some passengers undoubtedly were killed.Little Progress OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Discussions on union between the Anglican and United Churches of Canada have shown little progress, United Church leaders say.A re port on the negotiations will ge before 400 commissioners of the United Church at their I8tl) Gen.eral Council opening Wednttzday, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY, SEPT 15, 1958 \\ Three Villages Happenings Mr and Mrs.Clement Cabana, of Providence, R.!.visited her father, Mr.Edward Croteau, and aunt.Miss Agnes Spalding, in Rock Island.Miss Ethel Smith, of Holland-ale.Fla., is spending a month's ; holiday with relatives and friends at the Boundary Villages.Miss Jeanette Simoreau.of the Hotel Dieu nursing staff, has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs.Beatrice S.mo-neau, and family.Rock Island.Miss Simoneau will be going to Montreal in October to write her R.N.exams.Miss Gloria Brown, Derby Line, has entered the Royal Victoria Hospital School of Nursing.Miss Brown was accompanied to the city by her mother, Mrs.Kenneth Brown.Mr.and Mrs.William Oliver, Mr.and Mrs.Hector Channell and family, Stanstead.were in Richmond recently calling on friends at the Wales Home.Miss Linda Cross and Miss Gail V, Hovey, Derby Line, have entered the Mary Fletcher School of Rudd, and Mr ham, Mass., and Mrs.E.F BUICK PIONEERS NEW HARDTOP STYLING \u2014 Buick sets a new trend in 1959 with the flat roof line on all four-door hardtop models.This model, in LeSabre series, features a curved rear window that encompasses the entire rear nassenger compartment.Compound windshields that eliminate wind noise are featured on all 1959 Buick models.Aluminum front brake drums are standard and all models are equipped with distortion-free safety glass.LeSabre is mounted on a 123-inch wheelbase and is powered by a 364-cubic inch engine with 10.5-to-l compression ratio.Rudd, Framin PRESENTATION ________ F.S.Champagne, assistant superintendent of the Quebec Central Railway, was presented with a Nursing in Burlingtor Vt gift Friday from his fellow workers prior to his transfer to Trois-Rivieres.Shown above, from left, are: R.J.Porte- Master Gerald Bolduc, seven-lance master mechanic; F.Morin, chairman, Trainmen\u2019s Brotherhood; Luther Thompson, chief despatcher; Mr.year-old son of Mr and Mrs Wil-Champagne; J.L).Brazeau, general manager; A.L.Hallam, chief clerk; C.G.Blake, general freight and passenger fred Bolduc.Rock Island, is a agent, and J.Fox, engineer.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) BEDFORD By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AH\u2014One story after another has reestablished Hollywood as a source of the bizarre in news headlines.You have only to think of the Stom-panato slaying the Trujillo giftgiving and the Debbie-Eddie Liz triangle.The latest of the stories was a shocker even for those close to the Reynolds - Fisher - Taylor triumvirate.But it must be more so for the general public.The reason is that the usual fan magazine foofaraw has built up i!lu sions about the three principals, illusions that have been shattered in the light of events.Here is a more calculated view of the trio, taken from a closeup angle: 1.\tEddie is a show biz veteran who was singing at New York's Copacabana when he should have been in high school.He came up! the hard way, singing in joints as ; well as tehc lassy niteries.That\u2019s | an education that can swiftly j make a man out of a boy.IS AFFABLE FELLOW.Eddie is an affable, amiable j fellow.But he has been under stress.His career took a big | slide, and he was naturally upset 1 After he returned from the | service, Eddie was tops.Teen-aged girls screamed for him, and every record he made sold 1,000,-f>00 copies.But as it must for all idols, the following passed on to other favorites.Elvis Presley and Pat Boone became the rage.Months went by and Eddie couldn\u2019t get a hit record.His TV show drew poor ratings, though he managed to get a renewal for next season.Such career tumbles can bring dire results.Thus it was in an upset state that Eddie Fisher found himself in New York with the luscious- widow of his best friend.\t\\Êtià GETS HER OWN WAY 2.\tThe public's impression of Elizabeth Taylor has sometimes been that of a girl whose life was ruled by other people.The fact is that she nearly always has gotten what she wanted.Her parents refused her nothing, including an early marriage to Nicky Hilton.Nor did the tough-minded Mike Todd rule her.It was his delight to satisfy her every whim, whether it was cancelling a social engagement or buying a diamond necklace.A girl with her attributes obviously could get whatever she wanted, including possibly Eddie Fisher.3.\tDebbie Reynolds has been famed for her portrayals of sweet young things.Actually, she is one of the shrewdest of the young stars.She is willing to fight it out with studio heads or anyone in the play-offs against the' Maurice Hotel team.Four games out of seven must be won to j win the Torrington Trophy presented by the Torrington Company.Miss Charlotte Creller and Miss Doreen Bailey have returned to Montreal, after visiting the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Neil Creller.Mrs.Bessio Derick has returned to her home in St.Albans, Vt., after visiting Mrs.John Clough.Mr.Wilfred Croteau and his son, Mr.Robert Croteau, of Montreal, were guests of the former\u2019s brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Richard Gage, and accompanied them to Rock Island to visit Mrs.Gage\u2019s father, Mr.E.Croteau.Prior to their marriage, Mr.and Mrs.Jean Guy Labonte were tendered a party at the Maurice Grill.They were presented with a purse of money from their friends.Mrs.William Watson, who has spent the past weeks in British Columbia, where she visited her 1 son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Watson, and ; family at Farmington, B.C., has returned home.« ¦ ¦ PREMIER CINEMA 4 Attractions First Time In Sherbrooke \"SUICIDE BATTALION\" Michael Connors John Ashley Paul Newman - Pier Angeli \"SOMEBODY UP THERE\" LIKES ME\" Mrs.Tim Campbell, with her two children, has returned to her home in Montreal after visiting her father, Mr.Kenneth | Lake, and sister, Miss Eileen | Lake.Mr.and Mrs.R.Shaver, of ' Montreal, spent the week-end with the latter's mother, Mrs.R.S.Grevait.Miss Hilda Stevens was the guest of honor at a miseellan-1 eous shower held at the home i of Mrs.Ralph Oakes, when the hostesses were Mrs.Oakes, Miss Lottie Casey and Miss j Glenna Perrault.Forty guests were preseht, including Mrs.Wesley Gilman and Miss Bessie Gilman of Montreal.Miss Stevens was presented with many beautiful gifts, which were brought into the living room | by Ann Gilman in a cart j decorated in green and white.The bride-to-be thanked her friends for their gifts and good wishes.Following a social hour, refreshments were served, the hostesses being assisted in serving by Mrs.Fred Gilman, Ann Gilman, Mrs.Gordon Jones and Mrs.Gordon Bishop.Mrs.John Gough, who was i accompanied on a motor trip by Mrs.Philip Luke, of St.Armand, has returned home.While away Mrs.Gough and Mrs.Luke visited Hampton Beach, Old Orchard and Sals-bury, Me.In Lowell, Mass., they visited friends, in Nashua, N.1L, they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Downing, and in Greenfield, Vt.they visited Mrs.Gough's sister-in-law, Mrs.Mary Jones and Mrs.Mildred Bos-worth.Mr.and Mrs.Neil Creller were recently in Montreal, where they visited the former's mother, Mrs.Jasper Creller.Mr.and Mrs.George Harland and Mr.and Mrs.Austin Campbell were at the home of Mr.and Mrs.N.Robinson at St.Armand, where their cousin, Miss Isabella McGibbon, of Concord, N.H., was a guest.Miss Cheryl Lampman, of Pigeon Hill, is attending the High School and is at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Muncaster.Mr.Helmut Dykeman spent the week-end with Mrs.Dyke-man at his home in Pointe Claire.Mr.Charles Falcon, who spent the summer vacation with his mother.Mrs.Ruth Falcon, has returned to Ste-Eustachesur-le-Lac to resume his teaching duties.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Quinn, with Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Quinn, motored from their home in Portland, Me., and are the guests of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.John McAlecr, on the Philipshurg Road.Both Mr.Ernest Quinn and his brother, Mr.Thomas Quinn, were former residents of Bedford and attended school here.They are the sons of the late Mr.and Mrs.Quinn of Bedford.The play-offs in the Softball league are now in progress.\t- I The teams in the league are\tCIGARET\tSTART St.Maurice Hotel, Eastern Re- Britain's first cigaret factory builders and Riverview Hotel was set up in 1856, [ of Bedford and Stanbridge East.The Stanbridge East team is Three Projects Before Waterloo Kiwanis Meeting patient in Broadview General Hospital, Newport, where he was .taken on Saturday September 6, ; by ambulance after being pinned beneath a heavy limb of a tree near his home.Gerald sustained a compound fracture of the leg and was for a few days ; on the critical list.Friends are .now pleased to learn he is im-i proving, but he will be a hospital patient for several weeks.Mr.Roger G.Goodsell, Rock : Island, has returned to St., John-sbury.Vt., for his fourth and last Hovey, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Miss Ruth Aldrich has returned to her teaching duties in Braintree, Mass., after holidaying at Derby Line.Miss Aldrich was accompanied by her niece, Miss Beatrice Aldrich, who will attend school there.Mr.arid Mrs.Warren Soutiere, Terry and Brian, Stanstead, and Miss L.Bennett, Rock Island, were in Bishopton to attend a family gathering and picnic.LO.9-4743\t Marcs)\tJ.Laîîeur, a.b., d.c.\tCHIROPRACTOR 27 Gordon St.(between Brooks & Wellington)\t OFFICE HOURS:\tTuesday and Thursday \u2014 Mon., Wed.and Fri.\tM«rr,;noC\tin Afternoons 2 - 5 P.M.\tMormngs\t10 \u2022 Noon\t Evenings\t7.9\tP.M.\tAfternoons 2 \u2022 5 P.M, \tHOUSE CALLS WATERLOO \u2014 The weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Club was in the form of a business session.\t, ,\t,\t, \u201e\t\u201e , .Three mam projects were intro- ^ f ^ st\u201cd\u20acnt * the ,Tebchnlc duced and discussed The first project to be dis cussed was the drive for good used toys to be distributed to the children of the Flambeau Home, at the annual Christmas Party given by the club for the children and staff.Those wishing to donate toys to this worthy cause ai school, where he is taking course in Drafting.The hour of the Derby Line Universalist Church morning service on Sunday has been changed from 11 to 10.30 a m.Mr.and Mrs.Neil Adam, Miss Doreen Adam, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Bullock, all of Rock Is- land, spent the recent holiday should phone Butch Bouchard or WCek with their daughters and send them to John Chapman at sisters in Toronto and Aurora, the High School.The second project was the banquet in honor of the Little League Baseball players and the Hot Rodders.This banquet will take place on September 16 at the Ont.Mr.Edward Croteau, Rock Island, received word of the death of a younger brother, Mr.Frank L.Croteau, which occurred in August at Sudbury, Ont.Mr.WEST SHEFFORD \u2014 Miss Marie McMahon, who spent the summer in Montreal assisting at playground wmrk, resumed her work as a teacher in the city.Mr.Sherman Brunton was at home for a weekend.After spending six weeks attending a refresher course at the Vermont State College, followed by a brief holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Dun-lavey here, Miss Winnifred Dun-lavey has resumed teaching at Essex, Vt.Mayor Luc Marchessault was in Montreal where he attended the marriage of his only daughter, Lucie, to Dr.Claude Lussier.Mrs.Wayne Enright, R.N., who | packed for Kiwanis in Holland, is on duty as night nurse at the They sell for less per package B.M P.Hospital, during the ill- those 0f See(i houses, carry- Legion Hall.The club will enter- Croteau was a native of Warwick, tain\t60\tLittle\tLeaguers\tplus , and lived at various places\tin the coaches, umpires and other offi- Townships before going to Ont-cials, and 15 Hot Rodders.Each ar\u2018° 1° reside.Little Leaguer udll receive a Recent guests of Mrs.W.H.,\tu u_____t\tt\tRudd, Rock Island,\thave\tbeen copy\tof a book on\tLittle\tLeague\t\u201e\t\u201e\tv.\t.\t\u201e \u201e\t,\t,,\t.\t, ,\t, _\ta brother-in-law,\tMr.\tA.B.Baseball, a picture of his team,J and he will be allowed to keep his cap as a souvenir.There will also be prizes and trophies for both groups of boys.The annual bulb sale was the third project to be discussed.This project was introduced last year by Alden Perkins who was then president.It was such a great success and so many people have shown a desire to buy again this year that it was decided in August to carry it again.Alden Perkins has received the first shipment of bulbs which consists of tulips, crocus, daffodils and hyacinths.This shipment contained 1200 bulbs and it is hoped by the members to be able to sell a second shipment.These are large No.1 bulbs \t\u201cRAYPELS mm m /\tPRESENTS\u201d i i\tAt The B\tBETA SIGMA PHI FASHION SHOW si\tSt.Charles Auditorium 1\tTUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16TH, 8 P.M.\tTickets available at the door.ADMISSION $1.00 ness of her mother-in-law and is staying with her two daughters and her father-in-law, Mr.Miles Enright, had her husband and her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fontaine, of St.Johns, for the w^eekend.Mrs.Lewis Dunlavey has returned from holidaying in Portland, Oregon and Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bernier, of Lachine, were weekend guests of Mrs.Michel McMahon.Mr.Clarence Sweet spent the Labor Day weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Albert Coupland and his two grandsons, John and Gary.Mr.and Mrs.George Enright have returned from their honeymoon and are occupying a part of his parents' house.For several years, the bride, the former Miss Pelletier, of Sutton, taught the Irish neighborhood school.The groom is the third son of Mr.and Mrs.William Enright.ing the same high quality goods.Soon a Kiwanian will he visiting residents and it is hoped that they will find room for more bulbs or space for a new garden.Those who have no place to plant bulbs may order a package delivered to the church of their choice to help beautify church grounds.Seated at the head table were President Frank Makinson, Alden Perkins, Tom Wilkinson.Bill Johnston, Phil Bonnick and Leon McGovern.WP WEST KEITH Mrs.Bailey, of Lennoxville, is spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Elmor Bailey.Mrs.Archie Stronach, Mrs.C.Sayers and Mr.James May of Lennoxville were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Dan Pehleman.Callers at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Carl Speck and j children Randy and Danny, of ' Lennoxville.quoWfpp it I else to get what she feels is the proper treatment.In a battle of words, she is bound to come out on top.This has been shown already in her exchanges with Liz.Cartoon Comedy Seagram\u2019s VO.* Seagram\u2019s \u201c83 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopla n GOBS TO 6HOYJ THAT IUOOUl^ FOUR KtNGS\tTAKE YOU FURTMcR THAN LOOK\tÎ MAD A FULL HOUSE ALLTH' WAY Sake* luck hasturnto?!\t^?ew three cards/- .LAST NI6HT I 60T ROPEDP0\u201d*'* INTO A CHECKER GAME M'f?DIDN'T GST AHV A4.vf-d SOMETHIN FLEASAnST.nourishment than a F- -v a like bein' scalped/ /- \u201c Atosoorro 6mN' a WOODEN LEG' rr OEST GOES TO SHOW/ GUARANTEED the best beer you have ever tasted We know you\u2019ll agree that Dow has the full, 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midnight last night when the car driven by her husband was struck by another machine on the Bourque Boulevard just outside the city limits.Mr.I aillon and five children.ranging in age from seven months to I 3 years, are patients in the Sherbrooke Hospital, where their condition is reported as not critical.The second fatality from the district over the weekend occurred yesterday afternoon when I 3-year-old Monique Deslandes, of Acton-vale, died in St.Vincent d Paul Hospital from injuri received in a crash on the Actonvale - Richmond high- j way Friday night.The Taillon car telescoped with one driven by Gerard .Skclling, j 27, of East Angus.Although i Skelling escaped without injury, ; three passengers in his ear, Re-1 Quebec\u2019s Finance Minister, Jeanne Mailhot and Gracia Men- j Hon.1.S.Bourque said the pro ard, 27, both of East Angus, and ^ vineial government owed it to it-Bernard Hebert, of Sherbrooke, self to contribute to the erection were hospitalized.\tof the new Montcalm Bridge on The condition of Miss Mailhot I King St.West, is regarded as serious.\tMr Bourque made the remark Both cars are considered total at the official opening of the wrecks.\tI bridge Saturday afternoon.OTHER ACCIDENTS\t! He said the province was hap Hospitals also reported several py to contribute to the building more accidents in the district j of the bridge which is located on Over the week-end.\t! the main highway from Montreal.Mrs.Alfred Langlois, 35, of He said it was an asset to the the Duplessis road, is in Hotel city.Dieu with injuries received in an j Archbiship Mgr.Georges Cab-accident near Deauville Friday ! ana blessed the now bridge after night;\tj the ribbon was cut by Mayor Ar- Seven-year old Yvonne Willey, | mand Nadeau, liev.F.C.Amery of Lennoxville, was struck by a also attended, car while playing on the street j near her home Saturday after- torjsts for their patience while t BRIDGE DEDICATION \u2014 Mayor Armand Nadeau, centre, is seen rutting the ribbon at the official dedication of tbe new Montcalm Bridge Saturday afternoon.To his right is Mgr.Georges Cabana, Archbishop of Sherbrooke, who blessed the structure ami to his left, Finance Minister J.S.Bourque ami Rev.F.C.Amery, representing tbe i\u2019lotrstanl Ministerial Association.Also in the picture are the aldermen and representatives of the contractors.(Record Photo hy Gerry rma v ) i: Official Opening Of New Bridge Held Saturday At Knowlton Union Nationale Farmers, Liberal Neglecting Chief Says KNOWl ION By CUTHBERT JONES Winding up a day-long speaking Brome County.1 h lour which carried him into almost every community in Drome t ounty.Mon.Jean I enagr.piovmcml leodei add leased an overllow audience in the Knowlton High School gymnasium Saluidav night.In an hour long English address, the new 1 ilieral leadei dealt piimaiily with two roblems education and agriculture \u2014 both of which he iiiainlained hail been senous pr< ly neglected by the l ni on Nationale regime.1 he tour through the county, which started off at Adamsvillr at 10 stops at tulford, foster, Eastman, Bolton ( entre, Austin, St.Benoit du 1 kins, Mansonville and Sutton.At each place, Mr.Eesage held informal talks with groups assembler cases delivered a Liief address.Prior to the public meeting here, the Liberal chief addresreri '\u2022'W* because nothing had been a gathering of ladies from var done to increase production snisiiH/K, nm ilsh v The Liberal Government at Ottawa, be said, had paid freight charges on feed grain from the Head of the Lukes to the Eastern a m., included ac., \\ ale Prr- aml in some iou.s sections of the county, during the course of which the prob toms surrounding the organization of women\u2019s groups were dis-Mavor Nadeau thanked the mo- i cussed., As a preliminary to his address noon and taken to the Sherbrooke the bridge was under construe- before the general meeting, Mr.mÊÊm NARROW ESCAPE \u2014 Four persons narrowly escaped death when this car, owned by Fernand Dagenais, of Montreal, overturned at the outskirts of Knowlton Saturday evening.One woman occupant was slightly injured.(Record Photo by Mrs.H.Brereton) MIXED LOOT LONDON (CP)\u2014One clock, two bottles of liquor and two table lighters were stolen by thieves raiding the West Ham United soccer club\u2019s offices.New MAGOG LEGAL OFFICE DUGRE, ALLARD.BADEAU & GALIPEAU 9 A M, \u2022 5 P.M, and 7 P.M.-9 P.M.Mon.thru' FrL; Sat., 9 A.M.to noon.739 Main W\u201e VI.3-5733 Health Clinics Two child health and immun-1 ization clinics for English-speaking children will be held | by the Sherbrooke County Unit J this week.The first will be at ! the Lennoxville United Church | Hall on Wednesday and the sec-1 ond at the St.Peter's Memorial Hall, Montreal street, on Thursday.Both clinics will be held from two to three o\u2019clock.RADAR PROTECTION fot ijout store, business or iSillii £ ~Rfljdja-r-£uje is the only modem burglar alarm available that offert the special advantages of a radar system.Completely outdates the old-fashioned burglar alarm with its conspicuous wiring, limited coverage and high rental fee.Invisible radar waves, sensitive to any movement, instantly floodlights the area, then seta off screaming siren.Compact, cooceakd unit emits invisible rays guarding value area from waft to watt and skylight to basement.Economical to install \u2014 uses less current than a 60 watt light bulb.Only on» cost \u2014 no monthly rental charges Fire detection circuit and alarm may be added.You can feel safe with RADAR-EYE.Get foolproof protection for your store, business or factory.Now is none too soon t Ask for demonstration GENERAL MARINE CO.LTD.MONTREAL 9, QUE.DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED FOR EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Five Vending Machines Hit At Week-End Automatic vending machines | took a beating this weekend when thieves broke into five 1 and got away with a total sum of over S35.The thefts were dis-| covered early Sunday morning.Two municipal policemen, ! Jules Beauregard and Denis Belanger, noticed about 7.25 a.m.that a window at the Mack\u2019s ; Dairy Bar had been broken into.They called the owner, Mack ; Ross, who in turn discovered that his eigaret vending machine had been broken into.Patrolling constables noticed j that soft drink vending machines ! in front of the Godbout Garage situated at 1905 King W., of the ; One Minute Car Y/ash, 1639 King W., Morrey Jamieson Garage, 909 King West and the Sunoco Garage at 930 Wellington | St.S.had also been broken into.Fast action on the part of municipal police led to the arrest of Andre Brousseau and Albert Langlois this morning on Federal Street who are to appear in Court of Sessions today.Hospital; Reginald Youog and two children, John, four, and Joanne, six, are in Canadian Johns-Manville Hospital, Asbestos, following an accident on the Asbcstos-Wotton road, and, Guy Rodrigue, 27, of Park street, Lennoxville, was hospitalized with severe shock suffered when his vehicle left the road between Hillcrest and Capelton Saturday night and overturned.tion.He said no complaints were received at City Hall.The Province's share in the Lesage presented life member ship certificates in the Brome County Liberal Association to Quick Arrests Are Reported !n local Car Theft Two youths were arrested early Sunday morning hy municipal police in connection with a car theft which took place one hour earlier.A recent model car owned by Georges Leclerc of Laurier Street was reported stolen to police officials early Sunday morning, and alert police arrested two auspicious looking youths about one hour later.The two pleaded guilty to the theft of the car.The suspects were arrested on Wellington Street S.construction was $150,000 of the ! four men, each of whom had scr- $375,000 total cost.Others who attended the opening were Aldermen Carrier Fortin, Marcel Savard, J.M Jean son, Antonio Pinard, Everett Ni-col, Robert Gauthier, Felix Thibault, Carl Camirand and Gerard ! Brault, of Eastman, and Berard.\tDrouin, of Mansonville.Also guests were Director of j\tDICTATORSHIP Services Charles Langlois, City Opening his remarks, Mr.Le-Treasurer Pierre Bachand, Mgr.1 s;l(,e pr;ljscd 1h(, quaijtjPK of the Antonio Pinard, Alphee Gauthier, Brome (: SURPRISEDy BEFORE THEY START TOSCIN' DREAM-BOAT, YOU LOOK upaeri IT S THU MAIP,MOLDSN, DEAR\u2014gHE PUTS FUJHtRH TOTS ON THE WINDOW/ «ILL-I'M AT PAID THEY'LL FALLf want Ÿ6u TU MEET THEM ! THEV'RE AN IDEAL coupus-Twey V BUT I DON'T EVEN KNOW ! UNN ¦ \u2019\u2022yYiyP- JIGGS .O' soefctess Drivers Stern traffic Judges REVOKE^ , HIS * f LICEMSFÜ P-asSterS \u2014 TMEYVE got every THING ON PLANET PINCUS NUMBER 7 WE'YE GOT ON eartm- Show Girls -©/» 7AM\" .1 LIKE THE THIRD LEFT arHE« J BY PETE HOFFMAN K77 JEFF \u201cfiRR Outlined sharply AGAINST THE CLOUDLESS SKY, A SPEEDING CAR HURTLES OVER A PRECiPICE INTO THE RAVINE BELOW.THEN, MINUTES LATER .TRIGGERING A DEAFENING EXPLOSION.FOLLOWED BVFLAMES.AND A BOILING COLUMN OF SMOKE VISIBLE FOR MILES.CMONï.ai LEAST ONE OF Jtt STILL ALIVE 1 ' % #0 1 (Ntrtunis Worthwhile tak&s a Do YOU HAVE AMY CLASSES Ti-IAr AREN'T WORTHWHILE ?NOW WITH THAT IN MIND.CLASS IS DISMISSED/ Naturally you CANT EXPECT THIS COURSE 1b BE EASY/ LOT OF HARD WOPX- rNDUPAMCF-AND ABOVE ALL,THE WILUTO SUCCEED IN SPITE OF ALL.BOYS COUNSELOR.T M.*.r \u2022v I DORY LHKNYTG t-* TO STRY UJVTVA , 204.2234.244.Size 164 requires 4'* yards 35-inch fabric.Printed directions on each pattern part.Easier, accurate.MOVING?Use our w' 'M*,' Art Crawford 89 Abenjquit.LO.9-5105 Sherbrooke, Avffiorired r Agtnti for VWtlNB NOTICE RENEWAL of HEALTH CARDS All food manipulators in the following establishments: RESTAURANTS BUTCHER SHOPS HOTELS\tBAKERIES PASTEURiZiNG PLANTS are requested to take note that the renewal of their Health cards requested by Municipal By-Law No.766, article 10 from all food manipulators in the above mentioned establishments will take place on: SEPTEMBER 15-16-17-18, 1958 TIME-PLACE - Afternoons from 2 to 5 P.M.Nights from 7 to 9 P M.Sanitary Unit (Central Door) 1300 Galt St.West \u2014 Sherbrooke The By-Low requests that oil food manipulators in the above mentioned establishments must provide for a HEALTH CARD renewable each year to perform their work.It is also strictly forbidden for all employers to keep an employee who does not abide by the provisions of such By-Law.Health Department, City of Sherbrooke. Rev.G.Joycey for/y starf Addresses W.A.Airport Established At North Hatley At Baldwin's Mills SHKKPROOKF PMl Y RFCORD, FOSTER BALDWINS MILLS - Six members »nd sever*! guesu were entertained by Mrs A Markuell *t her home when the W.A.held its regular meeting.The president.Mrs.E.Baldwin was in the chair and the devotional and business sessions were soon dispensed with i n favor of the much enjoyed high light of the afternoon, an address by Rev.G.Joycey.of Coaticook.on Missions Abroad.Speaking from personal experience Mr.Joycey told of work being carried on in India and the Malay Peninsula and of the varied conditions and problems which confronted missionaries there.The speaker was introduced by Mrs E.Baldwin and thank ed by Mrs.Wilson May.Tea and a social period followed the Mission collection which amounted to $15.The October meeting was invited to Mrs.S.White's with Mrs.C.May and Mrs.S.Blake as co-hostesses.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.H.Hall and family, of Granby, Mr.and Mrs.J.Stubbs, and Miss K.Hall, of New York City, Mr S.Hall, of Ayer's Cliff, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs C.W.May.Mr.and Mrs.C.W.May and Mrs W.May were in Derby Centre to visit Miss A W.Martin at the Patenaude Rest Home.Mrs.Clara Cook, who spent the summer months with her returned to Montreal for the winter.BY GERALD MCDUFF NORTH HATLEY - North leap into its big GOOD SEEDS GLENFIELD, Eng.(CP)-Eric Sharp, a grocer in this Leicestershire village, planted a lettuce and seed from a packet dated 1908.The lettuce will soon be ready for the salad bowl.The dollar replaced the pound as the monetary unit throughout Canada by the Uniform Currency Act of 1871.Hatley has taken * the air age before sister, Sherbrooke.More of a hop than a jump.North Hatley's entry in air transportation field was given a push by a couple of experts, Jacques Robitaille, of St.Jean, Que., aircraft maintenance en ginecr, and Nelson Levesque, of Quebec, pilot instructor.The pair have just opened the first commercial airline in ! that Lake Massawippi commun-: ity and have named it Sher-i brooke Air Service.Located on a former private air field on the road to Quebec Lodge, the line will have non-scheduled chartered flights, fly-i mg lessons and freight trans-( Port.Renovations are underway to put the field in serviceable con-I dition.The runw ay w ill be 2.900 feet long by the time ; the levelling work has been j completed.The Federal Transport Board has granted a tentative license ! with the provision that the runway he improved.Mr.Robitaille said they are aiming for September 2.5 as the opening date.AIRCRAFT Starting strictly on a shoestring basis, the company hast only one plane at its disposal, i a four-passenger Cessna.Another two-passenger Cessna will be bought soon, Mr.Robitaille said.For the air plane enthusiast, lessons will be held daily | weather permitting, from half ; an hour before dawn to half an hour after dusk.Cost will be about $400.Once the pupil has completed 30 hours flying time, he will be eligible for a private license j and will automatically be re- ( imbursed $100 by the federal government.For a commercial license, the pupil must fly 200 hours.Before getting his permit, the i qualified pilot must have a medical examination.The age limit is from 17 years of age |L M» jfe \u2022\u2022 \u2022\t*-'¦*' ' -'I * \"*\u2022 RUNWAY IMPROVEMENTS IN PROGRESS M'S*.PREP SCHOOL Co-educational CENTRALLY LOCATED IN MONTREAL'S WEST END.ALL GRADES OF ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL Speciolized individuol training in a suitable medium tends to re-orient students' attitudes.They may thus successfully undertake further advanced studies.Two-year Matriculation programme is offered to suitable applicants.C/osesi perianal attention end maximum concentration of effort.GUIDANCE AND TESTING Foil Term commence! September 15th.For informotion end brochure Phone HU.9-7287 or Write 4240 Girouord Avenue M.Betty Ann Reardon of Rye, N \\ Mrs A J Okinaku, of New York City, and Mr*.Gladys G Cotter, of Braintree.Mas» were recent guo » o( Mr and Mrs C D Johnson Mr» Margaret ' Sors, of Braintree Mass , and Mrs T J.Gooch, of Madisonvillc.K' were sisiting at the same home Mr Charles Redmond, of Brani 1 ake N Y , is the guest of h:s mother.Mrs Amy Brown, and sister, Mis Clarence Burn ham, Mr Burnham and family Mr Alan I ightfoot had the misfortune G\u2019 have a bullet lodge in his leg while target shooting Dr.Karl Blake of Waterloo, ren de red first aid and had him re moved to Sherbrooke Hospital for further treatment Mr.Gra ham Bockus was in Sherbrooke to accompanv Mr 1 ightfoot home.Mr N N Crow hurst and Mr William Crow hurst spent the weekend in Warden the guests of Mr and Mrs .1 t Marrolte Mr and Mrs Frank Allen and Miss Kliralselh Costello, of 1.Abord a Plouffe, were week end gin sl> of Mr Allen's par enU, Mr.and Mrs Jesse Allen Mr.and Mrs Avery Allen and Miss Cynthia Allen, of Karnham.wety guests at the same home Mr.and Mrs.Albert Griffin have returned home after spend ii\u2019ii a few davs in Burlington.Vt Miss Louise Marion has rnler ed the Royal Vicloria Hospital School of Nursing Mr and Mrs Jesse Mien were DO AWAY WITH THE DISCOMFORT OF COLD, CLAMMY CURTAINS THAT CLING.overnight guests of Mr and Mrs \\very Allen in Karnham prior to Mr J.s-e Alb - departure on the Empress ot France for a month' holidav in Kngbuid, France.Italy and Switierland He w*s accompanied to Mont real the following day by his nephew and niece, Mr and Mr-Averv Allen and his wile, Mrs Allen Mi and Mrs K H Beniamin and Mi Joseph Kishei of Mont real were recent guests of Mr and Mis c D Johnson Mr John Redmond, of Brantford, Ont.is spending some time here the guests of his mother, Mrs Amv Brown, and >ister.Mrs Clarence Burnham, and family Mrs Kelltia Strcetfi of Mat erloo, and Mrs D B Findlay, ot London, Out, were calling on Mrs Josm- Allen Mrs C D.Johnson spent a lew days in Montreal, where she eon suited an eye specialist.Mrs Jesse Allen was calling on her niece.Mrs J 11 Munccv, MONDAY.SETT 15, 195B q while m Montreal to bid Bon Yov age to Mr Allen who «ailed on the Empre«* of France for a j month s holidav abroad, Mr Heman Salisbury h*« re turned home from the Montreal ^General Hospital after being a patient there for * month He i« returning for a course of \\ Ray treatments three days a week BEDFORD \u2014 Miss Ruth Hawlev.who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs Charles Hawley, ha* re.turned to her home in Hartford, ; Conn Mrs Gladys Hill, who spent a week, the guesi of her brn jihet and siatei in law.Mr and Mrs Ralph Oakes, has returned to her home at Rockville, Md.Mr Louis Boucher, of Swanton, \\'L, was in town to attend the funeral of Mr Joseph Boudreau, and while here was the guest j iif Mrs Sarah Messier and Miss I The rose Messier Mi Borden lb rev was in Montreal to visit her husband, who is a patient in a Montreal moke showering a delight with o smart TUB ENCLOSURE by CO-OWNER JACQUES ROBITAILLE AND HIS FATHER up for private licenses and from 17 to 45 years for com I mercial licenses.LlRIinHHaBBHHBBiniBiaiHIHaaillHIHBIIHHBIM MON.& TUES.Sept.15th & EXTRA LEAN, FRESH RIB OR LOIN PORK CHOPS The North Hatley runway, though somewhat short, is ideal for a beginner, Mr.Robitaille said.The pupil must cope wdth side winds blowing across the lake although the mountains around the area pose no problem, he said.All instructions will be under the expert supervision of Mr.Levesque who was both a bush pilot and a member of the R.C.A.F.He has trained air cadets in Quebec City, Mr.Robitaille noted.HUNTING AND FISHING For the sportsman who wants to indulge in a hunting and fishing trip in different surroundings, the company will fly him to hideaways near Mont Laurier, north of Montreal, and other sites around LaTuque and Quebec City.Cost is usually figured on the flying time.Chartered passenger flights will be made to Portland, Boston and Bangor, Me.and to Newport, Vt.The company is licensed under Class 3.Other flights will go from Sherbrooke, Megantic, Quebec and Montreal.Photographic parties can also be taken on flights.Freight transportation, which of course must be limited, can be calculated on mileage or flying time.Mr.Robitaille has eight years experience in aircraft industry and has worked in a flying club as well.He has a commercial pilot's license too.Plans for the future: The purchase of an amphibean plane and a move to the Sherbrooke airport when it is completed.E QUEBEC or NEW BRUNSWICK No.t Table Stock POTATOES » COLORFUL TOUCH NORWICH, Eng.fCPi\u2014Lamp-posts at a shopping centre in this Norfolk community are being painted in five colors \u2014 yellow, melon, sandalwood, red and black\u2014as part of a plan to brighten up the city.Stanbridge East Friends Shower Miss H.Stevens STANBRIDGE EAST.\u2014 Mrs Hazel Witts, Mrs.Virginia/Reiter and Miss Jeane Corey were hostesses at a bridal shower in honor of Miss Hilda Stevens, at the home of Mrs.Witts and Mrs.B.Stone.Miss Stevens was pleasantly surprised upon her arrival to find almost 50 of her friends present to wish her happiness in her approaching marriage.The bride-elect was presented with a vacuum cleaner and a purse of money for which she thanked her friends.A pleasant hour was spent, after which refreshments were served by the hostesses assited by several of the ladies present.GENERAL NOTES Several new houses are being built here this year on the road leading to Bedford.Mr.Raymond Wescott\u2019s house is just completed and the homes of Mr.Charles Bockus, Mr.Arpin and Mr.San-kirk are under construction.On the Riceburg road, Mr.Frank Ewing, of Frelighsburg, has bought a lot from Mr.E.Gage and building is under way.Mr.Gage has sold two lots to Montreal people who will he building homes there soon.Mrs.B.Laycock and Mr.and Mrs.Roy Fortin were in Montreal visiting 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Mill*.Que.Tel.VI.5-2734 9 B 10 SHERBROOKE BATI-Y BErOTtn, MONT5AY, SEPT.18, 1988 Sherbrooke ¦ Lennoxville Little League Offidally Ends Season Last-Ditch Stand In Final Quarter Gives Als Victory Over Argos As Ticats Rally To Edge Riders 24-18 Some university Should award Hamilton Tiger-Cats an honorary degree perhaps masters of pushing and passing for their efforts to teach the finer points of Canadian football.Unfortunately, United States fans don\u2019t take to the lessons any better than the Ticats\u2019 fellow-clubs in the Big Four union.Sunday the 1957 Grey Cup winners carried their missionary work down to Philadelphia to polish off Ottawa Rough Riders 24-18 in a scholarly-but-unexciting display.That exercise gave Ti-cats five wins in as many games and a six-point lead over Ottawa and Montreal Alouettes, each with two wins and three losses.Montreal proved to Toronto] Argonauts Saturday that they |h \u2018\t'\t.must spend more lime on their The ground bound records - 61 gridiron studies with a 24-21 les- yards by Hamilton and 58 by Olson in Montreal.\t\u201c lllllstrfe\u201e what ^ the Toronto now has passed only : U.S.fans yawning.one test in five.FRASER STARS The skilled booting of Hamilton\u2019s hometown hero, Cam Fraser, highlighted the Tiger-cats transplanted home game in the 102,000 - scat Municipal Stadium at Philadelphia.Fraser showed the 15,110 on hand\u2014including 3,500 junketing Canadians \u2014some powerful punts of up to 73 yards that contributed four singles to the Hamilton total.A pair of 69-yard efforts supplied half the Tiger-cats\u2019 scoring.The first came with Hamilton trailing 15-7 in the third quarter, when Ron Howell made a stirring f)9-yard touchdown run.In the final quarter Tommy Grant eluded Ottawa\u2019s George Brancato to snare a Bernie Faloney pass for a pass-and-run touchdown of equal distance.McDougall scores Gerry McDougall had supplied Hamilton\u2019s first touchdown in the first quarter after Skippy Gian celli scooped up an Ottawa fumble on the Rough Rider one.Import Norm flecker kicked two converts to complete the Hamilton total.Quarterback Tom Dimitroff ARGOS BLOW LEADS The Alouettes produced a fourth - quarter touchdown to top the befuddled Argonauts by the margin of a second-quarter field goal by Bill Bewley Saturday.The Argos had leads of 14-0 and 21-17 but couldn\u2019t hold them.Montreal\u2019s line three times stopped the Toronto halfbacks a yard from goal.The Argonauts started off in fine style with two touchdowns within 11 minutes of play.C.R.Roberts collected both.Doucette played almost the entire game.He was out briefly after he was shaken up by a tackier.The Alouettes bounced right back, however.Eteheverry fired a 33-yard pass to Hal Patterson on the Toronto one and later a short touchdown pitch to Red O\u2019Quinn.BEWLEY BOOTS Eteheverry personally added the second Montreal touchdown in the second quarter and Bewley booted his field goal.Argos regained the lead in the final quarter with Dave Mann carrying over from the five.A 22-yard Eteheverry - O'Quinn HEAD TABLE GUESTS \u2014 Shown above are the special invited guests who attended the Little League closing dinner Saturday evening.In the front, left to right, Archdeacon T.Matthews, Mrs.C.Mullin, Mayor Ernie Gilbey of Lenr.ox-ville, Henry Crochetiere, speaker, Bill Smith, Cecil Mullin and Alderman Gerard Berard, who represented Mayor Nadeau.Standing, same order, Ted Anderson, Mrs.A.Lockley, Mrs.F.Wilson, Francis P.Kenalty, Mrs.Kenalty, Miss R.Choquette, Mrs.T.Anderson, Fred Wilson and Art Lockley.started Ottawa off well with a : pass to the Argo three and an scoring one - yard sneak after j end-run by Pat Ahruzzi set Mont-three minutes of the first quar-jreal firmly in front again mid-ter.\tI way through the final quarter.Tackle Milt Graham scored the ! Kristopaitis converted all To-second Ottawa touchdown in the ronto touchdowns and Bewley did third quarter, grabbing an at- the same for Montreal, tempted lateral from Ti-cats\u2019 Ed- The Als amassed 210 yards on die Macon to lumber over from ! the ground to Argo's 113, while the 30.Mack Yoho missed both I Toronto took 212 on passes and converts but kicked two f i e l d I Montreal 206.Football Saturday\u2019s Games BIG FOUR Hamilton 24, Ottawa IH.Montreal 24, Toronto 21.W.I.F.U.Winnipeg 20, Calgary 7.Edmonton, 13, British Columbia 7.AMATEUR BIG FOUR Toronto 27, Ottawa 13.Montreal 15, Brantford 8.O R F.U.London 27, Detroit 14.Sarnia 33, Kltchener-Waterloo 21.Sunday's Games Q.R.F.U.Cornwall 13, Montreal 7.Verdun 25, Trois-Itivleres l).Standings BIG FOUR tngtand's Billy Knight Wins Toronto Tennis Tourney Over Luis Ayala; Bob Bedard Stopped In Semi-Finals \tP\tW\tL\tF\tA\tPts Hamilton .\t.5\t\u2022 5\t0\t121\t80\t10 Ottawa \t\t.5\t2\t4\t95\t56\t4 Montreal .\t.5\t2\t3\t64\t89\t4 Toronto .\tW.I.F.U.\t\t4\t84\t139\t2 \tP\tW\tL\tF\tA\tPts Winnipeg .\t.\t7\t5\t2\t138\t75\t10 Calgary \t\t.6\t4\t2\t157\t75\t8 Edmonton\t.7\t4\t3\t147\t127\ta Saskatchewan\t5\t3\t2\t104\t127\t6 il.C.\t.7\t0\t7\t74\t217\t0 \tmm\t\t.\u2019v-! f \t\t\t: \t\t\ty \tjiHi\t\t; - 1 mmm Trophies And A words Presented A t Annual Dinner Held Saturday Night The Sherbrooke-Lennoxville Little League closed the 1958 baseball season with their annual banquet and presentation of trophies at the New Sherbrooke Hotel Saturday evening with over two hundred persons in attendance.Henry Crochetiere, well known authority on bey s work and prominent figure in local sports' circles was the guest speaker.Mr.Crochetiere, in his talk to \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014-:\u2014\u2014-;\u2014 the players of the league, men- \"ce'Pres!^erH h rancis P.Kenalty.tioned that to take part in any The Most Valuable Player branch of sports there were four award, the C.A.Connors Trophy, essential conditions that had to was won by Gea'.an Gingues of be fullillcd and they were, \u2018Con- the Athletics and presented by dition' \u2018Discipline\u2019 'Sportsman- Past-President Ted Anderson, ship\u2019 and 'Team Play.\u2019 These four The Bill Smith Trophy for points are a big factor in proving \u2018Rookie of the Year\u2019 was won by success in any branch of sport, Alan Marit of the Red Sox and stated Mr.Crochetiere and gave presented by league vice-presi-Rocket Richard and Bob Bedard dent Bill Smith while the Sid as an example.True sportsman- Hart Trophy for the \u201cCoach of ship is an necessity and being a the Year\u2019\u2019 was won by Bob Morin good loser as well as a winner coach of the Indians, and was will do much for anyone's ad- presented by Sid Hart, vancement in the world of sport.Crests to players of the League in a few short years he further All-Star team were presented by remarked \u201cyou players will be C.Clark and players Certificates, taking your place as leaders in to the players who are migrating the community.If you do:to the P.O.N.Y.League, next a good job now then you will be îseason, were presented by Ted read}-.Playing the game well and Anderson.President Mullin made honestly, will prepare you.The, the presentations to the league speaker was introdued by Art > secretary and umpires.Lockley, league secretary, and Among other guests were thanked by Past President Ted Gaston Lebrun, Parks Super-Anderson.\tintendent, Pete Bourrett, rc- Othcr speakers at the banquet presenting Ivan Dugre, Sgt.included Alderman Gerard Bcr- Rousseau, representing Police ard, representing Mayor Nadeau, : Chief Ed Moreau, Grant Smith, Mayor E.Gilbey.of Lennoxville, representing Lennoxville Police Tony Pinard, representing the ancj fjre departments, Ivan Saun-Hon.Johnnv Bourque, C.A.Con- .nors, representing Maurice AJ- Je«.President of the Sherbrooke lard M.P., Monsignor J.R Moi- «oUr/ C'ub' a\"d Mrs- Ivan son, Archdeacon T.Matthews, of!SaUnders\u2019 *re(1 Bcan' rePrcsent-Lennoxville and League Presi- in§ ^le Sherbrooke Optimist dent C.Mullin.\tI Club, and Mrs.Fred Bean, Gordie Herring, president of the Len- Following the speakers the pre- ,\t~c .r., , r\tnoxville Optimist Club, and Mrs.sentation of trophies took place.\t.r, \u201e ,\t, ,* G.Herring, Dr.J.O.Noel, pre- The Bryan Cohen Trophy won i j .\tcu u i , - \u2022\tr J \u2018sident of the Sherbrooke Lions by the Sherbrooke Rotary Club Club, and Mrs.J.O.Noel, H.A.AWARD WINNERS \u2014 The individual winners are shown with their trophies.In the front, left, is Gaétan Gingues, who won the most Valuable Player award and the Chas.Connors Trophy, and Alain Marit, who was voted the Rookie Gf The Year event and Bill Smith Trophy.Bob Morin is seen being congratulated by Sid Hart for winning the Hart Trophy for being voted the Coach Of The Year.Ted Anderson and Bill Smith made the presentation.\t(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) TORONTO (CP)\u2014A young, left-handed Englishman carved his name on the O\u2019Keefe Trophy Sunday, alongside those of Lew Hoad of Australia and Sven Davidson of Sweden.Billy Knight, 23-year-old who swings a racquet like a cutlass, cut down Luis Ayala of Chile, top South American player, 6-3, 8-10, 7-5, 6-4 at the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club to win the men\u2019s singles of the International Invitation Tennis Tournament.Meanwhile, Mrs.Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y., dressed like a flapper in headache band, dark glasses and sack-dress tennis outfit, won the women\u2019s singles 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 over Australia's Mrs.Thelma Long.TEAMS WITH SCHMIDT Ayala teamed with Ulf Schmidt of Sweden to score a minor upset by trouncing Mai Anderson of Australia and Dick Savitt of Orange, N.J., 4 6, 6-4.8-6, to win the men\u2019s doubles.The women\u2019s doubles championship was played Friday, when Mrs.Long and Mary Hawton of Australia downed Maria Bueno of Brazil and Marta Hernandez of Mexico, 6-4, 6-4.To get at Ayala, Knight had to climb past Mai Anderson\u2014conceded the world\u2019s second - best tennis player\u2014in the semi-finals.His victory over the South | American was revenge for two \u2019 whippings he had taken from Ayala this year\u2014once in Rome and once on the Riviera, iCROWD ROARS The crowd of 2.000 rose to its i feet with a roar when Knight put 7 AT -M X- A GIVE ME THE OUTDOOR LIFE!\u201d .An Canada\u2019s Modern Army Y cm can have a newer, fuller outdoor life with a real future If you want a atcariy job, a go-ahead career that haa all the advantage* erf a life in the open, and you can meet the high standard* set by the Canadian Army, there i* a world of opportunity open to you.Here i* a life with challenge and adventure .one with a purpose.good companion*.good pay and advancement poasibilitie* .and an early pension.Find out about it now.Contact your local Army Recruiti ng Station or mad this coupon to: 70 Belvedere St.Sherbrooke, O-*».Tel.LO.2-0870 TVa* send me, without obLigabcm.deta 6* an natrr opvrvtiir.itKv in the Canadian Army.Ham».-.Ag* .Address Phone.SERVING WITH A PURPOSE Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE Sunday Los \\ngeles 5, Milwaukee 3 St.Louis 8.Philadelphia 3.Pittsburgh 5, 6, Chicago 4.2.Cincinnati 4, 4, San Francisco 3, 6.Saturday San Francisco 6, Philadelphia 5.Cincinnati 9, Chicago 2.Milwaukee 8, St.Louis 2.Pittsburgh 9, Los Angeles 4.AMERICAN LEAGUE Sunday New York 5, 12, Kansas City 3, 7.Chicago 7, 6, Washington 1, 5.Detroit 6, 9, Boston 1, 3.Cleveland 7, 2, Baltimore 4, 4.Saturday New York.5, Chicago 4.Cleveland 4, Boston 1.Detroit 13, Baltimore 2.Washington 8, Kansas City 5.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Sunday Toronto 6, Rochester 2.Columbus 9, Montreal 3.Saturday Toronto fi, Rochester 2.Montreal 13, Columbus 1.(Toronto wins best-of-seven semifinal 4-1; Coltimubs leads best-of-seven semi-final 3-2.) Today's Game; NATONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles at Milwaukee.St.Louis at Philadelphia (night).(Only games scheduled).AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore at Cleveland (night).(Only game scheduled).INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Columbus at Montreal.(Columbus at best-»*seven series 3-2).Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W\tL\tPet.\tGBL Milwaukee\t.\t85\t58\t.594\t\u2014 Pittsburgh\t.\t80\t85\t.552\t6 San Francisco .\t75\t70\t.517\t11 Cincinnati .\t72\t74\t493\t14la St.Louis .69\t72\t.489\t15 Los Angeles .67\t76\t.469\t18 Chicago .65\t79\t.451\t20l*i Philadelphia .\t.\t62\t81\t.434\t23 AMERICAN LEAGUE W\tL\tPet.\tGBL New York .89\t55\t.618\t\u2014 Chicago .76\t67\t.531\tUVz Detroit .71\t71\t.500\t17 Boston .7ft\t72\t.493\t18 Cleveland .70\t73\t.490\t18'2 Baltimore .67\t75\t.472\t21 Kansas City .67\t76\t.469\t21,a Washington .61\t82\t.427\t27* 2 Ayala away and\u2014as it had done the previous day when the Briton cut down Anderson\u2014it applauded the Englishman all the way off the court.Two other unseeded players captured the gallery's imagination during the week-long tourna-Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.Long.Bedard crushed Schmidt and Savitt.regarded as among the top 10 in the world, to reach the semi-final where he bowed to Ayala.Mrs.Long, 40.who won her first tournament in 1935, stunned the form players by defeating 19-yea r-ok( Ann Hay don of Britain in the semi-final.sponsored Indians for winning the playoffs was presented to °'v\u2018 representing the Sher-Manager Andy Matte by Len brot)kJc Knvan.s Club, Solo Parker, O\u2019Donnell, Sports Editor of the j Pr jS1^erl^\tPat-S Old Boys, Record on behalf of Master Bryan and Mrs- Sol° Park