Sherbrooke daily record, 19 mai 1959, Section 2

[" Second Section Stjecbcooke IDailu TRecocd Second Section TUESDAY, MAY 19.1959 Committees For Street Fair Named At Meeting Of Melbourne 1.0.D.E.MELBOURNE \u2014 The regular! monthly meeting of Udolp h u s Lord Aylmer Chapter I O D E.\\»as held recently in the Town Hall.During the session, the regent spoke of the annual Btreet Fair, which will be held May 30, and read the names for the different tables, which are subject to change.These were as follows: Dresses, Mrs.Fuller, M r s.Gavin, Mrs.Morrill, Mrs.Alexander: children's wear, Mrs.Campbell, Mrs.P.Smith, Mrs.Pierce, Mrs.Hardy, Mrs.Gunter and Mrs.Walker; shoes, Mrs.Hannan, Mrs.Lemoine; hats, Mrs.Cripps, Mrs.Frank, Mrs.Wintle; kitchen.Mrs.Ewing.Mrs.Dunn; nearly new, Mrs.Spence, Mrs.Curtis, Mrs.Pope, Mrs.N ourse and Mrs.Fletcher; variety, Mrs.Converse, Mrs.Nixon; treasurer, Mrs Beattie; advertising, Mrs.MacNaughton, Mrs.Fuller; collecting, Mrs.Nourse, Mrs.Converse, Mrs.Gunter, Mrs.Beattie and Mrs.MacNaughton.Correspondence consisted of thank-you notes from the sick and shut-ins and a letter from Provincial Chapter regarding the delegate to the National meeting.It was decided that the provincial president be nominated as delegate.The treasurer\u2019* report showed a substantial balance, with a 11 bills paid, Fifth-eight copies of \u201cEchoes\u201d were reported ordered and the bill paid.The convener of services at home and abroad asked for donation*, to be brought in at the next meeting, for the box to go to the St.Hyacinthe .Annex of St.Anne's Military' Hospital.Cigarettes, gum.cards, puzzles, heanies or pocket-novels are acceptable.The wool convener reported 33 articles shipped in April and another shipment almost ready.Mrs.Smith has wool on hand for any willing knitters.The child and family welfare convener reported the milk for pupils at St.Francis School had been discontinued until next fall.Ten dollars was voted to each of the following funds:- Convention Fund.Korean Relief Fund and Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital.Miss Siemy Stelwagen, of St.Francis High School, read an essay she had written, entitled \u201cMy Choice.\u201d A native of Holl and, gave the reasons which would prompt her to choose Canadian citizenship when she reached 21.She was thanked by Mrs.MacNaughton.GEN-RAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Borden Parsons, St.Johns, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Sims.Recent guests of Mr.and Mr-.B.Trippear, Upper Melbourne, were the latter\u2019s father, Mr.W.E.Campbelton, of Asbestos, Mr.D.W.Campbelton and fam i 1 y, Mr.ami Mrs.Gilles Lambert and family, and Mrs.Violet Herriot, of Long Beach, Calif., who is now making her home with her brother, Mr.W.E.Campbelton.Mr.and Mrs.Conrad Lafren-icre of Shawinigan Falls, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.D.Nixon, were in Waterloo recently (o visit their uncle and brother, Mr.Norman Copping and other relatives.Miss Elice Clark, of Granby, spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Dapp.The Community was saddened to learn of the death of Mrs.C.V.Caesar at the Montreal Hospital.Mrs.Caesar for the past several years made her home here during the sum ni e r months and she will be greatly missed.Miss Ethel Shipman, of S h e r-brooke, is spending her holidays wùth her father, Mr.T.D.Ship-man, Upper Melbourne.Friends are sorry to learn that Mr.Robert Gavin is a patient in the Montreal General Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Gerard and son, Brian, Town of Mount Royal, were Mother's Day guests of Mr.T.D.Shipman and Miss Ethel Shipman, Upper Melbourne.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Williams, of Chateauguay, N.Y., and Rev.Ronald Rowat, of Montreal, who spent several days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Urquhart, Upper Melbourne, while here to conduct the mission services in l\u2019Eglise des Cantons de l\u2019Est, have returned to their respective homes.Kev.Fred Miller, of Beauharnois, who was a guest of Rev.and Mrs.J.A.Smith while assisting at the services, has also returned home.Mrs.Eva Robert, who has been spending several days visiting her family, returned on Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.L.Tet-reault of Waterloo.Other Mother\u2019s Day guests of Mrs.Robert were Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor and Miss Margaret Taylor, of Granby, and Mr.and Mrs.Jules Bouthot, of South Roxton.A Family Day Service wras conducted at St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church.Upper Melbourne on Sunday, May 11.with a large congregation.The flowers placed in the church were in memory of Mrs.W.E.Campbelton, from her husband and family, and in memory of Mrs.Lillian Shipman, from her family.Mrs.J.R.Cripps, wrho spent several days in Montreal with her son, Mr.George Cripps, and sister, in Sutton, has returned to her home here.Friends are sorry to hear of her illness.Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Fleming were in Sherbrooke recently to visit Mrs.Joseph Fleming, who is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Lyall Pariseau and family, of Sherbrooke, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Wilkins, Mr.and Mrs.Osborne Wilkins and family, of Melbourne Ridge, were Mother\u2019s Day guests of Mrs.J.Wilkins and Mr.Wilkins.Mrs.Douglas Wilkins and daughter Linda, Mrs.Lottie Dean and three grandchildren, of Asbestos, were also recent guests at the same home.V .Ml MAKES SEVENTH BLOOD DONATION \u2014 Mrs.Lucien Croteau, 68, made a donation for the sev enth time at the Legion Blood Donor Clinic held recently in Kiclunond.She K confined to her home, 22 St.Jean Street, Richmond North, and the clinic, under the direction of Dr.Paul Weil of the Royal Victoria Hospital, visited her for the donation.Mrs.Croteau is shown above seated on her bed and holdins a bottle of plasma, depleting her seventh contribution.With her is Louis Phil-ippe Deschamps, left, and Dr.Weil.The clinic received 46 donations, about ritual to the last held.(Record Photo by Wm.11.Lunan) FRELIGHSBURG \u2014 At the morning service at the Bishop S'.ewart Memorial Church on Mother\u2019s Day, the flowers on the altar were given in memory of Mr.and Mrs.Edward She-ard and family, by Mrs.Howard Drcnnen, of Cowansville; (hose at the chancel in memory of Mrs.Harold Clough, by the family.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Shepard, of Montreal, visited friends in the district recently.Dinner Closes Five Pin League 01 Cowansville COWANSVILLE\u2014A gala dinner at the Hotel Maurice marked the close of the season for the Five Pin Bowling League.Presentations formed an important part of the evening and in all there were 27 trophy awards.These were as follows: Winning team of the year, Vanguards\u2014Johnny Brown, Colleen Brown, Hilda Powers, Roger Roy, Gwen Beattie, Norman Beauregard.Winners of the play-offs.Jets\u2014 Jos and Vera Bonnette, Jackie Bousada, Gilles Savageau, Ian Turnbull, Mederise Tetrault.In first position for the ladies were; Mederise Tetrault, high average; Jackie Bousada, high triple; Colleen Brown, high single; men: Jean Paul Cocolas, high average; Jos Bonnelte, high triple; Marc Caron, high single.In second position for the ladies were: Vera Bonnette, high average; Jacqueline Cocolas, high triple; Joj»ce Jodoin.high single; men: Roger Roy, high average; Maurice Gagnon, high triple; Gilles Savageau, high single.Special recognition was accorded two team captains, Marc Caron, foremost for the season, and Tony Coderre, whose team was in second position for the finals.A gift for his work as a member of the winning team in the playoffs went to Dr.Ian Turnbull.Each player and spare received a souvenir from President and Mrs.Jos Bonnette, who were the recipients of a lovely gift from the Five Pin League in appreciation of their work in forming the League.The present was accompanied by a suitable card signed by all Ihe members.Members were pleased to have Mr.and Mrs.John C.Brown, popular players, who have recently moved to Terrace Vau-dreuil.Special guests were Rev.Father W.Chiasson and Fabien Ares.EXHIBIT DATE EXTENDED Owing to the popularity of the current exhibition of paintings by Eastern Townships artists on view at the Art Centre, the closing date of the showing has been changed from May 24 to June 14.There is no admission charge, and the Centre is open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m.each Tuesday.Thursday, Saturday and He awarded from results thus ob Sunday.\ttained.A ballot box has been placed INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE topic of the inter-school in the foyer and visitors are in-1 The vited to cast a vote for the paint- debate ing of their choice.A prize will was of the held at the High School Resolved that barbarians COOKSHIRE \u2014 The Senior Woman's A-sociaUon met at the home of Mr Harry Aloe with Mrs.O.C.Farnsworth and Mrs.J.Beaumont as hos-i tesses.Mrs.Beaumont opened the meeting with the W A.Mono.Mrs.C.Cooper led the devotional period .i.- is ted by Mrs.Heather ; ington.The Card Secretary, reported the sending out of six cards and \u2019receiving several thank you notes.The treasurer gave her rep o r t [which was very satisfactory.I It was decided to hold a tea ; and food sale in the Church Hall on Friday, June I9;h from i 3 to 5.Tea was served In the hos-j tosses assisted by Mrs Ueather-! ington.Many thanks were extend : ed to Mr.Moe for opening his home to the association.T h e next meeting will ho at the homo of Mrs.C.Cooper.wore happier than modern so-jeiety.\" The affirmative was uphold by the home team of Keith McClat-chie and Sharron Damant, whose 'worthy opponents were Roevin l earl and Bryan Cornish of Gran By High School The chairman was Douglas Millimlcr ami the 'timer, Larry Pick'd.The judges, Principal F Perry, of Knowlton, Mrs.W.Hale, of Granby, and Miss K.M Macintosh of Cowansville, gave their I decision in favor of the negative.Accompanying the victoriows visitors was their principal, Wil-i liam Monroe.\u2019CRAWFORDVILLE Mr and Mrs Edwin Little of Lonnoxville are spending a few weeks at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs Clifford Bailey and family.Other visitor* at the home include.Mr.and Mrs.Karl Robinson and children, of Inverness and Mr and Mrs Gladwin Geake Mr.Bailey has sold his farm here and will hold an auction sale \u2019soon, Mr aud Mrs Fred Crawford of Kinnear's Mills visited i h e home of Mr.Elmer Guy recent 11> Mr Albert Bailey was a week end guest of Mr.and Mrs I.Nutbrown at Kinnear's Mills Mr Loo Provost has secured employment at Black Lake.PIGEON HILL \u2014 Mr.and Mis Douglas Needham and son Gordon, w ere visiti n g Mr.and Mrs.Percy Gould in Abbotsford.Mr and Mr- Verna! Hover and children Norma, Norman.Julie and Dale, of St.Johns were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Bourdeau.Mrs.C.Erno and two children, of Milton, Vt., were also guests at the same home.Mr.and Mrs Charles Cameron Jr., and family on Grand Isle, Vt., were calling on Mrs.Chas.Cameron Sr.Mr and Mrs Charles Bourdeau, were visitors of Mr.and Mrs Eric l.irock in Milton Vt.Mrs Violet Ashton and sons, of Kreliglvslnirg, were visitors of Mrs.Chas.Cameron Sr.VA be H\" thtouq'' *',c v A Towr\"'\"p cHcd Sherbrooke Daily Record \"The Only English Daily in the Eastern Townships\" Copyright 1959.Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc.I,it Ion.tna He iiÉsSfc A-\u2022 WITH 1 tf*\" \\\\ haO*0 fill- urn* « tow.\"' r*6)rr DR.CHASE\u2019S NERVE FOOD M b*.M\tbn\u2014\u2014Cm to do jolt wfctt I ptMM-it ImI r«a bund wick ruhuf from teimon nddon dufi mi rntlun wakeful rngtita\"\u2019 More and non peoclt an dneovarlnj Dr.Chwe's Narre Food.Thty'n on the wnny »ide-we!kin( outatde the thedowa af Nerve Fatigue.They've found relief from auch feelings as \"restless\", \u201cirritable'', \"jumpy\u201d, \"tense''.You too can help your nerves feat.Dr.Cheae i Nerve Food alarti right in to Mbit your nerval end build up your general hearth.Remember to get Dr.Chase\u2019s Narva Food and help yourself to overcome Nerve Fatifw.YOU Are fo lauSy elimination wM> Be« Faefer «acting RELIEVE ACHING DR.CHASE\u2019S BACK k & L PILLS Sweetsburg Town Council Report Third reading of the by 1 a w concerning the guarding of Cry* tal Lake to protect the qualify of drinking water of the village The bylaw states that no fishing boating or swimming shall he al lowed at any time, according to i the ruling set forth by the Department of Game and Fisheries.The Town House is to be put up for sale in the near future and the tenants now residing there wore given notice to find another abode.It is expected that de i molition gang will purchase and ! demolish this very old building near the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital.j The village parking lot.where a three-story building was demol-[ished in 1958, has been rented I to Girard and Dunn for a used !ear lot for the,sum of $25 dollars ! per month, hut no old tires or other refuse is to be kept there Mayor E.J Persons conducted the meeting Motorists are urged to be con | siderate of pedestrians who are forced to walk on the street pave* 'ment at the west side of the village.where a lengthy strip of i sidewalk has been Ufied, prior to black fonolor onovaHnoa, / \u2022\u2022\u2022 V Slipll m m ONLY NEWSPAPERS SELL TOILETRIES FROM CHEMIST TO CUSTOMER TOILETRY manufacturers spent over $34,000,000 in 1958 in newspapers to reach their millions of men and women customers.This kind of spending, year after year, helps to pay off handsomely for the toiletry business because, according to the Bureau of the Census, the industry's sales are highest ever.Retailers of toiletries, too, know the value of steady, strong newspaper advertising on the local scene.They can easily see the effects-their sales of toilet preparations are up, also.Most local advertisers are firm believers PuMI»h#a in th«\tof mer» *W*ct(v» «Qvertowg fey in the retailers' number one medium, the Total Selling newspaper.That\u2019s why they invested an overwhelming $2,375,000,000 last year in newspapers - six times as much as in radio; nine times as much as in TV! Put the combined national coverage and local impact of the Total Selling daily newspaper to work on your products.It sells goods-at all levels at the same time and in the ^ame medium.THE TOTAL SELLING MEDIUM IS YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER £t)crtiroolic SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1959 Fine Address By Rev.N.Rawson At Meeting Of Waterloo Kiwanis Club \u2014i Av'^ WATERLOO \u2014 The Kiwanians a family together, they must pray heard one of the most inspiring together.talks of the year when Rev.N.The speaker was Introduced Rawson, of Montreal, visited the by Vice-President Walter Hughes club \u2019\tand thanked by Past President, In his opening remarks he re- Alden Perkins, minded the members and guests During the dinner, Presid e n t of' the fellowship that is found ! Wally Jenks commended three in a small community and lack- Kiwanians, John MacAskill, Sam-ing in larger centers and cities, uel Wave and Thomas Gardner, He commended the Kiwanians for the fine work they are doing for honoring their wives in cel- with cadets at the High School ebrating Mother\u2019s Day \u201cIf we are falling down in this world it is in the area of our homes,\u201d the speaker said.\u201cIn spite of all of the wonder f u 1 things that we have, such as jet planes, nuclear power, automatic machinery, these will not determine the future of the world.The future will be determined in the homes.A nation is only as good as its homes.Parents should spend more time with their families.If we are as alert in making our homes as good as they ought to be the future will be better.\u201cMake your home a cell, a growing living cell, not a prison.Listen to your family and show them your love.Discipline is a necessity, it may be stern but if it is given with love, it will be accepted by the child, who benefits and gives love in return.\u201d Mr.Rawson commended t h e modern mothers for the wonderful job they are doing in raising the present generation.He feels that they are better informed and capable of raising the children to become good citizens.The Family Council is a wonderful way to hold a family together and to further the understanding between the parents and children.Once a week the family gets together and discusses the family happenings.To keep He also thanked Mrs.Florence Dunlavey, Mrs.Eileen Campbell and Mrs.Jolicoeur for mak i n g the corsages worn by the ladies.Art Reed, chairman of the song program, assisted by John MacAskill, Bill Johnston and with Roger McKergow at the piano, led the group in a lively sing song.Seated at the headtablc, and introduced by Art Reed, were President and Mrs.Wally Jenks, vice-president and Mrs.Walter Hughes, Kiwanian and Mrs.A, Russell, Mr.Rawson and past-president Alden Perkins.The other members, their wives, and guests were introduced by George Telreault in his usual witty manner.PLAN BENEFIT EVENING The Alumnae of Maplewood Convent is making plans for a benefit evening Wednesday, May 27.As this is the first project for three years the committee in charge is hoping for the utmost cooperation.Bridge and 500 will be played at the City Hall at S.30 p.m.Numerous prizes for the games and door prizes are to be given.A light lunch will be served.Arrangements are under the direction of Mrs.B.A.Charle-bois.Proceeds are for missions and charitable works.GENERAL NOTES Rev.and Mrs.Boomhour, Mrs.Cora Marsh, Mrs.Joe Noble and Mrs.George Young attended the 33rd annual meeting of the Quebec Sherbrooke Presbyterial W.M S.at Richmond.Mrs.Boom-hour wss elected president of the Presbyterial.Mr.Boomhour, chairman of the Presbytery, .ex ter spending the winter in Montreal with her ton, Mr.Tenny Hall.Mr.P.D.Boright has returned from a visit, to his daughter, | Mrs.Robert Rowen, and Mr.Rowen, of New York City.Sister Dora Graves, Wor t h y tended his thanks on behalf of Grand Matron of Quebec, Order the ministers.\tof the Eastern Star is mak i n g Guests over the weekend at her official inspections of the the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.chapters in Districts 1 and 2, Dow were Mr.and Mrs.Gerald starting in April and continuing Fowler, Peter and Charles, of through May and June.Dur i n g Kingsbury.\tthe week of May 12, she visited Mr.and Mrs.George L.Tet- ; Victoria, Quebec, Progress, Thet-reault visited their son, Leonard, i ford Mines, Silver Star, East and his family in Haverill, Mass., Angus, and Maple Leaf, S t a n- for a few days Mrs.William Copping entertained Mr.and Mrs.George Staple, i of Montreal, over the weekend, ! Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ben Norris were, Mr.Don Norris and Miss Wool ! ward, of Montreal, and Mrs.I.Atkinson and Miss Pearl Williams.Mrs.Grant Whitehead, Mrs Herman Parsons and daughter, Nancy, of Alexandria, Ont., were guests of Mrs.Fred Jones for the weekend.Mrs.C.G.Hall has returned to her home on Ellis Street, af- MANSONVILI.E \u2014 Among those who attended the ordination service at Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal, when Gerald Tulk was ordained to the diaconate, were Mr.L.B.Eldridge, Cedric Bailey, Rev.E.F.Macklin, Mrs.Garth Eld-ridge, Miss Ruth Heath and Mrs.Mary Miller.Mrs.Tulk and son Waldo, spent several days in Montreal and attended the ordination of her husband.Mr.Frank Dodge and Mr.W.Dodge, of Johnson, Vt\u201e visit e d Mr.V.G.Atwell and Miss Atwell recently.bridge East.Institute Enjoys Illustrated Talk On Horticulture SAWYERV1LLE \u2014 The regular j meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute | was held in the Town Hall with I two visitors present.The presi- ( dent, Mrs.A.Robinson, presid-1 ed.The School Fair committee re-1 ported that the pupils had turned the forms and that seeds had been received and were being distributed.W.S.Richardson, from 1 WELCOME FIRST SHIP THROUGH SEAWAY \u2014 The 4,000-ton Dutch freighter Prins Johan Wil lem Frisco, first ship to arrive in Chicago by the St.Lawrence Seaway route, receives an Indian style welcome.Left to right: David Fox, an Otta.va; Josephine Blackbird, an Omaha; and Elli 14 attended the graduation ex-Eowless, an Oneida.The vessel was also greeted by fireworks, speeches and blasts from the horns, ercises of the Royal Victoria Hos* Three Villages Happenings Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jobel, Rock Island, were in Barre, Vt., visiting relatives.They are also frequent visitors of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Mosher at the Sherbrooke Hospital «here both are convalescing nicely.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Thayer, Rock Island, were in Worcester, Mass., over the weekend where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Station.Other guests were Mr.and Mrs.Fred Meyers of Paramus, N.J., and Mrs.Charles Garland of Ossington, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Thayer were accompanied by Mr.C.Thayer of Fitch Bay, who remained as a guest of relatives in White River Jet.En route they visited relatives at Bellows Falls, Vt., andin Charlestown, N.H.Dr.and Mrs.A.R.V.White, Stanstead, spent the weekend in Montreal and on Thursday, May sirens and whistles of every vessel within sight.Slides Shown At Canlerbury East Women's Institute CANTERBURY EAST \u2014 The served by the hostesses.r®\u2018|May meeting of the Women\u2019s In-\tGENERAL NOTES stitute was held, at the home of Mrs.Prentice Jacklin, with Mrs.^giDouglas Mayhew as joint hos Experimental Farm, gave an illustrated talk on Horticulture, which was very interesting.This was followed by a question period.The speaker was introduced by Miss Carson and thanked by Mrs.Kendall.A sale of plants and bulbs was held.less.The president, Mrs.Chapman, opened the session.During the past month a paper drive was organized and many sick were visited.Mrs.Herbert Mayhew, of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.Young were present.Mrs.Mayhew showed slides of her recent trip to Scotland and gave a vivid descrip- Luneh was served by the hostesses, Mrs.D.Twyman and Mrs lion with each picture.L.Desruisseaux.\tTea and refreshments were PP Slii 1.,, dVs Î CANADA LTD Mr.and Mrs.E.Anderson, of Sherbrooke were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Rudd, when Mr.Anderson showed slides on the missionaries who lost their lives in Ecualoir.A large group was present to enjoy the pictures.Mr.Charles Armstrong, of Scotstown, and Mr.Alton Armstrong of Newburgh, N.Y., were guests of their sister, Mrs.M.Smith.Mr.Alex Morrison, who was a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospit-tal, has returned home.Miss Elizabeth Rudd, student at Bishop\u2019s College, Lennoxville, has returned to her home here.Miss Elaine MacLeod, student at O\u2019Sullivans College in S h e r-brooke, spent several days at the home of her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Milton Goodwin spent the weekend in Thetford Mines, guests of friends.parents, Mr.and Mrs.Les 1 i e MacLeod.Miss G.Beaudoin, of Megantic, spent the weekend with her par-.\t___ ems, Mr.,\u201ed Mrs.G.Be.uMn.Mr.and Mrs.Gene Gray and à\"\"\" a\u201d m'^o.s! Jw pital where their daughter, Beverly, is a graduate of that school of nursing.While in the city they were the guests of relatives.Miss Joyce Chamberlain, Montreal, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs.Donat Leclerc, and Mr.Leclerc, Stanstead, and on Mother's Day accompanied them family, of Sherbrooke, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.P.Jacklin, Mrs.Florence Rand, a patient at the Sherbrooke Hospital for several days, has returned to Mr.and Mrs.James Rogers stanstead and is convalescing at have taken up residence on the Hetherington Rest Home.Wilfred Rogers farm.\tMr.E.J.Bedard, Rock Island, Mr.and Mrs.Sturnis Coates j who had a leg amputated almost have moved to the farm of Mr.a year ago, has returned to the Donald Murray.\tSherbrooke Hospital for further Friends of Mrs.Ben Coates observation and treatment, will be pleased to know she is ! Mr.Albert Young, Stanstead, home from the Sherbrooke Hos- who is a patient at the Sher- pital, where she was a patient for a month.Mr and Mrs.Bob Jacklin and family are residing with Mrs.Coates and operating the farm.Mrs.Ella Winston, of B u r y, is spending an indefinite time with her daughter, Mrs.Douglas Miss Sylvia MacLeod, student j Mayhew, and gaining nicely after nurse at the Sherbrooke Hospital, her illness in the Sherbrooke Hos- ts spending her holidays with her ISLAND BROOK \u2014 Guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Burns and Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Burns were Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Deering, of Detroit, Mich., and Mr.Charles Burns, of Sawyer-ville.The many friends of Mrs.M.Christie are sorry to learn she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, Mr.and Mrs.Ted Darker have returned home from the Southern States.They spent a while with Mr.William Painter.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Dawson and Diane spent a weekend in Montreal with relatives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Ian MacAulay and two sons, of Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Morrow.Mr.Ed.Hammond of Laehute, spent a weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Delmer Hammond.Mrs.Garnet Lister and Mrs.Gordon Lister, Miss Barbara Lister and Master Raymond Lister, were in East Angus to attend the christening of the daughter I of Mr.and Mrs.Miriam Lister, of Sherbrooke, and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Aulis.Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Burns pital.Miss Eileen Mayhew and Mrs.D.Mayhew were in Montreal recently.EAST HEREFORD \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.W.Howe of Hunting ville are guests of relatives and friends for a week.brooke Hospital, is reported improving.Mr.and Mrs.Carlton Joyce, Stanstead, were in Bishopton on Mother\u2019s Day to visit his parents, Mr.and .Mrs.O.S.Joyce, and in Sherbrooke to visit her mother, Mrs.B.Bush.STANBURY \u2014 Mr, and Mrs.A.Black with their son Stanley and daughter Francis, together with Mrs.L.Black, of Mystic, were recent visitors at the Crosby Home.Other guests were Mr.L.Beattie, Miss Isabel Beattie, of Cowansville, also Mr.Harry Black, of Bedford.Mr.and Mrs.James Hunter Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Mills and , and sons spent Mother\u2019s Day family of Bulwer, were weekend |with Mrs.G.A.David in For-guests at the home of Mr.and ' dyce.Mrs.E.Howe.\t1 \u2019\t___________________ Mrs.Ben Danforth and Misses MAGOG \u2014 Faye and Hilda Danforth of Cole-brook, N.H., were guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Cunnington recently.Mr.B.Cunnington, of Stan-sfead has moved into a rent in St, Faith\u2019s Guild of St.Luke\u2019» Church held a social evening recently in the Church Hall.Bingo was played and th e r e was also a food table, A raffle the home of Mr Guy E.Howe was won ^ p Catchpaugh, and will work for him tins sum the donor being Mrs.R.La-mer*\t! roeque.Tea was served at the Mr.and Mrs.A.Bolton and! close of the evening.The next Mr.Wendell Bolton were recent! meeting will be held in the guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Church Hall on May 20, with Owen and also of Messrs.Harold and Richmond Howe.A joint meeting of the Junior Red Cross for this term was held ! Mrs.W.Fields the hostess, when plans will be completed for the annual summer sale.( Mrs.M, Gustin and Miss Pewr in the School House on May 8 ' entertained St Luke's Guild at The (mothers of the children and their home.The next meeting several visitors were present.! will be held in the Church Hall, The work done by the Juniors with Mrs, J.Lowde and Mrs.0.this year was on display.The Holt as hostesses, teacher, Mrs.Laberee prepared Mrs.M.Pankovifceh, otf Sheiv spent a few days in Montreal.! a short program which was well brooke, was a guest, recently of guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ansell presented by the pupils.Lunch : Mr.and Mrs, T.Holt and fam-Burns.\tI was served afterwards.\tUy.wsprr' ORDER IABAUE COKE at the Season's Lowest By ordering your supply of ! Matte Coke now, you get your next Winter\u2019s heat at the lowest price of the season! 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TV.ErS TKOiLV place thets VACAWTj n rru.THIRTY BORM TMIRTV VEARS TOOSCXDM Quebec Vice-President Addresses Convention Of Complon County W.l.Lyster Fish And Game Has Many Projects in View COATICOOK - The Lake Lyster Fish and Game Club has many projects in view for the current summer season, including the clearing and grading of i long-proposed public bathing beach at Lake Lyster.As in past seasons the club has also planned a number of fishing days for the youngsters at the special children\u2019s pond on the Blake farm.All of these plans will cost the club several hundred dollars, in addition to the other regular work of the restocking lakes and streams in the area.To raise the necessary $4,000 for the projects FLANDERS \u2014 Neighbors, relatives and a host of friends were saddened to learn of the passing of Mr.Sam Campbell on the morning of May 6 at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Bryan McDermott.Mrs.Ralph K.Bennett from Ottawa spent the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law', Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey French.Mrs.John Patton of Island Brook is spending some time at the McDermott home.Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Campbell of St.Lambert spent sever- ! ible al days with Mr.and Mrs.Bryan ! McDermott being called here by the death of Mr.Campbell\u2019s father, Mr.Sam Campbell Among those from a distance ! who attended the funeral services for Mr.Sam Campbell were Mr.Talbot Boyd from Barre, Vt., Mr.COOKSHIRE \u2014 Mrs.Ossington, Provincial second vice-president of the Q.W.I., was guest speaker at the annual convention of the Compton County Women s Institute.held in Trinity United Church.The speaker assessed die work of the year from the reports of the conveners and felt that numerous projects had been attempted and a vast amount of good accomplished.She sugges t e d that members continue to work on \u201cnew members drive\u201d, school fairs, education for adults as well as juniors, to keep in touch with C.A.C.News and to keep in mind the Leadership Training Course at Macdonald College.Mrs.Ossington also urged the members to have discussions in their branches on \u201cHolli d a y House\u201d plans, to raise money so as many members as possible could attend the 60th anniversary of Q.W.I.\u2019s in 1961 at Macdonald College.She made spec i a 1 mention of the F.W.I.stamps and solicited iteas for the kind of gifts to send to the C.W.A.C.convention.She suggested that names be sent in to the nominating committee for provincial officers\u2019 vacancies and also that resolutions be sent in in good time.A condensed version of the minutes were read by the county secretary, Mrs.Wells Coates, also the correspondence.An invitation was received from the She r-brooke County W.L to attend its annual meeting, when Mrs.G.Taylor, the author, would be the guest speaker.A motion was made that the rules regarding the sugges t e d amendment of Article 14, para-: graph 6, be left unchanged.The secretaries were asked to notify (Mrs.G.Parsons of their lists of life members.It was stated that the Smith Memorial Hospital in Scotstown had been sold to a doctor.A committee is to be appointed to study the further needs of the Sherbrooke Hospital, and this committee will bring in their information to the fall meeting.The members were asked to work this summer on such projects as civil defence, pic n i c tables and traffic safety, and to report at the fall meeting.The yearly project is clothing for \u201cSave the Children Fund\u201d and donations should be brought to the annual convention of the county, the members of the entertaining branch to be respons-for sending the clothing on the tea-room at the County Fair in August.The special W.l.feature at the Fair will be a large map of the Eastern Tow nships and Compton County area, showing the population, early settlers, industries.a model farm, and other pictures.Cards of sympathy are to be sent to the families of the late Mrs.E.C.James, the, Mrs.A.W.Pratt and of Mr.Sam Campbell.Mrs G.Parsons gave a resume of what will be expected for ex hibits for the 5961 pageant at Macdonald College and requested that committees be appointed to work on the project The semi-annual county meeting will be held at Scotst o w n in the fall.It was stated that the Dietic Association would be glad to send out brochures, speakers or pictures to Home and School Associations or to Women's Institutes, so as to interest the young people in that vocation.Reports were given by the secretary - treasurer, audt tors, standing committees, also t h e special bursary' committee.A motion was made to give $l\\) to the Compton County Bursary Fund, if the County funds permitted, at the end of the year.At noon, a turkey banquet was served in the Church Hal! b> the Cookshire ladies.During the noon hour Mrs G.Learned and Mrs D.MacRae played a number of piano duets, and Miss Veronica Hall sang a solo.The meeting then reconvened SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY.MAY 19.1999 I in the church and was opened | I with the singing of the \"Hymn of All Nations\".Miss Palmer introduced the guest speaker.Winston Fraser, a recent winner of the Public Speaking Cent est held for the county high school pupils, also gave his interesting I speech.Mrs.Philip Boy, County president, made a few remarks, and thanked the officers for their co-operation and loyalty.Mrs.Ossington presented the slate of officers for next year, and also installed them as follow s : - President, Mrs.Philip Boy; 1st.vice president, Mrs.R.B.Learned; Jnd vice-president.Miss L.Palmer; secretary \u2022 treas u r e r, Mrs.Wells Coates.Conven e * s: Agriculture, Mrs.Sterling Bailey; Education, Mrs.C.Kendall; Home Economics, Mrs.0.Dougherty ; citizenship.Mrs.Mai 1 i n Westgate; welfare and health, Mrs Percy Coates.Mrs A.Leonard gave the courtesy convener's report and Mrs, Heatherington took charge of the short period of community singing.The ladies were then served afternoon tea in the Church Hall.the club will sponsor a drawing and Mrs.Bill Seaward and to take place July 4, the main prize being a boat and motor.The winner may take $1,000 in cash in place of the prize, valued at $1,500 if he so desires.The date for the children's fishing day, with prizes for the best catches will be announced shortly.daughter Gail, Mr.and Mrs.L.Taylor and Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Strange of St.Lambert, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Ford, Messrs.Pat Gain and Clyde Paige from Grenville, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Westgate from East Angus and Mr.and Mrs.Milton Labaree from Sand Hill.to its proper destination.Scotstown, Brookbury and East Clifton are responsible for the radio broadcasts this year.The Home Economics conveners were asked to look after the plans for IVES HILL i Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Fin 1 a y of Sherbrooke were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.Everett.Mrs.J.G.Farwell has returned home from Edmonton, Alta., after visiting friends and relatives at that place.;,sSg:giS Mortgage f t A CANADA LIFE POLICY for A xfreNK* Pu'pOM A\t.iv.V.4 Could she keep up the payments?To mortgage some of your own future earnings for the sake of a home is often good business.but don't mortgage your family's future too.At Canada Life we have a simple answer to the problem .Mortgage Protection policies.You simply take out a policy sufficient to cover your mortgage.Rates are relatively low because as you pay off the mortgage you need less insurance! 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HANDBAGS and LUGGAGE J.A.PIGEON REG'D 142 Wellington N.LO.2-3424 You ere cordially invited to visit our FASHION SALON Located at: 48 PEEL ST.where you'll see hats, scarves, stockings, end Watson underwear.MRS.J.N.RHEAULT, REG'D.Tel.LO.2-0789 BARGAIN SALE: Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, Filter Queen, and many others from $10.00 up, to clear, rebuilts.See them; it's worth while.We repair all makes, and electrical appliances.J.O.Poulin, 906 King West, Tel.LO.9-4808.on Wednesday, April 15, at Bishop's Funeral Chapel, Rev.R.S.Jervis ¦ Read officiating.Bearers were J.A.Largy, R.Tomlinson, W.W, Johns and H.J.Drew.Interment was in Waterloo | Cemetery, beside his first wife, the former Marjory Bressett, of | North Hatley, who predeceased him a number of years ago.Mr.Magoon leaves to mourn his loss his secomi wife, Emma Caswell, widow of John Black; three daughters, Irene, Mrs.F.j Whitehead, of South.Stukeiy, Elsie, Mrs.Arthur Lucier, Wil-hraham, Mass., Evelyn, Mrs.Paul Boisier, of New Brunswick, N.J.: a son, Arthur Magoon, of Waterloo; a sister, Mrs.Pete Paquette, of Waterloo, a niece, [ Mrs.A.Lebrun, of Waterloo; a nephew, Mr.Paquette, Waterloo; ' three sons-in-law, Frank White-head, Arthur Lucier and Paul I Boisier; a brother-in-law, Pete Paquette, and a number of grandchildren.Friends who attended the committal in Waterloo were Mr.and J Mrs.Percy Dunbar, Mr.Gordon 111,irk, Mrs.William Caswell and Mrs.Edward Johns.OBITUARIES THOMAS A.KYDD, OF SHERBROOKE Following an illness of over three years Thomas A.Kydd passed away April 20 at the Wales Home, Richmond.Mr.Kydd was born at Minton, March 30, 1886 the son of the late John Kydd and his wife Mary Wells.Coming to She r-brooke as a youth he had spent the better part of his Life here.On October 3, 1931 he was united in marriage to Julia Agnes Stenson, who predeceased him in 1937.One son, Charles, who was born of this union, survives him.He also leaves a daughter-in-law and a grandson; a sister Martha, Mrs.Charles Baxter, of Lynn, Mass.; a brother William, of Richmond; a brother-in-law and several nieces, nephews and cousins.The funeral was held April 23 from Bishop's Funeral Chapel, Rev.A.G.Macleod official i n g, with interment in the Reedsville Cemetery, North Hatley.The bearers included James Johnston, Arthur Taylor, Darrell Bloomfield, Robert Baker and Sidney Spanswiek.Among those present were Mr.and Mrs.William Kydd, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Kydd, of Richmond; Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Stenson, of Quincy, Mass.; Mrs.C.P.Rancourt and Miss Mabelle Currier, of Newport, Vt.MRS.HARMON LODGE, OF DANVILLE DANVILLE \u2014 This community was saddened by the death of Alice Luella Moyles, wife of the late Harmon Lodge, which occurred at her home on April 14.1959, Mrs.Lodge was the youngest daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Moyles, of Lome, Que.On Dec.24, 1900, she was married to Harmon Lodge, of Slatington.Three children were born to them, Leslie Carroll, who passed away in 1919, John, who lives at Asbestos, and Harriet, of Danville.Left to mourn her loss are: John S.Lodge, son; Harriet Lodge Morrill, daughter; her only sister, Ida, Mrs.George F.Lodge; a daughter-in-law snd six grandchildren.The funeral was held on April 16, with family prayers at her late residence followed by service at St.Augustine\u2019s Anglican Church, Rev.Peter Kingston officiating.The hymns sung were The Lord Is My Shepherd and The Day of Resurrection.The Nunc Diminis was sung as the body-left the church.The bearers were Alfred Perkins, Alden Carr, Louise Nadeau, SHAVER REPAIRS Estimata* Work Guaranteed ROSS-BIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD 183 Frontenac Sherbrooke Nelson Bourrett, Wallace Gallup and Isaac Morrill.Interment took place in the Danville cemetery, beside her husband, who passed away in 1948.Among those present were, Dr.and Mrs.E.C.Burband and David, and Mrs.Stella Boulanger, of Montreal; Mrs.Luella Weir, of Bishopton; Mr.and Mrs.Archie Sparks and Mr.William Sparks, of Lennoxville.MRS.AR1STRIDE DERY, OF MONTREAL, Formerly of Bedford BEDFORD \u2014 The funeral of Mrs.Aristride Dery, who passed away in Montreal on Tues d a y, May 5, was held on Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock from the funeral parlors of Joseph Dion and Son to the parish church of St.Damien.Mrs.Dery, the former Sophia Giasson, was born in L\u2019Ange Gardien.Following her marriage she was a resident of Bedford for many years.On the death of her husband five years ago, she went (o Montreal, where she was with her daughter, a member of the Order of the Grey Nuns.Suffering from the effects of a stroke, Mrs.Dery had been confined to her bed for many months.She is survived by nine of her ten children, Enried Dory, Bedford; Raymond Dery, Lowell Mass.; Rev, Father Maurice Dery and Rev.Father Paul Dery, of St.Hyacinthe; Mrs.Hector Lapalme, Bernadette, St.Grégoire; Antoinette, a member of I the Grey Nuns; Mrs.J.Char-bonneau, Therese, Winooski, Vt,; Mrs.L.Kidder, Laurette, Holyoke, M»«s.; Margaret, Iberville.A son, Albert predeceased her.She also leaves (wo brothers-in-1-aw, Louis and Theodore Dery; two sisters-in-law, Mrs.Louis Dery and Mrs.Theodore Dery: I two daughters-in-law , Mrs.Emiel Dery, and Mrs.Raymond Dery; three sons-in-law, H.Lapalme, J.Charbonneau, and L.Kidder, as well as a large number of grandchildren.A sister \u2022 in-law, Mrs, Edward Dery, passed away some weeks ago.The funeral was largely attended, the floral tributes being many and very beautiful.Interm e n t was in the family lot in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.GEORGE MAGOON.OF SHERBROOKE I Relatives and friends were | saddened by the death on April 13, 1959, of George Magoon at the Sherbrooke Hospital, after an illness of six days.He had been in poor health for a number of years and was a retired C.P,R P'-\u2019-'orer.The funeral service was held FORREST R.HOOKER, OF BISHOPTON BISHOPTON \u2014 Residents of this community were shocked to learn of the sudden death of For-j rest R.Hooker on April 28, 1959, I following a lengthy illness.Mr.Hooker was born in Duds-i well, son of the late Lamess ! Hooker and his late wife, Mc-j linda Rolfe.On Oct.14, 1925, he was united in marriage to Alice Carlson of Bishopton, who survives him.He also leaves numerous relatives.Mr.Hooker spent his ent i r e life in Dudswell and Bishopton.The funeral was held on May 1 at the Church of the Good Shepard here, Rev.C.S.Brett Perring officiating.Two favorite hymns were sung by the choir, Abide with Me and Lead Kindly Light.Bearers were Ernest Bennett, Keith Bennett, Ralph Gilbert, Douglas Bishop, Horace Ainsworth and Cyril Rolfe, all close friends of the deceased.The floral offerings were numer o u s and beautiful, testifying to t h e high esteem in which Mr.Hooker was held.Interment was in the fam i 1 y lot in Lakeside Cemetery.There was a large attendance of relatives and friends from Ottawa, Montreal, Sherbrooke, Derby Line.Vt., Hatley.Bury, Brookbury, Magog, Foster, Saw-yervitle, Lennoxville, East Angus and Richmond.RH BLOOD FACTOR NEED NOT TERRIFY PROSPECTIVE PARENTS Several puzzled or distressed parents or prospective parents, have inquired about the meaning of the Rh factor of the blood and about a kind of jaundice in infants known as erythroblastosis.Complicated as this subject is, I shall try to give it quick rundown.First, the Rh factor is an obscure substance which is present in the blood of some people and not in others.It can be tested for and today it is almost always in-i eluded in examination of the blood, particularly of prospective parents.Certain unfortunate combina-i lions of Rh factor ih the parents | may result in miscarriage, or the | disease of infants known as ery-! throblastosis fetalis.The Rh factor is complicated by !the fact that it consists of several types.Stated most simply, however, 87 per cent of us have an obscure substance in our blood which classifies us as being Rh positive.The other 13 per cent are called Rh negative.Those with this type of blood can become sensitive to Rh positive blood with possible dangers not only in pregnancy, but also from blood transfusion.If a woman has Rh negative blood and becomes pregnant with an Rh positive child (because the father is Rh positive), the child may be stillborn or have erythroblastosis fetalis.However, this does not always occur.The first child is usually healthy (and often later ones) unless the mother has previously received blood transfusions with Rh positive blood.And this is becoming rare due to greater care in giving transfusions.Furthermore, only about one woman in 25 or 50 with Rh negative blood and an Rh positive husband gives birth to a baby with j erythroblastosis.It should be pointed out also that even if a child does have erythroblastosis, much can often be done by giving blood transfusions after birth.Three-fourths of the infants with crythroblas-tosis formerly died, but now nine out of ten can be saved with the j right kind of transfusions.To summarize the situation: If both parents are Rh positive there is little to worry about.If the | mother is Rh positive and the father Rh negative, there is nothing to worry about.If the mother is Rh negative and the father Rh positive occasional trouble can be anticipated.Although erythroblastosis in an infant is a serious thing indeed, one should remember that the possibilities of its development can be anticipated if the blood of the parents has been tested.Much can be done for it by blood trans-| fusions if identified promptly.There are also many infants who develop jaundice for short periods of time who do not have erythroblastosis.It is wise, therefore, to use appropriate precautions rather than to become panicky about the possibilities.GOLD! k I WISH Hé- V.'.r.l'lT >3 TJAT EVEiN T;ME X SAWN.LIVING IN A DEMOCRACY MEANS WE ARE FREE TO DO AS WE LIKE! 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IS THAT WAS JUST TRYIKT TO INNERTAIN V0U,WHEN ] THE KIND OP kTHATTROUBLEMAKER GOT INTO TH' ACT!/ HOSPITALITY I TAUGHT YOU TO SHOW OUR GUESTS?! im-t- ICCI ! SC' ! MRS.PAUL OUELLETTE, OF BEDFORD BEDFORD \u2014 The death took place on Wednesday, April 22.at the Notre Dame Hospital, Montreal, of Mrs.Paul Ouellette.Mrs.Ouellette, had taken ill the preceding Sunday and was taken by ambulance to hospital.The former Miss Rollando Nois-eux, Mrs.Ouellette had been a resident of Bedford for sev e r a 1 years, coming here from Frelighs-burg, where she had lived following her marriage.The funeral was held at 10 o'clock on Saturday from the funeral parlors of Joseph Dion and Son to the parish church of St, Damien.The high esteem in which Mrs.Ouellette was held in both Bedford and Frelighsburg and the surrounding district was evidenced by the large number attending the service and the many beautiful floral tributes.Interment was in the fam i 1 y lot in the Catholic Cemetery at Frelighsburg, beside her infant daughter, who predeceased her some years ago.In addition to her husband, Mrs.Ouellette is survived by a sister and several brothers.MRS.MADGE EDNA TURNER, OF KNOWLTON KNOWLTON \u2014 This community was saddened when it learned of Uie death of a highly respected and beloved citizen, Mrs.Midge Turner, in Montreal, on May 3, 1959.Mrs.Turner, wife of the late Charles Horatio Turner, had made her home in Knowlton for the past several years and prior (o that had spent the sum m e r LAWRENCE \u2014 Mr.Arlington Spaulding, of Elliot Lake, and Mr.Malcolm Burwash and Miss Claudett j I Baron, of Sherbrooke, were | guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alvin Burwash.Those visiting Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Martin, were Mr.and Mrs.j Stanley Jackson, of Elliot Lake, ! Mrs.M.Worby, of Cookshire, Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Sylvester and family, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Martin.and sons Wendel and Wayne, of Bury.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.James \\ Marshall were, Mr.and Mrs.A, i Veilleux, and Mr.and Mrs.A.! Corriveau of Asbestos.Mr.and Mrs.A.Hoelcstra and son Linse, and Mr.and Mrs.O OUT OF THE WAY, SlGNORINA\" WE'RE SHOOTING THE KILLING SCENE/.?r.HQHUtUnCMiHhii NO ONE )( WHAT'LL lOO\t, KILLS A NOW,\t1 NO PIG, \\ SIGNOR mYÎ = 4J ¦ WHILE NO 1 DIREC- ^ ^ ' WSWINEJ TORE?, AR0UN LET THEM BOTH HAVE THE AXE.'/ \\ THIS IS A CHEAP PICTURE.'! I CANT AFFORD TO STOP > CAMERA/.'J Autograph my school/) love ANNUAL, huh, RUTHIE?/ TO \u2014 DARUN - Hoekstra and daughter, Minke, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.P.Hoegsma.^ m dAZOO/ J daisy-dou_/ DONT BE6REEN U\\ Ail OVER RUTHIE JONES ' V {A -YOU'RE SPUMY auref?Z.Scribble something CLEVER., HUH, BABY?CLASS / SOaj* ç- », n* a\u2014,*.»< T « o' months here with her husband and family.The deceased was a member of St.Paul\u2019s Anglican Church, the Parochial G-uild and the Woman's Auxiliary and was particularly interested in the J.B.W.A.She was interested in all : community affairs and gave her isupport to any worthwhile cause.She attended every concert presented by the Knowlton High School Band as long as she was able.Mrs.Tumor went to Montreal during the Christmas holi days and was taken ill while there and never fully recovered.Left to mourn her loss are: Frances, Mrs.W.S.Bowles,! Ivy, Mrs.J.G.Awde and Charles, all of Montreal, and Donald of Cardinal, Ont., as well ! as several grandchildren.Prayers were held at the Joseph Wray Chapel at 10 am' on Wednesday, May fi, and at SL ! i Paul's Anglican Church in Knowl- ! ton at 1 pm.Rev, T.E.R.Nurse conducted the service and the choir sang the hymn, \u2018\u2018Unto The Hills,\u201d with Mr*.F.M Bowen, a close friend of the deceased, as organist.Interment was in the Knowlton i Protestant Cemetery.\t| J1GGS jis&e, why don't you ,, CALL UP TITUS CANSV J/ NOTHIN' AND INVITE HIM 7D ,\u2014.-«-WW\u2014-.1\t, TI \\: I\u2019LL LET YOU\tI THOUGHT HAVE Ys VOU SAID NO BROCCOLI ^/SUBSTITUTIONS INSTEAD OF/s.\u2014________- TURNIPS r -\t>' I \u2014i I Slanstead Fish And Game Plans Annual Banquet AYER'S CLIFF - A general meeting of the SUnstead County Fish and Game Club was held at St.George's hall, with a good number of directors and members attending.President Win.Hunter presided.Plans were made for the annual banquet on June 9, to be held at the Fair Grounds dining hall at 6.30 p.m., when the women\u2019s church groups of Ayer\u2019s Cliff will serve a family style turkey dinnc.Various committees were appointed in connection with the supper arrangements.Soliciting prizes for the supper BURY - Miss Jeanne Bedard of Lennox-ville, was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.T.G.Stokes.Mr.and Mrs.G.Beauchesne, of Victoriaville, were recent visitors in town.Rev.G.Norris and Mr.and Mrs.C.Anderson spent a few days in Toronto recently.The Bury Athletic Association held an important meeting in the Town Hall on Monday night to formulate plans for the July 1 celebrations for which Bury is famous.Committees were appointed for the various departments in an effort to make this the best one yet.Some very interesting suggestions were brought to light and with everyone in the mood to help, history is in the making.Another meeting will be held shortly.The Montreal Canadiens wil be present and will participate in a ball game.The usual parade of floats, and the variety concert are on the agenda as well as many other interesting events.DUBOYCE'S CORNER \u2014 Mrs.Lillian McCleary, Mr.S.Wilson of Brill, Mr.Lester Ball of Cowansville, Mrs.Dana Frizzle, Master Garry Frizzle of Mor-risburg, Ont., and Mr.and Mrs.Lyon Chaffee of East Franklin, Vt., were visitors at the Badger home.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Duboyce, of South Hatick, Mass., spent a few days with the former's mother, Mrs.Lottie Duboyce and Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Duboyce.Visitors at the same home were Mr.Raymond Marshall of Long Island, N.Y., and Mr.Reg.Flannigan, of Warden.Mr.Milton Crawford is spending a week with his parents at Ville St.Laurent.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Duboyce of South Hat i c k were visitors of Mr.and M r s.Wm.Stone.Visitors at the J.E.Bad g e r home were Mrs.Cook, Mrs.M.Bayer, Mr.Fred Reed all of New\u2019port, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.Otis Laflamme of Knowlton.Mrs.John Badger, Mrs.Ernest Badger, Mrs.L.Brooks, accompanied by Mrs.S.Taylor and Mrs.G.Tibbitts, of Knowlton, attended the W.C.T.U.Convention at Sutton.Mr.Jim Morgan, Cathy n n d \u2019\u2019lîverley of Knowlton were guests jf Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Stone Mr.and Mrs.Roy Duboyce of South Natick, Mass., visited several relatives and friends in Knowlton while visiting here.will be: Harold Emslie, Beebe: Charles Merriman, Stans t e a d: Philip Poaps and George Jcyal, Rock Island; Wendell Beattie.Lennoxville; Peter Morgan and another member, at Ayer's Cliff: Grover Dustin, Magog: Rene Paquette.Waterloo: Joe Ball, North Hatley; Seth Blake and Angus Patterson, Coaticook.The club controlled ponds will be opened for fishing on >1 a y 23 at Crystal Lake.Stans lead, O'Malley, Hatley and Baldwin's ponds.The North Derby rearing pond project will commence within a few days to be ready for stock-; ing the end of June or early in July.This project will cost from $700 to $900.Payment of repairs being done on the George Moore property children's pond was authorized.Ronnie Basient, Waterloo, gave a fine report on the O\u2019Malley dam and the trout there.The hatchery has stocked this with several thousand trout.j Philips Poaps, raffle chairman, reported tickets on the boat, motor, blankets and rubber foam VALE PERKINS - Mrs.Maud Mossa was an overnight guest of her sister.M r s.Julia Carter at North Troy, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.George Jewett and daughters, Sandra.Carolyn and Jane were Mothers\u2019 Day-guests of Mrs.Jewett\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Booth and family at Waterloo.Messrs.Vernon George and Hollis Tibbitts were calling on the latter\u2019s sister, Mrs.Hollis Wilkins at a St.Alban\u2019s Hospital at St.Alban\u2019s Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Wright of South Vernon, Mass., were calling on Mrs.Burton George.Mr.and Mrs.Wright have sold their home and are renting an apartment prior to their taking up a permanent residence in Florida.Miss Rita Mossa and Master Douglas Mossa were overn i g h t guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Griggs at North Troy, Vt.mattress going well.John Evans, membership chairman, stated abouj 260 tickets had been sold to date J.A.Page was appointed as chairman, with .director from each district, to draw up another bylaw.Th.s will be p r e-sented and discussed at the July meeting and voted upon in Sep-; tember.It was noted that, according to the provincial fish laws, rainbows taken from Crystal must be 10 inches or more in length.Weighing in stations for Mol-son\u2019s fish contest are at Cliff Woodard's at North Hatley; Joe Ball's, Baldwin\u2019s Pond; Lyle Thompson\u2019s Ayer's Cliff; Montie Elsdon's, Woodacres Hotel, Man-sonviile; George Seguin's store, Beebe; Cliff Rediker\u2019s, Granite-ville; George Audet\u2019s.Rock Island, and Maurice Rolfe\u2019s, George ville.PIGEON HILL\u2014\t\u2022 1 Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs.Ken Willey, were Mr and Mrs Leslie Clough of St.Lambert.Miss Marion Bell, of Sawyerville Mr.Stanley Locke, of East Angus, and Mr.Eddie Gillespie of Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.E M.Erno and family of Enosburg Falls, Vt., were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Mitchell Emo.and Mr and Mrs.Chas.Bourdeau.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY, MAY 10.1050 Soviets To Cross Antarctic Ice Cap In Plush, Hermetically-Sealed Vehicles By VINCENT BUIST\tstepping outside the cosy interior MOSCOW i Reutersi\u2014The So of the vehicle, viet explorers who will trek AI the end of the day s work, across the Antarctic ice cap this \"M* blizzards rage outside, the year will do so in foam rubber crew will be able to take warm armchairs and in air-conditioned showers before signalling the cook comfort.Russian engineers have built a Master Mark Bourdeau is i n \"