Sherbrooke daily record, 13 août 1959, jeudi 13 août 1959

[" (1959\t\tAUGUST\t\t\t\t1959 i S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1 I ^\t3\t4\t5\t6\tT\t8 3\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15 |16\t17\t18\t19\t20\t21\t22 123 130\t24 31\t25\t25\t27\t28\t29 IjecbtookeTDailiijBecotcl THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS / \u2022WNT: SEASONABLE Sunny with * ( 1**\tMr Smallwood left the tiny oan por4 of Travemuonde First RESTORE THE RIGHT\tstreet corner* of his St.John's reports irdira\u2019od none of her Mr.Holiett said the Conserva- West constituency to address crew w as hurt.\tlive party ia pledged tty rertore ! voters over televwzn.The pro- of both partie* concerned.\" Mr.S m al ! w o o d was referring to Prime Minister Diefenbaker'* decision to end financial aid to Newfoundland under Term 20 March 31, 1962 Mr.Diefenbaker said the province's financial.position would be reviewed at, that tim«, .The fiery premier called th« that um-mploy- \u20aci^ctlon after hi.s resolution con- ment in Newfoundland |oday is damning the fédéra I govem-thc worst in the British Common\thandling of financial aid w,,-a^h\tto Newfoundland was opposed Mr Daley said the Ikemo- by two Conservative House mem-cratie Parly'* \"most important hers objective is to develop employ House standings at dissolu)ion merit opportunities for all our were Liberals 31, PCs two, United for our Newfoundland Party two, with one seat vacant, Today's Chuckle T|m« might bs * grttf ht*l-*r, but ft'» * loury beaul'^ian. \t SHKRBROOKK DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AU Ci.13, 1039 corner \u2014 Jack WeLb, for whom she has acted on his various TV series.Now she has a good role in his newspaper movie 30'»,\u201d a title which is bound to cause | no end of confusion I Between scenes, Nancy re-! counted some of her amazing his-^ tory.She first came to Hollywood from New York as one of the j long parade of Howard Hughes (discoveries.She said that she (grew restless with inactivity, but She told her: \u201cNobody ever quits me \" She broke the precedent, acting hopeful Show Y\\\t\u2022 Cowansville Legion Half Of Schedule Fair Rained Out, Second Postponed To Week-End Watt, Bob Carmichael, Bill Sharpies.Tom Mur.dy, Alex Burton.Harle Royea, John Miller Fete Frtion The ladies' comzmuees were as follows food, Mrs.A.Gagnon, due Mrs.Gordon Hobbs; faneywork, the mer, eancy, Mrs.G.Pniiitpa; ana fiah pond, Mrs.Norman Brock, and Thanks to all workers and patrons are expressed by Mrs.Bar-ran and Keith Scott.Praue is everybody concerned, and general feeling is one of HOLLYWOOD CAI\u2019)\u2014\u201cThe big gest problem 1 have is convinr ing producers 1 want to act They\u2019^en became an wonder where they have heard the name Nancy Valentine.Then they say, \u2018Oh, yes.she was the girl who was married to the Maharajah of Cooch Behar.She »must be so rich that acting is just a hobby.\"\u2019 \u2019 Not so, says the beautiful ?blonde.She\u2019s acting because she ; needs to support herself and her small daughter And she's mak \u2022 ing headway: She now is doing her first feature movie, Nancy is admittedly a public ity \u2022 created personality.To the ,, general public\u2014and film produc A, ers, too \u2014 she is one of those elusive names that pop up in the news and gossip columns But can she act?» \u201cI've appeared on hundreds of TV shows,\" she says, \u201cbut pro ducers always ask me, \u2018what have you done?\u2019 it's dishearten ing \" At least one producer is in her for David Selznick and Mervyn Leroy.Enter the maharajah.Their alliance is clouded in leg end, but it appears that they met in a Hollywood night club, he fell head over turban for her and took her to India as his wife.RELATIONS SHAKY ANYWAY ' But India was undergoing an economic shake-up.\" she said, \u201cif ! the country recognized our mar riage, It would have meant the loss of investments that the had in banks overseas.About this time, my relations with the maharajah were getting a little shaky anyway, so I de- cided to call it off.\" She returned to Hollywood\u2014 ¦ m PREMIER CINE m Mara Corday - Pat Conway \"UNDERSEA GIRL\" Tom Ewall - SHera# North \"THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS\" Tachnieolor Clnamatcopa ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ vert of the self realization fellow1 ship and renounced her wordly goods\u2014including a big settlement from the maharajah\u2014to enter its hermitage on nearby Mount Washington.After three years, she left.Marriage followed to wealthy Frederick Till]aghast HI.This broke up aller two years and one daughter.Now at 31, Nancy Val entine is working hard to make her career catch up with her pub licity.Wi anticipation pies; darts, Mrs.J.Miller, W.McCIatchie, Mrs.Isabelle Cra- glon Fair.of another Mrs.L.Primont, Mrs.Wm.Shar- happy - Mrs.weekend made gall by the Le- Photographed on the opening night of the Legion Fair at Cowansville-.From the left: Bandmaster Edward Benoit; Charles Wyatt chairman of the drawing committee, branch president.Albert Strange; fair chairman and vice-president Keith Scott; secretary.Yvon (Photo Studio Eclair) Sherbrooke\u2019s Rendez Vous for Discriminating Diner*.Air Conditioned \u2014 SPECIALTIES \u2014 CHINESE MEALS BAR B Q \u2014 STEAKS Moderate Prices I Daily Businessmen's Specials Tako Ou» Ordyr» \u2014 LO.Î 8255 2637 Klny Watt\u2014Sharbrooko Plenty of Parkiny Spaca L Bites Driver\u2019s Nose ROME (Reuters)\u2014An Italian taxi driver was taken to hospital for plastic surgery Tuesday afler part of his nose was bitten off by a motorist in a quarrel at a crossroads.The taxi driver, Giuseppe Catroni, 30, and the motorist got out of their cars and Iwgnn fighting after each refused to give the right of way.Banned From Stores LONDON ( Reuters i A widow w-hs banned- by a l/omlon court Tuesday from entering any de partment store for the next three years.Mrs.Kathleen Beale, 41, with 11 previous convictions for shoplifting, was discharged by the i court on this condition after pleading guilty to stealing goods ; worth M\u2019, shillings ($fl 44).V SUSAN HAYWARD /// m lb* try* »*ory of NSS Borbara Graham-whose \\\\\\ murcW Inal shocked lh« world! X want to Vs VS vs vs Gaudreau.COWANSVILLE.\u2014 The first night was a pleasant summer eve ning and the Legion Fair was : well attended, but on the follow mg night heavy rain caused post-! poneinent of the scheduled sec-ond half of the popular annual \u2018 event to Friday and Saturday, 1 August 14, 15, after which a financial report will be made It was obvious, however, that the project was a success, judged by the scores of people about the various booths on the grounds j and at the bingo and other games tables in the hall.One amusing ; indication was the announcement that the fish pond had closed be ! fore the end of the first session because all the prizes had been won, $27 worth in dimes from eager little hands.The stock i-i to be replenished Also for the children's amuse ! ment, w ere rides on the terra-plane Both youngsters and adults I seemed to enjoy the various games of chance and many showed their skill at the dart board There were also well stocked ! booths of fancy work, novelties, ! cooking, candy, soft drinks, etc.Contributing in no small mea sure to the pleasures of the Fair was the Cowansville Harmony 1 Band under the direction of F.d-i ward Benoit.They opened the gay occasion with a parade from the Town Hall to the Legion grounds, Davignon Blvd\u201e where they presented a light and lively program which included The Enchanted Canyon, Hall of Fame, Esmeralda, and marches.For two bandmaster handed his baton to guest conductors, his son Teddy Benoit, and Bandmaster Jack dent, Albert Strange; Henderson, of Farnham.Also of Thorney Pickering; treasurer, secretary, Yvon Gaudreau; the members named below, and the Ladies' Auxiliary, under the presidency of Mrs.Arthur Barrait.Legionaircs active in the event were Gordon Robertson, Walter Strange, Malcolm Cady, Ernie charge of organizing the Johnston, Larry I^abrecque, Fred was vice-president, Keith Knight, Norm Browning, Bud particular note was the fact that in the absence of a major-domo, Police Chief L.Deragon assumed -everal other that duty for the parade, and did selections, the a most efficient job of keeping the road clear, despite Friday night crowds in carnival mood.In Fair Also DEBBIE REYNOLDS - TONY RANDALL m enwir* r< a THE MATING GAME' TODAY/ [cj\t-n ^ ^ ^ ^ 5- s\tr r -y ^ WATERLOO FAIR August 22\"J-'23d Soturday Afternoon LITTLU LEAGUE BASEBALL \u2014 Propramm.Doubls H.sctor HORS» SHOW Saturday Night CATTLE PARADE IN THE ARENA Sunday Afternoon Hois* Show ond CsHI# Parsdo in front of Grondifind.Sunday Evening LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Doubl* Hesdtr DRAWING TO BE HELD IN THE ARENA ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS FOR 2 N S U.PRINT CARS 1 winner each night Ploa»* not»: th* parson holding tho winning ticket doe» not have to be present (contrary to any notice on tickets or publicity) Horticultural Display» e Games # All concessions will be held by local organisa tiens.Klwanls.Legion.Knight* of Columbus.Wales Home To Hear North Hatley Preacher Sunday NORTH HATLEY \u2014 Or Joseph L, Sullivan, the summer minister of the First Umversalist Church here will be the guest preacher at the Wales Home in Richmond on Sunday afternoon, Aug.IB, at 2 30 p.m., when he will preach on the subject.Sun down; Splendid and Serene.This will be his first service at the home, where in residence are two former active members of the North Hatley Universalis! Church.This is the fourth summer that Dr.Sullivan has been at the North Hatley Church and he is wed] known to many in ths area.He will continue to preach through Labor Day Sunday each week at 10:45 a m.Alt summer visitors are cordially invited to attend.COATICOOK \u2014 The committee concerned with the activities of the Playground (OTJ) has planned a celebration for Sunday, Aug.IBth to mark the fifth year in which planned summer sports and supervise recreation for Coatieook children have been held.A parade through the streets of the town to the playground will he held.A program of races and other competitive contests has been planned and a highlight of the day will he the crowning of the junior mayor and mayoress.A tag day for the benefit of the Playground will he held on Friday and Saturday.Leaders will attend a training camp for one week at Lake Ljrtor in order to become more efficient playground supervisors.Women's Institute Holds Meeting At Cleveland CLEVELAND \u2014 The Women -Institute met at the home of j Miss Minnie Stamp.Tho mooting was presided over by the president.Mrs.Gordon Healy, and the minutes and cor respondenee were read by Mrs.Royce Taylor.Members answered the roll call by telling what they read first in the newspaper.Today\u2019s ; Chuckle and the Births, Deaths, | and Marriages proved the most ! popular as first read items.Copies of the Federated News were distributed among the members.Plans were made to hoM a nan,mage sale in September and Mrs.Gordon Healy offered 1er home for a card party for the beginning of September Old woollens were brought in to tie exchanged for a wool blanket.A committee was appointed to draw up a program for the 40th! anniversary celebration of this' branch.Conveners' reports were given | by Mrs.Clarence Pease for homo economics on Household Hints, and Mrs.Royce Taylor for publicity, read a paper on Summer Heat.A contest was held by the publicity convener on abbreviations of names of societies; with Mrs.A.T.Smith and Miss A.Pease having the most correct answers.Refreshments were served by tho hostess.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.Hazel Taylor Scott, who worked in co-opera- j Taylor, Jack Bromby, S.W.Motion with the other executive of- Clatchie, Grant Paterson, Aibert ficers of the Cowansville Branch Gagnon, Ronald Lowday, John No.99, Canadian Legion; presi- Bowling, Chas.Cromack, Dave .J The champion hula dancer of Tahiti, Ramine, will be seen in Canada for the first time as a featured performer in Cinerama South Seas Adventure.Born 18 years ago on the coral islet of Bora Bora in French Oceania, Ramine performs the authentic native hula in the Bastille Day ceremonies filmed on Tahiti by Cinerama Producer, Carl Dudley.One of the most photographed girls of Tahiti, Ramine recently was the winner of a dance contest which entitled her to a tour of the Cnited States as a professional dancer.At the advice of her foster parents, Igor and Prudence Allan, Ramine reserved her debut for the new Cinerama production at the Imperial Theatre.Montreal.WELCOME THE 130th t\u2014v rfrr'» BEDFORD FAIR AUGUST 14-15-16 f M*m by T.GREEN MIDWAY \u2022\tHOftEI IHOW _ in THE ARENA _ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS \u2022\tCATTLI and HORSE PARADES \u2014 Saturday Night in tha Arana Ewmday Aftarneon in tront of th# Grandstand.r Mora** Judged on August 14th and 15th \u2022\tCattla Judgad on August 15th \u2022\tDrawing fw 195?Chavrolat Stdan Daluxa Modal.» Band Playing Saturday and Sunday Aftarnoons.Grandstand Attractions by Gastoni '59 Edition featuring Pata and Bob, Cemadiani Th# Aristocrat of tha Air and the Skating Corbinos Marijuana Raid Nets Argo Star TORONTO CP Toronto Argonauts Monday night put up bail of $3,000 fur their star halfback Dave Mann and said he would dress for a pre-season game tonight against Saskatchewan Roughridors.Mann was arrested Tuesday along with seven other persons and charged with illegal possession of marijuana following raids by Metropolitan Police and RUMP officers on two apartments.Police confiscated about $100 worth of marijuana in the raids.They sauf the amount was \u201caverage\" and that there was no mdi-nation of trafficking involved.Ml seven will appear in court today.Mann.27 was top team scorer of the Argos last season and was fifth in Big Four scoring Six-foot-one and 190 pounds, the big halfback came to Toronto from Chicago Cardinals.Weir Memorial Park Officially Opening Sunday ROCK ISLAND The directors of Weir Memorial Park have announced the official opening on the shores of Lake Mcmphre-magog, on Sunday afternoon, Aug.16.The program will commence at one o'clock with the Little League baseball teams playing an exhibition game; there will be boat racing and swimming races, with a special invitation issued to the students of the Frontier Swum Project to enter.Denis Gerin.M.L.A., Rene Letourneau.M.P.and tho mayors of the community Towns and Villages will be among the guests, who will assist in the Park dedication.A general invitation is extended to the public to attend and participate in the activities At a directors meeting, the recent damage done to the Park building and the Hubert Pepin camp site, was discussed.Those responsible for the mischief were apprehended and they have apologized for their actions, and were fined S100.Prime Rib Roast of Beef Baktd Bread and BuHer $1.50 AU GOURMET RESTAURANT 78 WELLINGTON ST.N.SHERBROOKE Air Conditioned.Derby, Vt.Phone 4381 Adultt \u2014 50c Children Under 12 years fre# Enjoy Movies at Their Best \u2014 Take the Family to the Drive-In! FRIDAY \u2022 SATURDAY, AUG.Hth azsd 15th JERRY LEWIS in \"THE GEISHA BOY\" SUNDAY, AUGUST T6th Msrjona Main \u2022 Percy Kilbride \"MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION\" MONDAY \u2022 TUESDAY, AUGUST \"TEMPEST\" 17th end 18th Starring Van Heflin.Silvana Mangano Vivaca Lindfors.Geoffrey Horn# WEDNESDAY .THURSDAY.AUGUST 19th and 20th \"HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL\" Starring Vincent Prie# SINCERE WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE 130th ANNUAL BEDFORD FAIR J.Your MOLSON Distributor GASTON FORAND inc.GRANBY, QUE.Memo Cooksh The date of the COOKSHIRE FAIR AUGUST 23-24-25 GREEN'S MIDWAY ALL EXHIBITS FOR THE LADIES' DEPT, must be in August 22nd, 11:00 a.m.ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS must be in on August 22nd, 10:00 a.m.SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd \u2014 TU GOF WAR GASTONI ATTRACTIONS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Featuring \u2014 Wild Animal Fantasy \u2014 direct from the Ottawa Exhibition presented for the first time in the Eastern Townships.Also local talent will be presented on the grandstand.ROGERS RANGERS PAGEANT ROUTE 5, DERBY, VERMONT A Thrilling Outdoor Spectacle Professionally Directed, Cast of 250 Rangers and Indians AUGUST 14-15-16 Admission; Adults SI .50 7Sc t*r ehi!dr*n PROGRAM STARTS AT 8,15 P.M.T.Green Midway Completely different Grandstand Performance Every Afternoon and Evening Thursday Afternoon and Evening UNITY BOYS' CLUB TALENT PARADE Sponsored by tht W#stm«unt Rotary Club featuring young, sters from 6 to 16.Friday Afternoon and Evening TOM BLYTHE'S BLUE SKY REVUE \u2014 Musical and Novelty Variety Show \u2014 direct from Montreal.TV \u2022 Stage \u2022 Radio Stars Saturday Afternoon Highland Dancing Troup# from th# Carrie Bigger'* Dancing School from Mont-real plut SPECIAL ACTS by Local Talent.FAIR NEWS Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Fair AUGUST 27 - 28 - 29 Saturday Evening WRESTLING; 3 Bouts hs.eluding Women Wrattlers, HORSE RACES Friday and Saturday CATTLE PARADES CALF CLUB \u2022\tCOATICOOK HARMONY BAND \u2022\tKIWANIS LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP BALL GAME 3631 BUY AND SELL THROUGH THE RECORD WANT ADS \t iUluuhl ijalljp X\\ilUlU\tÆyjl SHERBROOKE (Œ) THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS\tW' PURE MILK THURSDAY, AUG.13, 1959\tHIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCT!» » La 11585 Stmstead College Building Burns Renovated Hospital Destroyed \"I OLDEST RESIDENT \u2014 Archbishop Carrington rhattod with Mrs Jennie \\shman of Ayer's Cliff for a few mmients yesterday afternoon during the annual reception at the Wales Home.Mrs Xshman, who will he 99 in December, is the Home's oldest resident.President of the Wales Home, Mr.Jus tier William Mitchell, looks on.Archbishop Speaks At Wales Home RICHMOND \u2014 A bright, sunny day contributed to the pleasant time experienced by the many Townships visitors who attended the annual reception at the Wales Home yesterday afternoon Joining the residents of the home in the large living room, they heard an address by the Archbishop of Quebec, the Most Rev, Philip Carrington, and were delightfully entertained by members of the Knowlton High School Band and by local tenor, Brian Gee.Mr.Justice William Mitchell, president of the Wales Home, \u2022welcomed the large assembly to this annual event and acted as chairman for the program.The Archbishop recalled the early history of the Richmond region, a focal point on the St.Francis waterway, settled first by the Indians, later by the French and then the British as well as a few from the United States, It was a region steeped in history he said: there was a story to every hill.An American family by the name of Wales had settled on the site of the present Home and their descendents had been responsible for turning the property over for its present use.But they couldn't have possibly envisioned the present institution, he added, a tribute to those interested persons who were responsible for its development and to, those who are still earning on the work of running it.There has always been e personal interest by the Townships people in the Home, the Archbishop said, evident by the many who had come to the reception.K G, Nourse thanked the speak- ( Record Photo hy Gerry lemay ) City To Call For Tenders In Sale Of 20-Year Bonds Worth Over Two Million The City of Sherbrooke will call for tenders for the sale of $2,860,000 worth of 20-year serial bonds, it was announced yesterday by city treasurer Pierre Bachand, The proceeds of the sale of these bonds will be used to reimburse current bank loans.The last time such an offering was made on the Canadian market was on Feb.3, 1958 for a total of $2,100,000 The treasurer said that present bank loans are limited to finance expenditures carried out under loan bylaws.He said that no bank loans were needed for the current operations.In conclusion, Mr Bachand said that tax collection for 1958 was 99 2 per cent and was pn sently at the same level for 1959.Following is the list and amount of bonds to be presen'ed together with the bylaw number: Bylaw 811.Hydro-Electric system, $143,000.Bylaw 844.Waterworks and sewers.$88,000.Bylaw 845.hydro-electric system, $144,000.Bylaw 888, waterworks and sewers, $47,000.Bylaw 893, hydro-electric system, $170,000 Bylaw 913.Industrial railway spurs, $33,000.Bylaw- 920, waterworks and sewers, $77,000 Bylaw 921.hydro-electric system.$106,000 Bylaw' 925, Industrial assistance, $48,000.Bylaw 937.Industrial assistance, $34,000.Bylaw 940.Industrial assis lance, $28,000.Bylaw 943, purchase of land, $33,000.Bylaw 955, waterworks and sewers, $130,000 Bylaw 969, Industrial assistance, $53.000.Bylaws number 970, 983, 991 for the construction of sewers, road works, purchase of equipment and waterworks.$1.612,000.Bylaw 990, waterworks and sewers, $49,000 Bylaw 1015.industrial assistance.$65,000, Continued on page 5 lJ «4 TOMOkkuw is your newspaper boy'; collection day.PLEASE have your payment of 30e ready when he calls.HE has delivered your RECORD faithfully during the past week.City Posts Bond For Lowney Site, Case To Board Mr.Justice Gaston Desmarais agreed to city attorney Albert Rivard's request yesterday that the city of Sherbrooke immediately take possession of the Graham Farm, the site of the new Lowney plant.Executors of the land, located opposite the St Elie d'Orford turn on King street W,.are Clifford K.Graham and Mrs.Mabel May Barter.The city decided to expropriate land on the Graham farm, for the Lowney company.The present offer by the city is $125.000 for the property.The city yesterday posted a $250,000 bond to protect its interests.By law the city is required to post a bond equal to double the sum of the original offer.The case is now to be referred to the Board of Public Services, which deals w:*h expropriation disputes Car Hits Windsor House WINDSOR MILLS \u2014 (Spe cial) \u2014 A freak accident caused about $1,000 damage to the home of Miss Vivian Sykes, of 111 Main streel Windsor, yes terday.The accident occured when a parked car owned by Raymond Dion and Claude Char-land, both of Windsor Mills, was hit by a second unidentified car Following the accident, the car started rolling down a hill and crashed into the Sykes\u2019 home.According to police, it crashed into the solarium and then into the living room of the house, causing an estimated $1,000 damage Miss Sykes, who was in the house at the time of the accident, was cut on the arm by the flying glass.Damage to the car, said Chief F.Turgcon, who investigated the accident, was about $50.IVY HATCH ROCK ISLAND \u2014Fire destroy rd one of the Sunstead College buildings early todaj Only the shell of the ground floor which was to serve as a hospital for the new junior boy's residence opening in September, remains of the newly-renovated building The new addition itself was badly damaged by smoke and water.The building, which was form erly a tw o apartment staff residence, is sol apart from the main college buildings and dormitor les.The upper storey of the new medical supply room had been made into an apartment occupied by John Buttcrworth, a member of the teaching staff, and his family.They were away at the , time of the fire They lost all of their household furnishings and personal belongings.The Stanstead Fire Department was first called early last evening when smoke was seen coming from the hospital They remained on the scene until midnight when they were certain that there was no fire or cause for alarm after removing the wall partitions and floor boards where the fire was seen About an hour later two of the firemen returned and there was still no evidence of smoke or fire But at 3 a m.the building was a mass of flames.SECOND CAFF Since Stanstead College is in the town of Rock Island limits, the second call was answered hy the Rock Island Fire Department A fire drill was held on the college grounds Monday night as a precautionary measure.At that time, it was learned that the fire hydrant on the campus grounds was leaking badly.Although the water company had been notified, the hydrant had not been replaced yesterday.In order to fight the blaze, an other hydrant at some distance from the scene of the fire, had to be used.THIRD FIRE This is the third serious fire loss at Stanstead College in the past 31 years, The cause of the fire is still unknown.Although the damage has not yet been estimated.It is expected to reach into several thousands of dollars.W.K.Molson, headmaster of the College, who had just re turned from a holiday, said he was pleased with the way the fire was brought under control by the firemen, Waterville Man Fined $150 For Impaired Driving Emile Labreeque, of Waterville pleaded guilty to a charge of impaired driving yesterday morning in court of Sessions before Judge Edouard Boisvert.Provincial police officers,1 Gilles Doyon and Gerard Charest, told the court that they arrested Labreeque August 2 in North Hatley.Labreeque was fined $150 and court costs and had his driving permit suspended for six months.NTH DISTRICT COMMISSIONER \u2014 Pictured «boxe arc Seoul leaders of the district who gathered List night al the l ake Covering t .imp site to honoi retiring District ( onuuissloner Jim M.tiL Mi Mark is seen above eoiigratulatlnK In-coming Commissioner Percy \u2022 \u2022ray who will lake over the office immediately From the loll are local Association, Commissioner Gray, Mr Mark, flat cnee (Make ShaMurk and Cliff Cone I lord Spafford, Iven Harlloll, Howard Assistant Provincial Commissioner, II t Record Simms, president of the \\\\ Itaugli, Miss Dorothy I\u2019hole hy Gerry Lemayt Gunmen Get $5,000 Haul Manager Forced To Open Exper!ence And Youth Roxton Falls Safe A, Nrghf ^ p, ROXTON FALLS \u2014 (Spécial) men escaped wilh an estimated $5,000 I hree masked gun-from « branch ol the Caisse I Jo pu lane here early yesterday morning.I he robbery staged in.a dramatic fashion had all the earmarks of five previous hold ups in Shefford County dining the pasl ye;u ! wo get-away cars were employed The men connected with th previous series of robberies have been apprehended during the p.-i month, tried and sentenced In long jail terms.At about 2:15 yesterday morn mg, Elie Bouchard and his wife were awakened in their home on the outskirts of Roxton Falls by the (hree masked men who had appearantly entered the home through the basement.While one of the bandits bound Mrs.Bouchard with wire, the other two started with Mr.Bouchard towards the bank which is in the centre of this small community.It was about 2.30 when the two bandits anti Mr.Bouchard made their trip through the sleeping town, SAFE OPENED Arriving at the building, Mr Bouchard was furred t/> open the Local Blind Win Handicraft Awards At CNF door and all three men entered Under protest Mr Bouchard then opened the safe While one of the men guarded Mi llou chard, the other cleaned out the safe.Their return to the Bouchard home was made with more haste but equal silence Once there they tied Mr.Bouchard and left him with his wile.They then demanded his ear key which he gave them.The bandits made their escape in his car which was found abandoned some five miles from the town on a liltle used range road It was here that the second auto had apparantly waited for them.Mr and Mrs Bouchard wen-untied by a neighbour shortly 'afin the bandits made their gel away.Officer Germain St Jean of Ihe Montreal detachment of the FTovincial Police is investigal-! mg.Experience and youth carefully blended by director Julia Mur phy evolved into an opening nighl triumph for the North Hal h y Playhouse in their présenta (ion of Audry and William Boos' : thrilling drama, Speaking of Murder la.sl night.Kay Tremblay drew on her vast knowledge of the stage to (urn in mother p .i him performance as the niurcrnus Annahelle Logan.Her character revelation in Ihe firsl act was treated In perfection radiating the brilliance thnl theatergoers have come to expect ol Miss Tremblay.It was family nighl on the stage for the Tremblay household as the leading lady's son Anthony Tremblay1 made his first appear aiun m a major role on Ihe North Halley sl.ii'c.A- Hie .on of a twicemarried nrehltect living in New England, | Anthony shook off visible nervousness m the firsl, tw\u2019o acts and , came up with art excellent, final, act in an extremely demanding role.Holh he and Arlhur Moyler, as the disiraught father, convoyed TODAY'S 2-MINUTE MYSTERY r THC CAM OP THE SLEEPING DEER Ihe feeling of hysteria in tbo third nel in splendid fashion.FINI IMPRESSION Beryl Baxter in her initial per-formance al Ihe Playhouse made a line impression as the gay Uon-iiic Ashton.Her scejin wilh Anthony Tremblay was particularly convincing.Winifred Dennis stepped into the charac 1er role of the scheming Mrs Walworlh with rase.She was delightfully disagreeable.Miss Henni, played one of her belter scenes with Miss Tremblay In the second act.Paul He) hi has become a reg- Continued on jmge 5 BRIEFLETS SAWYERVILLB Hon shoot al Robert Tavlor\u2019*, Sawyerville, Saturday, Aug 15t.h, I p m LEE M.WATSON & CO.Ltd.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Liability, eft.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke, Telephone LO.9 3910 Night and Holiday calli: Tal.LO.9-3910 or LO.2 8782 Skipjack In Eire LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland (Reuters) \u2014 The United States\u2019 nuclear-powercri submarine Skipjack arrived off Londonderry harbor Wednesday and look on board about 30 British naval experts for a 12-hour demonstration run.Six local blind residenri have been declared winner» in the handicraft competitions at the Canadian National Exhibition are among the large number from the province who car r;cd off top honors in the Work of the Blind e1., c- Although the Canadian Na tional Exhibition does not open until August 26, the Queen Elizabeth Building is already alive with activity.Lor three hectic days a group of ten judges have been busy selecting winners from over 3000 entries in this year's handicraft competition Mrs Elsa Jenkins manager of the CNE Women's Divit ion said, \"The handicraf' section L one of the most important of the Worn Continued on page 5 Haledjian reached the fatal hunting Shrrilf Mona ICELAND PILOT VANCOUVER CP - Aider-man Frank Fredrickson, former hockey star, will fly to Iceland to help the country celebrate its anniversary of Eight.He was Iceland's first pilo- Whatever is your Destination Throughout the World r-\u201c CENTRAL TRAVEL AGENCY REG'D ri, will set the* your transportation faeumei end iecomrnodetions by tteamsnip or airplane are satisfactory.Enquire at CENTRAL BUS TERMINAL LO.9-3656 'film# ROTARIANS VI6IT CAMP \u2014 Several members of the Sherbrooke Rotary (Tub are seen above with campers at the Shore Acres Y\u2019s Men\u2019s Camp laat night when the (Tub paid its official visit.The canine camper right, ii camp mascot.\t(Record Photo by Doug Gerriah > When Dr the scene of accident, he found han already there \"The dead man k H.Harvey Morton,\" said the sheriff.\"He and his law' partner, Bill Johnson, had been afield two hours when the tragedy struck Johnson states hi- missed a shot at a buck, and the bullet pierced Mor Ion\u2019s left temple \" Haledjian stooped hy the body, which lay face downward, about ten feet from a low thicket One hand still clutched a rifle.The wound, though messy, was clearly visible, as Morton was hatles-.\"I guess I was over anxious,\u201d Johnson said remorsefully, \"liar vey and 1 hunted together last year, and we bagged our limit hy the second day.But we\u2019d gone four days without a shot before I w'e spotted this big buck \"He was lying asleep in that little thicket,\u201d continued Johnson \"It was Harvey\u2019s turn we always agree on who «hoots first, I sneaked in closer, believing Harvey was right behind me.But he must have crept in on the far side of the thicket, \"Well, the buck sensed us, be cause suddenly his forelegs rose and Harvey still didn't fire.The huek was ready to bolt, and ! knew I\u2019d have to shoot, fast or lose the big fellow.I mlved \u2014 and hit poor Harvey \u201d \"Didn\u2019t Harvey wear a red hunting eap'\u2019\" asked Haledjian Johnson looked surprised.\"Ye .He must have lost it in the woods someplace.\" Thanking the distraught hunter, Haledjian returned to the sheriff.\"Ed cheek into the firm of Morion and Johnson,\" he advised.\"Eve a strong suspicion Johnson had good reason to kill his partner,\" WHY DID HALEDJIAN SUSPECT JOHNSON?\u2022jsjtj pua putq punojfi aqi jjo s-jaK uaap e \u2018tutq joj k -aieunwju.T 's8a|ajoj stq uo isjt; asoj ipnq am pte»- an 'uonuarut ue (fi-ieaia tev.jfjojii s.uosuqof i \"Learn Mora About Feet\" JEROME J PIGEON, D.T.O.New methods of Foot Correction \u2014 also Corns, Callouses.No arch supports.Mon thru' Thurs., 6:15 P.M.\u2014 8:00 P.M.83 Peel St., Sherbrooke.Phone mornings or after 6 P.M., LO.27393 COME IN TODAYI MSS iNSOSManoHi NO OStlOASIONt \u2022 lÆTLir- HEARING SERVICE 39 Wellington St.N.p \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 wic nm enwrm \u2014 | DAHLIIRO HlàUNÜ MftVKJf 39 Wellington &t N p«*f»*»*W)\tfBW NOYINQ fl9Tt withmsl\to** mf |cbt«) Q wy fom* [J rewr off4% ^ I Name (City I My Phon« Prov.Ü°_'L_____.__J MAN,STEAD IIISTORKAL SOCIETY 1959 ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRY BUILDING, STANSTEAD, QUE.2 p.m.SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 1959 SUBJECT: \"THE 1837 PERIOD WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STANSTEAD\" Speaker: A/r.C'en jkillin, Burlington, Vermont.Title: \"American Participation, Rebellion 1837\" Special Duplay»: Medal- Coins, Books, Documents Of The 1837 Period Membership dues may hr paid at the meeting, or sent to the treasurer Mr.Arthur Judd, Jr., Derby Line, Vermont.Tea Wi! Be Served In The Council Chamber After The Meeting THF PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND -r Sljetbcooke Daily Becocd 'The\tOldest Daily\tin the District\" EtUblUhed Ninth D»y cl\tFebru»ry.18D7,\twith which U .IncftrpçMUf!\tth«\tShcrbrcck* G Mette,\teeubluhed\t1837, end\tthe Sherbrooke\tExemlner eeUbiUhed\t1J78.The Record i» printed end publuhed every week dey by the Sherbrooke Duly Record ffirstr^TM inh\u2018tChb.St\"/»?8h».b\t°A HLJn Pre,S\u2019Suh*criTU^liRate»?eCerrier delivery in Sherbrooke end Ea»lern Townehip*: 30 cent» weekly,\tSlfl BO per\tyeer Mali\t»ub*cnption in\tCanada, Great Br tain\tor the\t_United_\tState».1 year $9 00.fl month» $5 00, 3 month» $2,73.1 month $100.8'n*1* e®Pi**J5f-otf.w»^' 10c; up to fl mo», old.25c.\"Authorized a» »eond cla*» mail Pont Ottiee He.The Record I» a member ol the Audit Bureau of Circulation, iu circulation bein| regularly audited and guaranteed.THURSDAY.AUGUST 13, 1930 Get Your Sherbrooke ia fortunate to have e* raped »© far the upaurge in poliomye* litis cases which has struck most parts of the country.Two cases have been reported in the Dlaatern Townships but none in the city itself.The number of cases in Montreal is approaching the 200 mark and there have been 13 deaths.Health officials say there is no epidemic, hut the situation ia serious enough With a few exceptions, the polin victims have not been vaccinated although Salk shots are available and the public has been urged time and time again to take advantage of them.It is bad enough when adults do not protect themselves, but when children are not vaccinated, the neglect borders on the criminal Some people need « good scare and Shots that ia apparently what has hsppened in Montreal where thousands have lined up in the past few days for the shots at special clintca sponsored by the National Polio Foundation and the local health\tdepartment.\tIn\tthe\tEastern Townships, shots are being given regularly hut there is no abnormal rush.Yet there must he many who have not taken\tadvantage\tof\tSalk\tvaccine which\tis the only\teffective\tdefence againat\tpolio.The\tmoat dangerous\tage\tgroup i» that between 20 and 40 The chances of death or permanent disability are greater among young adults than in any other group.Yet this i» the group that so often neglects to protect itself.And it is the group which supplies so many family breadwinners.The risk of tragedy can hr sharply cut if people will take the trouble to get their shots.Religion No Issue The appointment «tf Maj.-Gen.George Vanier as the next Governor General has focussed attention on the spirit o t .u.grandparent- Rev.Dr arc Mrs Tea wa* served to the guests b.,- S Wesley Boyd\tfollowing the entertainment\tmrs Mr.vvix MctNTYRr.Marriages, Births, Card of Thanks *1 SO par Inaartloa DEATH NOTICES ISc per Un» Uiaunum oDarf* >1 SO 110 tinea or laat.l IN MEMOklAMS (1 00 piua 20 eenta per Une for poetry Addl tlonal name» over three 10 eenta each aama ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUSI CARRY SIGNATURE O» FAR TV SENDING NOTICE OBITUARY COLUMN Obttuarlea received within one month ol death are publisned free.A charge of SS.00 U mad» for thoee delayed beyond thle period.I I A SHERBHOOKF.PAn.Y RFrORD THTBSPAY, At'G JS.IWO Chinese Young People Go Women\u2019s Sphere Modern In Choosing Mate ?MISS .1 \\( (fl I I isi; l»OR< vs KIWI I*, daiiKhtfr of Mr« I ll( T Don't hrae that VOITt joke la KoiriK to top a joke juxl told h» norneone else.You could he mneh embarrassed if vour story \u201clays an egg.\u201d BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED (Walt!) DREAD 24 or when baked Tel.LO.2 2744 ripcord While plunging through the air.she spreads her arms and twists her body through various aerial figures.The speed of her sky dive mold hit 120 miles an hour Then at 2,000 feet sou open your parachute,\" she said in an interview, \"and the fun is all over.\" Miss Berger, five fool five and 105 pounds, already has 130 jumps to her credit\u2014more than any other woman member of Tor onlo\u2019s Parachute and Sky Diving Club.She learned parachuting in her native Hungary, where she was women's sky diving champion.COUNTS SECONDS When making a short 10-second jump, she said, she coneenlralcs on counting the seconds, On a longer jump, she uses a slop watch fixed lo her reserve para ehule hag.\"You can make a mistake in timing \" she said.If the parachute opening was a second too late, the jumper w'ould hurtle into the ground.But skv diving isn't ion dangerous, Mi-s Berger said There was little traffic in the sky.H was more hazardous driving on a highway Miss Berger i> looking for a partner her own weighl, with whom to do a jumping stunt.The two divers would jump together, glide toward each other, ex change a baton, glide apart, then come hack together for another baton switch Then they would pull their ripcords for a safe descent.Ilona was only 15 when she made her first jump, She said parachutists first learn lo fall in gradual stages unt.il they are ready to drop from a mock para rhutc harness al about eight feet.By RONALD FAROUHAR PKIPIN'G fReuters! \u2014 Getting marned in China, once coatly and colorful, today Is cheap and simple.Young folk choose their own mates unaided by parents, relatives or professional matehmak ers who, in the past, could arrange weddings without bride or bridegroom even knowing each other Nowadays, couples wed In everyday clothe», without finery or jewelry at bref ceremonies with a minimum of formality and none of the pomp and processions of the day lung featting and drinking there used to be.Ore wedding this correspond eni watched las\u2019ed only one hour, including the traditional rag \" ging\" and teasing of the bridal pair by their guests.DINING ROOM WEDDING The bridegroom was a 21-year nln hotel waiter and his bride a 19-year-old country girl from his home village They were married in it small private dining room ol the hotel where he works About -Vi guests, mostly wait er wailresM-s and porters in the hotel, sat a' a long rectangular table chatting animatedly, sip ping tea and helping themselves from jilalex of candy and cig arris Most of them were in their hotel uniforms.On one wall, a colored portrait of Mao Tsc lung, China's Com miinist leader, hung between hwo national flags -red banners each studded with five gold stars Red posters with greetings and con gratulations painted on them in black Chinese characters decor alcd the other walls WAITER OFFICIATED A young w'fliter, acting as mas ter of ceremonies, pinned red paper flower decorations on the couple as they stood together at the table beneath the picture of Mao and the flags A middle aged woman, ehair man of Ihe hotel s Trade Cmon branch, rose and read out a cer tificate of registration of the marriage Then came the brief marriage ritual At a word from the mas trr of ceremonies, Ihe couple turned lo the wall and bowed together three times to the flags and the portrait of Mao, Next they bowed to parents and relative» present and tot he other guests.Then they bowed to each other and exchanged silk hand kerchiefs.And that was all Afterwards, the secretary of ihe Communist party committee Beauty Tips A teen ager who learns the magic of subtle make up is way ahead of Ihe game Applym j lipstick properly is important and the best way is with a lipstick brush.This takes prac lice hut is worth learning .lusi be certain to balance and steady your hand and arm for accurate strokes.Work for a clean-cut outline in the hotel, a middle aged man, mad# a brief ipeeeh exhorting the newlywedi to love and respect each other and to en eourage each other to work hard to help their country'll economic ' great leap forward\" thu year.NEW from ; 4 Rp'\t¦¦ * 3 ^ ^ Portable Automatic Dishwasher WASHES DISHES CLEAN .DRIES THEM BRIGHT! Ideal tor families living in rented homes where permanent installation is not desired.No remodeling, special plumbing or installation costs.Rolls easilv everywhere \u2014 even over rugs \u2022 PORCELAIN INSIDE AND OUT ?* \u2022SERVICE FOR TEN AND MORE SteU.t KOJP ONLY S 369 .00 \u2022\tHOBART REVOLVING POWER WASH \u2022\tSELF-CLEANING DUAL STRAINERS \u2022\tSANITIZED HOT AIR DRYING \u2022\tEXCLUSIVE START CONTROL \u2022\tTIMER CONTROL INDICATOR \u2022\tDUAL FILL-DRAIN HOSE ss tous favouertî peaisj» 08 Southern Canada Power Personals Mr and Mra A E Wbeeier have returned tn their home on Esplanade St , after being in Derby Line, Que , where they attended the Roy Webb wedding w-h.rh took place in St, Edwards1 Church on Saturday.Mis* Georgette Rnuillard « spending three week* visiting London, Brtiaaela and Pans \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mr and Mr» Percy Dunbar, Durham St , and Mr and Mr Gordon Philbrick and ion, Craig, ArgjJe St , were guest» of Mr.and Mrs Alfred Brown in Frank lin Center, VT , where Mr and Mrs Malcolm Brown and non.Bobby, of Thoma.nulle, (;a , were also guests.\u2022 * * Master Terry Wheeler ha - rc-! turned to his home on E-jdanade St , after having spent a few days with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Wheeler, of Ruck Island.\u2022 * \u2022 Mrs Dorais Panneton aeeom-panted by her daughter Mr» Laurent Trudeau, have returned from an extended trip tn Portu gal, Austria and France « * \u2022 Mr Rufus Riddle of Calgary, Alta , is the guest of his sister, Mrs Gertrude Winslow and Mr and Mrs Grant Taylor, Queen St , Lennoxville * * * Mr Maurice Pomeninr.has re turned home after spending a month touring European coun tries If You Want To Keep Him ^ -Interested, Take Notice If you want to keep a young man interested\u2014 Don't wait by the telephone hoping hell call Keep busy, so you'll have someth.ng to talk about when he dees get you on Don't say.Tt dorsn't make any difference to me,\" when he esks you what you want to do or gives you a choice Even though you are just trying to be pleasant and agreeable you'll sound whsshy-washy and uninterested Don't\tsto\tP\tdating\te\\ er>\tone else, un\t\tth 2 44*4 after 6 p.m.SIX ROOM aelf-contalned house avallsble September l»i Applv Hale Plutbrick, Danville.Telephone TErmlnu» 9-1231 or TE 913M DIFFERIN\u2019 A VENTE, six rooms, and also seven rooms healed with hot water veai around Garage, Rent, *75 and *85 Immediate occupancy Frank J Conway, LO 7-4162 and LO.2-4943 5 ROOM apartment, seml-heated.third floor, garage.Sept let.945 Larocque at.Tel, LO 2-2309 LKN .VOX VILLE, 3 rooms and bath, adults only Tel.LO 9-3454 between 5 00 p m.and 7:00 p m 5 ROOM apartment, heated, hot water vear around, first floor, very clean, *95 00 monthly.Tel.LO.2-8477.14.\tCottages 1o Let FOR RENT: lovely iakeshore cottage for four, modern, private, *58 00 weekly W, H.Hatton, Jr , Seymour Lake, Morgan, Vt ECHO LAKE.20 minute drive to Newport, Vt.fully furnished, Tel TK 6-2152 after 10:00 p m.15.\tRooms To Let COMFORTABLE room in mottem apartment with kitchen privileges for September Professional woman Located in North Ward, central to English School and hospital Apply Record Box 167.17.Convalescent Home CONVALESCENT HOME Room, board and care for elderly man.woman or couple in suburbs of Sherbrooke, within city limits, in modern country home.$20.00 per week.Apply Record Box 158 18.Wonted To Rent NT RSES would like 4 or 5 room furnished apartment, North Ward, at of Sept.1st Tel.Miss Stephen, LO.9-3661 local 6tt.20.Wonted To Purchase WANTED: yearling bull, Holstein or Durham.Tel.Charles Scholcs.LO 2-6209.LIVE fowls, large chickens Apply Gerard Dube, St.Ell Road, Tel.LO.2-5823 WANTED\u2014 home freezer, good mechanical condition.Tel.Magog Victor 3-3850 evenings.25.Teachers Wanted WANTED; French speaking Protestant teacher for Elementary Schooi, Municipality of Aubert Craliion, Beauce.Communicate with Misa E.Milbourn Ross.Secretary-Treasurer, Box 955, St.George West, Beauce, Que.BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL requires a male teacher of Physical Education who will also teach arithmetic, composition and history to Grade nine.Salary from $2400 to $6800 in accordance with scale Blue Cross available.Those interested should contact Keith J.Dowd M A.Supervisor of Schools, Box 850, Buckingham, Quebec.26.Help Wanted: Mole FRExwMAN W anted Exp»n#iws or g.vod pioswnsn witling la train for Off-sol Apply lo Bunins Filming To Lid , 4*9 Kobmaon lit, Granby.Qu*.WEI4.KSTAtttJSHED .-hrrbtvvW conooin roquiroa man abl* to writ» English, with torn* knowlodgs of Frtnch, to rail on oatabtuhad ar counts No pramur»: no soiling ax-partonco necessary Straight aalarv Pension plan, hoath maurance, group mauraiw* No »v suing work Write ShesbrcKvke Record Box 170.27.Female Help Wanted 1ADIKS' make up lo *24 00 week'y In your spar* time, sewing bah' garnvenu Wm* I* O.Box 1*4 Mount Hrydges, Ont.BFAVTY I* our busltye»* You ran make It voura bv repreaentlng Avon Coametirs Information avatlab.e contact Mrs A.LaBrun, Waterloo, Tek 107» 28.Domestic Help Wonted ELDERLY woman for light house work and company.Village properly Apply Mi l' A Keeble, Tel 817-22 Aver1» CUff.GENERAL, agr 25 to 40, reference» No cooking One rhlld.Experience not necessan Fort Chamhly, 20 miles from Montreal.Apply Record Box 188 WANTED middle-aged woman for housework, good home and wages for right person.Tel East Angus.TErmlnu» 2 3551.30.Farm Help Wanted WANTED: Farm Foreman \u2022 married' feu 660 acre mixed farm in FaM ern Ontario pioducing turkeys hogs and cattle .excellent opportunity for e\\.perlence and advancement, Appli cant should have experience m above lines or capable of learning them F,arl B Connell, Spenccrvllle Ont.Phone 32.31.\tSituation Wanted : Male SIMll.K.man seek* farm work Tel AsbeMo* 307 i 3.32.\tSituation Wanted: Female TRAINED nurse available foi priva',e duty.Accept all type* of cases, n, Sherbrooke or surrounding vicinity Tel, LO 2-1260.35.\tBusiness Opportunities RFeSTAl RANT, center.LennoxviUe 7\troom apartment with restaurant Serves many regular meals, now employ* 5 persons, good income.Free parking lot.Would exchange Tel.LO.7-7864 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Men and Boys Clothing Store located in town near Sherbrooke.Bargain price Apply Office G.S Sharpe, 138 Wellington St North Telephone day 2*7636, evening 9-3564.36.\tMiscellaneous TWO free enlargements with each film developed.8 prints 35c,\t13 prints 50c, reprint 04c.Double si/e 8\tprints ,45e 12 prints .60e reprints .(15c.Mall .05c One day service Photo Lab P 0 Box 141, Sher brooke, Que 37.\tPersonal HYGIENE supplies (rubber goodei Mailed postpaid In plein seeled tn yelope with price U»t Six samples.25c\t25 samples, *1.00.Mill order Dept.C-2, Not Rubber Co., Box 61, Hamilton, Ont 39.Lost LOST between Waterloo and Sherbrooke, bracelet with topaz colored stones, sentimental value to owner only.Reward.Write * Dufferin Avc , Waterloo, Que.Tel.Waterloo 641-W collect.44.Property Wanted WOIT-D buy property wttb r»v»nue m xborbf onkf.i*»»1| street )) net, Montreal I N I-I73T.Chortered Accountants MiooNAin ruami * co t'hsrtuext Vroumsnu COOPIK BNOTNIRk a CO t'htrtereO AroouManta 297 Dutlerln Are 14) F16M Montreal, Quebec, Qttkwa, rorontu taint J.ibn, Oharlattetown, tlstilaa.Htrnouskl, Sbei bi o.xkr, llsmiiton, httchaiter, Winnipeg Rxlmoatoa, l algary, \\ sncouvoi KOS.S TOI t'HF A I'D x'harterect Ae countsnts.Mom real AVAUFF BFDAlU) LyonnsW G»e con a Associât**, n j CrockatL l' A, lli ensed truilre Kll Cnnll tic trial Builitint, Nherbinok*, I' Q Tal La 1-MtikV 4\t30 l iHlii'n with l ea Bi.vtk# 8 (k' Tempo: Net* » 5\tvt Tempo Fitaeittbl* >,v' Tempo; Monitor Stale aiut Box tng Ht'i'orter 6\tdd l « mpu Nrw* «ml \\\\ rAinei 6\tid Tempo.IGiJn* TiMC'IU' New» 7\tdft i »'U»\u2018e rt Tun* H tki l*i ex iew «tut t'otv eert Tim* 4 ikl t \\\\M New* Ü 15 t eukWl Tins* * 4.> l ourt ot Opinion 10 15 |v t ft*rmet » Shew* r»k* 10.10 1 IU New* 10 33 l ift I p Veur 10 4.^ M«rlbn 'L l v'mitk'k 10 33 Fur i enmtmett ' tv M i* h A 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Ask You ; s no Flight »o 10 tki National Nexea 10\t50 t rineart Hall tl tki l llmour*a Album* 11\t00 C MC News Optometrists TV Guide WE REPAIR TV & RADIOS PROMPT SERVICE O'BOYLE & PEARCE Tal.LO.2 2800 1430 King W \u2014 Sherbrooke PRE FAB SUMMER COTTAGES from $59$ \u2014- wide talaction in ttyling and finishts, Litar atur* on raquait.Immédiat* dallvariai.ALSO -call ux for cottag* lots.COLIN C MacPHERSON Rag'd.MAGOG TO LET NEW 5Vi ROOM DUPLEX.tituatad at 1163 Dominion S'.Heated, hot water, til» bath room, aluminum windows, 11 cu.ft.refrigerator, elec trie range, pre planned kitchen.big lot all aiound Houte, near school and but rout*.Newly decorated.Occupancy Sept 1st 9 am.to 5:30 p.m.Call LUCIEN NADEAU LO 9 4673 AlJtFHT\tf Rt\u2019DFAD.\tOptometrUt i'outlntniftl BuiUling Sht rbrook* Trl 1.0 10M7 Fyei «1 AnUn» N*w\u2022 W 30 l*«gP«tH 10.00\tOn i ht» (Jo 10\t30 Nam Lr\\*h»on 11\t00 I 1 OVP l.Uk'V 11,.30 lop Dollm 12.00\tt ov* of l.it* U.UU SpaicIi lot lomorro» IX 45 («ilUtitlf ughi l 00 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straw, good blower, vice, anvil, lot of small tools, double sleigh, shovels, fork, 2 separators, I wood stove, ] coal stove, tit) year old organ in very good condition, 15()-year old wooden clock, wooden mechanism, large table with Vielrola, I large glass buff el, dining room table and 4 chairs, 2 chesterfield 1\t5 piece set with small sola, 1 reclining chair, tables, beds, bureau;-, bedding, 1 antique chair, 1 large chair, all kinds of dishes, kitchen utensils, preserving kettles and casseroles and other articles too numerous to mention.Conditions: Cash Lunch served through the co-operation of the people of Birchton.J M.CHAILLER, Auctioneer, Tel.LO.7-7587 \u2014 Lennoxville IHURSOAY 7 .\u2019.3 Local New\u2022 7.30\tToday 8,25 Loral Npwi h au i tni.iv « oo rhif* i* The Anavvet « 30 rv School l ima in.no Dmigh li* Mi 10\t30 Trcaaur* lluol 11.00\tFrira i» Right 11\t30 ( «metnilatlon 12.00\t1T« l ar miiigh 12.30\tIt Could B* Von Too New* 116 Nmllpy WIHpHp 1:30 htu You, Midamt 2\t\"«*\"*»«¦ Joh*n.saon victim of the wily Moore'* mas- rematch with South Africans Mike\t^ from one to \"\tor * *lt * ?* Dressing Room Comments * * By MARVIN MOIS\t* Ite\u2019a a big man\twith\thig\thook to tr.\u2022 I\t*iy\tin the »\tor MONTREAL (CP)\u2014Where does\thones and *t would\tbe a\tlot\tround But I counter\tpunched Ywm Durelle go from her*'\u2019\teasier for him to fight In the and hurt him juat at had \" The fisherman'* angm.h Wed- heavyweight H* really had a t*, chimplM1 ,*ld the M nesday night apparently went far f)USh U'I\"\u2018 rn*lf,n* ,h,\u2018 w,\u201c>*ht for rt^jrfr temperature in the Porum deeper than the .ting of the \u2018h''\t^orr so than the\tblesnng\" He aaid that blow* ho absorbed when he l,,,\t*n his firut meeting with D muffed Hia eecond chanee at\tA reporter asked Shabsn what\tlast December\the\twent\tinto\tthe Archie Moore's light heavyweight\twere hia immediate\tplan*\tfor\tring cold till#\tDurelle\t\"That'* why he tigged me He bounced Into the ring .mil WAIT AND SCI\t*»rl mg »nd confident, Canada'* \"I know,' »aid the Monr Durelle's Father TW* CANADIANS \"I got a couple guy* in Can ada and one in Cilifornia who 128 «SDEGREE HEAT A crowd of 11,555 paid a net are willing to put up the dough,\" gat* 0f $122,627 to watch the Kearns said He didn\u2019t identify fight m the AS degree heat of them\tMontreal Forum.The money \"would be itriclly The N«w Brunswick fuherman Johansson s cut,\u201d said Kearn-.\"Our share has not been dis cussed \" For Moore, at 43, a bout with tery a second time\u2014hit shoulders Holt for Durelle'* Britiah Empire ' .anvwav \" lagged and hi* eye* avoided the HM«.And a challenge had come\t'\t' crowd He was dared and di* from Ted Doncaster of Sackville, couraged,\tjN.B., Moore's sparring partner, For the 20 year-old from Bale Shaban said b»- and Yvon will Sle Anne, N B , the defeat oh probably return to the Manlim* T\u2014^ Kl\tT viously carrn-t| a fei I,nr that !¦ 'on ;'ii' and any dei.-um will I»- ¦ OO 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RO it) t < rsns\t4 RO t?l H-.mn F\u2019lssh M Tin» 110 t a Ms Cseum.Argos' Explode For 53-13 Win Over Roughies TORONTO » Toronto Ar gonauti, with quarterback Ronnie Knox In the fold for a full aea : have raised a warning lignai for other Hig Four football teams this year The indicator came Wednes day night w hen Argonauts ev ploded for a A3 Id exhibition j victory ov er Saakatchew an Roughrider*.Western Inierpnv ; vinetal KiV'tball t'nion club with a quarterback problem TVmnto had exactly a year ago Knox acored the first touch down, pasaed for two to Cam- ( dian end Ed Ochiena and imi>sut fullback t'ooku- Ciilchrist and en gineered two more w ith Dick j Shatto, former University of Kentucky halfback in his sixth Toronto season Shatto's touchdown passes, fol-ÎÎ1\u2019 lowing pilchout.s from Knox, were 3 Jt* \\% nHFRBROOKK DAD Y RFCORP, THUUSDAY, AUG.18.1»MI \u2022 Two Fixtures Scheduled For Tonight In Junior Baseball Loop; Kist Hosts Cards, Indians Travel To Coaticook mot»' ilrftitan, WUUtm VS rn\t\tKytr.i Rr' i ¦ W\t.R.i *\tM'h,\t« il HT N RACI\t\t| t7» Dt*p Diamond\t.% 10 f TB\tÎ 30 I (St 1 «katf 1 *ath1\t1 to\t3 30 iH» I'stv» HtiHtkf l\t\t1 3,' Til»* 3 14 3 *\tlUC.MV t\tolontl V Flffl, High Sx*ui»,\tDuck i ottlra l\t QtilnfH* |T \\t)'\t\tt ii VENTM\tRACI\ti ill AW*\u2019 isAll^n\t« IB 4 (Ht\t3B0 l4* Mu* Might}\t1» 10\ta to i5i Hfit Khllft\t\t: M ' Tinv* 3 II l .V'l\tur**«r \\\t>ni*n, i 1 rah Itralton.Man\tD Herbart\tliar niredl)\t\t EIGHTH\ttACI\t i4i M\\ t arum\t20 .10\t10 Hit\t i3i llruwn riash 11\tE 7M\t1 40 to import end Pete OViirro md anadian end Gerry Philp Shatto dded another touchdown on a debout from Canadian quarter ack Gerry Doucette The other two touchdowns ere scored by Shatto amt Wt iy arlton.new back from Duke niversity Gilchriat «-onverted ve touchdowns Saskatchew utt \u2019s t o u c h dew ns ere scored by new import quar \u2022rbafk* Bob Broad head and Boh ,ehh Keg Whitehouse added a (V Wokitn H um PumpM\t2 40 Time 2 tX> 4 ^ WiUiim\tK>e» Fveatu R«»\\no Worlhv, Atmore r NINTH RACK tit S»i>vr Sv\u2019itlc V ?TO SIO Jt t?» Man O TaaA\t11 GO a 90 .3» Peter Atilt*»\tI A0 Time 117 1/5 Tt(#r Hum, ooalie Riuecrnft, l.mle Mar t Fancy ion, Orrtn (QÂilnella 14W Î0» Milwaukee Bravo* may not be the all \u2022 conquering champions they were a year ago, but \" it hasn't been the fault of Eddie Mathews.The slugging third baseman, a consistent performer all season, is making a determined effort to atone for last year's dismal showing, climaxed by a horrendous world series in which he batted a sickly 1.60 and fanned 11 times.Mathews, only 27 although in his eighth big league season, is hitting an even .300 but he has slugged 33 home runs and has driven in 79 runs.He has exceeded his last year totals of 31 homers and 77 runs batted in when his average was only .251.Eddie powered two home runs Wednesday night, each with a man on base to boost the Braves into second place with a 6 4 victory over Cincinnati.Henry Aaron added a home run, his 30th.and a triple and Joe Adcock hit safely in his 19th consecutive game.The Braves also got a fine pitching performance from veteran Bob Rush who hurled scoreless ball after relieving southpaw Juan Piiarro in the second.LOS ANGELES THIRD Chicago Cubs dropped Los Angeles into third place, a half game behind the Braves and 3W behind the idle San Francisco Giants, by thrashing the Dodgers 11-8.Pittsburgh walloped Philadelphia 6-2.The Cubs routed Don Drysdale with a five-run outburst in the first inning, highlighted by Ernie Banks' 34th home run and Sammy Taylor\u2019s ninth.Alvin Dark and Irv Noren also chipped in with four-baggers for the Cubs in the 28-hit slugfest.Roberto Clemente had a single, double and triple, his three-bagger coming with the base* loaded in a four-run seventh that enabled the Pirates to break a 2-2 tie with the Phils.The victory gave the Bues fourth place by one percentage point over the Cubs.Harvey Haddix outpitched Robin Roberts with a seven-hitter for his ninth victory.NATIONAL LCAOUI iTiIcfro 11, Lo* Ana»!»» R MlU»uk York 1 Clevrltm! 9, K*njks Oijr 4 Boston », Bultlmort 4.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Miami 3.», Toronto 0.0.Buffalo 5, RVcbmonU 3 Rorhcutrr ».OoJumbua 1.Montreal at Havana (v*paU League consist* of two game* Coaticook Canadians play host to the In dians while, at fhr Mtnlcipa! Sta*! dium Windsor travel* to meet Kut, Both lilt* start actis'n *t 7.30 Thu evening'* card bring* to gether three club* who are now battling for second position in the circuit The Canucks now occupy that spot however, by dropping scierai of their games they could wind up in a lower berth come playoff time The Indian* are destined for last place at the close of the sea son and have no hope of acqulr ing a position in the playoff* Coaticook is favoured to t ike their fixture this evening It the Indian* rack up their usual num her ot mortu-s, the Canuck* have a good chance of taking the til*.On the other hand, the Kedmeu have di-qd.oed better ball m their more recent game* and to night's may prove a beating for Coaticook In the Ki-d Windsor game, the result i« a mysterv These two club* are separated by three points in the current listing* and, with a large number of DAN N AI RN BEATS lotit MINI II MII.F \\ \\i nn R x1- Sweden ( P Dan Warm, Sweden's No.t mile:-again broke through the four minute harrier Wednesday night when he was rlin-ked in 3 59 2 In winning the mile *t an interna ilional track and field nu-cL tilt* being featured In the remaining day* of the aeaaon, a change in the atandlnga la very likely.Both squad* seem to pnaaeta about equal atrength in all department* and both are not aub-.amount .>* »\t¦ Thu*, thi* evening\u2019* meeting should turn into a highly fought battle.Moore-Durelle Bout Has Second Highest Gate Yet MONTRKAI d The Archie Moore Yvon Dureile light-heaxy weight title fight produced the second highest gate in Canadian boxing history.Promoter Eddie Quinn an nounced a paid attendance of 11.>.Vi.a gross gate of $14(1,310 and a net gate of $122.«27.Moore, who retained hia title with a third round knockout, also figured in the record gate of $146 300 when he knocked out Canadian James J.Barker in the 9th round at Toronto July 23, 1036.Men's Singles Elimination Matches Started Last Night In El Senior Tennis Tourney; 12 Matches Tonight The Eastern Townships Senior 6-2.Tennis Tournament got under- j Michael Bryson defeated Paul way kst night at the Sports1 Boily (Magog) 6-4, 6-0.Club on Fraser Street.Twelve Jacques Landry defeated Andre matches are scheduled for the ! Bare (Magog) 10-8, 3-6.6-3.evening in the preliminary en- TONIGHT\u2019S MATCHES counters.\t!\t7.00 Some of last evening's matches 1 \u2014 Robert Olivier vs Alain went the full three sets and pro- Longpre (Magog), vided spectators with many 2 \u2014 M.Tobin (Bromptonville) thrills as participants displayed v' Donald Mercier (Magog), excellent skill at the game.\t3 \u2014 Pierre Olivier vs Raynald The officials of the tourney Beauregard (Magog), are very satisfied with last 4 \u2014 Andre Durocher vs Robert night\u2019s draw and hope that the - Eaton (Magog) co-operation displayed will con- Todoy'a Gome* NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St.Louis (night).Milwaukee at Cincinnati might' (Only garnet scheduled*.AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Detroit.Cleveland at Kansas City (night Washington at New York.(Only games scheduled).INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal at Havana.Toronto at Miami.Buffalo at Richmond Rochester at Columbus SHE R.-LE NN.LITTLE LEAGUE Red Sox vs.Indians.Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE tinue to prevail throughout th-event.Last Night's Results Guy Gagne defeated Bob Dupuis by default.Bill Bilodeau defeated Jacques Lemay 6-1, 6-3.Richard Gendron (Magog) defeated Jean-Guy Pinel 1-6.7-5, 6-1.Marcel Simard defeated Simon Fontaine (Weedon) 6-1, 6-f 8.00 * \u2014 Jean Rivard vs Camille Boisvert (Black Lake).2\t\u2014 Paul Yergeau (Lennox-ville) vs Jean-Louis Grondin (Black Lake).3\t\u2014 Gerard Fournier (Coaticook) vs Lucien Gouin (Black Lake).4\t\u2014 Andre Lord vs Raymond Lessard (Biack Lake).9.00 1 \u2014 Michel Rivard vs Rea! \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL San F'randaco .\t.65\t47\t.580\t\u2014 Milwaukee .\t\t49\t.555\t3 Los Angeles .\t\t51\t.549\t3H Pittsburgh \t\t\t56\t,487\tIOMj Chtcaeo\t\t\t.\t54\t57\t.466\tlOts Cincinnati \t\t\t60\t464\t13 St.Louis \t\t\t62\t.461\t13Mi Philadelphia\t47\t66\t420\t18 AMERICAN LEAGUE\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Chicago \t\t.67\t4-3\t.609\t\u2014 Cleveland \t\t\t47\t.584\tZ\u2019i New\u2019 York \t\t.57\t55\t.509\t11 Baltimore .\t\t56\t.500\t12 Detroit\t\t\t\t59\t.462\t14 Kansas City .\t.\t53\t60\t.469\t15H Boston\t.\t.31\t62\t.451\t17% Washington\t45\t66\t.396\t23 Mi INTERNATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Buffalo\t.73\tS3\t.579\t\u2014 Havana\t\t\t\t59\t520\t7% Columbus \t\t\t02\t.504\t9% Richmond \t\t\t63\t.496\t1002 Montreal\t\t\t.\t65\tAf¥)\tU\u2019* Rocheatcr \t\t\t65\t.460\t12% Miami \t\t60\tas\t.480\t12% Toronto \t\t56\t6R\t.460\t1* SHE R.-LENN.\tLITTLE LEAGUE\t\t\t \tP\tW\tL\tT Ptl Senators \t\t.IS\t11\t3\t! 23 Red Sox \t\ta.H\t10\t4\t0 20 White Sox \t\t\t6\t8\tI 13 Tigers\t\t\ta.15\t6\t8\t1 13 Yankee* \t\t\t6\t9\t0 12 Indians \t\t\t3\t10\t1 7 Normand Gagnon defeated B0Ulin 'Coaticook) Francois Lemieux (XX'eedon) 6-2 6-1.Gilles Begin (Weedon) defeated Jacques Charland (Magog) 6-1.6-1 Marc Dumas (Weedon) defeated Robert Begin (Magog) 6-1, 10-8.Benoit Dumas (Thetford) defeated Andre Roy (Magog) 6-4.8-6.Pierre Bruneau Jr 2\t\u2014 Normand Roy vs Claude Boucher (Bromptonville).3\t\u2014 Raymond Roy vs Jacques Joncas (Bromptonville).4\t\u2014 Richard Blain vs Henri Crusene.FAST RELIEF FOR ACHING MUSCLES LAST NIGHT'S STARS Pitching\u2014Gary Bell, Cleveland, was the only American League pitcher to go the route, hurling defeat'-1 an eight-hitter and striking out Bruno Roy 'Thetford) 6-2.6-2.e-ht in the Indians' 9-4 triumph Bern Murrau defeated Andre\tKansas C.ty.Puize (Thetford) 9-7.6 3 Jacques Roy (Thetford) defeated Treffle Michaud by default.Yvon Leroux (Magog) defeated Marc Rov (Thetford) 7-9.64).6-1 Jean-Guy Mathieu defeated Jean-Marc Thiverge (Magog' 6-3, CAFE LEE INC.2378 King Sherbrook* Tel.LO.9-4445 Met!*, Lunch**.Snack*.Business Man's Dinner Cdn Style.75c Chinese Style, 90e ?HARNESS RACING SHERBROOKE RACETRACK WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, 8 P.M.hr] ¦t' Admission SI.00 \u2014 Pari Mutuel Children Under 16 Net Admitted ¦ te# IK\ttaMpfl ,l \u2019 HAS BEST FLAVOUR m A rj'inl photograph of one of the groups who took part in Uute teste.Fl^OUl' pfeclkl Red Cap Ale preferred 3 to 2 i taste test» presided over and tabulated by a leading firm of chartered accountants.See for yourself \u2014 try a cose today.From first FLIP .to lost SIP CrV'Y 4 Ifj Red Cap Ale sto/s ot the Flavour Peak! 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