Sherbrooke daily record, 15 mars 1956, jeudi 15 mars 1956

[" 1936\t\tMARCH\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t\t1\t2\t3 4\t5\tfi\t7\t8\t9\t10 11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24 25\t26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31 lictbcookeDailiillctocd ' the paper of the eastern townships f roiJ» Sunny becoming cloudy Friday afternoon.Cold.Light winds.IjOw tonight and high Friday 9 below and 23 above.established 1897.Price; 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC THURSDAY.MARCH 15, |Q5t> Fifty-Ninth Year EDEN POLICY SUPPORTED DY COMMONS World News In Brief Washington.\u2014lAP)\u2014 Ambassador V.K.Wellington Kee, veteran Chinese diplomat and envoy to the United States for almost 10 years, is planning to retire.Close associates said Wednesday that Koo has submitted his resignation to President Chiang Kai-shek, but it has not yet been accepted.\u2022 « * New York.\u2014(AP)\u2014 Italy's President Giovanni Gronchi says his visit just ended \"has confirmed my deep conviction that friendship with the United States must be strengthened and maintained in all its aspects\u201d through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.Gronchi left by plane Wednesday for his homeland.He also visited Ottawa.*\t\u2022\t* Stockholm.\t\u2014\t(Reuters)\t\u2014 Seven workers were killed and three others injured Wednesday when a charge of dynamite exploded at the future site of a big power station in north Sweden The men were installing the charge in a canal when the explosion occurred.*\t*\t* Providence, R.\tI.\u2014\t(AP)\t\u2014 Allen Peckham, 43.admitted in court Wednesday that he drank 50 glasses of beer and a quart of whisky in five hours prior to an auto accident.He pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving and was fined $125.T Recognize Government To Restore Order On Efforts Cyprus American Position Is Studied LONDON \u2014 (CP) \u2014 A parliamentary vote of confidence' gave w-eight today to Prime Minister Eden's determination to reatore ordei in strife-torn Cyprus befora ! making concessions to the islanders.The Conservatives Wednesday night defeated a censure motion, 317 to 232, after Eden made plain that his government intends to retain control over the strategic.! Mediterranean island colony.Eden declared that Britain had faced a choice of exiling Archbishop Makarius, leader of the Cypriot movement lor union with Cnrce, oi abdicating British authority.He said loss of Cyprus would weaken NT rstrm defences from the Mediterranean to the Persian gulf and would menace Britain's Middle East oil supply.Todav, Eden and his cabinet\t.\t,\t\u201e\u201e\t7 .At Lanarca, another Cypriot i fair and just solution.President city, a seven-year-old Greek Cyp- Kisenhower fold a press confer riot boy who was stoning nuli j once that the U S.would do any-lary vehicles with other children | filing reasonable and practical to was shot and killed Wednesday, j help reach a solution.In Greece, Archbishop Spyri- j rpi)js aroused further growls don, the Greek primate, called for from two Conservative London, a \u201cnation-wide half hour of si ! papers.lence\" next Friday morning as a ¦ p Americans really want to protest against the deportation | help,\u201d (lie Daily Mail says, \"we of the Greek Orthodox arrhbish suggest that tlie best thing for °P\tthem is to steer clear of Cyprus The archbishop ousted from iiml Keel» their mouths shut The Cyprus with three aides last British are quite capable of hand-week-end arrived Wednesday at ij\u201eK this affair themselves, their place of exile\u2014-the remote j -phe i>ajiy Telegraph says it .\t» mm i A \u2022\tTwo of the outstanding military men of the Second World War talked about Leaders Meet Açain former days during a brief chat in Montreal.Earl Alexander of Tunis (left) Trenton.N.J.\u2014(AP)\u2014 The was one Df gl.eat commanders as a Field Marshal.U.S.General Alfred M.Gruenther was an outstanding Allied rector of St.Mary\u2019s Roman gtafj Qfficer and now is Supreme Commander of NATO forces in Europe.Lord Alexander was in Montreal on a Catholic cathedral and two ^usjness tr;p from London.Gen.Gruwither made a brief visit to address the Canadian Club.\t(CP Photo) housekeepers he tried to warn\t^ died Wednesday as roaring flames destroyed the historic church and adjoining rectory in predawn hours.The heroism of Msgr.Richard T.Crean.55-year-old vicar general of the Trenton diocese, was told by four younger priests, who escaped dramatically, along with a cook.* * * Sorel, Quo._(CP)\u2014 The bodies of a 40-year-old woman and her baby daughter were found in their home here Wednesday night and police des cribed their deaths as a case of murder and suicide.Another child was seriously injured but is expected to recover.R.C.A.F.Watching Scientists Working In Soviets Arctic Ottawa.\u2014(CP)\u2014 The RCAF | out training missions in the high is keeping check on the activities ! Arctic.of Russian scientists working on | RCAF planes make frequent floating ice islands in the Arctic flights to the far Arctic for train-1\tr.\u201e\u201eA\t! ing in polar navigation.Polar reocean.it was learned today., g.«ns ^ the\tof al] acr_ The air force doesn t make spe- j rou^es because the north cial flights to the vicinity of the | magnetic pole makes It necessary 1 the only ones in that area besides North Pole to check movements | to use special methods of navi- the Russians, iof the drift stations but takes a gation.\tThe u.S.Air Force has radar- one of the two Russian-occupied drift stations.It says workers on the island periodically spot \u201cunidentified planes.\u201d This could refer only to Canadian or- American planes, CNR Surplus Biggest Yet \u2014 Marier close look at them when carrying Capital Hill Roundup No Witnesses, Papers For House Committee Russian-occupied ice islands when he flies to the North,Pole later this month.Two Russian drift stations now are in the vicinity of the pole in the central Arctic basin.The Russians have not attempt ed to make any secret of their | occupation of the ice islands, OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) \u2014 T he Commons research com- which again have drifted through mittee, once it is set up and starts reviewing the role of j waters on the Canadian side of government in non-military research, will not have the the pole.They supply regular power to call witnesses or send for documents.That is what the Commons decided Wednesday by a vote of 127 to 72.rejecting a Progressive Conservatve bid to widen the proposed committees' power.All opposition members voted en bloc against the Liberal majority, did not \u2014 Governor-General Vincent Mas- ; (-.quipped planes on regular pa-sey may catch a glimpse of the [ü,ol across lhe Ar(.tic.Thesc planes and RCAF four-engined North Stars keep watch for any possible Soviet activity in the po- j lar regions north of DEW (Distant, Early Warning) radar line, j The Russians say their work on the ice islands with research into Arctic ice conditions to improve their northern sea route.Canadian officials have weather reports from the islands j eaid they have no reason to doubt which are picked up and used in | this statement.Canada.\tj The Soviet article about \u201cNorth The Soviets, who supply the ! Pole IV\u201d\u2019 says the scientists live drift stations by plane, apparent- on the alert because their ice - ly are perfectly aware that the floes have a bad habit of break-program, \u201cTabloid\u2019 a six-minute 1 islands are kept under surveil- ing up.The station staff ha-film of the wedding of Gil Chris-1 iance.\tj had to move four times in the tie, the program's announcer.! The latest issue of the U.S.S.R.^ last two months.The other ice Ottawa \u2014 'Kf) fairs of the CNR, which earned its biggest peacetime surplus in | 1955, likely will be scrutinized | next week by the Commons railway committee.The committee will examine the CNR\u2019s annual report, showing a $10,717,000 surplus, and ministers discussed American reactions to the Cyprus situation.Before them were reports from State Minister Anthony Nutting, who conferred Wednesday with American Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich, and from Sir Charles Peake, British ambassador in Athens, who has been in touch with the American envoy there, whose statement to Athens on Cyprus Tuesday shocked British officials and brought official demands for an explanation from the state department in Washington.British military chiefs of staff attended a cabinet discussion on the situation in Cyprus itself.In Athens, a government spokesman said Greece would be \u201chappy\u201d if the Cyprus negotiations were resumed and if Archbishop Makarios were released from his exile in the Seychelles islands.\u2019 lie stipulated three requirements which, he said, would solve the Cyprus problem: 1.the recognition of the self determination rights of (he Cypriots; 2.the granting of a wide measure of self government as a transitory stage; and 3.(he granting of a general amnesty.Eden's speech Wednesday night, however, rejected these terms in advance by the reference to abdicating British authority.British troops on Cyprus put Eden\u2019s words to action.Soldiers and police sealed off with barb ed wire a block of downtown Nicosia where terrorists killed a British police sergeant and wounded a Cypriot policeman New disorders broke out again Financial af-1 this morning, however.Terrorists wounded a British airman just outside the city walls, and two other British airmen escaped m | jury when fired at in a Nicosia suburb.The airmen captured one j of the bicycle-riding assailants.! ts connected | its 1956 bud«et cxPectRd to be tabled in Parliament this week.It also will conduct its annual review of Trans-Canada Air Lines and Canadian National West Indies Steamships.In the 1955 report tabled by Transport Minister Marier in the Commons Wednesday, the CNR showed 1955 operating revenues at $683,088,000, second-highest point in its history.This figure Seychelles Islands in the Indian w;,s \"almost inconceivable\" that Ocean.\ti t'annon should have made this Eden (old Labor critics th.it his stat(,ment \u2022\u2022entirely on his own government had done all it could | responsibility.\u201d to establish self-government on Cyprus, hut that lhe archbishop had continually made fresh demands.He had concluded lhat \u201cthe archbishop would only in the end agree to terms which gave hint virtual control of the island.\u201d Eden\u2019s remarks were also obviously aimed at the United States, whose ambassador to Greece, Cavendish Cannon, in Malenkov Arrives In London London (Hcutcrs) Georg! furated Britons by voicing the.Malenkov, the only living ox U.S.government\u2019s \".sympathetic ! premier of the Soviet.Union, ar concern\u201d to the Greek govern-j rived in London today on hi> ment.I l irst recorded visit to a non-Com- Massey May Get Extension Newspapermen Guilty Of Libel In Courval Case Montreal.(P1 Three men today were found guilty on a charge that they libelled police inspector Armatul Courval in an article last fall in the French-language weekly tabloid Nouvelles et Rotins.Charged In the case were Jacques Satiriol, 44, newspaper man and unsuccessful mayoralty candidate in the last municipal election: Gaston Houle, editor and owner of Nouvelles et Rotins, and 1\u2018ierre IVIadeau, owner of Hcbdo Rrinling ( nm-pany which prints the weekly.Satiriol was sentenced to a fine of $500 or a month in jail.Houle was sentenced to a fine of $2,000 or six months.The Hebdo Printing Company, represented by IVIadeau, was sen- The film was shown Feb.6,1 Illustrated News, published by } island is roughly two hours' fly j two days alter Mr.Christie's wed-1 the Soviet embassy here, contains ! ing time away.Both drift stations\t\u2019\t\u2019 ding The CBC said earlier that an article about \"North Pole TV,\u201d have airstrips, the film cost $186.Revenue Minister McCann, who reports to Parliament for However, the vote mark the end of debate on ®rR\u2018 solution calling for the establishment o£ the committee.So far, in two days of debate Commoners have talked about a wide range of possible subjects for research.\t,\t, The Commons question penod TM-mtuced these developments :\t,\t,\t, 1 The immigration department ; the CBC, said be doubted whe- j considering what action should ther any government member be taken in the case of Mrs.Fay | was sufficiently interested to Elizabeth Spalding, 29-year-old give an opinion.He personally Australian immigrant who has ^ had not seen the film so he successfully fought in two Brit- : could give no opinion, ish Columbia courts federal ef- ; In the Senate, Senators Arthur ft to deoort her\t^ Roebuck and John Connolly, Immigration Minister Pickers- both Ontario Liberals, opposed said the government has de- a bill to give the Exchequer c ded not to take the case to the ' Court jurisdiction to hear dt-Vunreme Court of Canada.\tvorce cases from Quebec and S He said she arrived in Van- Newfoundland, the only provin-couver last spring to marry Lind- ces without divorce courts.,av Neil Ingall ol Calgary, an Divorce eases from those two Australian oil engineer.However provinces now are handled in he would be interested in receiy- Parliament.ing information about her \u201cal- Senator Roebuck said: I am 1 aed marriage.\u201d\ti nn authority on why the leaders, Mr Pickersgill quoted from a religious and otherwise, in the cable he said he received from province of Quebec are so de-thc woman's husband, Alan Spal- finitely opposed to the establish-riin- saying his wife left Aus-1 ment of a divorce court, trait without his consent and t \u201cThey may be wrong in their there was no immediate prospect stand, but who are we to assume fa divorce\t,bat we know more about wbat 15 I \u201d Prime Minister St.Laurent\tgood for them than they know said he has seen some things on ;\tthemselves, or having determin- UBC television Which he did not !\ted what is good for them that find in «mod taste, but had never\twe should force it upon them.\u201d\tI tried to censor the CBC's activ- Sepator Connolly, a Roman Ca- j 'lie mu replying » Donnld\tlïta\t«Lifs™\tNEW ENGLAND POLITICS\t- Dj-gM.N.H., voter.| Todd/S Chuckle Filmins (PC-Toronto Eglinton)\tbee to obtain a divorce.To over-\tIme up (background) to cast\tthe.r ballots in the nation s who asked whether the govern-\tride Quebec opposition to divorce\tfirst presidential primary.Awaiting the.r turns to vote, ment considered it in good taste\twould constitute a infringement\t!\tsome menfolk warm up by\tthe stove.About 12U.OUU to have shown on the CBC-TV : of provincial law.\tvoters went to the polls in the state.the year before.The CNR's strong comeback from 1954 was tied to a general surge in the economy.In the previous year, its revenues sank in line with a general sag in North American rail traffic.The 1955 surplus was the only peacetime one of any significance.The two previous ones were of less than $1,000,000 apiece in 1952 and 1953.The surplus was attained after paying off fixed charges of $33,004,000, mainly interest on bonds held by the public and the federal government.The remaining $10,717,000 ' goes to the federal treasury as dividends on government-held preference stock.In tabling the CNR and CNS reports, Mr.Marier announced the CNS service between Canada and the West Indies will be continued for at least another five years.Because it has been a consistent money-loser, it has been run in recent years on a year-to-year basis.However, the 1955 report showed its deficit was cut to 95,-000 from $628.000 in 1954.A British protest to Washing- ntunist country, ton brought a hurried statement The 54-year-old Malenkov, min.that\tthe\tU.S.\twas\ttaking neither\tjster of\tpower stations\tsince tie side,\tand\toffered\tto\thelp\tfind\ta\tstepped\tdown from the\ttop gov- ernment post 13 months ago, led a Russian delegation of 13 who will spend three weeks touring British electric and nuclear-energy plants, at Britain\u2019s invitation.Strict security precautions will operate\tthroughout the\tvisit.A cloak of\tofficial silence\thas been thrown over the delegation\u2019s, detailed movements.Scotland Yard believes that this will ease their task in preventing hostile demon-slrnlions by Russian or Soviet-satellite exiles.Fun and games as well as technical visits are on the Uus-|si,in guests\u2019 program.On Saturday, for instance, Malenkov and his comrades will see the Arsenal Club\u2014 known in the soccer world as \u201cthe Reds\u201d\u2014play Manchester United, the likely English champions this year.The following Saturday they arc expected to travel to Inver-poor and Windsor, during which the Russians will tour the castle where Queen Elizabeth and the royal family often stay, and I resented hy Reladeatt, was sen- where, next month, the Queen.will receive the top Soviet leaders, Premier Bulganin and the first, secretary of the Soviet Communist party, Nikita Khrushchev.Ottawa.- W - Rt.\tHon.\tVin-\ttcnccd to a fine of\t$1,000.\tOn cent Massey who, at\t69, begins\tnon payment of the fine\tthe a 10,000-mile Arctic\ttour\tnext;\tprinting company\twould\tbe week, may serve an\textra\tyear\traced with seizure.or more as Canada\u2019s governor-1-\u2014 -\u2014\u2014 general.His normal five-year term is j due to expire in February 1957.i No governor-general has remain- j ed in office for two full five-year terms but four have received ex tensions\u2014three of one year and one of two years.Extension of Mr Massey\u2019s term seems virtually assured by the j likelihood of a general election in mid-1957.Prime Minister St Laurent is unlikely to appoint a Ailing Trapper, Group Stranded By Weather DAWSON CREEK, B.C.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 \u201cAU okay, well,''\t, This rnesage, tramped in the snow and read by in aircraft, was the only word today on a snowmobile party of six rnen and an ailing trapper, stranded in the governor-general before it is held.I mountainous wilds of northeastern British (.oh.mbia Mr.Massey may be asked in-\tIt\twas not known here whether the message\tconcern- formally to remain in office until ed\tthe\tanowmohilr crow, the.\tk man or boll), the government decides other-; An RCAF helicopter\tfmm (hc air Monday, caught m wise.If the Liberals lose the Whitehorse, Yukon, was to fly to election, this would give the in- Dawson Creek today and then set\tan i«: c.nvi >\t\u2018 coming government a chance to out\tfor the Wolverine river area,\tcr near where it joins\tthe\tMol recommend a new appointee to 80 miles southeast of here, where.v,,rjnP trapper John Terry, 34, has been i the Queen if it so desires The entire area is mountain If the Liberals win, Mr.Mas- isolated in a cabin for more than ; ()USt heavily treed and buried in scy\u2019s term extension likely will two weeks and where lhe snow- mj^ up l() ]s {cet ,j(,ep.Landing be made formal He would be mobile bogged down while trying ()f\taircraft is considered given at least an extra year in to reach him.\t| extremely hazardous, office and perhaps more.\tThe crew left Friday to help Aircraf1 Wedncsday dropped Mr.Massey\u2019s willingness to Terry, unable to travel far on foot ^\t]i(,s anf, / barrel of .serve and his general success in because of a back ailment\t]ine but wind prevented the The group\u20144wo I CM off* «ra{t from tting below 3,000 cers, two .so dters and\tI feet.The ground party may not pers-set out from tins town -JMbccn ablc t0 find thc gaxo-mt'es northwest of Edmonton af- ]lne jn the d snow.ter George Wood, 20 - year - old\t,\t.\t, .partner of Terry, trudged 125 The heliocoptcr is expected to miles on foot through heavy forest and deep snow to report Terry\u2019s plight.The snowmobile ran out of gas a difficult role as Canada\u2019s first native-born governor-general, arc other reasons why thc extension appears likely.Mr.St.Laurent and Mr.Massey met informally at Government House Wednesday night.The extension may have been discussed.Mr.Massey leaves Tuesday on a 17-day tour of the north.Since ignorance is supposed to be bliss, why aren\u2019t more people jumping with joy?The Canadian governors-gen- 13 miles from Terry\u2019s main cabin eral who were given extensions ! on the Wolverine.Since then two were the Ear! of Dufferin, who [of the men have been reported served for six years, 1872-78; | hiking on foot back to East Pine, the Earl of Minto, six years, 1898- [60 mile west of here.It has not 1904; Earl Grey, seven years, ; been determined whether any of 1904-11; Viscount Alexander, six the men reached Terry\u2019s cabin, years, 1946-52\tThe snowmobile was spotted '! take block and tackle equipment to aid in freeing the snowmobile from the river ice.It also is believed it will remove the five men remaining in thc area.It is feared continuing mild weather will weaken river ice and that the snowmobile may break through and sink.Wednesday night the machine was report A thready sinking into the ice,\t, Two SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 195(5 DANCE I.O.O.F.HALL SAWYERVILLE SATURDAY, MARCH 17th Rossi's Orchestra A NEW SERVICE FOR MAGOG Radio Guide uishwik irsux \u2022 Your telephone answered for you promptly, efficiently and courteously.Call us for mor# details.VI.3-3214 ?00 Artieui of Today 5.10\tThis was the Place 6.00 CBC News 6.10\tSportacaat 6.15 Citizens Forum 6 25 Reporting the Legislature rtT7 T'M»7^ ON OUR SCREEN' nominated for 8 Academy Awards' BURT LANCASTER \u2022 ANNA MAGNANI \" \u2022u, Hal Wallis' !¦ iartrUl» re* a» v à Ik \u2022\tn Tarts ¦ l xY 4 £ * TS.e Ifoldent I \u2022lory of lov« you have ever b«*t»n p6\t1 .e-'V * .-is» Chlorodent .rf UTEti' ¦Tt>v> ill,.& gone» Get your free check list from any DOMINION or THRIFT store YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE YOU CAN\tTel.LO.2-7122 for delivery!\tSIfferInce YOU CAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE\t\u2014\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE YOU CAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE\t\u2014\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHi\tDIFFERENCE YOU CAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE\t\u2014\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE\tDIFFERENCE HUNTING\u2019S DAIRY MILK m Citp Bage March 18 to 25 Anti-Obscene Literature Week To Be Held Locally March 18 to 25 will be anti-ob-\u2022cene literature week in Sherbrooke.The Federation of French Canadian Women and the Catholic Women's League have combined forces to drive obscene literature from the newsstands and bookshops in the city.The campaign which is to be launched this Sunday has the sanctions of Mayor Armand Nadeau and Archbishop Georges Cabana.\u201cI am happy to endorse the coming campaign.\" says Mayor Nadeau, \u2018\u2018and do not doubt that local newsstand proprietors will become conscious of their responsibilities and acquiesce to the requests of the ladies who will be visiting them during campaign \u2022week.\" \u201cI am sure that all parents, teachers and leaders,\u201d he continued, \u201cwill give their wholehearted support to this crusade Remember Your Irish \u2014 FRIENDS \u2014 Send them Shamrocks or Green Carnations! MiLFORO\u2019S 143 Frontenac St.\u2014LO.2-3757 ^PHYSIOTHERAPY Microthermy Vapor Bath - Electric Bath FSvediî-h Massage \u2022 Galvanism ^ (^Exercisers Vibrators * Lamps j HEALTH SALON Ladies: Tuesday & Thursday :i05 Frontenac, LO.7-5507J before the situation becomes even more serious than it already is.\u201d \u2019 Let us all get behind the campaign slogan: \u2018Purify our reading\u2019,\u201d the mayor said.Archbishop Cabana appealed to Sherbrooke's English speaking population to lend its support to the Federation's crusade to rid the city of obscene literature.Speaking to members of the French Catholic group he said: \u201cI do not doubt that you will find generous co-operation on the part of «those who are not of our faith, for they too are saddened by this plague of unwholesome literature.\u201d He commended the object of the drive in trying to protect the nation's youth from corruptive reading.He pointed out the damage which can be caused by these periodicals, magazines and comic books to young and old alike.Mrs.J.P.Mercier who.heads the Federation of French Canadian Women in a letter to the press quoted Cardinal Leger as saying: \"The systematic corruption of youth by obscene writing is the primary objective of the enemies of the church.\u201d We can no longer remain indifferent to the danger which is threatening our sons and daughters, Mrs.Mercier stated.She explained that the campaign is an effort to remove such literature permanently from the city's newsstands and to replace it with clean, healthy reading.Mrs.Mercier urged local proprietors to receive the crusaders with an attitude of co-operation.\u201cThey need you and also can do you a great service,'\u2019 she said.\"If obscene literature is continued to be sold in our city, it will breed a race of dishonest and immoral citizens.Without it our youth can grow up to be the honor and pride of our country,\u201d she concluded.(iZ&Uct (RCOjU* TUNING and REPAIRS NEW USED Authorized dealers for HEINTZMAN PIANOS and MINSHALL ORGANS \"MAGIC FINGERS\" the automatic electric attachment that can be installed in your piano without affecting its appearance.1508 King St.West Tel.LO.9-3423\u2014Sherbrooke Bishop's To Hold Biology Exhibit Friday, Saturday \"The Life of Seed Plants\u201d will be the theme of this year's Biological Exhibition, to be held at Bishop's University, this Friday and Saturday.It is the seventh annual exhibition and is open to the public.Special invitations have been issued to high school principals and science teachers to bring interested students of grades 9 to 12.The University «xhibitors plan' to demonstrate not only the structural features of the flowering plants but also the main activities of a plant as the seed is transformed into a mature plant and again produces seeds.The exhibition topics will in elude the following: seed structure, seed germination, responses of young seedlings to moisture, light, etc., absorption, mineral nutrition in water culture solutions, localization of growth, movement of materials within the plant, leaf structure, methods of preparing temporary and per manent microscope slides, extraction and separation of chlorophyll and related pigments, photosynthesis, an elaborate system for determining the rate of production of carbon dioxide by respiring plant tissues, development of flowers, fruits and seeds.The exhibition is under the direction of Dr.A.N.Langford, head of the Biology Department at the University.Taking part will be a great number of science undergraduates at the col-, lege.The event will take place in the science laboratories of the new' Arts building.To be held in conjunction with this on Saturday, the playoff games in boys' and girls' basketball will take place in the gymnasium in competition for the Visser and MacLeod Trophies, an annual stake pul up for teams of the Eastern Townships.SHERBROOKE QUEBEC.THURSDAY MARCH 15.195F Observes Seventh Anniversary FRESH EASTER Yes ladies, now Is the time to start thinking about having your Spring coats and dresses cleaned so they\u2019ll lie fresh and lovely for EASTER WEARING.Send them to THE CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKI LTD.this very day for the best of dry cleaning.SSIM! Ml Three Montrealers Held Warwick Robbery Nearing Solution Youth Receives Slight Injuries Jean-Guy Binette, 18, of RR 2, Victonaville, suffered a fractured right leg when he was hit by a car in front of his home yesterday.The victim was hit by a car when he jumped onto the road after the wagon he was driving broke down.He was taken to Hotel Dieu Hospital, by Durocher ambulance.BKIEFLETS 'shamrock Supper and Variety Program, St.Anthony\u2019s Parish Hall, Lennoxville, Mar.18th.3-7 p.m.Adults 75c, Children 50c, Variety entertainment and play St.Patrick's Church Hall, Saturday, 8:30 p.m.50c.Dr, W, J.Klinck will be absent from his office from March 19-21.The Members of the Biology Club of BISHOPS UNIVERSITY present A BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION on Friday and Saturday of this week.2:15 - 5:45 and 7:30 - 10:30.New Arts Building This seventh exhibition deals with \"The Life of Seed Plants'\u2019 Flower, fruit and seed \u2014 structure and function.Mineral Nutrition.Growth.Preparation of microscope slides.Food manufacture.Respiration.Demonstrotions of Laboratory Techniques.Continuous Film Programme on Related Subjects.The public is cordially invited to attend.March 22, 23 Y's Men\u2019s Annual Life-Saver Days To Be Held Soon The Sherbrooke Y's Men\u2019s Club ' will hold its annual life-saver Tag Days on Thursday and Friday of next week, it was announced at a dinner meeting last night j at the Magog Hotel.Jim Atto has been appointed j chairman of the Tag Days with Bob Chadsey as co-chairman.The I club is looking for 50 taggers to help sell the life-savers.Proceeds from the tagging will, | go towards the running of the Y\u2019s Men's boys\u2019 camp at Shore Acres every summer.Last year the Tag : Days grossed over $500 lor the j club.Members hope to go over i this mark this year.President Bob Chadsey con-! ducted the meeting and seated j with him at head table were Gordon Whatley, Bill Emslic, Dick Crotty and Dick Dean.There were four guests at the meeting including Dick Crotty and Harry Blue of Sherbrooke, \u2019 Graydon Reid, Waterville, and Dick Dean, Montreal.Following the business meeting a film of the Grey Cup football game held last fall in Vancouver was shown to the members.SANGSTER MEMORIAL CHURCH Sangstcr Memorial United Church will celebrate the seventh anniversary of its founding this Sunday.Since its establishment in the West Ward, as a pastoral charge of the United Church of Canada, it has gone forward, thanks to the devotion and loyal support of its members and adherents who have given and arc still giving so freely of their time, money, and energy.The congregation acknowledges, with thankfulness, the financial aid it has received and is still receiving from the Board of Home Missions, and from three or four generous United Churchmen in the city.Without this assistance, it would not be able to carry on.and for some time to eomc.must Iran somewhat hea\\ ily on outside help, but with hope and confidence it looks forward to the day when it shall stand on its own feet.Two special services will mark this anniversary Sunday: one at eleven in the morning when the present minister will speak on \"An Alive Church\u201d, and the other at seven-thirty in the evening, at which the Rev.Dr L.M.Outerbridge will be the guest-preacher.His theme will be: \"The Same Jesus.\u201d The following ministers will take part in this service: (hr Rev.T.D.F.Everett, president of the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the United Church of Canada, and minister of Trinity Church in the City, and the Rev.F.C.Amery, minister of the Sherbrooke Baptist Church.The Revs, R C.Tait and Sidney Garland will not be present, as they are to preach out of town that evening.Their people, however, along with those of Trinity and Baptist Churches, will attend this anniversary celebration.The Sangster Church Choir, under the direction of Ernest Howland, will offer special worshipful music, at both services, and its leader and Mrs.Wright Gibson of Plymouth United Church Choir, will bo heard in solos.A very warm welcome awaits all the friends of Sangstcr, on this auspicious occasion.On Thursday, March 22, the Women's Association will serve a turkey supper in the Church Hall from 5.30 to 7.00 p.m.All are invited to this festive board, for it will provide another occasion for sharing the Christian fellowship, so manifest among the ministers' and Church people of Sherbrooke.Easter Seal Drive i Nearing Objective MONTREAL.\u2014(CPi\u2014 Three men.arrested earlier this week by city and Provincial Police in connection with major bank break-ins at Sorel and Warwick, last year, were remanded for preliminary heaving March 20 by Judge Orner Legrand Wednes- 0\tay.The men were arrested by police following raids on two north-end apartments where cash, stocks and bonds totalling some $50.000 were discovered hidden in the walls.Two Men Receive Minor Injuries I In Two-Car Crash Two men received minor injur ics when their cars collided at the corner of Queen and King West last night.The two, Wilfrid Delisle, 5fi, of 930 Stanley St .and Fernand Lc | franeois, 39.31 2nd Ave., were j j bundled into an ambulance after i :the collision and headed off to! one of the local hospitals.Fiij route, however, Ihc two drivers j changed their minds, and com.! j manded the ambulance driver lo j ] stop.They got out of the ambu I lance and headed back to the scene of the accident.Delisle had been driving south on Queen turning cast on to King) jwhen the collision occurred.Hr j 1\treceived an injury to his hip, | and Lefrancois suffered cuts to the face.Both cars Unstained con- |sidcrable damage.Sydney Bateman Former Asbestos Corp.Official Dies in Thelford Thetford Mines.(Special) ! Sydney T.Bateman, well-known j Thetford resident died today at I his home on Notre Dame Street Mr.Bateman, who was 72, was j the former assistant general su perintendent of Asbestos Corpiv ! ration Limited, lie retired some lime ago.He was prominent in many 1 social and civic affairs and had Charged are Frank Ward, 2\".Lawrence Helm, 28.and John Grabowski, 20, all of Montreal.Ward and Grabowski were denied bail while Helm was granted bail ot $950 Ward is accused of possessing burglary equipment seized in a joint raid by city and Provincial Police on a west-end Barclay avenue apartment last weekend.Police said they uncovered a large collection of safe-cracking equipment.Helm was arraigned for illegal possession of an unregistered loaded revolver and Grabowski i» charged with attempting to corrupt police officers by offering $150 to avoid arrest All together, police detained six persons, including the trio, following the apartment raids.Police said they believe the apartments were used as a headquarters for a large safe cracking gang, responsible for several break-ins end thells in the Montreal area.all Canada knows JORDAN W INFS jORHAN i Challenge SIIF.KR^ HAIR EXPERT HERE TOMORROW The Canada-wide Easter Seals campaign for the aid of crippled children got under way last week, and in Sherbrooke the money has already started to pour in.The Sherbrooke district campaign is being run by members of the local Kiwanis Club and a spokesman for the club fold the Record today that over $500 had been received by last night.The club hopes to surpass its objective of $3.000 this year.Almost all the seals have been sent out with the e.xcrption of those to industries which require private letters, J.Faucher, Ki wanis Club president, announced.Half of the money collected will be sent to the Easter Seals campaign headquarters in Mont real, and the other half will he used by the Kiwanis Club to help crippled children in Sherbrooke and district.The money is used to send these children to the crippled children's camp on Lake Massa-wippi.There, for ten weeks, I he ! youngsters arc given expert med-! ical, care and therapy from qual-| ified doctors, nurses and tlier-;apists, and at the same time they ! enjoy the summer ,sun, the lake, iand the company of other children.\"It is a very worthwhile camp,\" Mr.Faucher explained and went on to describe one youngster who was sent to the camp last sum mer.The boy was on crutches and could hardly walk when he arrived at the camp at the end of June.However, ten weeks lat er he was walking almost as well las a normal child and with further treatment could expect to lead a normal litc when he grew up.Easter Seals are the big way to help turn crippled boys and girls into wholesome, healthy young adults.It is hoped that the people of Sherbrooke and district will give generously to the campaign again this year, Mr.Fau-, cher said.CK Trichologist G.S.Bishop uses scalp diagram lo point out cause* of hair loss to balding client.Bishop\u2019s organization is sending a specialist here to advise men how to correct hair trouble» by home treatment.Basic Principle of Hair Loss and Growth Revealed by Expert New home treatment methods, for growing thicker hair \u2014 and i preventing baldness - will be ! demonstrated in Sherbrooke, j Quebec, this Friday, March Ifi.! Trichologist J.J Stalteri, of the famous Bishop Hair Experts ; organization, will bo in charge.He will personally examine hair-worried men and women from 2 p.m.to 9 p,m.Friday, at the Hotel Sherbrooke.20 Years Experience ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT fA MADE-T0-' MEASURE ANNUAL EASTER SUIT SALE which ends Saturday.All orders taken will be guaranteed for pre-Easter delivery.Three wonderful sole prices for BIG SAVINGS - s3950 s49 50.nd $69 so Additional trousers available in meny lengths lor very little extra.WAITER BLUE & C0\u201e LTD.33 KING WEST \u2014 SHERBROOKE Opposite Lansdewne Market \u2014 where parking Is no problem.SYDNEY BATEMAN hern a resident of Thetford for many years.He is survived by his wife, the former Ann Montgomery Leggatt, two sons and three daughters.Funeral service will hr held ; Saturday at two o'clock in the Church of St.John the Divine, Thetford Mine*.Bishop's Student To Go To Germany Sccond/Lt.Peter Morand, an honors student in his final year at Bishop's University, has been | selected for training with the Znd Canadian Infantry Brigade in Germany during the summer of 195fi, it was announced today by Maj-James Gray.Officer Cnm-1 mandmg of the University COTC.Morand is one of 12 COTC men from Quebec Province chosen for this honor.He is enrolled iq the RCA and has already com-1 pleted two phases of his train-1 ing with the COTC at Bishop's i University.\tG.S.\tBishop\ti, founder of\tthe \tBishop\tHair b\t,x peris, has\thad \tmore th\tan 20\tyears experience\t ig|\tstudying\t\u2014and\tcorrecting -\thair \tproblem;\tHe\tsummarizes\this mm 3Ni\tthousand\ts 111\tcase historic-\tin \tI one sim\tpie, in\talter of fact s\ttale \t! ment :\t\t\t d for\t\"The\thealt\thy scalp grows\t \thealthy\thair\tnaturally!\t \t\"It sr\t¦oms so obvious,\t\tsays Çn\tr\\ j thu vehicle, one of two car* which collided el the corner of Queen JflOw LSU5TS Boulevard and King Weal last night.The two driver* of the vehicle* received minor injuries hut were not hospitalized although hoth cars sustained con-miereble damage,\t(Record photo by Breton Sbagho' 67lh Sherbrooke Rotary Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadats Cadet Parade at Rardar Bldg , Depot Street, Friday, March 16th 1956.All recruits arc welcome at ffeadquarters, Depot Street, Sherbrooke.By Order of:- Ü/L FORREST LORD, D F.C, Commanding Officer, Bishop, \u201cyou might think no intelligent person would deny the truth.But when you accept it, you must rule out practically | all the common beliefs about baldness.\"For instance, most people are convinced that baldness is hereditary 'runs in families,\u2019 so to speak.Yet I've never heard anyone argue that you can in herit an unhoallhy calp So you can t very well inherit baldness, can you?\" Baldness Due To Age?Bishop has an impressive record to back up his conclusions.More than 95C of those he treats are satisfied.\"Another common idea,\u201d says Bishop, \"is that a man just naturally loses his hair as he gels older.Why should he?Men's ! hair grows fastest between the ages of 35 and 60.So there's no earthly reason why everyone should not keep his scalp healthy and hair growing Something Cun Be Done \u201cYou\u2019ve also heard men say that, nothing ran be done to stop hair Joss once it starts Why not?It's just a question of cor-ireting an unhealthy scalp ron-j riition, and trading bad habits ; of hair rare for good habits.\" Not one male sealp in a hundred is actually healthy, Bishop observe: \"If your scalp ached when it was in bad condition\u2014as your I teeth do \u2014 there wouldn't be 12.000,000 balding men in Canada and the U.S,\" Free Examinetion If you're worried about your hair, drop by the Hotel Sherbrooke tomorrow to see Mr.Stalteri.Examination is free and without obligation.\"Our first problem, when you come in for examination.\u201d says ! Bishop, \"is lo determine the exact condition of your scalp On the basis nf that analysis, LEROY GEIGER hefor* Bishop treatment (above), an*l after treatment (below).Un-rctouched photographs made seven months apart.we work mil a special home care procedure.We tell you what to do and what not to do for the good of your hair.\u201cThere is no cure-all for every scalp disorder.Each of the disorders that enusr- most haldnes* requires a special treatment.\u2019 Bishop says that sometimes your treatment must he changed after a few weeks to get best, results.\"For this reason, you mail regular reports to the Bishop office.\"Also, your scalp condition is checked personally by a Bishop trichologist at regular intervals.\u201d Guarantee Satisfaction \u201cTo overcome the average-man's skepticism we offer a 30-DA Y G U A R A N T K K,\" says Bishop.\"You mu, i be satisfied with results by the end of 30 days or your money will be refunded.\" Trichologist Stalteri will be in Sherbrooke on Friday, March 111, so make plans to see him then.fall the Hotel Sherbrooke trv-morrow for Mr.Stalteri'* suite number, then come see him between 2 and 9 p.m.for a free examination.Remember, there's no obligation or embarrassment.You don t need an appointment.Cmi-r.Int.H*lr Expert* IM4 I Sberbcooke rally Becord.COME OUT, COME OUT, WHEREVER YOU ARE \"The Oldest Doily in the Districf Established Ninth Day ot February, 1897.with which t; incorporated the SberbrooVa Gazette, established 1837, and Sherbrooke examiner established 1878 Subscription Rates: Carrtei delivery in Sherbrooke and tastrrn Townships: iO cents weekly, $15.60\tper\tyear.Mai) subscription in\tCanada\tGreat Britain or the United States: i year $9.00.6 months\t$4 50, 3\tm.mths $2.50.1 month\t$1.00\tSingle copies 5c; 2 .to 3 mus old, 10c; up to fl mos\told.\t25c.\t\u201cAuthorized a* second\tclass mail.Post Office Department Ottawa \" The Record is printed and published every /week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited of which Edna A Beerworth is Secretary Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.The Record\tu> a\tmember of the Audit\tBureau\tof Circulation, ita clrcula'Jon being regularly audited and guaranteed.THURSDAY, MARCH 15.1956 You And The Red Cross An eighty mile an hour gale tore through the town ripping roofs from houses, laying low trees and wires, and flinging open doors.With grasping hands it tore down signs and chimneys, and a fire, started by an overheated stove, was quickly fanned into a conflagration.When the storm had passed, discouraged workers began repairing damage.Untire families were homeless, there was no running water, no heat, and very little food to be found.This is only one of those multiple and unexpected occasions when food, medical supplies, and clothing are really needed \u2014 and needed immediately, but before noon, the Red Cross Society arrived with trucks loaded with all necessities, including nourishing food and hot coffee.The Red Cross does not investigate to see if these necessities can be paid for.It does not wait to be asked, but whenever or wherever anyone is the victim of fire, food, or famine, it voluntarily, and rapidly provides free clothing, food, and shelter.This week the Red Cross has appealed for funds from Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships.In addition to the enormous expenditure it must make in its merciful distributions to the needy, it provides the Blood Clinic, which alone, is worth more than the amount requested.It is to be sincerely hoped that the objective of this campaign will be attained.Don\u2019t give until it hurts, give till it satisfies that inner craving Christain people have for helping the needy.| From The Pen Of E.T.Writers WINTER When winter arrives with its snow' and ice It makes our whole town look clean and nice.We put on our skiis and dash down the hills Put on our snowshoes and tramp over riljs.Sometimes it's announced their\u2019s to be an ice carnival And we search for all the costumes available.Then off to the nnk with shouting and laughter \u2014 And talk of the fun for many weeks after There is no describing the joy and the thrills Of parties, tobogganing down the steepest of hills, With stars up above and a moon shining down What could be better than a sleigh ride through town.The people who live in southern climes Don't realize the joy in bob-sled rides.When you see the trees covered with frost at night And all the fields sparkling in the day's sunlight.You can\u2019t help but feel, life's really worthw'hile \u2014 And you go through your W'ork with a song and a smile.Bury, Que.MRS.WELLS A.BISHOP, VICTORIA PARK # I NCA Sefnc«( Inc.1 ~\t- WSm Sure Road To For a good while now the Russian Communist leaders have been talking invitingly of renewing the so-called \u201cpopular front\u2019\u2019 or coalition of leftist parties.This tactic had a certain success in the late 19 30 s, especially in France.But the non - Communist leftists have learned something since then.The Socialists, powerful today in many European lands, understand well what would be involved in any cooperation with Moscow.The Council of the Socialist International, meeting in Zurich, Switzerland, bluntly rejected the \u201cpopular front\u2019\u2019 idea.It set up a minimum precondition for cooperation with Moscow which the Kremlin obviously could never accept \u2014 the abolition of the Communist party dictatorship.The Socialists know that the Communist objective is always final conquest of the free nations.A united front to them is just one more way of promoting that end.At the earliest opportunity, in the event such a front took over a government, the Communists would seize full power if they could.Thereafter the Socialists would get Oblivion nothing.Indeed, they might suffer a worse fate than a country\u2019s conservatives.Communists view the Socialist philosophy as too closely competitive with their own.By our standards Socialists may be \u201cradicals,\u201d but as seen from the left they are relatively moderate.They want no part of dictatorship or other Red extremism.Often the Socialist parties of Europe have taken policy positions which we regard as unsound and perhaps unwittingly serving the Communist aims.1 hey may indeed be shortsighted at times in their judgment of Western needs.But in most cases the differences are honest, and they lie within the framework of Western freedom.Cooperation with the Kremlin does not.Whatever the Socialists may desire that differs from the goals of more conservative parties, they know the enemy well enough not to embark on a course of collaboration that could lead to slow suicide for the Socialist movement.Embracing Moscow is like cuddling up to a cobra.A Calculated Gamble The British government has seen fit to take an unusually bold course of action in deporting Archbishop Makarios from the island of Cyprus.In doing so it cannot have been unmindful of the immediate results \u2014 the general strike in the violence-torn Crown colony itself and the demon- DANOEROUS FOE KEPT FROM LEAD Today\u2019s hand is an exercise in ! keeping the dangerous opponent j out of the lead.You must develop three diamond tricks with- ! out allowing West to gain the ! lead, since West would easily defeat you with the long spades.| How do you go about it with only two entries to the dummy?Try to work it out for yourself, and then compare notes with the j solution of Commander Ernest | Pawle, who contructed the hand.\\ East discards a heart on the first trick, and you win with the ace of spades.Your next step is to lead the ace of diamonds.East cleverly throws away the king of diamonds, waiting for a chance to get rid of the jack of diamonds also.Then West would he able to win the third round of diamonds with the ten.You must foil this little plot by entering dummy with Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY NORTH\t15 *875 ¥ Q54 *\t8 6 4 3 *\tA53 WEST\tEAST *\tK Q.I 10 9 2 A None *10\tVJ98632 ?\t10 9 2\t?K.J7 *Q 10 2\t*.1 976 SOUTH (D) *\tA643 V AK 7 *\tA Q 5 *\tK 8 4 North-South vul.South\tWest\tNorth\tEast 1 *\t1 *\tPass\tPass Double\tPass\t2*\tPass 2 N T.\tPass\t3 N T.\tPass Pass\tPass\t\t Opening lead\u2014* K queen of hearts and leading a diamond from the dummy.East the plays the jack of diamonds, but BYGONE DAYS TEN YEARS AGO From the Record of Friday, March 15, 1946.Fred Rose, Labor Progressive Member of Parliament for Montreal-Cartier, was arraigned in Court of Sessions in Montreal lodav on a double charge of violation of the Official Secrets Act and of conspiring with Dr.Raymond Boyer, McGill University Professor, to commit the indictable offences named in the complaint.Rose entered no pica and was remanded for preliminary hearing March 22nd.The Canadian Pacific line lo Halifax was blocked for five hours one mile west of Cook-shire this morning after east-bound Train 68.No.2 crashed Into the bark of casthound Train 68, No.1 which had stop ped to take on water.The caboose of train No.1 was completely splintered and other cars derailed.One CPR fireman was slightly injured.The Daily Herald, Labor Party newspaper in London, in a front-page article signed by the editor, today appealed to Winston Churchill to refrain from replying to Generalissimo Stalin when the former British Prime Minister speaks tonight in New York.THIRTY YEARS AGO From the Record of Monday, March 15, 1926.The total main estimates of the Dominion Government for the current fiscal year as tabled in the House of Commons were $345,771,000 a decline of $5,652.000 from the previous year.The Government pians the amalgamation of several departments to cut down expenditures.A commission will also be named to study the marketing of Canadian coal in the central provinces.Premier Taschereau has re Jected a proposal that the Provincial Government pay a supplementary allowance of $1.000 annually to federal judges to compensate for the removal of the fees formerly allowed for holding inquiries into municipalities.The resignation of A.C.Skinner from the Sherbrooke City Council was accepted at a regular session.you refuse to win the trick.East returns a club, and you win with the king.Now you cash the queen of diamonds to get it out of the way, and you can get to dummy with the ace of clubs to cash the last diamond.Thus 1 you make sure of nine tricks.The important, but strange play, is the leading out of the | ace of diamonds al the second j i trick.You can\u2019t make the hand ^ j by leading the first diamond j from the dummy.East would play the jack, and you\u2019d have to i | finesse the queen.Then you\u2019d 1 still need two entries to dummy ; \u2014one to make sure of letting j East win a trick with the king ; I of diamonds, and the other to i j cash the last diamond.CARD SENSE Q\u2014With both sides vulnerable, ! the bidding has been: North East South West 1 Heart 2 Clubs ?You, South, hold: Spades Q-7-3, Hearts 4-2, Dia- i monds A-K-Q-.I-7-3, Clubs A-2.What do you do?A\u2014Kid three no-trump.You can run seven tricks as soon as you get in, and game at no-trump shoulder be easier than at diamonds.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION The bidding is I he same as in the question just answered.You, South, hold: Spades K 7-3, Hearts Q-2, Diamonds A-K-Q-J-7-3, Clubs A-2.What do you do?Answer Tomorrow MINISTERS AND THEIR GHOSTS Ottawa Journal When Mr.Hazen Argue, CCF member, asked Trade and Commerce Minister Howe whether he could tell the House something about Czechoslovakia\u2019s purchases of Canadian wheat Mr.Howe produced a piece of paper from his pocket, remarked that it had been handed to him by a member of his staff as he was coming into the chamber, and that he hadn\u2019t read it, then proceeded to read: \u201cHonorable members are aware that it is not my practice to discuss current sales The House laughed.A'et the House knew that Mr.Howe was only doing what ministers now do every day; reveal themselves so chained to manuscripts and ghost writers that they scarcely dare tp rise and say \u201cMr.Speaker\u2019\u2019 without somebody having written the salutation for them.The thing is all the more pestilential seeing that the majority of the ministers (there are some deplorable exceptions, as the debate on the arms shipments disclosed) know what is going on in their departments.Most of them may not be as bad as the British Chancellor of the Exchequer who reading over a budget speech that had been prepared for him asked \u201cWhat are those damned dots.\" But more and more the ghost writers flourish; soon we may have as many of them as Washington, where a university now-gives a \u201cghost writing\" course.Montreal Star stration against Britain in Greece.This almost unprecedented move was dictated by the announced determination of Sir Anthony Eden\u2019s administration to wipe out terrorism in Cyprus so that any further negotiations on the Greek Cypriot's demand for self-government could proceed in a saner atmosphere.If this wholly desirable end is achieved, certainly the strategy in Whitehall will be justified.If, on the contrary, violence on the island continues unabated and relations between Great Britain and Greece deteriorate beyond their existing strained condition, then it can only be a tragedy \u2014 for the United Kingdom, Greece, Cyprus and, more important, for NATO.Whitehall contends that the five-month-long talks, which came to an abrupt halt this month, went on with a spiritual leader who, in effect, w\u2019as also the inspiration of the terrorist group called Eoka.A search of his home following his departure revealed, it is claimed, \"a small arsenal.\u2019\u2019 If this has been established, there was no alternative for Governor Sir John Harding to GREEN GRASS AND RUNNING WATER Montreal Gazette When Western pioneers partied company, on their way to find new homes, one of their standard salutations w a s: \u201cGood luck\u2014green grass and running water.\u201d With a strong hack, a stout heart and a few tools, a man could make a home and a living, if there were green grass and running water.For most people, the requirements have changed considerably.An absence of filling stations is enough to discourage many of today\u2019s seekers after fortune.For the larger part of the world\u2019s population, however, these two ingredients still remain a precious ambition.Canada is speeding forward with her industrialization; she can teach backward nations much in the new technical fields.For many backward areas, however, Canadians\u2019 knowledge of 'he development of green grass and running water can be her most valuable contribution.Victoria Park in winter Is a world of muted sound, an empty place Where brittle-branched, the grim trees creak And whip their skeleton limbs around In fretful irritation While below them on the ground The restless elk Pace back and forth their wire space And try with yearning eyes to trace In the empty snow beyond their cage A miniature of, the forest miles That were their heritage.Victoria Park in spring Is a world of breathless joys \u2014 of girls and boys Of cowboy guns and kiddie cars Of war whoops that the silence jars Of trickling water sparkling in the sun Ground soft and steamy as they run From cage to swing to newly-painted bars While even the sluggish bear In sudden exuberance Stands erect in his cage and rubs His snout on the wire above \u2014 perchance To prove he can, but more like \u2014 To impress his brand new cubs.Victoria Park in summer Is a magic world where the family goes To play together The children splash in the crowded pool Their enjoyment of it, vociferous and loud While mother with a picnic hamper, wonders whether She's brought enough food to feed the crowd And father keeps in tow The little ones staring solemnly At a monkey Or trying to snatch a feather From a peacock\u2019s gorgeous fan.\u2014\tEven the animals enjoy the summer They can watch the play-antics of a man! Victoria Park in autumn Is perhaps the best of all When silence again begins lo tall And emptiness gathers \u2014 Except for a lone figure pen in hand Trying to capture in words The shining glory of a tree; A shimmering maple standing in its nimbus Of liquid-seeming amber So beautiful one dare not look away Lest some of its enchantment be lost To memory.\u2014\tAnd then the elk once more begin The ceaseless pacing of their pen The maintenance men Rake mountains of dead leaves and the smoke haze Dims the view of Sherbrooke in the distance.The eagle shrieks in his periodic abandonment Of spirit, and the rabbits nibble cabbage leaves Eyeing the thinning crowds with red rimmed gaze.In Victoria Park there Is the sadness Of animals torn from their freedom To a life of peered \u2014 at bondage \u2014 But there is also the gladness Of children, pavement-bound Who never would see the world around \u2014 The world of butterfield and bees Of baby animals and leafy trees The song of birds, the shrill fox bark Where it not for the moments that they spend \u2014 In the playground of their city, Victoria Park.Sherbrooke, Que.GLADYS TAYLOR, do what he did.\t But force as an instrument j\t of colonial policy in this day j\t of emotional nationalism is\tv Js4# , - :\t\u2014:\t not necessarily the most effec- j live solution of such problems\t Going to the Dogs as Cyprus presents.A militant leader has been removed.If and when some semblance of law and order is restored, it may be that responsible, more moderate elements of the Greek Cypriot community may come forward to conduct a renewal of negotiations \u2014 elements which up to now may have had to lie low in the face of those who fostered violence.It is clearly a calculated gamble.It will be the fervent hope of the free world that it pays off.Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 63 Female saint 1 The chihuahua (ab.) js a ____()0g 66 Relaxation The JAPANESE IDEA revolving theatre stage 5 Young dog 8 Boston- 12\tToward the sheltered side 13\tFollower 14\tMountain (comb, form) 15\tFeed your dog one good \u2014 daily 16\tBeverage 17\tEmployer 18\tVoting places 20 Replace in a vase 22 South American wood sorrel 24\tCapuchin monkey 25\tPrecocious 29 Picture puzzle 33\tFeminine appellation 34\tPeruse 36\tLease 37\tNot any 39 Genus of ducks 41 Indonesian of Mindanao DOWN 1\tPack round with earth 2\tIntestinal division (comb, form) 3\tMan's name 4\tColor 5\tDeep hole 6\tShoshonean Indian 7\tFruits 8\t-des Flandres, 1-ri A ^l I\t\t\t\t41\tA\tF*\t&\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\tx\tC\tR\tF-\tu\t*\tA\tg\t \tE\t*3\t\tR\tF\t1\tS4\tT\t1\tR\te\u2018\trj L\tE\tA\tS\tEL\tR\t3\t\tR\t£\tB\t\u201cn\t5~] \t\tU\tA\tr\t\tT\tif\tE\tNl\ti\t\t Fr\t\tl\tNA\t\tP\t\tA\tAA\t\tE\t\tT |r\u2018\tm\t\tO\tL.\t\t\t0\tO,\tnT\tA\tx\tA pL\t|N\tX\tAi\t1\tl\u2014\t\tjs^\tR\t\"a\t¦s\ti\tR \t\t-\t3\tNJ\to'\tc5\"\t\t\t1\t\tVI\t i\t\t\tC-.\tU4Ü,\t\tr\t3\t¦V\tV\t\t1\t *\tT\tEE\tR\tBE\t\t\u2022\tr\tV\tE\tN\t\t r*\tJL\tK\tV\t\t».\t»\tFjfl\tË\t\t\tBj\t5 A\t\tO\tr\tn\tT\tR\tc\tN\t\tE\tN\t \t&\t\t\t1\t\tf=\tV-\t\t\t\t\t WHITE GLOVE COOKING BECAUSE IT'S CLEAN! -¦ Ip '>N I '\t.- ' \\i> J ' 26\tSmell 27\tPealed Belgian breed 28 Great of dog 9 Constellation 10 Dregs U Learning 19 Cicatrix 21 Auricle\t40 Blemish 23 Range\t43 Unit of weight 25 There are\t4.3 Anger many*-\t47\tRequires breeds of\tdogs 49 Chibchan Indian 50\tWicked 51\tCorn bread 53\tOperatic solo 54\tHostelries 55\tMisplace 30\tBruin 31\tPreposition 32\tAsterisk 35 Baronet\u2019s wife 58 Decay 38 Dyestuffs 59 Era , was invented in Japan, where ^2 Disease of rye ! the first one was installed in, Sovereign i\t46 Male child ______\t_ j 48 Eternity , 49 Grumble 52 Bloodhounds are used to - fugitives at times 56\tShakespearean river 57\tAge 60\tRiver in Italy 61\tMy 62\tBird - 63\tSnares 64\tMalt drink* BUSY CENTRE The western Ontario manufacturing city of Galt had a flourmill, (taw.mill and distillery as early as 1820.- \u201d - DEEP WATERS Lake Nipigon in Ontario\u2019s Thunder bay district has spots more than 540 feet deep.\tj 1\tl\t1\tH\t\t¦\tt>\t7\t\t8\t4\tK)\tU \t\t\t\t\t.\t\t\t\tH\t\t\t 15\t\t\t\t\tib\t\t\t\t17\t\t\t «\t\t\t\t19\t\t\tTT\tii\t\t\t\t \t\t\ta\t\tn\t\tN\t\t\t\t\t \tu>\tn\t\t\t\ts\t\t7T\t\t»\t!T\t '3\t\t\t\tin\t\t\t\t\t%\t\t\t y?\t\t\t%\t\t\t\t\t\t\t41\t\t ¦c\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t%\t\tft\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \tw\t5T\t\t\t\t\t\tÎT\t\t5T\t\tsr &\t\t\t\t\tft\t\tft\t\td)\t\t\t bi\t\t\t\t\tti\t\t\t\t£\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t*\t\t\t .when you cook ELECTRICALLY -on this King-Size MOFFAT This king-size MOFFAT reigns supreme in the modern kitchen.It\u2019s to clean, so caol and so dependable! 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A Mper-30 control panel with \"Supermatic\" time clock for fully outomatic oven operation.Syncrochime with Starlite Diol \u2014 a constant lighted signal \u2014 a musical note to signal when oven temperatur* is reached.Illuminated Super \u201cKing-Size\" Oven, and \"Keep-Hot\" warming drawer with \"Signa-Lite\" provide big range capacity in convenient 30\u201d space.Colormatic Top Element Controls, Minute Minder and \u201cBilt-in\" Lamp are other \"plus\" features that make this range \"Canada\u2019s No.1 30'' range\".l299°° IPlux Tax) , SEE YOUR FAUOimt dealer Oft*»* i,.OWN!» »T VHOli It SItvf s iNwmtuwliAXAiMl*nroiji , Jfc* \\ MOTIVE POWER Canadian railways had 2.871 coal burning locomotives at the start of 1955.with 715 oil-burners and 1.152 diesels.SUTTON FUNERAL HOME REG'D AMBULANCE SERVICE Tel.SUTTON 126 New Oregon Plant Announced By Johns-Manville Asbestos \u2014(Special)\u2014 Johns- Pittshurg.California, new industrial insulation production facilities at Watson.California, and a new synthetic silicates plant at Lompoc, California, which is expected to begin production next month.T.-e Klamath Fails plant will use about 50,000 cords annually of lodgepole or jack pine as raw-materials Although abundant in SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY.MARCH 1\\ 19 5 6 Noble Smith Addressed Magog Lions Club Meeting Pnw Financial News & Market Report ____\t(Courtesy of Green shields A Co.) I NEW Magog \u2014 Children are not usually intentionally cruel to pets, said Noble Smith of Lennoxville speaking before the Magog Lions and their guests at the group's '*ar °wns a pot store at 11, his daughter, Sandra, and Miss Elaine Stewart, secretary of the Montreal Kcnneil Cub Mi>s Ste- CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE Previous Close Ham YORK STOCK MARKET Previous close 11 a m Anglo Nfld.Brown Company Can.Vickers Tel.Manville will build a new insulat-\tof Oreson rhr Johns- anni*1 8irls' wght held at the Wellington South in Sherbrookt .l an.and horn Sugar *:4 mis pan oi ure&on.me jvnns , * .\t._\t,___________________._______________a Vmun 7-lUrK^^K ko Office and Plant Managers Do You Have A Problem Of Staff Running Out For Coffee?We can supply you with fully automatic coin-operated machines providing hot coffee, chocolate tea or soup 24 hours daily.Also available, automatic cigarette, candy, and snack machines with absolutely no cost on your behalf.We serve a list of prominent Eastern Townships companies, and will be glad to give full particulars without obligation.Write or Phone STAFFORD SALES REG'D 382 Main St.West Magog.Que\u2014Tel.VI.3-3712 ing board plant near Klamath Falls, Oregon, as part of the Company s $30,000.000 expansion program now underway in the Pacific coast area, according to word received here today by Mr.Manville plant will provide one of the first major commercial uses for this type of timber, thus making a significant contribution to the economy of the area.It wüll utilize the ground wood pro- Karl V.Lindell.Vice President cess, not commonly used in pulp- Chateau du Lac Hotel here last evening.Mr.Smith said in many cases children should not have animals because they do not understand how to handle their pets.If children were better instructed of Canadian Johns-Manville Co.Limited and General Manager of the Asbestos Fibre Division.Mr.Lindell said that initial estimates indicate that the ultimate cost of the plant, and timber- wood operations on the Pacific coast.Among .the J-M insulating board products to be made from tills type of timber will be natural finish building board, de- The speaker was introduced by L Town 7ellerbach Gordon Meek and thanked b>\t.'vaJ\u2019cr .William H.McKenna.\tFi-'ù^or.Two other special treats were c;rea, ukes Paper in store for the gins, last night.Minnesota & Ont.first being a number bf sleight of Nfld 1 ight & Power hand tricks performed by Wend- MINTS Ascot Metals.35 s i as to the care of pets, they would all Bresee, and four very impies not be so likely to abuse them, sive violin selections by Jaska ,, f™!*\u201d Mr.Smith said.\tJ\t-S ~ The smooth chewing cleans your teeth - adds sparkle to your smile-helps keep you popular] lands to be purchased, may reach\t^oû^kaTnaneL1 ins,inct in animal* is very great, S12.000.000.The plant is expect- ' insulation and an entirely' ani^ 1° demonstrate his point, he ed to be in operation by the mid- t l\t, \u2018\t: Jh \u2018\u2022\ta\tfemale\tlook people with an initial payroll of Prodbct provide» roof planking, |\thi $1,000,000.Construction plans'™0* msulat.on and inside fm- CUddling him provide for future expansion i5*1 *or i100105- a'i m one °Pcra' Initially the plant w-ill have 275,-! ti°n-\t\u201e\t, .000 square feet of operating Johns-Manville manufactures gpace\tinsulating board products at oth- \"Announcement of the Klamath or plants located in Jarratt, Vir-Falls plant closely follows news §mia' anci - a,t 1^'t\u2019 \u2018 1SS1SS1PP1\u2019 that Johns-Manville will also be- ! and '*lU soon produce insula in° gin construction of an additional' boam products a ano er pan transite asbestos-cement pipe I ondfr construction at North plant at Stockton, California, Bay- 0n,ano-employing 350 people with an initial payroll of $1.500.000.WEST SHEFFORD-The Company's expansion in ' Mr.Neil McIntosh has left for the rapidly growing Pacific | \u201cUp North\" on a special radar coast area was emphasized a assignment of several months month ago with the announce- duration.ment that it has signed an op- i Miss Florence Lang joined her de Barbary, the artist now feat-.To illustrate his talk.Mr.ured at the Chateau du Lac.Mr.Smith had a monkey, a chihuahua de Barbary.accompanied on the and a spaniel puppy with him.piano by Bennie Grange of Mont-He told the girls that the mother real, played the \"Hot Canary,\" \u201cSyncopated Clock\u201d, \u201cHoraslac-c^to\u201d and \"Czardas.\u201d Frizes for Lie girls were drawn with first, second and third going to Gill Shaw, Sharon Bresee and Kendall Shaw.Each girl received an Easter basket of candy.Albert Baggett mentioned the club's Easter Seal sales cam Montreal .Nova Scotia Commerce .Royal .Mrs.J.Atkinson in her arms, as a baby.Mr.Smith said that she would guard the puppy and c«re for it as long as she was allowed to have him.Mr.Smith emphasized the im- paign, now in progress portance of the S.P.C.A., and President Gordon Shaw con asked those present to assist I ducted the meeting, and extend- \\ Ernest Kirby, their local repre ; ed personal welcome to the sentative of the association, also | guests present.The Lions' next a guest at last evening's meeting, meeting will be on Wednesday, Attending w\u2019ith Mr.Smith were March 28th.American Anaconda .Bethlehem Steel Borden's Co.Chrysler .Comm.Solvents Cons.Edison .i?.B Douglas .\t.vf * Dupont.411 General Electric General Motors , ,3 Goodyear ¦8b hit Paper .Int.Telephone \u201cY 2 Johns Manville .4 Montg.Ward V V.Central .w \u2018 Pepsi .Radio .Republic Steel .___ l\\ S.Rubber \u201cStd.OH of N Studebaker U, S Steel Vanadium Steel Woolworth 185\u2019ï 185>4 81l« 81\u2019j 158's 159'4 82 73\u2019* 79'» IS7» 49\t49'» 84'a 84 :s 231*4 231*4 847 *\t84-4 47'4\t47 *a 701 s 125» 125 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Préviens close 1! a m.J.587 MYSTIC- Mr Allen Watson ha.- return ed to Ottawa, alter spending the week-end with hi» fathej', Mr.Warren Watson.Mrs.I.Corey lias been spend- Monlreal Life Reports Increase Of 11 Per Cent During last Year tion on a large gypsum deposit parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ellis I.ang near Las Vegas, Nevada, and is considering entering the gypsum business.Other recent projects in that area include new production facilities for asbestos-cement structural sheet building materials at WRlGtEY'S SPEARMINT CHEWING \\ fm A1-\u2019 i Enjoy chewing Wrigley\u2019s Spearmint every dayl in Fulford for the weekend.Mrs.Louis Boucher, who was an overnight guest of Mrs.Beard, has left fer Granby, where she will be L.e guest of her niece, Mrs.Jacques Marchessault and Mr.Marchessault.Mrs.Boucher has been spending the winter with her cousin, Miss Mollie O\u2019Neil in Montreal.After spending a short vacation with relatives in Spooner Pond and Richmond, Mr.Dun-lavey has returned home and resumed ibis work on the focal 5.C.P.Miss Lamothe spent a week in Montreal, w-here she underwent medical treatment.After spending several weeks at his home here, Mrs.Louis Dunlavey has re-entered the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal.A five dollar's purchase gives you the opportunity to add one dish to your set of heavy duty unbreakable dishes at cost price.For the accumulated receipts to the amount of $39.00, you can buy: a pair of nylons for only 1c or 4 glasses of various sizes to start a set of glassware or 1 coloured bath towel.With a dollar's purchase you can buy: 12 cakes of toilet soap or 8 cakes of toilet soap and a dish towel for 55c or 1 galvanized pail for only 79c.\\\\ SELF SERVICE FREE '\t/UIV/1VS VeuvERY\tTREE r£t 2.1591\tPA R KING- MANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT LISTED.350^ MARQUETTE ST.If No.2-1591 is busy, HIGH QUALITY GROCERIES N.B.Potatoes, 75 lbs.$1.90 Compton Potatoes 10 lbs.28c - 10 lbs.32c 15 lbs.45c 75 lbs.$1.69 15 lbs.40c Fortin's Creamery Butter, first quality\t.lb.60c Eggs, Grade \u201cA\", size large,\tdozen\t62c size medium\tdozen\t61e Seedless Oates .2 lbs.\t25c Seedless Raisins .2 lbs.\t35c Poas for Soup .,.\t5 lbs.59c Rice\t.2 lbs.\t27c Buckwheat Flour\t3 lbs.\t29c Small White Beans, 100 lbs.$9.50; 5 lbs.59e Icing Sugar\t.\t2 lbs.21c Brown Sugar\t5 lbs.43c Crisco\t.1 lb.37c \u2014 3-lb.tin $1.09 Spic and Span\t.79c Camay Toilet Soap\t3 for 27c 2 large\tcakes for\t27c Ivory,\tpersonal size\t4 for\t29c Tide,\tgiant size, 77c; large size 40c Cheer,\tgiant size 79«; large size 40c Bonus\tSoap,\tgiant\tsize, with a\tdish towel\t69c Bonus\tSoap,\tlarge\tsize, with a\tface cloth\t37c Premium Soda Crackers\t1 lb.29c Mild Canadian Cheese from Weedon, lb.43c Kraft Cream Cheese, sliced, Va lb.28c Molasses, extra fancy, gallon, 224 oz.$1.19 Five Roses or Robin Hood Flour, new packed in 100 lb.bags\t$6.05 Packed in our store\t7 lbs, 46c Freshly Ground Coffee, lb.89c and 97e Sandwich or Marshmallow Cookies, lb.27e Chocolate Cookies .\tlb.33c Sugar Cookies\t lb.\t20e York Peanut Butter .1 lb.39c Milk Bread, sliced .15c Brooms, 4 strings .\t99c Brooms, 5 strings .$1.19 Colored 5 string Brooms\t$1.19 Colgate's Tooth Paste, reg.size 2 for 89c Lambert or Mathieu's Cough Syrup, bottle .39c Fortin's Sapin Syrup .\t.bottle $1.10 Philip's Milk of\tMagnesia .bottle\t49c Mixed Candy\t lb.\t25e Turpentine\tquert 55e \u2014 Vs qt.30c Mt.Royal or Velvo Met Paints, choice of colors limited\tquart $1.99 Classic Enamel, quart .\t$2.45 Clark's Baked Beans, 20-oz.tin 6 for $1.00 Velveeta Cheese\u20142-lb.box 89c; 1-lb.box 49e TELEPHONE LO.2-/59/ please call LO.7-4588 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Pascal Celery, size 30\t.20c size 48 .\t2 for 23c Iceberg Lettuce, size 24\t2 for 29c Sunkist Oranges, size 220, dozen .45c size 288, dozen\t37c Florida Oranges, size 252, dozen .35c California Oranges, size 344, dozen .28c Grapefruit, size 96\tJ® *or 45c New Carrots, cello wrapped .\t2 lbs.17c Carrots .\t.lb.6c Hothouse Cucumbers\t.\t2 for 35c Bananas .\t.2 lbs.29c New Carrots, large bunches\t3 for 29c Yellow Onions\t lb.\t7c Lemons, dozen .\t.39c Green Shallots\t.2 bunches 17c Mclntoch Apples .\t5 lbs.43c QUALITY meats Fresh Dressed Chicken, Ready-to-cook, 2 to 3 lbs.,\tlb.45e Pig's Feet\t.short, lb.5c Chuck Roast of Beef .\t.lb.29e Beef Shank .lb.\t25e Low Rib .lb.\t18c Beef Heart\t.lb.25c Salt Pork\t.\t.lb.20c Ground Beef and Pork\t.lb.25e Hamburg\tlb.25c or 3 lbs.for 73c Young, round Beef Steak, cubed or no*\t.lb.59c Loin Roast Pork, well trimmed .lb.45e Roast Pork, in the front\t.lb.35e Round Bologna\t.lb.23c Our Sawdust Smoked Brand: \u2014 Ham, in the leg .lb.\t45e Picnic .\t lb.\t35c Sliced Bacon .V» lb.18c Not sliced .lb.\t35c Back Bacon .V* lb.29c Chicken Loaf .lb.\t50c Leg of Lemb .lb.\t55c Bones for Soup .\t.lb.2c Blood Sausage .lb.\t25c Pork Sausage .lb.35e or 3 lbs.$1.00 link or in the bag.sliced.Fresh-Killed Chickens, .\tlb.\t55c Fresh-killed Fowl, 5 to\t7\tlbs.lb.\t45c Mixed Pork, fresh or salted\tlb.\t35e Veal, leg, lb.49e:\tfront, lb.35c Steak, cubed, in the front, lb,\t.49e Beef, Sirloin Steak er Roast .lb.69c New business written by the j in the rate of interest obtainable\t! Mrs Malcolm Mot'an Montreal Life Insurance Company on high grade bonds has, of\t\u2019 a tapdC -v in whR'' he * last year amounted to $29.176,-372, and is an increase of 22% over the year before, reported the president, H.H.Turnbull, at the Company's annual meeting.\"This splendid advance -was brought about by a good improvement in ordinary new business allied to the completion of more group business than usual.\u201d The year 1955 was a year of good economic conditions in Canada, remarked Mr.Turnbull, and undoubtedly the life insurance business shared in the general prosperity.\u201cI feel, however, that to a very large extent this improvement is the outcome of the numerous moves made during the past few years to improve the Company's Field Organization,\u201d he said.Mr.Turnbuil reported that insurance in force at the year-end stood at over $162,068,439, an increase during the year of almost $13.935,438 of which $12,392,559 was on the ordinary business account.He pointed out that one of the most gratifying features of the report was the attainment of $30,416.548 of assets.\u201cThe increase in the volume of assets during the year\u2014$2,308,654\u2014is greatly in excess of the corresponding figure in any previous year.A substantial part of the additional funds was invested in bonds and debentures, and as a result, bonds and debentures now constitute about 42'2 % of the total ledger assets The recent rise made such investments course even viously.\u201d The amounnt invested in mort gages had now reached nearly $13.000,000.said Mr.Turnbull.The gross rate of interest earned by the Company on its ledger assets was 5.10' .\u201cThis rate of earnings, as for several years past,\" he commented, \u201cranks among the highest achieved by life insurance companies on the North American Continent.\" The I\u2019resident reported that as a result of the year's operations $100,000 was added to thin vestmonl and Contingency Re serve which now stands at $900 000, whilst the Unallocated sur plus increased by $156,972 to a to ta! of $1,232,887.\u201cLife insurance continues on an increasing scale to fulfill its function of providing security for Canadian families,\u2019' said Mr.Turnbull.\u201cThe Company's representatives have such a variety of insurance plans available that they are well equipped to fill the needs of their clients, whether or not they wish to introduce a ulv-stantial savings element in their insurance program.\u201d Funeral Friday For Well-Known Magog Resident Magog \u2014 Mrs.James Atkinson, a well known Magog resident died in the Montreal General Hospital Monday after an attack ing .1 week in l-'arnham with her of pneumonia.\tdaughter, Mrs.Gerald Hawk The former Ethel Dinning,1 an(* family Mrs.Stanley Soule, who is on holiday from the Bank of Montreal, at Bedford, will be in Ottawa, to play in the Interna-husband was installed as rec-iUonal Bonspirl- °,hcr n\u2019(\u2018n'bth day of March 1956.! Sherbrooke, Quo., March 12th, 1P56.B.N.HOLTHAM, Q.C.Attorney for Plaintiff.AT 9:30 A.M.HYGIENE supplies (rubber goods).Mailed postpaid in plain sealed ',n-velope with price list.Six samples, 25c.24 samples.$1.00.Mall order Dept.C-2, Nov Rubber Co., Bos 91, Hamilton, Ont.For The 3 Greatest Years Of Your Life Young men, hero\u2019s a good- ' paying job with possibilities 1 for advancement.Learn new J skills, new trades and train j to be a leader.Join the Army now for the 3 greatest years of your life! You may leave ! this job after 3 years better prepared for civilian life.Or, you may stay in the Army for 1 a rewarding career and early , retirement.Travel and adventure in Canada and possibly abroad arc part of your j job.You will make friends of a lifetime.You will develop strength, and physique through a great sports and physical fitness programme.Above all, you will be proud of your job.to be eligible you must be 17 to 40 years of age; skilled tradesmen to : 44 inclusive, of reliable char- ; acier and stability, able to pass special Army tests.Ask the nearest Army recruiting office for details.Army Recruiting Station, f>4 Belvedere Street S.Sherbrooke.Telephone\u2014Lorraine 2 8808 STORE TO RENT presently occupied by O\u2019Boylc & Pearce 71 Belvedere South for May 1st Phone LO.2 6524 OFFICE FOR RENT MAY lit, 1956 or before 13 Wellington North REPAIRS \u2014 DECORATION To Tenant's Taste Located above Mathurin's and Roy-Brunelle's Reg'd, (front of bldg.) Ideal location for insurance, dentist or professional office, etc., car parking space free.Tel.Day LO.2-3874 Evening LO.9-3115 21 head Holstein cattle \u2022 registered, good record, abortion exemption, T.B.tested, blood tested; excellent op* poitunity for beginners starting stock, to build up a beautiful black and white herd; 11 cows .1200-1400 Ibf.: 7 heifers \u2022 l\u2018i yrs.old; 1 bull \u2022 15 months; 3 young calves; 1 horse 1700 lbs.; pony - 1200 lbs.: 80 chickens - 1 yr.old; 1000 lbs.round oats; 20 tons loose hay; 5 tons pressed hay; 5 tons straw; Ferguson tractor No.85.equipped with caterpillar bands; plow; disk harrow; 4 bar Cockshutt rake; Mas.sey-Harris manure spreader; No.2 Cockshutt hay loader; double wagon, rubber tires, platform arc! rack; all this machinery is like new; 7 ft.mowing machine; 8 ft.disk seeder; finishing harrow; wceder; set double sleighs; Berio; Wood rack; ^ rubber tired buggy; 5 can milk cool-nine 8 gal.cans; milk strainer; DeLaval separator - 1000 lbs.» j S t e wa r t electric clipper; double fend single harness; box for double wagon; milk scale; hay ! truck: 100 ft.cable and pulley; grindstone; 2 ladders \u2022 12 ft, and 20 ft.; wheelbarrow; several new- water troughs; 1200 ft.soft wood; Cedar posts and shingles; 25 gal.drum and ; others; lawn mower; several good j double windows; chains; shovels; * ftnks; 10 sheets iron roofing; roofing nails: horse furnishings: stove, chairs, tables, oilcloths, bureaus, etc.etc.All must be sold.Mrs.Tremblay is moving aw'ay.Lunch at Noon.At 3:00 p.m.65 acre farm will be sold.Running water, electricity, near School.Also 60 rcrc wood lot will be sold.OLIVA CHARPENTIER.(Auctioneer).St.Claude, Que.Tel.Windsor 613.4.ThU 7.1MJ 9.00 10.00 10.30 11.00 12.00 12.30 1.00 3.00 4.00 4.15 4.30 5.00 5.15 5.30 TAKE A NAO WITH ; I HIS BACK POCKET ] S exposed uke \\ L I '^ULYfL C> to \u2018 N 1 VAO-OOO HUtA.(DOOP) .VlOL) , 1 LJWPiT ?OYA-H -\u2014\u2014 ^ Y15.i h(^w THfc *fcVtY»fc6Y£ MFX>0, \u2022'£«\u2019> I F'lTOLt-Dt'Ot-t.-1 ' , T hpi' uiviy : UfIl^J ,_i- & _ ~H ON MORE ITEMS MORE DAYS OF THE WEEK AT A&P \u2022 RUN «UNT PEAS.IONA PEACHES ARP FANCY WHOII KERNEL CORN UUTt MIXED VEGETABLES FOR GUARANTEED SAIISFACIION SERVE QUALITY FAMOUS \"SUPER-RIGHT\" MEATS BLADf BONE REMOVED\tX Blade Roast \u2022 \u2022 - - \u201e Shoulder Roast- - I *0 FRISH.LEAN\tMILK-FID, I MINCED BEEF ¦ 29' CHICKEN 2 2 2 2 IS ai i I Ol.?in» 14 a,.?in» IS \u2022 i ?in» 31' 31' 31' 31' d*i«n 1.83 1.83 1.83 183 BABY or JUNIOR FOODS HUNT *r \u2022ERRM 1 All V«rlffti»4 M \u2018 nt MILK-FID.CKADE \u2019 A\", 7 TO 3 L»S.«f CHICKEN IN IASKIT lb SHORT «r CROSS RIB ROAST CHCHC* LAMB FRONTS CELLO WRAfRID FILLETS 45' 39' CALVES\u2019 LIVER .75' MAPLE LEAF 21' BACON .I.» ::: 49' WHEATLEY HADDOCK 29' FISH STICKS 31 89' SLICED NUTTY RRAND PEANUT BUTTER If oj 4%C u PICKED FOR FRESHNESS - PRICED FOR SAVINGS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES BANANAS No.1 \u201e « _ _ _ \u201e Golden Yellow SPINACH.LETTUCE SHALLOTS MCINTOSH APPLES DEEP-CUT SPECIALS 2 29 No.I, CURLY LEAF.WONDER PAK WASHED, READY TO IaT IKESH, feREEN EXIRA LAR6E HEADS (NONE PRICED HIGHER I MILD, FRESH GREEN TOPS, NEW CROP LARGE ORIGINAL IUNCHES FANCY GRADE 2 2 3 10 or.pkfi for I lb.poly h«q 29' 25' 19' 49' jane parrir HOT GROSS BUNS ,,I,B Of 10 ASP NECTAR TEA BAGS 95' pkq ol »0 i SPECIAL RUND A&P TEA 85* i ib.pL«.CATELLI SPAGHETTI - 2 HEINZ CATSUP .AAP FANCY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 A«P FANCY APPLE SAUCE\t- - 2 LIQUID ILEACH JAVEX .I 4 oi.pkji.ktl.41 ei ?in» I 5 oi.?in» 44 or.I «*\u2022 2c 29* Save 2c 23* &«v* 1« 49* !>«¦ It 21* S«v« 4c 39* GET BETTER VALUE.ENJOY BETTER COFFEE ! 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PALMOLIVE SOAP 4.29' SPECIAL 10c OPP REG PRICE SUPER SUDS HALF PRICE SALE I FAB THE FOAMING CLEANSER AJAX VEL cheese :: 89' MIRACLI WHIP SANDWICH SPREAD MIRACLI FRENCH DRESSING PLAIN mr PIMINTO VELVEETA CHEESE jt MM AMT CHEISr DELUXE SLICES \u2022 ARLIC FLAVOUR - 2\t59' HANOI SNACK PHIIADCLPHIA CREAM CHEESE -2 .27' CUISINE SPREAD 29' 2 i ib.pH I b «I.i\" I \u2022\u2022 i*\u2019 I at.PkV I ».pbl I » rail I at.Rk».I lb pk' 1 True Story used to have a lot of trouble with the pipes in the bathroom basin dogging up with w-aste, matter.Then I put one tablespoon DRANO in each drain \u2014 and presto! have since had tin bother with this slow-draining nuisance! Reason is \u2014the churning, boiling action of Dranc dissolves and flushes away wasie matter in drains \u2014 and prevents sewer germs from breeding.It's such a satisfaction to use Drano in all the drains once a.week, regularly ., .and know that they'll be both trouble-free and germ-free.Do share my satisfaction\u2014 and get Drano from your grocery, hardware or drug store today.HINTS COUKCTCD IT IMOTHI» 0> S) , Frequent question $ from new mothers: \"Will too much attention spoil baby?\u201d That's probably the most-discussed subject in the annals of baby care, so who is to say.But 1 ke think that a nice young neighbor of mine has the right idea.\"Comforting a fussy baby is only using common sense.Every time you pick him up and croon away his loneliness you give him the security he is so obviously reaching out for.\" \u2022 # ?Calories may be unpopular with outsize grownups, but little live wires need a goodly share of these important energy-givers.Brand new \u2014 delectable too! Gerber Strained Bananas, available lor the flrst time in Canada, are rich m the calorics baby needs for growth and energy.Doc-\u2022 V tors recommend L\tthis fruit as one of - the desirable starting solids.Gerber Strained Bananas arc made front onlv fully ripe fruit (kev to easy digestibility) -carefully prepared to preserve the delieate banana flavor and appetizing banana color.As for texture, they're purecd to a pleasant-feeling smoothness that's especially satisfy mg to small-fry.\u2022\t*\t* Swoot muaie.Why not attach some tiny jingle hells to baby's carriage'\u2019 T he merry,\u201csoft-spoken\" music will delight him when he's awake-wont disturb him when he's asleep.\u2022\t«\t\u2022 Nows on ether new products) Gerber has also introduced 9 other new foods Earn $10! Send A Favorite Cheese Recipe -or a serving idea \u2014 made wilti one of tiu>e famous BORDEN\u2019S cheese triumphs .Borden\u2019s Baumert tin five flavors!); Chateau; E-Zee Cheez in the re-usable jar; or the King-Size Cheese Shoe»! Send as many recipes and serving ideas as you like to me .ill publish the best one every week and Borden's will award $10.to the lady who sent it in \u2014 the first one wiio sends in this particular recipe, of eourse.This chance to earn easy money with your cheese recipes is for a short lime only\u2014-so please hurry! Here's a favorite of mine, made with Borden's Chateau Cheese \u2014 which melts so smoothly! aSPABVGUS AND HARD-BOILED EGG CASSEROLE Hard boil six ras».Cook a package of frozen asparagus in 'i cup waler centiy.Save the liquid.Make a aaure .slice and melt one package of Borden's Chateau Cheese IB a double boiler.Add 2 tbsps.butter and salt to taste.Blend in 2 tbsps.flour \u2014and add.slowly.Vs cup of the asparagus liquid and tk cup milk.Sllre Ihe ext* ., Make alternate layers of egg and asparagus in the casserole , .seasoning with salt and pepper.Pour over the sauce; top with buffered bread crumbs and bake in a moderate oven for about twenty minutes.Serves four very happy people: I use that recipe with green peas, cauliflower, or grem beans, in place of the asparagus.K makes a satisfying and delicious Lenten mam dish \u2014 so pretty too.with its green vegetable, white eggs and yellow sauce! .Now there's my favorite Borden Cheese recipe! JVhat's yours\u2019 Mail it quickly to me at Confidentlally Yours.1111 Crescent £>t., Montreal.Just Finished Dinner\u2014with the ,\tmost scrump- ^\tj\tHaul coconut Y « jQ\tcream pie \u2014 r>\t* made in the j twinkling of an leye wish cue of those wonderful ROYAL I N S T A N T PUDDINGS! They're pre-cooked to perfection \u2014 and as they\u2019re super-homogenized\u2014 there's never a lump .no film on 1 op .no starchy taste.Royal Instant Puddings are \u2019specially nourishing, loo.wuh quick food energy' and tiie beneficial minerals and vitamins of the milk .Takes just a minuie from package to pudding or pie filling \u2014- Royal Puddings.I find, are delicious for parfaits, frosttngs and frozen desserts.Keep all seven flavors always ready for instant use! Ve Hare Finally Succumbed and this week were going to buy our Budgie.We\u2019re ail off to the pet shop bright and early Saturday.The children are both hoping he'll be blue.My husband is very partial to white.Oh.they're all such preity colours, though, it's going to be really hard to choose.I'm so happy that, we ll have a Budgie, I II settle for just * pretty colour.We can hardly wait till the day.Note Is The Time .to get those nu/oor home improvements done before contracts for outsidê work take away the carpenters.If you're before summer i room fixtures, ever your home improvements, don't delay for lack of ready cash.(See your BANK OF MONTREAL manager about a Home Improvement Loan HJ.L.'s are available for neartv every useful purpose about the house, and they're inexpensive too \u2014only 5\u2019 ('\"« interest per annum, repayable in easy monthly instalment*.Big or small, upstairs or downstairs, get those indoor home improvements done now .with the help of \"MY BANK\".9 enf Poking 'Round The Carden .todav and saw the green noses of | my bulbs in sheltered spots.Then stood at I the kitchen ^ window dream-\u2018 i ing of their beauty while l smoothed some Campana's ITALIAN BALM into my busy hands.It's so quick \u2019n easy to use! Buy the household size Italian Balm with the new handy dispenser .both for only 69c.It releases exactly the right amount on your hands! Let's make it a rule this spring, after every exposure to work\u2014water\u2014 weather, to give our hands the protection of this really fine product I don't think there's anything better than Italian Balm! ¦ntracts for outside work take away Ui« ^ \u2022s.painters, electricians and plumbers!\tT'v) aiming to lay linoleum in the kitchen ! m Î immer as I am, or to put in new hath- Va W/ijjt-, urcs, I advise you to do it ttrur.WhaU 11»\t^ Yonr ChilcT< Health .as you know so well depends on hit STRAINED Mixrn ratir sur soodi r cMirars an r JUNIOR Mtvrn rat it am NOOOlt mwra CHItAfN atrz DivKta f Hic kis \\oootz xtonsati sot r xtoruai r am r All have the sped*!, smooth oonsis-tenvv that feels good on delicate tongues .all hase the true-flavor.true-color goodness litile ones find so appealing Gerbef*Ogilvie Baby I oods Limited, Niagara f-MIs, Canada.getting the formula that au.ts him best.Did you know that you can obtain three different types of FARMER'S WIPE milk?They are prepared especially for infant feeding \u2014 and your doctor will advise you which one to select.Maybe Whole Milk (Red Label) .Perhaps, Partly Skimmed Milk (Blue Label) .or Skimmed Milk (Yellow Label).Make sure that your baby is fed on Canada's premier baby food D's made by Cow A- Gale (Canada) Limited \u2014 for babies ONLY.I é -SHERBROOKE DAIL'i RECORD.THURSDAY MARCH IS.Nine G SAWYERVILLt\u2014 A Handy Guide To Eastern Townships' Merchants And Business Services SHERBROOKE\u2014 ART BENNETT Grtdutt* of Reppert'i School of Auctioneering Pllingual Professional Auctioneer \u2014 REAL ESTATE \u2014 Tel.90*2 Sawyerville Earl Wells, Assistant Tal.LO 7-402?SIGNS Maurice Rousseau Tel.LO.2-4244 JOS.CUSTEAU Bilingual, Licensed, Real Estate Agent, Public Auctioneer 5JS Short St., Sherbrooke.(Res.) L.2-0346 Ralph Getty, Sec.Tel.LO.7-4552 A B C D\t?HEARING AID CENTER 5 C.E.Heon, prop * t __ E.Heon, prop Î Office\u201436 Belvedere South ?\u2022\tResidence\u2014422 Seventh e ?\tAve.South\t?e Kor Appointments \u2014 Î « Tel.LO.9-2348, Sherbrooke * \t\t Sheiorooke Auto Spring Ltd.Lcat Spring, Coil Spring, Shock Absurbers, etc.Sales and Service; \u201cFor us it\u2019s always Springtime\u201d '45 Big Forks Stre«t Tel.: LO.9-1146\t1\tTAILOR Eer ladies and gentlemen Generel Repairs F.COLLETTE 77 King St West Tel.LO 2-4334 SHERBROOKE EATON- The Christmas Club entertained at the home of Mrs.S.Brazel, when 500 was played, the prizes going to Mrs.F.Kingsley.Mrs.T.McComb and Mrs.R.Labree.At the close of the games, lunch was served by the hostess.The third game of the marathon was held at the home of Mr.J.Currier, when 500 was played at four tables.At the close of the evening, lunch was served by some of the ladies, assisted by the hostess.The next party will be held at the home of Mr.Albie McCafferty.Pupils Present Excellent Program At Border Home And School Meeting Rock Island \u2014 There was a record attendance at the meeting of the Border Home and school Association, held at Ihe Sunny-side school at bhe Boundary.: The meeting was called to order ! by president, Philip Poaps, who extended a welcome to those pre-I sent.The reports of the secretary and treasurer were given, the lat-I 1er reporting the sum of $148.50 | on hand.Mr.Poaps stated that a blanket liability insurance policy had proved beneficial in paying towards injury of one of the kitchen staff in a recent ac- / x My JAVEX wash isSNOWY WHITE a* GERM-FREE tf»! More than a bleach and stain-remover, \"JAVEX\u201d.' disinfects as it cleans .safeguards family health.No other laundering product exceeds ''JAVEX\u201d| in low-cost, germ-killing efficiency.\"JAVEX\u201d keeps kitchen and bathroom sweet and sanitary too.Keep 3 bottles handy, use \"JAVEX\u201devery day! Whiter \u2022 Df0D°,u \"^TS.REMOVES S'* KILLS GERMS CLEANS REMOVES STAINS DEODORIZES BLEACHES 4 SUCS-14.», 64 «ne I» OZS Client.Mr.Poaps also referred to a letter from Mr.McKeen in re gard to the safety of students embarking from school buses, and enforcing the law that all vehicles stop for a stationary school vehicle.Committee reports included one of publicity that a baked bean supper will be held in the school cafeteria on March 17, commencing at 5.30, for the benefit of the hot lunch program.The president stated he had attended a meeting of the Regional Council held in Sherbrooke.when the main discussion was on the establishment oi a Juvenile court outside of Montreal and explained a few details of the discussion, also an item ot system of education called \u2018\u2018Unit system.\u201d Mr.Poaps asked for a volunteer or two to attend the federation of Home and Schools in Montreal on May 4 and 5.Dr.Victor Griffith reported on the progress of the fluoridation of drinking water for the Boundary area, saying he had attended a meeting of Boundary Rotary club and gave a talk on the subject resulting in an invitation to attend a meeting of the Boundary International Water company, who are in the making of extensive improvements.A letter is to be written from Uns Association stating it is in favor of fluoridation, which he will present to the Water company officials.i The attendance banner was | tied between the students of j grades one and two.The entertainment of Ihe evening was presented by the stu dents of the school under the direction of Mrs.Hugh McClary.principal, and the teaching stall.Opening remarks by Mrs.McClary explained that the program was of a type held on a Friday morning at assembly.Grade one presented \u201cTrain Trip\u201d this was composed of two j \u201ctrains\u201d bridge, tunnel and sig nal portrayed by the little folk.Grade two sang two songs, \u201cThe Wise Old Owl\u201d and \u201cFloating,\u201d with their teacher, Mrs.Ashley Scarth at the piano.\u201cLa Petite Chaperon Rouse,\" a French play, was presented by ; students of grade 4, Miss Shir ley Wallace being the announcer, with Bonnie Mayhew, the mother.Mary Osborne, the little red rid ing hood, Tommy Zimmerman, ' the wolf and Brian Soutiere, the woodchopper.Grade 3 presented a humorous choral speaking number about \"an old woman.\u201d Another French play, \u201cLa Malade Imaginaire, was presented by the students from grade 7, with Elizabeth Hatch, the announcer.Tommy Hill, the sick boy; father, Stanley Yetter,-Jr.; mother, Joan Balyea and doctor, Stewart Anderson A rousing debate on the subject \"Homework Should be Abolished\u201d, with Larry Wilson and Cyril Lynch on the affirmative and the Misses Diane Farley and Judy Wells on the negative, all students of grade IX, with Steven Finch, of grade VIII as chairman.The judges were Rev.A.McKinley Rose.Mrs.William Greer and Harold Cass, their de cision was in favor of the nega live debaters.A square dance, \u201cGolden Slip pers\", was presented by studeni* | from grade 6, under the supervision of John Moore.The eight young people, Bob Denney.Nan j cy Miller, Brian Perreault.HIGH-SPEED NM from ARTHRITIC PAIN Tests\tMu os role goes relief almo«t be- end belief.The highly stimulating piin-relitMiig medication in Muslerole ertetes needed roncenrru/erf heat right where you hurl.You can rrn it work.If pain\u2019is severe \u2014buy Extra Strong Musterole, MUSTER01E Trade M»k Coaticook W.A.Entertained By Mrs.V.Hanson Coaticook \u2014The Women s Association of the United Church met at the home of Mrs.V.Hanson, with the president.Mrs.Cecil Akhurst.presiding.The devotional period was led by Mrs.Irvin Waldron.Twenty-three calls «ere made to sick and shut-ins during the preceding month.Mrs K W alker read a letter from Mrs.McClar-en.chairman of \\isiting and Christian fellowship, and also gate a reading entitled.New Canadians.' The president asked that Miss Stein, as convener of ! the literature committee, be allowed to send for material available on Christian citizenship as i well as other booklets which might be useful to the group.Mrs.S.Beerworth and Mrs S.Cromwell gave a skit entitled, \u201cThe New Look for the W.A.\u201d This was very well presented and was enjoyed by the members.! The meeting closed with the benediction after which refresh monts were served by the hos less.The April meeting will be held | jointly with the W M S group | for the annual Easter Thank-of fering program.SESSION MEETING A brief meeting of the Session of the Coaticook United Church was held on Sunday morning, 1 following the worship service.Rev.Frank Cant presided at the ' meeting and the members pres ent were John Stein, Charles Ak hurst.Stanley Cromwell, Elwinj Akhurst, Allie Hopkins and Stan-j ley Beerworth.A motion was passed that two j families of the church be assisted through the benevolent fund held by the Session.Plans were made for the Holy Week services, including a special music service ' Joyce Sanschagrin, Junior Dustin, Sandra Sisco.William Middleton and Marion Batchelor, delighted the audience with their charm and grace.Rev.Mr.Rose, on behalf of the members of the Home and School, expressed the appreciation of all for t'he excellent pro-1 gram, which was much enjoyed, j Another feature of this meeting, was the exhibition of the teaching of hand and machine sewing and handicraft by the horn \u2019 economics class under the teaching of Mrs.Fleming, and the manual training course taught by Hugh McClary and participated in by students from grade 6 to 9.Refreshments were served by Miss Ruth Wing, retreshments convener, being assisted by other members of the Association and the teachers of the school.hj the choir on Palm Sunday.Good Friday morning service and the Easter Sunday worship, at which several new members will be welcomed as communicants and the observance of Holy Communion will be held.An invitation from the Ayer' Cliff U nited Church S cs>ion to meet with them and discuss matters of common interest to the two congregations was received and it was decided that this meeting should be held later in the season, when the weather and roads are better GENERA! NOTES Friends of Mr.Paul Brunet will be sorry to learn that he is not well and was taken to the Sherbrooke Hospital for treatment and observation.Mr.Andrew Thompson and Mr.G.Wooten, of Beauharnois, were in town, and Mr.Simon Thompson, who has been in poor health for the past few days, returned to Beauharnois with his son.Extensive alterations have been made to the kitchen at the Guild Hal! and the additional cupboard space provided will make il much easier for the ladies when serving suppers.« I LOADING TEA CHESTS for their long jo,., portntion are used in bringing India and Coy ney to Canada.Many Ion teas to your table.forms of trans- Je With Jewel, I love trying CfffiQFQffff recipes \u2014I know I can depend on the results!\" Dekioas thoughtjsdk&y : rich, moist loaf cake with a new flavour.You try it, too! : ¦ 1ère\u2019* a cake that can ih> anything Sene it ssilh whip ped cicam atul it\u2019s a inand our desscit lop it with frosting and it's ready loi a party.Pack it plain m lunch boxes it still tastes wondei lui And of course, like anv cake you make with Jewel, it ceps that just-baked goodness for «An v \u2019 VS cup J«w»l \u2022hortuning Vi cup »ugor t t«a«poon «alt 1 tnatpoon vanilla ?Swift\u2019* Rfookfiaid 1 cup\toil-\t1 purpotw (lout Oram loge the i Jewel, sugar, salt and vanilla until light and fluffy, because Jewel is homo gcni/cd to blend quickly and thoioughb, you'll do h m a flash Don\u2019t cvci make work for yourself by using an old-fashioned shortening.Now add eggs one at a time, beating aftei each addi i ion c o in bine flour, baking powder, ci limbs and mils \\dd dry ingredients to « (earned misturc, alternately with milk, adding dt\\ mgicdients tiist and last blend thonnighb.Rub bottom of *) \\ '* \\ .\u2019 inch cake pan with Jewel, and dust with flout Pom in bailci Hake in moderate oven ( JM) I ) about H) minute*.< ool l ut into squaies Sei\\e plain, or with whipped ci earn or lemon frosting u 7 («ntpttOMt halting powder I tup Has graham « rackar crumb* (about 1?rrmliort) 1 cup finely \u2022< hoppwd mil* 4 cup* mill* '«llfht lllkidufj kino I heie s lewel to make it eicann rich and \\amlltt for tantalizing flavour! \u2019A cup J*w«l «hottening 3\u2019A cup* (1 lb ) tiftad icing tugar 1 'A Inhlatpoon* lamon iulc* < ream lewd until soft and fluflv Add icing sugai.lemon inice, ' tablespoons milk.salt, vanilla and lemon peel beat until smooth and cicaim.II necessaiy, add more milk to make hosting spread easily.1 lo * tnbl*«p«en* mdli *4 Uotpaon «alt I fnatpoon vanilla ' i t«a*ponn %hr«>dd*d (\u2022mon p#al III» Il V VHHt mono\u2014 hOfie 6e6te/-/ 7* Sw**w miimmmÈm ÿws* tiCVr» Hi/ % 1 \\Si ¥ i?HMin Quality product* rtf The L .B Eddy Company WHITE SWAN REGULAR ONE-PLY Canada's favourite tissue.,» AND NEW DELUXE TWO-PLY hahy Soft, for you uho prefer extra luxury.ALSO \u2014TOWELS AND SERVIETTES r, j* 7 * SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.MARCH 15.1956 SOUTH STUKELY- St.Matthew's Ladies\u2019 Guild held a card party in the South Stukely Hall.Five hundred was played at eight tables, the prizes being won by Mrs.R.Graves, Mrs.Jennie Clark.Mrs.F.Lace, Mr.C.Wright.Miss Marjorie Swett, Mrs.D.Gibbs.Mr.George E.Boisvert, Mrs.M.Morrison.Mrs.L.Wright, Mr.E.White- when you give her OVALTINE she's drinking vitamins .and loving it! Delicious Ovaltine offers your youngsters a blend of food values no other food drink gives! fBarl.y Molt Extract Milk ;E98« 1 Vitamin A OVAUINE Thiamin (Bl) 1 Riboflavin (B2) I Niacin | Vitamin D Iron i Calcium (Phosphorus This Ovaltine nutrition is such a help in replacing the energy burned up in your child's work and play.So be a wise mother.Make Ovaltine a daily treat at your house \u2014at breakfast, between meals, at bedtime.Now in 2 wonderful flavours; CHOCOLATE Ovaltine and ORIGINAL Ovaltine.Ovaltine house.Mrs.Lena Lowry.Mrs.O.McGovern, Miss Hope Davidson and Miss Joyce George The door prizes were won by Mr.E.George.Mrs.F.Bailey.Mrs S.Bice, Mrs.A.Morin.Refreshments were served by the Guild ladies.Mr.and Mrs.S.McLellan and sons, Douglas and Dannie, of Len-noxville, have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Cecil W.McLellan.Mr.and Mrs.W.Bambridge dnd daughter, Miss Shelley, and Mr.M.Lord, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Lord.Mrs.Lord is slowly recovering from her illness.Rev.A.N.Spensl and Mrs.Spenst, spent several days in Oshawa, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Chapman of Ruford, Ont., are spending an indefinite time with Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Martin and Miss Glenna Martin.Miss Donna Spenst and Master Delwin Spenst have been spending several days in Fulford with Mrs.M.Fessenden.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Gibson and son, David, of Montreal, wore guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Ra-cicot and family.Mrs.Thomas Beakes and daughters, Diane and Georgina, have returned home after spending six months in Northampton, Eng., with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Dickerson and other relatives.Mr.Beakes met them in New York City.Mr.and Mrs.James Mason of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Adams and Mr.James Adams.DAVID VV.SEAGER, WITH A PRIZE CHINCHILLA AND SOME OF HIS AWARDS Knowlton Man Operates Modern Chinchilla Ranch AIDS FARMERS The West Pakistan government has established an artificial insemination centre for livestock to improve dairy herds.f?H Is/SO NS David W Seager, a former employee of the Northern Electric Co., of Montreal, now residing in Knowlton, is not spending his retirement in idleness.He is operating his own chinchilla ranch.Under the name of the Laraine Chinchilla Ranch, Mr.Seager now has 90 animals, which keep him 1 occupied for at least five hours :each day.Coming to Knowlton three and | a half years ago, he built a new | home,' equipping the spacious basement as headquarters for his ! profitable hobby.It is a most up-| to-date ranch, kept: scrupulously ; clean.Mr.Seager first started his ! hobby at Lachine in 1946 so he is an old hand at the work and his past, experience is paying off now.He is a member of the National Chinchilla Breeders of Canada and has many registered animals.He estimates the cost of feeding each animal at $3 a year.The ! food consists of a hay, pablum !and grain mixture, often with a raisin, prune or piece of apple j as a tidbit, and a few rabbit pel-| lets each day.The chinchilla is a very flea» (animal, each day taking a bath in fuller's earth, in which they \u2018roll, and this servtvs to keep their fur clean and free flowing.These little animals are not known to be infested with either fleas or lice.Mr.Seager is very fond of his chinchillas and has several which seem to be his special pets.Some of his most valuable animals are nine years old.Litters usually consist of three or four kits, but on two occasions Mr.Seager\u2019s chinchillas have produced litters of six, a very rare occurrence.W\u2019hen born, the kits have their eyes open, a full set of teeth and are fully furred.They can run around the pen within a few hours.Their weight at birth is only one and one-half to two ounces.It is most interesting to watch Mr.Seager with these little animals, which sleep practically all through the day and scamper about at night.He is always pleased to have visitors, showing them around the ranch, as well as answering numerous questions.COOKSHIRE\u2014 Recent guests of Mrs.John i Cloutier and Lena were Mrs.Hannah Morrow and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Barter, of Bury.Miss Helen Robidas, of Scots-town, spent the wmek-end with Mr.and Mrs.Leon DesRuisseaux.Mrs.J.E.Vermette has returned home from the hospital.Recent week-end guests of Mrs.V.Cook were Miss Lucy Weston and Mr.Bruce Gilbert, of Sherbrooke.The members and friends of the B.I.C.Home and School Association are reminded of the meeting which will be held in the Cookshire High School, Thursday, March 22, at 8 p.m.The guest speaker will be Mr.Lyman Tompkins, of Bishop\u2019s University, who will speak of the work of this university.GORE- Officers Elected Al W.I.Meeting Gore.\u2014 The annual meeting of the Gore W.I.vas held at the home of Mrs.F.J.Nixon.Mrs.M.H.Hughes, president, was in the chair and opened the meeting in the usual manner.All responded to the roll call by the payment of dues.It was decided that the usual prizes would be given at the Richmond County Fair and S25 was voted to the Cecil Memorial Home.It was reported that $35 had been realized from the sale of cards during the year, and S5.59 from the birthday money project.The president gave a report of the county executive meeting recently held after which the various conveners gave their annual reports showing good work done in each department.The treasurer's report showed that $208.75 had been raised during the year.The election of officers results ed as follows; president, Mrs.S.A.Doyl»; first and second vice-presidents, Mrs.M.B.Codding-ton and Mrs, Percy Frazer; secretary, Mrs.M W.Carson; treasurer, Mrs.F.J.Nixon.Conveners: agriculture, Mrs.E.Vogelsanger; education, Mrs.J.1.Fallona; home economics, Mrs.F.J.Nixon; citizenship, Mrs.M.Griffith; welfare and health, Mrs.A.Abercrombie; publicity, Mrs.M.W.Carson.Mrs.Doyle then took the chair and presented Mrs.Hughes and Mrs.M.Griffith with prizes for perfect attendance.Mrs Fallona conducted a word-building contest which was won by Mrs.Stafford Husk.The meeting adjourned and supper was served by the losing team of the attendance contest, each winner also being presented with a corsage.The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.A.Dunn on the regular date.HISTORIC POST The original Norway House fort was built about 1800 near the northern enff of Lake Winnipeg.BlttiSO FOR A LASTING SHINE BIG SERVINGS IN EVERY 13 QT.BAG !NP?ÂTrEH ^MJ?rUS WIU0W PATTERN CUP OR SAUCER tumEBÎECrH,e:3ea0=Th sBAGNDCaRYQSTTABLAGCLEAR Æ DUDSWELL JUNCTION\u2014 HUNTINGVILLE- 1 Friends of Mr.E.Aldrich will regret to learn that he is a pa-1 tient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.I Mr.and Mrs.Ross Hunting were guests on Saturday, at thej Roberts-Crawford wedding which ; took place at the Queen Mary Rd.United Church in Hampstead.Mrs.Albert Willard has returned to her home after spending OUNHAM\u2014 several days with Mr.and Mrs.Frank Anderson and family, at Stanstead.pgsT \u2019 \u2018ill.¦¦ ^ '¦ wonderful happens when you SOFTUGHT your home! 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SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15.1956 Eleven New Store Fronts For Two Local Establishments Renovations Completed By Tot s Town.Madame Henri The most fascinating feature of Tot's Town and Henry's Ladies' Wear today is their big celebration to mark completion of their brand new store fronts, two of the most modern in town.For Tot\u2019s Town, it will be a duo celebration, as just ten years ago now, Mr.and Mrs.Isidore Echenbtrg set up shop in one of the first stores entirely dedicated to children.Henry\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Wear, however, has been established in Sherbrooke for 14 years.It was founded by the late Henry Weinstein.who has been followed by his wife, Mrs.Lillian Weinstein, better-known as Madame Henri.These two stores occupy sites at 103 and 105 Wellington Street North.The modern store fronts of Ihe two establishments have been under construction for the past few weeks and were unveiled to the public late last week.The large windows are designed to form part of the store and provide a much brighter from.One side of each window includes a small display section.In keeping with the theme of the store, Tot's Town has placed a grinning clown on their door, to serve as a handle.The pink and blue interior of Tot\u2019s Town contains everything anyone would possibly want for a child, including baby gifts, cuddly animals and small toys.Nursery rhyme characters dot the upper wall of the store, while below, are racks and shelves of the newest children\u2019s clothes.They handle many national brands, many of which are exclusive to Tot\u2019s Town in Sherbrooke.Sires range from infants to 14x or pre-teens.Ready to serve the customers is a friendly staff, trained especially ALUMINUM\tDOORS, GLASS, MIRRORS OHFfll\tby UR RLAÇÇ uuru 950 King East.\tUn ULnwu Tel.LO.2-4777 \t to cater to e\\ ery youngster s whim, and a special city delivery is carried out by the store.Next door to Tot s Town, Madame Henri and a capable staff of six, are ready to serve the public in the especially modern Henry's Ladies\u2019 Wear The store, which lives up to its name, provides all the latest spring styles for the fashion-conscious ladies of Sherbrooke.A complete outfit may be purchased at Henry's for convenient moderate prices, from the lingerie right out to the latest spring coats.Many famous lines are carried by Madame Henri, and the merchandise includes coats, suits, dresses, skirts, sweaters, blouses and lingerie.Roth Henry's Ladies' Wear and Tot's Town have carried on expert sendee to the shoppers of Sherbrooke in the past and now with their modern improvements Lope to be able to cam on their good names, which have made them two well-established stores in Sherbrooke.It would be worth every» shoppers' while if they made a special trip downtown tomorrow just to view these extremely modern stores and take a look at their offers of unbelieveable bargains.BOLTON PASS- Mr.Scott Fullerton has returned to Rock Haven from the B.M.P.Hospital, where he has been a patient for a short time.- U« ««*%*\u2022**\t***\t\u2022 Tv*# iiiiiill the home of Mrs.R.N.Mayhew.Several ladies remained for the evening when cards were played, tin' proceeds in aid of the Sherbrooke Hospital.COATICOOK\u2014 The fire department was kept busy on Sunday morning during the strong wind storm which swept through the Townships, and no less than seven chimney fires were reporled in a short period.Mr Robert MrAlpine visited friends in Ontario over the weekend and was accompanied by Mrs M.Grady and daughter, Margaret, who visited Mrs.Grady's father.Mr.Harry Cartwright, in St.Catharines, Ont.We are proud to have been chosen to do the ENTRANCE in TERRAZZO! E.T.Terrazzo Tile\" LTD.TERRAZZO, TILE, MARBLE AND CEMENT WORK Continental Bldg.\tTel.10.2-6864 This is the exterior of the newly renovated Tot\u2019s Town Street North.Shopping will now be more convenient in conditioning systems which will be installed before sum Year's Activilies Reported At Annual Of Bury Women's Institute is*» \u2022 .and Henry\u2019s Ladies Wear store* located on Wellington both of these stores and customers will appreciate the air mer.TOT\u2019S TOWN & HENRY\u2019S LADIES\u2019 WEAR RENOVATION CONTRACTORS.ALBERT FOUQUET GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1011 McManamy Blvd., Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.7-6221 Bury.\u2014 The annua! meeting 1 of the Bury» Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs.A.Hunt, with Mrs.W.Buchanan, Mrs.R.Morrison and Mrs.B.! Dcsruisseaux assisting at the tea hour.Miss Palmer called the meeting to order in the usual w»ay.The conveners of the various ( committees gave excellent re-[ ports, showing much work done.Some of the highlights arc as follows: 14 meetings held and two members, Mrs.E.Fisher and Mrs.W.Buchanan had perfect attendance.Seven missed one meeting.Delegates were sent to County and Provincial convcn tions and to short course.Donations of money were made to Red Cross, Cancer Fund, Blind, dental clinic, school fair, Cook-shire fair, prizes in school, two Sunday Schools and Bursary Fund.Other activities were a hobby show, paper drive, banquet for hockey boys, rock garden, float for July 1, Hallowe\u2019en treats, card party and food sale.Clothing was sent to the Cecil Memorial Home, outfit for 12-year-old, dressed two dolls to resemble Canada and Egypt, trip to Granby Zoo and Thor Silk Mills.Ladies of the Ascot branch were entertained and Mrs.Abercrombie was a guest speaker.A wreath was bought for Armistice day, a quilt was given to a fire victim and a clipping bureau was started.A link has been made with a pen pal, Mrs.MacRae having received a most interesting letter from Southern Rhodesia, telling of W.I.work with the African women.Bought and sold 76 W.I.calen- dars as well as several cook-books and over 300 cancer dressings were made Arrangement.s were made for an exchange of program with Holland, Cards were sent to sick and bereaved and Christmas boxes to shut-ins Subscriptions for Federated News and Canadian Association of Consumers.Interesting roll calls, talks and cultural activity and historical research were taken at all meetings.Members worked in the Mem orial Garden through the summer and gave their time to help at the Dental Clinic and (he annual Christmas dinner at Ihe school The sum of $413.85 was raised and $332.19 spent.Mrs.McGee presented the slate of officers to Mrs.Whitehead J who occupied the chair during j the installation ceremony.The officers are as follows: I president, Miss L.Palmer; first i and second vice-presidents, Mrs.I W.Atkins and Mrs.A.J.Hunt; secretary, Mrs.E.MacRae; treasurer, Mrs.K.Morrison.Conveners: agriculture, Mrs.J.Dougherty; citizenship, Mrs.A Olson; education, Mrs.R.N.Mayhew: home economics, Mrs.Elwin Coates; publicity, Mrs.E.MacRae; health and welfare, Mrs.L.MacLeod and Mrs.Erie Fisher; Canadian industries, Mrs.J.Har risen; cultural activities, Mrs.A.Sutherland; historical research, Mrs.G.Parsons.The president formed an emrr gency committee with members classed in three groups with Mrs.R.MacLeod, Mrs, K.Cathcart and Mrs.H.Taillon as leaders, and Mrs, W.Atkins as chairman.August is to Iw the month to entertain a visiting institute and July for Ihe exchange program.Mr.Donald Hopkins was named financial secretary for (he Denial Clinic, replacing Mr A H Tail-Ion, who resigned.Mrs.Fisher gave an interesting account of a meeting in Slier brooke, of the Cancer Society, stating that films and a speaker will soon he coming to Bury.Mrs Buchanan has material for the Red Cross drive and asked for canvassers.The April meeting will be at IJ u nrr LLliV ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 154 Fourth Ave., Sherbrooke, Tel.LO.7-6107 SEL L -A BRA TIONS with Fashions in the Forefront! We're just so happy to have our new store front and show windows completed, that we're offering a STORE-WIDE lO^o DISCOUNT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW SEASON! Manufacturers' Clearance of BLOUSES R«g.$3.98 \u2014 NOW *1.99 DRESS SPECIALS! Group 1\tGroup 7\tGroup 3 \u20185.99\t\u20187.99\t\u201910.99 Valu*» up to $29.?5 CRINOLINES Each .SKIRTS from \u20192.79 \u20193.99 HALF-SIZE DRESSES that are fortvar young! Tha naws ia axciting in SPRING SWEATERS, in *oft and coiy Orion .In new and different atyles and colon.SPRING SUITS $15.99 Rag.$29.95 SPRING COATS s16.99 Rag.$25.95 FALL AND WINTER COATS TO CLEAR J13.99 ALL WEATHER COATS! One of tha mo»t important coat* thit spring it tha DRESSED-UP SUN AND SHOWER COAT! BATHROBES and DUSTERS \u2014 LINGERIE \u2014 BRASSIERES \u2014 HOSIERY \u2014 BRIDAL GOWNS \u2014 BRIDESMAIDS! GOWNS \u2014 SLACKS Henry\u2019s Ladies Wear 103 Wellington North Tel.LO.9-2050 TOT'S TOWN and HENRY'S LADIES' WEAR PLUMBING & HEATING by GUY LAMONTAGNE PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 1186 Dorval St., Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.2-7464 P-S-S-ST- looking of us ! !> % V V.G And ore we ever hnppy to show off our new windows' To celebrate this event ., and our 10th Anniversary, too .we have savings to pass on to you! STORE WIDE 10% DISCOUNT FOR TEN DAYS\u2019\u2019 For young bechelort .remember, we \"major in minort\" COATS \u2014 Infenti' to 6X.SUITS in Black Watch Plaid; complete with Eton cap*, 2-3X\u2014-$8.98.SPORT JACKETS in young, mannish tweeds, 6 to 12.JERSEYS, JEANS A CHINOS .and, an extra-special special!/ BOYS' 2 PC.SEERSUCKER SUITS Sizes 2 - 6X ai only $1.98 Yet, my darling daughters \u2014 Tot't Town clothes are for youl Smart colors, styling, durability and \"wash-like-a-dream\" fabrics.Coats \u2022 Suits - Skirts « Blousas - Jertayt \u2014 Infants\u2019 to pre-lrrn 14X.KK!\t \tCommunion Dresses, 1 U Ji « \u2022\t'IB'-, Veils and Diadems.1 ^ \u2022 rlfv!\t \tCrinolines in all sizai \tS3.00 up \tPractical Rainwear, loo! 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General Electric AIR CONDITIONING UNITS sold and installed by H.C.WILSON & SONS LTD.61 - 67 WELLINGTON NORTH ) 99 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.MARCH 15.1956 Beavers Open Bid For Massawippi League Title Tonight In Asbestos Q.A.H.A.Explains Protest On Tuesdav, March 13th the Protest and Appeals Committee of the O.A.H.A.met in Montreal to study a protest received from the Asbestos \u2018\u2022Meteor\u201d Hockey Club of the Massawippi \\ alley Hockev League, concerning the eligibilty of a certain player of the \u2018Papetiers\u201d of Windsor Mills.Representatives from both teams were on hand to give evidence.After careful study the Committee upheld the protest from Asbestos which automatically eliminated Windsor Mills and gave the Asbestos Club the semi- f'na*Thc protest centered around the eligibility of player Parker of the Windsor Mills Club.The Asbestos Club claimed that this player was the 19th for the Windsor Mills team when the rule nrnnits only 18 players at any one time.P Severaf months ago the secretary of the Windsor Mills Club, applied to the Q.A.H.A.for an additional card.As the team n which an addi-a player who had aïrcadv had 18 players signed the only way tional card could be obtained was to release not been in more than three games.Mr.Muir .time that player Godhue had been in only three games and therefore could be released.This fact was later confirmed by Roger Longpre Manager of the club.On the strength of this declaration (he Q.A.H.A.accorded an additional card to Windsor Mills and I\u2019alk[n H'f protest the Asbestos Club brought forward proof that Godhue had been in the line up for games played on Dec.8.11, f! Hi This fact would automatically make Godhue a permanent member of the team and ineligible for a release.Parker in signing the card became the 19th player.With this ev.de^m-e the q \\ h,A.had no other alternative but to uphold the Asbestos P'0tTn order to try to settle the matter in the best interests of hockev the Q.A.H.A.offered to delay the date upon which the League must declare its champion, in order to permit a two came total-point series between Asbestos and Windsor Mills for the semifinal title.Asbestos refused to entertain this offer as they felt that such a series might result in injury to some spectators due to the heated feeling of the Citizens n both Towns.The Q A H A.feels badly that such a protest has been made so late in the season and that both parties could not have agreed upon the proposed compromise.Had the protest been made earlier in the season all (lie games in which Parker participated would have been lost In (he Windsor Mills Club However as all the teams participate in the League playoffs, the Windsor Mills Club would still have had the chance to win the title.Teams join the Q.A.H.A.for protection.When a rule is broken certain penalties must be imposed and although it feels lhat games should be won or lost on the ice and not in the Committee room nevertheless, when a protest is forwarded it is heard and if a compromise cannot be effected the prescribed penalty must be imposed.\t.r K is (he duty of each team Manager to know Hie status of bis plavers.Had this been done this mistake could have been avoided and the Windsor Mills Club could still be a contender (he Hmnwiffi\t^^«'¦7;»\u201cÏJrHET,ER1!, Vice-President, Q.A.H.A.__\t_ .|\u2014\t-\t.I Ayer's Cliff Boxers Hank Greenberg Enter Golden Gloves Has New Gimmick To Speed Games E.T.MOSQUITO CHAMPIONS \u2014 The above photo shows the Stanstead Black Hawks winners of the annual playdowns held at the Border Arena.They blanked the Sherbrooke North Ward Blues 3-0 in the sudden-death tilt.In the front, left to right, Peter Labrecque, I).Goodsell, Y.Gilbert, R.Badger and A.La vallee.Standing, same order, H.Goudreau, L.Webb, J.Bushnell, Hector Channel!, S.Slack, CURLING RE SUL TS I.ENNOXVILLE CURLING CLUB BONSPIEL I,ester Dezan and Pat Grenon, nf Ayer's Cliff will make their boxing debuts in Ihc Golden Gloves tournament in Montreal tomorrow night.Both these boys are entered in the 147 pound novice class and are rated as good prospects.For the pats two months, Dezan and Grenon have been working out in the Ayer's Cliff High School.Burke Emery, popular Sherbrooke boxer, has been teaching the boys the fundamentals nf boxing and has his two charges in top condition.Dezan and Grenon are being sponsored by Ivan Dugre, well-known Sherbrooke sportsman.Tucson.Ariz.\u2014(AP)\u2014 Hank Greenberg came up with another gimmick today in an effort to speed up baseball games.The general manager of Cleveland Indians said he will use the football stop clock on the centre Held score board at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland to \u201ctime\u201d the pilchcrs.Under baseball rules a pitch er must make his delivery within 20 seconds after he steps on the rubber if the bases are empty.Earlier in the week, Greenberg disclosed plans to put $100 in a players\u2019 kitty every1 limb Ihc Tribe wins a game in less than two hours.NICHOL I.e nn.D.Gray .» Border W.Dumoulin 6 Lenn.H.Nichol - 5 Danville L.Galhshore .\t5 Sherb.f.Joslin .7 Magog f.Connor .5 T.enn.K.Lane .11 Lenn.R.Mooney\t7 Windsor H.Ross .1b Lenn.N.Hunting .\t7 Sherb.W.Hammond 10 TROPHY Rich, J.Barrington Sherb.S.Cross .Sherb.G.Armitage .Border G.Conway .Sherb.B.Millar .Sherb.G Katadotis Sherb.R.Badger 5 Windsor Robitallle .4 Sherb.O.Goyettc .3 Magog E Pilkington 10 Lenn.J.Jordan .0 Provincial School Cage Crowns At Stake Saturday; Eight Zones To Be Represented; Play Commences At 10.00 The Provincial basketball championship, for high schools off the Island of Montreal, will be held Saturday at the Bishop's University gym.Eight boys\u2019 teams and four girl's\u2019 squad will compete for the Visser and McLeod trophies, emblematic of the crowns.The Province is divided into eight zones and each one will be on hand to battle it out for the title.The girls have already met in the first round and the four surviving teams will clash in the semi-finals with the winners meeting in the evening in the finals.I.achute downed Hudson High ,-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014\u2014 noxville and Three Rivers.In the LENNOXVILLE PRESS TROPHY Sherb.K.Jackson Lenn.H.Brown .Lenn.W.Nichol Magog Jackson Granby Jackman .8 Lenn.Richardson 3 Lenn.Crosby .5 Windsor Robinson .3 wihile Granby won out over Richmond, Sherbrooke High came : through with a victory over Stan-u j stead and Shawinigan Falls emerged the winners over Quebec High School.The four victors will clash at 2.00 Saturday afternoon with Lachute and Sherbrooke tangling while Granby and Shawinigan will get together in the other tilt.Both games will be played in Bishop\u2019s gym.The winners will meet In the evening at 7.30.In the boy's section all eight zone champions will be on hand.In the opening round at 10.00 the draw will see \"Lachute and Richmond meeting in the Sherbrooke High School gym while Hudson and Knowlton will clash in Bishop's gym as well as Len- other tilt Stanstead will take on Quebec High in the Lennoxville High School gym.In the semi-finals at 3.30 the winners of the first two games will meet while the other two victors will also clash.In the evening at 9.00 immediately following the girls\u2019 final, (he two surviving squads will battle it out for the Visser trophy.All contestants will be guests of Bishop\u2019s University for the noon meal and the evening one.A special biology exhibit called \u2018\u2018Life of a seed plant\u201d will be on display and all visiting students are cordially invited to visit it.The public is invited to attend and support the players in their battle for Provincial honors.TOPS EVERYTHING! Super-Powered for TOP Reception.EVERYTIME ! ! Area-Proved for TOP Performance.EVERYWHERE!! This smart console TV in handsome traditional styling, offers the tops in topline features.It has full 20-tube chassis for top reception power .it's advancement \u2014engineered for top picture quality.And remember, only Westinghouse Topline TV is area proved for Top performance .everywhere! Coaches And Managers Didn't Do Badly On NHL Predictions; Battle For Fourth And Second To Go To Wire 1 How good are coaches and general managers at National ! Hockey League predictions?Let's have a look.Before the 1955-56 campaign started just about every club 1 official figured his team would make a Stanley Cup playoff position.Somebody had to be wrong, of course.Only four of the six teams get into post-season play.Here are a few comments made at the beginning of the 70-game grind: Lynn Patrick, general manager of Boston Bruins: \u2018T\u2019d say New York Rangers will make the playoffs.They're a better team than they were last year.\u201d He was right.Rangers are third, assured of a playoff spot and with a chance to grab second place before the regular schedule wipds up next Sunday.Patrick wouldn't do any guessing on his Bruins, Jim Skinner, coach of Detroit Red Wings: \u201cI keep looking for a weak link, the spot where things aren't going as they should, and it simply isn't showing up.\u201d Wrong.A bit of weakness showed later.The wings failed for the first time in eight sea- Gulfstream Park Handicap To Be On Channel 8 You'll Enjoy Shopping at\t^ J.L.BOULANGER LIMITEE Your Friendly\tDealer Store 51 King SL Wesf \u2014 Sherbrooke.Poland Spring, Me.\u2014Some of the nation's lop horse races will be telecast on Mt.Washington TV.Channel 8.starting March 17, it was reported today by ,lohn T.Madigan, Program Director of WHTW.\"Beginning Saturday, March 17, t with the Gulfstream Park Handicap,\u201d Madigan slated, \u201cseveral of the country's top turf classics with some of the country's lead-COME IN SOON.'.ing horses, will be carried live on Channel 8.\u201d SEE TV'S TOP VALUE! On the following Saturday, March 24, Channel 8 will carry the fifth running of the Florida Derby, a race won last year by Nashua.So far, a record 82 horses have been nominated for this feature race valued at 5100.000.The Gulfstream Handicap and Florida Derby will both be broad cast at 5 p m.On May 5, Channel 8 will carry the renowned Kentucky Derby from Churchill Downs.Future races will include th Preakness and Belmont stakes which also will be carried on Channel 8.\u2018W Tel.LO.2-2005 sons to win the league crown.They now are second, 19 points behind Montreal Canadiens.Jack Adams, Detroit general manager: \u2018\u2018This is my kind of team.We'll be stronger than ever because we're fortified at every position.\" Wrong, unless the other teams are that much stronger.Dick Irvin, coach of Chicago Black Hawks: \u2018Montreal will finish 10 games in front of the Wings.Hawks will end in fourth place.\u201d Nearly right on the first count.Dead wrong on the second.King Clancy, coach of Toronto Maple Leafs: \u2018Tm looking for 20 j goals each from Tod Sloan, Geor-ge Armstrong and Dick Duff, j That means 60 goals.\u201d Clancy got more than 60.But | all three haven't hit the 20-goal mark.Sloan was 37, Armstrong 15 and Duff 15.Toe Blake, Canadiens coach : \u201cI expect Maurice Richard, Bcr-nie Geoffrion and Jean Beliveau to score 130 goals among them.\u201d Canadiens have two games left, and the Montreal trio has amassed 107 goals.Even Blake couldn't be unhappy about that, though.Mild Schmidt, coach of Boston Bruins: \u201cEverywinter we have to break our backs to make the Stanley Cup playoffs.This year I hope we can do some winning in those early games and have the pleasant ex-pcrience of watching some of the other teams trying to catch us.\" It's still the same old story.Bruins now are in fourth place, with one game to play.Leafs are one point behind and have two games left.Although Hawks are out of the playoffs, they can cause a lot of grief.They have games against Canadiens tonight, Leafs on Saturday and Bruins Sunday.Leafs' other game is against Wings.In the other engagement (Photo by J.L.Lafond) HOCKEY Wednesdoy's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Buffalo 5, Springfield 2.Cleveland 6, Hershey 4.QUEBEC LEAGUE Trois-Rivieres 5, Quebec 3.WESTERN LT:AGUE Calgary 7.Saskatoon 1.New Westminster 2, Seattle 0.Saskatoon 3, Calgary 2.Winnipeg 5, Edmonton 3.ONTARIO SENIOR A Chatham 7, Kitch-Waterloo 4.(Chaiham leads best-of-seven final 3-0).NORTHERN ONTARIO SENIOR Sudbury 5, Abitibi 3.(Sudbury leads best.of-seven final 2-0).ONTARIO JUNIOR A Barrie 6.Kitchener 2.(Barrie wins best-of-seven quarterfinal 4-3, one game tied.) ATLANTIC COAST SENIOR Saint John 3, Amherst 2.(Saint John leads best-of-seven final 3-1).NORTH SHORE Dalhousie 3, Bathurst 1.(Dalhousie leads best-of-seven final 1*0).NOVA SCOTIA INT.Halifax 6, Wolfville 3.(Halifax wins best-of-seven semi, final 3-0).CAPE BRETON JUNIOR Sydney 4.Glace Bay 2.(Best-of-nine final tied 4-4).Tonight'* Games NATIONAL.LEAGUE Chicago at Montreal.Detroit at New York.QUEBEC LEAGUE Mil.Royals at Quebec.Shawinigan at Chicoutimi.MASSAWIPPI VALLEY LEAGUE Sheibrooke at Asbestos.(First game of best-of-seven final).GAMES REMAINING N.H.L.Saturday; New York at Montreal, Chicago at Toronto.Sunday: Montreal at New Y'Ork, Toronto at Detroit, Chicago at Boston.STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L T F A.Pts Montreal ___ 67\t42\t15\t10\t207\t126\tÎ14 Detroit ____ 68\t30\t23\t15\t181\t144\t75 New York ___ 67\t32\t26\t9\t199\t191\t73 Boston .69\t23\t33\t13\t144\t182\t59 Toronto .68\t23\t33\t12\t150\t180\t58 Chicago .67\t18\t38\t11\t149\t208\t47 AMERICAN LEAGUE P VV L T F A Providence\t.\t59 40\t1 7\t2\t235\t1 78 Pittsburgh___ 57 38\t16\t3\t239\t167 Cleveland .\t59 26\t26\t7\t214\t209 Buffalo .59\t?6\t26\t6\t224\t235 Hershey\t.\t60\t19\t36\t2\t204\t251 Springfield\t.,\t58 15\t41\t2\t186\t262 QUEBEC LEAGUE P W L T F A Shawinigan .Royals\t.Chicoutimi .Quebec Trois-Rivieres 62 42 17 3 239 161 62 34 21 7 191 159 62 30 28 4 203 183 62 21 37 4 184 227 62 18 42 2 153 240 Mexico Bans Spanish Ace Bull Fighter Mexico City \u2014 (Æ\u2019i \u2014 Authorities Wednesday banned Luis Miguel Dominguin of Spain, generally considered the world's greatest bull fighter, from the bull rings of the federal district charging he had been disrespectful of Mexico in a TV broadcast.The incident arose from Do-minguin's indifferent handling of two bulls here Sunday.He requested permission from the judge to fight an extra bull but the judge refused on the grounds that no bull of the necessary weight was available.In a broadcast that night Dominguin charged the judge was unfair and was partial lo the Spaniard's lifelong rival, Carlos Arruza.LIONS DUMP ACES 5 \u2022 3 Trois-Rivieres, Que.\u2014(CPI__ Trois-Rivieres Lions, with nothing at stake but prestige, downed Quebec Aces 5-3 Wednesday night in a Quebec Hockey League game.Meteors' Protest Upheld; Windsor Eliminated; Best-Of-Seven Series Slated; Bob Bedard Plays Final Game The finals for the championship of the Massawippi Valley Hockey League are slated to open this evening in Asbestos when ; the Sherbrooke Beavers and Meteors will clash in the first game of a four-out-of-seven series.Asbestos, although they were defeated by the Windsor Paper Makers, lodged a protest following their final game Sunday over the eligibility of plaver Murray Parker, who signed as a replacement for Godhue who performed with the Paper Makers earlier in the season.The Meteors claimed that the latter had taken part in more than three games and that Parker couldn\u2019t be classified as a replacement.The game reports showed that j-\u2014-\u2014 -\u2014-:-:\u2014~ Godhue had played in four gam- shift places until a winner is dees and it was on this point that cla«d to proceed in the Provin-the Meteors lodged their protest.cla\u2018 Pia>dovins.On appeal to the Q.A.H.A.their The Beavers will be without protest was upheld and Asbestos Bert Morin, who wrenched his was declared the winners of the shoulder in Magog Tuesday and series.Henry Crochetiere, dis- will be out for the balance of trict vice-president, tried to ar- the season.In his place Manager range a two-game total point af- Lucien Lachance will call bp a fair but the executive of the Meteors turned it down late yesterday afternoon on the grounds that it would be too dangerous as the feeling was high in both towns and it might turn into a donnybrook.The second game is also booked for Saturday night in Asbestos while the third and fourth will be played in Sherbrooke.The third fixture will take place Sunday afternoon at the Arena with the fourth on Tuesday evening.Following this the teams will shift places until a winner is declared to proceed in the Provincial playdowns.The Beavers will be without Bert Morin, who wrenched his shoulder in Magog Tuesday and will be played in Sherbrooke.The third fixture will take place Sunday afternoon at the Arena with the fourth on Tuesday evening.Following this the teams will member of his junior club, Jacques Beaudette, as a replacement.Tonight will be the final appearance of Bob Bedard, their captain.Tomorrow he will leave to take up the tennis wars and is slated to fly to Jamaica to commence training to defend his Canadian singles crown.Bedard is number one tennis player in Canada and will take part in several tournaments before returning sometime next month.His leaving will leave a big hole in Sherbrooke\u2019s front line ai he was one of the top scorers on the team and played a big part in his team's showing in the playoffs.Manager Lachance reported that a special bus will leave Landsdowne Market tonight at 6.45 and all fans taking the tïip will be assured of a ticket to see the game.Johnny Saxton Again Holds World Welterweight Title; Sporlswrilers Had Basilio As 13-7 Preference CHICAGO \u2014 (API \u2014 Jabbing Johnny Saxton held the world welterweight boxing title again today.But there was a hue and cry for a rematch with dethroned champion Carmen Basilio.Saxton won a unanimous 15-round deefcon over Basilio Wednesday night at Chicago Stadium in a verdict that left many of 11,373 paying patrons and a host of television fans hollering that Carmen was short-changed.The International Boxing Club said there is no contract for a rematch bul said another meeting is \u201cdefinitely possible\u201d.June may be the month and Chicago is the logical «ite, despite Basilio\u2019s protests.Basilio snarled that the deck is \u2014 stacked against him in Chicago after three defeats in as many starts there.The referee, Frank Gilmer, called it for Saxton, 144-142, while judge Ed Hinlz voted for Johnnv 145-138.and judge James McManus 147-140.The AP had Saxton ahead, 145 to 142.On the other hand, a ringside poll of sportswriters showed a 13-7 preference for Basilio.Unquestionably, Basilio forced the pace, but the sledge-hammer attack that won him the 147-round crown from Tony DeMarco last June 10 and flattened DeMarco again in a Nov.30 rematch was missing.Saxton was an effective, if retreating, sharpshooter.Using a stiff left jab all the way, Sayc-ton opened a nick over Basilio\u2019s right eye and had the champ's nose bleeding in the tourth.\u201cI won the fight,\u201d protested Basilio, \u201cHold and run, hold and run, that\u2019s all he did.\u201d Saxton first won the welter crown with an equally-disputed ril 1.One of the ironies of Saxton\u2019s win is that w-hile the New York State Athletic Commission has agreed to recognize him as welter champ, he cannot fight in his home state.His manager, Frank (Bhnkyj Palermo, is banned in New York.Palermo was absent from Wednesday night\u2019s fight.The federal government served a notice of levy for $17,875.37 on Saxton's take of $39,902 for income tax owed by Palermo.The principals split 30-30 on a net gate of $83,008 and radio-TV receipts of $50,000.An oddity occurred in the third round, when, with 49 seconds of the round left, Saxton\u2019s left glove was broken at the tip and the stuffings began to ooze out.The referee halted proceedings and Johnny donned a new six-ounce mitt.Basilio\u2019s best round was th* second.Carmen waded into Saxton with a whistling left-right combination to the jaw and bang- 15-round decision over Kid Gavi- ; ed him into the ropes.Saxton was lan at Philadelphia, Oct.20, 1954.in trouble, but Basilio let him get He lost it in his first defence to J off the hook.DeMarco on a 14th-round techni-! Saxton weighed 146against cal knockout at Boston last Ap-1146 for Basilio.Purses On Prairie Race Tracks For This Summer Are Up $40,000 To Sel New Record; Canadian Derby Is Tops _ .\tThe Lions already have lost all tonight, the Wings meet Rangers chances of making the league at New York.\tplayoffs.Edmonton.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Although major pots are unchanged, the aggregate set aside for purses on Prairie race tracks this summer is up almost $40.000 to set a record.Total purse distribution in vhe 88 days of racing opening at Calgary' May 18 is $763.100, compared with $723,700 for the same number of racing days last season.Again the richest event in the West is the $10,000-added Canadian Derby al Winnipeg's Polo Park July 2.Polo Park has been sold, and the 28-day meeting which closes July 4 will be the last for the six-furlong oval.The values of the $8.000-added Speed to Sarpc handicap and the S7,000-added Alberta Derby ere the same as last year.In addition to these three traditional western features, a new handicap w ill be run this yean at Edmonton's fall meet.It is the $5.000-added Journal handicap, named for Edmonton's only daily newspaper.The distance is about seven furlongs.Calgary opens the season with a 10-day meet May 18-29 and purses totalling $77.400.No .purse will be less than $1,000 and | the minimum claiming price will be $1,000.Major offering of the meet will be the ninth running of the Teeworth Plate handicap over 1 1-16 miles for $2.000 and a plate.Race meets sponsored by exhi-i bition associations will be staged in Calgary July 7 to 14 inclusive, ! Edmonton July 16-21, Saskatoon July 23-28 and Regina July 30-; Aug.4.Other Prairie meets are Calgary May 18-29 and Aug.29-Sept.10: Winnipeg June 2-July 4; and ; Edmonton Aug.11-27.Following are the number of days at each city and the aggregate purse distribution: Calgary.28, $221,500; Winnipeg.28, $241.-600: Edmonton.20.$277,900: Regina.6.$38.600: Saskatoon, 6, S33.500.Total 88.$763,100.\u2014\u2014 -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.MARCH 15.1956 -Thirteen Johnny Podres Ordered To Report 24 Hours After Ted Williams Took Blast At Draft Board On Sport Heroes New York\u2014P)\u2014World series j star Johnny Podres has been ordered to report for military service next Monday in a selective service move that came within 24 hours of a blast at draft boards by Ted Wiliams.The induction order was released Wednesday.Podres.who south-pawed Brooklyn Dodgers to the world championship last fail, was taken by surprise.\u201cI guess this is it,\u201d he said at the Brooks\u2019 Yero Beach.Fla., training camp .\u2018Til fly home to Witherbee, N.Y., and spend a few days with my family before I go.I thought I had at least 30 days.\u201d Podres originally had been or dered by his draft board to report for induction today.But it was expected he would receive a month's grace when he obtained a transfer to a New York city board.Tuesday.Williams, the Boston Red Sox slugger who twice served as a marine pilot, swung from the heels, declaring Podres was called up because \u201che got famous by beating the Yankees in the world senes.\u201d $100 DRAWING FOR COMPLETED DISCOUNT BOOKS MARCH 30th! 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NEWPORT SHOE STORE Division of Newport Shoe Company \u2014 Mr.Hyot, prop.267 Main East.\u2014 MAGOG.\u2014 Tel.VI.3-2822 Stanley Cup Playoffs Are Announced New York.\u2014 t5 \u2014 President Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey League announced Wednesday the dates for the Stanley Cup playoffs although Montreal Canadiens, who clinched the NHL championship Feb.25.are the only team certain of their playoff berth.Campbell, in announcing the dates and all the possibilities, said the NHL experienced its greatest box office in history this season with attendance up in every league city.But he did not give any figures.Following is the playoff setup: SERIES A Best-of-seven between first and third place teams if Montreal meets New York Rangers: At Montreal.Tuesday.Mar.20 At Montreal.Thursday, Mar.22 At New York, Saturday.Mar.24 At New Y'ork, Sunday, March 25 j At Montreal, Tuesday, March 27, i if necessary.At New York, Thursday, Mar.29, | if necessary.At Montreal, Saturday, Mar.31, if necessary.if Montreal meets Detroit: At Montreal, Tuesday, March 20 At Montreal, Thursday, Mar.22 At Detroit, Sunday, March 25 At Detroit.Tuesday, March 27 At Montreal, Thursday, Mar.29, if necessary.At Montreal, Tuesday, April 3, if necessary.25* REFUND o/i Big 55* 3-W$y Shave : '\u2019''J M if Detroit meets Boston: At Detroit, Tuesday, March 20 At Detroit, Thursday, March 22 At Boston, Sunday, March 25 At Boston, Tuesday, March 27 At Detroit, Thursday, March 29, if necessary.At Boston, Sunday, April 1, if necessary.At Detroit, Tuesday, April 3, if necessary.if Detroit meets Toronto: At Detroit, Tuesday, March 20 At Detroit, Thursday, March 22 At Toronto, Saturday, March 24 At Toronto, Tuesday, March 27 At Detroit, Thursday, March 29, if necessary.At Toronto, Saturday, March 31, At Detroit, Tuesday, April 3, if necessary.Competition For Regular Outfield Jobs With Cubs Tighter Than A Bank Vault After Closing Time Competition fin- regular outfield jobs with Chicago Cubs is tighter than a bank vault after closing time Cubs, seeking to improve on their sixth place fin ish of last season, have almost as many outfielders as some teams have pitchers Manager Sian Hack .-.lid today that once the outfield derby is straightened out \"this team might cause some trouble in the National League.\" Here's a breakdown of the candidates for the outfield derby Hank Sauer\u2014veteran slipped to .211 last vear but can hit long ball.Monte Inin on comeback after being drafted from Giants' Minneapolis farm this winter.Walt Moryn\u2014long-ball hitter, fair in field.Picked up from Brooklyn Dodgers in winter trade involving Randy Jackson Jim King -speedy.Hit ,25fl for Cubs in 1955.Solly Drake fast Broken leg suffered in spring training a year ago apparently healed.Excellent prospect.Gale Wade- -also fleet-footed.Batted commendable .310 for Los Angeles a year ago.Bob Speake sensational until July, 1955.rixikie year Faded to paltry 218 Some of the experts arc giving the nod to Sauer, Drake and Mo mi Drake and Sauer got one hit apiece Wednesday as Cubs snap- ped Giants' four game winning streak 5-2.Rookie third baseman Don Faddy clubbed a two-run home run for Chicago.Cincinnati Redlegs handed the world champion Brooklyn Dodgers their fourth defeat in five starts, 63 Redlegs scored *11 their runs in the sixth inning.St.Louis Card* also came up with a big inning, scoring five times in the third to beat Detroit Tigers 7 4 New York Yankees had good and bad news for their follower*.The regulars bowed to the Boston Red Sox 2-0 while the \u2018\u2018B\u2019 team nipped Pittsburgh Pirates \"A\" squad 8 5 Red Sox got four-hit pitching from Bob Porter-field, Frank Baumann and Jerry Casale In otlier games.Bobby Shant/ sent Kansas City's stock up a bit by turning in a one run job fot there innings although Athletics bowed 5-2 to Milwaukee Braves.Kookic catcher Karl Averill horn-erod in the seventh inning to give Cleveland Indians a 7-ti victory over the Baltimore Oriole* Frigidaire ir Z, 5* * Commercial nditioning Refrigeration Air H.C.Wilson & Sons LITTLE AB LOOKS UP \u2014 Abigail Hoffman, (he little girl re cently discovered playing with an all boys midget hockey team, ! is pictured here with star player Elmer Vasko of the St.Cath arines Tee Pecs hockey team.Ah plays on the midget section of the Tee Pees.She is 9 years old.\t(Photo by Fednewu) EXHIBITION BASEBALL