Sherbrooke daily record, 19 mai 1956, samedi 19 mai 1956

[" 1956\t\t\tMAY\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t1\t2\t3\t4\t5 6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26 27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t\t httbtookcDailiiBetocd '\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS / Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.SATURDAY.MAY P.1956 SUNNY AND COOL Showers, cool today.Outlook for Sunday \u2014 Sunny and cool.Low tonight and high tomorrow, 40 and 58.Sixtieth Year PLANS Windsor In Granby Monday Granby, Que.\u2014 (CP> \u2014 This hustling little city in Quebec's Eastern Townships busied itself today with final preparations for the gala festivities that will mark its twinning with Windsor, Ont.If hospitality elsewhere is as lavish, the idea should batch on j fast.La Ceremonie du Jumelage j will be a two-day affair, crammed with a varied program from | the time the Windsor delegates! travel the 45 miles from Mont-1 real in a police escorted bus next, Monday until they leave ! the following afternoon.For Mayor Michael Patrick of Windsor and his party of 40-odd there will be parades, receptions, luncheons, a banquet, a barn dance and tours of industrial plants and the city's thriving 700.\t! One of the final functions will he the presentation to each Windsor delegate of a souvenir bag containing Granby-made pro.ducts.The twinning of Granby and Windsor follows a growing practice among cities of this province in establishing closer relations with other Canadian centres.Mayor Horace Boivin of Granby has been one of the enthusiastic leaders in making his city of 30,-000 a twin with Windsor.Mayor Boivin will be on hand at central station in Montreal Monday when the Windsor delegation arrives by train.There will be an official welcome at the station by O.A.Boivin, general superintendent of Canadian National Railways.World News In Brief AIRMEN KILLED TORONTO \u2014 (CP) \u2014 About 1.450 workers at two plants of the Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd.will be laid off May 25, the company said Friday.The layoff, for an indefinite time, will put 700 men from the Oakville plant and \"50 workers from the Windsor plant out of work.A reduction in company\u2019s production schedule, beginning May 28, was said to be the reason for the layoffs.* * * NICOSIA, Cyprus \u2014 CAP) \u2014\tA boy of 17 who pleaded guilty to possessing TNT was given five years jail by an English judge in Nicosia special court Friday.The boy was arrested shortly after a bomb was thrown at a police station in Ktima March 24.doing no damage.A charge of possessing and throwing a bomb which carries the death penalty, was withdrawn by the prosecution.* *\t* ANN ARBOR, Mich.\u2014 (AP) \u2014\tTwo cars, one loaded with University of Michigan students who had just left a party, collided head-on east of Ann Arbor Frdiay night.Five persons were killed.A sixth was in critical condition.State police said the college stu dents\u2019 car and one driven by-Howard Saltzer.63, of Detroit, collided.lie *\t* WASHINGTON \u2014 (AP) \u2014 Britain has begun returning 88.000,000\tounces\tof\tsilver\tit borrowed\tfrom\tthe\tUnited States under second world war lend-lease, the commerce department said Friday.It said the silver, valued now at S81.200.000 was being extracted by the British mint from silver coins withdrawn from circulation.« * OTTAWA\u2014(CP)\u2014An es raped convict who climbed the wall at St.John\u2019s, Nfld., penitentiary last January, has been added to the RCMP\u2019s list of Canada's most wanted criminals.James Allen Robbins, 36-yearold seaman, was serving a (wo-anda-half year sentence for robbery with violence vhen he escaped Jan.10.Po-I'.?said he is '\u2018considered dan-;-r^us and caution should be e-'-riscd in effecting his arrest.\u2019\u2019 f ?Most Canadians To Shiver This Holiday Weekend Fifteen million Canadians, many of whom would be more comfortable in long roil woollies, this weekend mark the year\u2019s first \"warm-weather\u201d holiday.Only in western Canada are weather conditions expected to be fitting tor the long Victoria Day weekend, Shivers are predicted for the East.Weather forecasters say the sun will smile on the Prairies and British Columbia.Alberta and Saskatchewan arc expected to be the warmest spots in the country with temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s.The complete weekend picture for Ontario was not clear bul indications were that it would he cool.Montreal was to have 49-degree weather today.Qur-bee City 44.Temperatures in the Maritimes were called to ranee in the 50s.Fireworks set off in If) provinces will commemorate the 137th anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria under whose reign the British Empire was at its peak.She died in 1901 Where weather permits many residents are expected to lake advantage of the long weekend to prepare slimmer ror-(ages.2 Pilots 4 Trainees In Winnipeg Crash Preparing To Land WINNIPEG \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Six airmen, four of them student navigators, died in a scorched tangle of metal I riday alter their planes collided in mid-air and plunged in a slow spin to the ground.I he twin enginerd RCÀF Expediters carried the men to their deaths in a farm field six miles southwest of W/.ini-peg as they circled in a low.wide an minutes before coming in for a landing at Stevenson fi-Id.A pilot and two students were in each aircraft.The RCAF ,ho noisp of ,he tractor motor \u2014 released the names of the pilots *l'd looked up.1 saw the two only Ft) J T.King, 29.of ' ?.1.anCs ri'iralling straight down.Ayrshire, Scotland, a former RAF pilot ami FO F.P.Coyle.Log Drivi Que.The talents of photographer Maiak of Ottawa have seldom been shown to better advantage than in this picture of the annual log drive in northern Quebec.This picture was taken at Mont Laurier, (CP) Ottawa \u2014 (CP)\u2014Conservative-CCF opposition to federal pipeline legislation will not be eased by a government threat to use more closure motions to obtain approval by June 7.Agriculture Minister Gardiner told the Commons yesterday the government will impose the debate \u2014 limiting action three more limes if necessary to overcome opposition delays of the legislation.However, opposition sources said the threat will not affect their determination to use every parliamentary device at their disposal to block approval of the government proposal for a construction start this year of the 2.200-mile natural gas pipeline from Alberta to Montreal.Reports here are that the government will give notice of closure Monday or Tuesday to end debate on the legislation at the second reading stage-approval in principle.This would mean the vote would be taken at 1 A.M.j Wednesday or 1 A.M.Thursday.J Debate on the explosive bill I now has draw n in w ithin 14 sit- ting days of the government's June 7 deadline for its passage.If the bill is not approved by that date Trans-Canada Pipe Line Ltd.is released from its undertaking to complete the Prairie section of the line by Dec.31.Earlier in Friday's sitting, Prime Minister St.Laurent just about ruled out the possibility of any federal election this year, to which he has been challenged during the pipeline debate.He said that new taxsharing arrangements with the provinces \"must necessarily be dealt with\u201d before an election and that an election would make \u201cquite impossible\u201d the government\u2019s plan for a start this year on the pipeline.His statement added strength to speculation that Parliament likely will meet in the fall to implement the new tax proposals made to the provinces.Trade Minister Howe announced a final payment of 839.680.-000, under the Canadian wheat board's 1954-55 wheat pool, will start early next week.It will amount to an average 12.40 cents j a bushel on 318,400,000 bushels delivered during the crop year i ended last July 31, and will bring; the total price for No.1 north ; ern to $1.65 delivered at the! lakehead.Conservative and CC'F members continued their opposition, charging that the legislation is1 a betrayal of the national interest.Maj.-Gen.G.R.Pearkes, VC, (PC \u2014 Esquimalt-Saanich) said Trans-Canada Is using blackmail tactics to obtain a federal loan to help build the western leg.Trans-Canada had a.corner on all available pipe and the government had been told the company is the only source of pipe \u201cso hand out another 880,000, 000.\u201d The legislation provides for a federal loan of up'to 880,000,000 to Trans-Canada to cover up to 90 per cent of the Alberta-Win-nipeg section.It also provides for federal participation with Ontario in a crown corporation to build the $118.000,000 northern Ontario section and lease it ! to Trans-Canada.Mr.Gardiner said Conserva lives and CCF members had ! used \"every possible device\u201d to block the legislation.In the past the conservatives had used clo-j sure four limes.\u2018\u2018We will have to use it pos-1 sibly four times if they make it necessary,\u201d he said.Lake Ships Ready To Go After Strike Montreal (CP)\u2014Great Lakes shipping operations moved toward full speed ahead today following settlement of wagç disputes which threatened the inland waterways with a traffic paralysis.The tic op of nearly 125 ships ended Friday with the signing of wage agreements by the seven company Association of Lake Carriers and three unions representing .seamen and officers.Federal mediator H.Carl Gold-enberg announced that company and union officials agreed to wage increases of 16 per cent to seamen and 19 per cent to deck officers and engineers.The nine-day shipping tie-up threatened to halt the transport of w'heat overseas, and hurt ore, coal and other shipments.The Seafarers\u2019 International Union CLC called the strike aga inst two of the companies\u2014Upper Lakes and St Lawrence Nav igation Company and N.M.Paterson and Sons Ltd.\u2014but the association retaliated with a threat to tie up all the 220 ships under its control.26.of Charlottetown.Three of the trainees formerly were with the RAF while the other was a Canadian.They were studying navigation under the NATO program.An Air Force spokesman said the planes were returning to base after a routine navigation-training flight when they collided three miles out at about 1.500 feet over suburban Charleswood.The wrecks landed 150 yards apart in a plowed field and a pasture on the farm of George Coopman.Cause of the crash was unknown and a board of inquiry was set up.No one witnessed the actual mid-air collision.Adolph Coop-man, 33, George's brother, was harrowing the field with a tractor 400 yards from the scene.He said: \"I heard a hang \u2014 it must have been loud to be heard over They scented to Ik* about 200 feet from the ground.\u201d He unhitched the harrow and ran to phone police.Then he drove the tractor to the twisted wreckage.\"The flames were shooting high into the air.1 couldn't get close.There wasn\u2019t a chance of saving anyone by this time.Two badly-burned bodies were thrown clear of the flames.1 could see some bodies inside the planes.\u201d The >ky we» clear and bright with evening sunshine when the aircraft collided.They were not flying in formation.Closest building in the level, clear area was about 400 yards from (he crash scene.The residential district of Charleswood is more than a mile to the north.Bright white flame flickered from broken metal three hours after the crash.Smouldering parachutes, their cords entwined, were scattered .with radio and engine parts.Thetford Turns Out For Governor-General THFTFORD MINES \u2014 Thct-ford Mines\u2019 Notre Dame street was brilliant with uniforms and filled with spectators as the Governor General and his party arrived at city hall Friday afternoon, on a day that was cool, but bright, with sunshine.It was a marked change from last year >A ,cn Mr.Mrssey tried to visit Thetford but was stormed-stayed and never managed to arrive a fact, he mentioned in his response to Mayor Caouettc's welcoming address, much to the amusement of the group assembled in the council chamber.Mr.Massey arrived at city hall to the martial strains of the Royal 22nd Regiment band from Quebec City whose scarlet tunics, lopped with black bus-bys made regal splashes of color at either entrance to the square marked off before the city hall.Immediately after his arrival (he Governor-General inspected the I5f.h Field Squadron R.C.E., which was guard of honor for the occasion.The vice-regal \u2019 party was escorted into the council chambers by Mr.Uaouette, where Mr.Massey was received with a spontaneous burst, of applause.The mayor spoke a few words in French, saying how glad be was 1o welcome His Excellency.Replying in slow, precise French, the Governor-General said that he was touched at the warmth of his welcome and glad that this time \u201cla neige\u201d had not kept, him away.Following the signing of thn golden book, Mr.Massey, with his son and daughter in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Massey, mingled with the guests at the reception.Mrs.Massey was presented with a bouquet of roses.The somewhat, austere council room took on a note of gaiety as the ladies\u2019 bright spring hats dotted the crowd.After the reception, the Governor General and his party formed a motorcade through the streets of Thetford on their way to inspect the Beaver Mine.Mrs.Massey was especially anxious to see asbestos.Children given a holiday from school for the occasion, lined the streets.Russian Challenge On Army Cuts Meets Mixed Reaction From West Doubts Use Of Mass Evacuation OTTAWA\u2014ffi\u2014Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery says he doubts the usefulness of mass evacuation in the event of nuclear war fought with intercontinental missiles.People who stayed put would run less chance of being caught in nuclear fall-out and it would be easier to control if they remained in their own homes, he told a press conference Friday.He said an intercontinental missile fired from Russia might reach central North America in something like 15 minutes.Such missiles would be avail- able in quantity in about 10 years.Counter-missiles would be developed \u201cabout the same lime.\u201d Montgomery added that the more he hears of the nature of future war.the more coTivinced he is that it must not take place.| He did not believe there was any immediate threat of war.But one never knew whether some \"criminal lunatic\u201d wouldn't launch a war and the free nations had to be ready to meet this threat.A third world war would create the \"most frightful\u201d destruction Hr told reporters that NATO armies will be given American atomic weapons but that these weapons, initially at least, will be manned by American troops.Gen.Charles Foulkes, chairman of the Canadian chiefs of staff, explained that under U S.law American atomic weapons must remain under U S.control.Montgomery said Britain is making its own tactical weapons which Britis'h troops in Europe would eventually get.Other NATO European armies would be dependent on atomic weapons supplied by the U S Quint Marie To Operate Florist Shop MONTREAL \u2014 (CP) \u2014 A .by, bespectacled girl with dark hair has been working late into the night all week on the florist shop she opens officially this! evening.The girl is 21-year-old Marie Dionne, one of the four surviving quints.Her three sisters will help her open the shop, named \"Salon Emilie.after the fifth sister who died of an epileptic seizure in 1954.Free corsages will be handed i Sunday to women visitors to the shop.It will be open to the | public Monday morning.The quints' parents, living at Callander, Ont., are not expected to | attend the opening party.Marie, who twice entered a1 convent as a novice and left because ^>f ill-health, was closest to her sister Emilie.They shared an interest in flowers and had both taken courses in flower arrangement.Publicity shy Marie has help in what is the quint:\u2019 first business venture since they came into a $1,000,000 fortune on their 21st birthday last May 28.An experienced florist\u2019s assistant.Ellen Bourget, 30, is on the staff.LONDON \u2014 OP) \u2014 Soviet pressure on Britain and the j United States to match the cuts ; Russia says she is making in her armed forces drew mixed reaction today in London and Washington.Fifty-five Labor members of Parliament called for an early end to Britain\u2019s draft, sharp cuts in defence spending and swift action to obtain a world disarmament pact.The Labor MBs signed a declaration saying the Soviet announcement makes it \"clear that the challenge of communism is economic, social and political, not military, and that the Soviet Union wants peace as much as any country in the world.\u201d Prime Minister Eden himself has welcomed Russia's announced arm cuts, but he has emphasized the Soviets merely are copying the Western Allies who were the first to reduce their armies after the Second World War.The Eden government also has made clear that there is no justifica-, tion for major defence program reduction.In Washington, Defence Secretary Wilson said the United States expects to maintain armed forces of their present size for years to come.Moreover, he added, these forces would be given new weapons and equipment \u201cwhich will make the maximum use of fire power.\u201d However, Harold E.Stassen announced President Eisenhower\u2019s special task force of military, nuclear and industrial leaders would meet May 29 to analyze the implications of the Soviet military reduction.Their discussion will be tied in wilh the failure of the recent London disarmament talks.Moscow followed up its announcement.of a slash of 1,200,-000 men and 375 warships in the next year by calling on the two strongest Western Allies to match its mood.\u201cWhy does not Britain follow the Soviet example since so much is being said about the crippling effects of the military burden on Britain's economy?\u201d Moscow radio asked.The Uommunist party news paper Pravda made a similar call on the United States and ridiculed State Secretary Dulles for his reaction to the Soviet announcement.\u201cIt is clear to any child that the less men in the armed forces the more workers available for construction of new homes, ma chines, roads, hospitals and schools,\u201d Pravda said.\"What, has Dulles seen in these motives that is criminal?What is suspicious or dangerous about it?\u201d Dulles had said the cut would not markedly reduce Soviet mili-lary power and added, \"The obvious explanation is the need for greater manpower in industry and agriculture.\u201d Moscow radio criticized the United States for pressuring its friends to maintain \u201ccrippling military burdens.\" Today's Chuckle Schmidt announced he was going to marry a widow.A friend called him aside.\u201cAre you sure you want to do this?I could never be a widow's second husband.\u201d \u201cWell,\u201d replied Schmidt, \u201cit seems like it\u2019s a lot better than being her first one.\u201d NO RECORD MONDAY Because of the Victoria Day Holiday, there will be no Record Monday. Two \u2014\u2014- Honor Certificate Given Lodge At East Angus EAST ANGUS \u2014 A regular meeting of Protector Rebekah Lodge met in the I.O.O.F.Hall where the vice-president, Sister M.McAulcy made her visit in the absence of the president, who is ill.The meeting was opened by the Noble Grand.Sister Audrey Hall.The sick committee reported a plant had been sent to Sister Jamieson while she was in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Thank You notes were read from sisters MYRA THEATRE RICHMOND Tuesday, Wednesday, May 22 and 23 The other guys wanted dames.he wanted a girl! -SHERBROOKE DAILY KLLOKD.SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1956 AT THE GRANADA mm Radio Guide 6.30 Supper Club 6.45 Sports 7.00 Vermont 7 7.15 Here» to Vet» 8.(>0 8.15 8.30 8.45 I 9.00 ! 9.30 1 10.00 10.30 i 10.45 ! 13.55 i 11.00 12.10 Ludlow Baptist Cb New» Cnmtiiin Science The Adventist Blessed Hope Hour I'aith £ Life Houi Music You Want Frank talks on A.A Three Suna New* Church Service New* WIKE (1400 Kci) THIS EVENING 7.30\tDance Time 8.00\tNews 8.05 Sandman\u2019» Matinee 9.00\tNews SUNDAY , 12.25 W eathei ! I2.30 World Concert Hail ! 12.55 News j 1.00 Lob Crosby ' 1.15 Join the Navy 1.30\tComic WecKi> Mac 2.00\tMusic Fill 2.25 Red Sox vs White Sox.8.00\tNews 9.05 Sandman\u2019s Matinee 10.00\tNews 10.US Just Good Muaic 11.00\tFinal New» 9.00 New» 9.05\tJourney Into Melody 10.00\tNews 10.05\tJourney Into Melody 11.00\tFinal News 11.10 Sign Off 8.05\tJourney Into Melody I HECHT-LANCASTER presents MARTY ttirrinj ERNEST BORGNINE n BETSY BLAIR \"Winner of Four Academy Awarcfs\" Joseph Cotton as a detective, and a police officer, traps a potential killer in his home, in this scene from \u2018\u2018The Killer Is Loose\u201d, which opens Sunday at the Granada Theatre.Pearl Beattie and Mildred Knapp.Sister McAulcy gave a very interesting talk on the Crippled Children\u2019s Home In Montreal and the camp in Ayer\u2019s Cliff.She also presented Protector Bebekah Lodge with an honor certificate from the planning board.The Noble Grand thanked Sis-ler McAulcy for her interesting talk.The meeting adjourned followed by refreshments and a social half hour.RANGER MEETING Mrs.Hary Rankin entertained the Rangers at her home, Mrs.Roscoe Morrison, of Gould, being among those present.The evening was spent in playing cards.Prizes' in \u2018\u2018SOO\u201d were won by Mrs.Wells Coates and Mrs.Gerald Gaulin and in bridge by Miss Audrey Hall and Mrs.Gordon Gray.The next Ranger meeting will be held on May 30th, with Mrs.Gerald Gaulin.At the close of the evening delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.BOWLING BANQUET \\ banquet and dance for the School Bowlin?team was held in the St.Lawrence Club House, hollowing the games supper was served to the players.Prizes were presented to the members of the winning team, Neville Gillespie, captain; Barbara Jean Irving, Marilyn Robertson, Greer Forester, and Ro.: hert Paintin; second place team, \u2018 Betty Knapp, captain; Danny Webb, Karen Labonte, Janet Taylor, and Margaret Ann Martyn.After the distribution of the prizes, dancing was enjoyed by the young people CONFIRMATION SERVICE An impressive Confirmation RI Co: at eu for Canadian Hospitality Service was held at the morning ! service in Christ Church.His Grace Archbishop Carring ton, of Quebec administered the rite of confirmation and preached the sermon.The rector, Rev.George Robins read the Scripture and presented the following candidates: Charlotte Knapp, Pearl Thompson, Margaret Ann Martyn, Herbert Thompson, Jr., Bruce Rolfe, Robert Gaulin, Robin McLaughlin , Bryon Thorneloe.Donna Harrison, Shirley Lancaster, Marilyn Joy Lancaster, and Ellery Gilbert were from Bishop ton.During the service appro-riatc hymns were sung with Mrs.Westgate at the organ.CHRISTMAS CLUB The Helping Hand Christmas Club was entertained by Mrs.Robert Gray at her home on Aubin St.During the evening bridge was played at two tables and prizes were won by Mrs.Thomas .Rowland, Mrs.Roy Martyn and the consolation by Mrs.George Row-ley.In the absence of Mrs.Ranee Hayes and Mrs.Herbert Stickles, Mrs.George Rowley and Mrs Aulden Wilson substiluted.GREAT l INDUSTRY Australia leads the world in wool production with an annual clip valued at about 900,000,000.5.00 5.30 tt.OO 4 1# «.15 « 30 l| 43 7.00 aoo 8.05 9.00 9.07 9,30 10.00 10.03 10.30 11.00 12.00 12.15 12.30 12.59 5.CÜ 5.05 5 30 5.30 5.45 8.00 6.10 7.55 8.00 8.05 9.00 9.15 9.30 10.00 10.03 10.30 10.45 11.00 12 no 12.06 From Jol.son On Ballet Club ©7©- SAM family, of McMasterville, were ! 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It\u2019s a great campaign which should have the encouragement and support of every good citizen.?: \\ mat W Unions And Inflation The responsibility resting upon labor leaders to impress upon union members the unfortunate secondary consequences of unreasonable wage demands is stressed by a prominent British trade unionist, Harry Douglass, Mr.Douglass, who is General Secretary of the British Iron and Steel Trades Confederation, in an article recently written for The Spectator, warned that \"the day is long past when trade union officials could be short-term opportunists.\u2019\u2019 Short - term opportunism, Mr.Douglass believes with good reason, is dangerous when wage demands are involved which are beyond the ability of the particular industry to pay, when they are inflationary and therefore likely to price the industry or country out of export markets.Commenting on the British wage spiral of 1955, Mr.Douglass says: \"It is a melancholy thought that in one year British exports rose by six per cent.West Germany by 17 per cent and Japanese by 2 4 per cent.At the same time our imports rose by I I '/2 per cent.The first duty of union leaders, Mr.Douglass believes, is to impress upon union members the fact that inflationary wages demands arose the purchasing power of the union man s pension no less surely than they do old-age purchasing power of everyone else.BUbGET / 1 WOULD BE TRUE I would be true, For there are those vv ho trust me; I would be pure.For there are those who care; I would be strong, For there is much to suffer; I w'ould be brave.For there is much to dare, 1 would be brave, For there is much to dare.I would be friend Of all, the foe.the friendless; 1 would be giving.And forget the gift; I would be humble.For I know my weakness; 1 would look up, And laugh, and love, and lift, I would look up, And laugh, and love, and lift.Some Safety Rules Seven out of ten of all fire fatalities this year will be women and chil dren, according to the All Canadian Insurance Federation.Officials of the Federation report that fire accounts for 500 deaths each year in Canada.Warning that most fires are caused by carelessness, they said that 20 children died in fires last year because they were left unattended by parents.According to statistics, 1,300 fires occur in Canada each week \u2014 more than 80 per cent of them residential fires.Annual cost for all fires i* close to $100,000,000, The following precautions are recommended for the home: I ) Keep matches in metal containers, bey^ond reach of children and away from mice.21 Sufficient ash trays should be placed conveniently in each room.3)\tNever smoke in bed.4)\tBe sure matches and cigarets are out before discarding them.5)\tDon\u2019t strike matches in closets, garages or other places where combustible materials, dust or vapors might be ignited.6)\tlùmploy only skilled electricians to install and repair wiring.7)\tNever string electric wires under rugs, over hooks or in exposed areas.8)\tHave chimneys, flues and heating equipment cleaned and checked at least one a year.9)\tKerosene, gasoline, naphtha and other combustible materials should he handled carefully.0) Never use inadequate electrical fuses \u2014 when in doubt consult a qualified electrician.Ascent With .By Rev.B.S.Murray, M.A.There is no time like a morn in the merry month of May to take to the open road and go forth adventuring.It is also an ideal time of the year to climb hill tops.At least, that is the mood I have developed after reading the story of the Ascension of Our Lord.Christ So, on the magic carpet let us set off for the Mount of Olives, using the Bible as our Guide Book.For a long, long time I have desired to climb Olivet with Christ and His disciples and recapture the spirit of that final farewell punctuated with many tender backward glances balanced by the rapture of a forward view.Then, too.the distance is not so great; it is only a Sabbath day's journey from Jerusalem and quite near Bethany.As I climbed that Hill of Fulfilment, that bridge which now connects earth to heaven, I could not but think of Bethlehem, that bridge which by the Birth of Christ connected heaven to earth.Between Bethlehem and Olivet then, as the earthly locale, the Drama of Jesus\u2014the Life of Christ\u2014was enacted.Now that Drama had to go forward.The good news of that Drama had to be witnessed by the disciples and their successors, even unto the uttermost part of the earth.This was the Master\u2019s directive; the disciples had no alternative but to go out (Acts 1:1).So missionary work had its origin in the Heart of Jesus.What a blessed moment that must have been when they reached the summit and Lo! as their Lord and Master raised His Hands in blessing, a cloud received Him out of their sight.(Acts 1:4).And it was an impenetrable cloud.A cloud of mystery.He had at last, as He said He would, gone home to His Father and our Father, Who art in Heaven.And ;he wind was blowing quietly ae-P\u2019oj* Olivet.There and then Heaven became a blessed reality.For they were in the grip of the challenge of a new life in an Ascended Glorified Saviour And so In a glad, hopeful, exciting mood they walked back to Jerusalem and spent the ensuing ten days in prayer, awaiting the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost.The Prologue is ended and on that first Whitsun morn, the curtain rose upon the handful of disciples\u2014the original cell in which the form and active mission of the Church began to take shape.Ye members of the Church of God, see to it that ye imitate that original Cell who adopted the ascensional way of procedure Today, when the Church of God is confronted by a ruthless, well-disciplined well-organized enemy bent on Her destruction, we need to recapture the spirit of those mighty originals.They, though few in numbers, prayed together for guidance and for strength and courage to carry on their task tremendous, and God answered their prayers.He always has.And does-ac-cording to His story, History.The Fact remains that His Church, \u201cin spite of dungeon, fire and sword\u201d is still here and, assured of victory, going on, with the Cross of Jesus, going on before.Nothing can withstand that first century combination of unity of mind and united prayer.So Christ's Bride \u2014 His Church \u2014 is still a joy to the world.Now Joy.which marked the Bethlehem story, reached climatic proportions on Olivet.Will you herewith resolve to so recapture this spirit of joy that you, too, like those early Christians will go about with your feet barely touching the earth?This may not be as easy as it sounds, involving, as it does, the definite planning of laying up treasures in heaven (Matthew 6) by sending up reserves in ad- vance.I like to think that perhaps St.Paul meant something like this w hen he challenged the Colossians (3:1) to \u201cseek those things which are above\u201d by focussing their attention on Jesus ONLY, their High Priest, their Mediator, and Advocate (I Tim.2-5) Intercessor (Heb.7:25 their Brother and Friend, \u201cso kind, true, and tender, who pursues at the right hand of God the Father, His mighty plan, prépara tory to the time when He, their Forerunner, shall come again in glory to judge both the quick and the dead; Whose Kingdom shall have no end.Be of good cheer: There\u2019s heavenly grace-power-available.in an answer to prayer to help us make each day an Ascent With Christ.Last Sunday was Mother's Day.^ Our French compatriots call it \u201cJour des Mamans.\u201d And if there I is one group that fits naturally into the ascensional molif, it is surely that of worthy mothers.So, on that day of memory, 1 hope you rethought the story of your life and I think you will find that it can be described as an ascent with Mother.Recently I read that \u201cCanada is largely a mother-made land, due to those pioneer mothers of yester-years who trained \u2014 built \u2014 up their sons and daughters, physically, menially, morally, spiritually, at a cost of much personal dedication, instruction, and personal example.Today, this all important hu-man-divina work continues with mothers who in training their children to climb the Ladder of life with its four basic rungs, so judiciously apply the laws of love, service and sacrifice that Father Time registers Progress.: Let a mother, a modern poetess, interpret this ascensional way beginning with an accent on her responsibilities rather than on her privileges.\"Let me be wise enough to love my children without possessing them\" she penned, \u201cLet me be wise enough to earn their respect\u2014not demand it; Let me be as under-standiFe and patient with their mistakes as with my own; above all, let me remember that these 1 children of God have been graciously loaned to me so that to-i gether we may find the Christ in one another.And with \u201clet me ; be thankful every moment of every day for this responsibility I a chance to serve others and to | grow\u201d that wise mother conclud-I ed her prayer.Life unmistakoably shows us that when this credo is reversed j there is a descent, a moral and ; spiritual decline with \u201cwaves' bearing the imprint of undisciplined living, dishonesty, temperance.1 am not naive enough to attribute all the disturbing trends among young people today to unworthy mothers and fathers.They have their share and be cause of their failure, I am going to keep on praying and asking the Holy Spirit to inspire and guide them to begin all over again, imitating Mary the mother of Jesus.(Acts 1:14).Now God could not be everywhere so He appointed mother as His proxy.This trainer, provider, protector, builder, has no alternative but to strive to be perfect, j even as Christ is perfect, and to lead others to adopt and attain unto this standard.For this exacting rewarding, glorious ad venture with Him He has pro- j vided the means of grace, the j grace of love, in unlimited quan- ; tities.And in our hearts we know ' that those who avail themselves j of these means of grace are the mothers of whom Canada is proud.God bless all such Mothers.May they continue their as cent with Christ.THE ASCENSIONAL LIFE Finally, from Olivet, the Mount of Ascension, conics the challenge to revaluate and accentuate the spiritual.Up there in that mid-way, earth-heaven atmosphere, the conviction grips one of the importance and reality of | the unseen spiritual world, with heaven, whither Christ has as-1 cendcd as the heart's true home.This requires a faith like the early disciples possessed, a faith : that sees heaverî through the clouds so that they could \u201cin heart and mind thither ascend and with Him continually dwell\u201d.This divine secret which issues in worship and great joy you must share with men thy breth-ern, here, there, everywhere, so that they may be challenged to send up good deeds spiritualized material\u2014for the construction of their heavenly home.This is a personal responsibility.Let us see to it [hat we neglect not great an enterprise.The saints didn't! the story of.their lives is being and will be continued in the lives of all the: holy and humble who \u201cdrawn up ; to Christ\u201d keep wrestling, fight irtg, and praying as they fight their way through to victory and the City of God.Pause frequently on your Olivet where, after your contract with the unseen and spiritual\u2014 the Ascension, Glorified, Lord and Saviour\u2014you must, like those disciples on that first century May morn, come down and go out and in serving the Lord with gladness, demonstrate that life is an ASCENT WITH CHRIST.\u201cI WOULD BE TRUE\" Here is a hymn which long has been a favorite with Christians of all ages, but few of those who sing it are aware that it was written in Japan.Howard Walter, its author, had no idea that he was creating a hymn when he penned his stanzas in a rather casual attempt to put some of the principles of his own life into verse.He called his poem \u201cMy Creed\u201d.It was after he had been graduated in turn from two Am-j erican theological seminaries, at Princeton and Hartford, that Mr.Walter decided to go to Japan.He felt that a period of Christian work abroad would be helpful and he spent a year at Waseda University in Tokyo.It was here that he wrote his i verses.The young American became very popular with the Japanese students and made many friends during his year among them.Later, he decided to devote his life to Christian work in the | Orient and he served for many | years in India and China, as I well as in Japan.BYGONE DAYS Jacoby On Bridge THIRTY YEARS AGO From the Record of Wednesday, May 13, 1926.A telegram to the Afton Posten from Spitzbergen, says that Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd, United States Navy, first man to fly over the North Pole, plans to undertake an expedition to the South Pole, as soon as possible.Detained in Ottawa and obliged to report daily by order of the customs committee, J.H.Gauthier, partner in the R.and G.Manufacturing Company overall manufacturers of Rock Island, yesterday was given 48 hours to produce books from the firm which between the middle of March and May 7th, disappeared after of ficial auditors had commence?) examining them.The Grand Lodge of Quebec is holding its 47th annual session in Sherbrooke today.The convention was called to order at ten o'clock in the Unity I,odee Room, by Grand Master G.S.Heath.TWENTY YEARS AGO From the Record of Tuesday, May 19, 1936.Tacitly inviting the nations of the world to enter a \"frank exrhange of views\u201d on money matters, the United States moved today to help China stabilize her currency.Discovery of a fifth Jewish body in the old quarter of the Holy City of Jerusalem today forced heavy British patrols to stand guard along the Jem- salem Haifa highway and railroad to prevent sabotage.An attack by 1,000 Arabs on a funeral of a slain Christian led authorities to fear Arab anti-Jewish feeling was spreading to include all foreigners in Palestine.Philemon Boisvert, 18, of Wotton, was declared mentally unfit to stand trial when he appeared in Court of King\u2019s bench here this morning on a charge of murdering his grand, father following an argument over a sleigh on Christmas Eve.NEED FOR LIGHT London Free Press Senator Jean-Francois PouF iot ebullient little man from Quebec recommends certain changes in the Canadian Senate.For example; a new rug, removal of paint from the windows, better artificial lighting, a franking machine for senatorial mail and replacement of wartime murals.What is needed in the Senate, of course, is new and younger senators from other than the Liberal party.This is the first reform need in the Canadian Senate, even more vital than a bright red carpet and more light\u2014although this last is an excellent recommendation.U.S.POPULATION Population of the United States was 167,500,000 in April, 1956, by Washington census bureau estimates.TWO STRETCHES; HAPPY ENDING The opening bid of two no-trump shows 22 to 24 points with balanced distribution and all four suits well stopped In today's hand, South stretched one point on the theory that his strong five-card diamond suit more than made up for the missing point.Unfortunately for South, his , partner also chose this time to stretch.North had only 10 points and therefore could assume only | 32 points in the combined hands.North knew that 33 points are usually needed for slam, but he thought his strong five-card club suit would make up for the missing point.The result of the two stretches was that South was in a slam with only 31 points in the combined hands.This is not as bad as it sounds.If we never get to a worse slam contract, we should feel satisfied with our bidding.After all, only the spade lead gives South any trouble.Put the queen of spades in the East hand, and West wouldn't dream of leading spades away from the king against a slam in no-trump.As the cards actually lay, West opened the king of spades.South saw that he could wdn the ace of spades, five diamonds, and five clubs.This wmuld be enough for a meek dowm one East would signal his ace of hearts, and West would save the queen of spades and a heart to the end.The only chance was to win the first trick and lead a spade right back.South did so, and West had to follow suit and could only hope that his partner would suddenly develop mental telepathy in order to find the heart NORTH\t19 A J 8 4 V J 10 4 ?K 5 A A J 10\t9 2 WEST\tEAST AKQ 10 952\tA 7 3 ¥763\t¥ A 9 8 2 ?84\t4 97\t6 2 A 6 3\tA 7 5\t4 SOUTH\t(D) A A 6 ¥ K Q 5 4 A Q J 10 3 A K Q 8 North-South vul.South West North East 2 N T.Pass 6 NT.Pass Pass Pass Opening lead\u2014A K îthift.As is usually the case, West didn\u2019t develop new gifts.He was afraid to lead a new: suit for fear of giving declarer a free finesse.West therefore led a third spade, and South gratefully took his 12 tricks.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: West\tNorth\tEast\tSouth 1 Club 1 Spade Pass You, South, hold: Spades Q-8-5, Hearts 6-2, Diamonds A-K-Q-4-2, Clubs 7-3-2, What do you do?A\u2014Bid two spades.A diamond bid would deny support for spades.The raise in spades is much more encouraging.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered, You, South, hold: Spades 8-6, Hearts K-.T-5-2, Diamonds 9-4-3, Clubs A-Q-8-4.What do you do?Answer Tomorrow NOW SHE HAS A HEW MOHdAV *^AS hTMg D RlfcO nttOUT Y o o .THANKS TO NEW Westinghouse \"Cfcualitv-First ** LAUNDRY TWINS Ijtmndramat {Madel ClJi).Sleek design .*lick performance thanks to the excluaire \u201cNEW WAY TO WASH\u201d Agi-Tumble Action that gises gentle, thorough washing.Agi-Turable Action Hushes .lifts .turns and tumbles your clothes in hot water 50 times s minute.And, control is completely flexible! 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T USED TO TAKE SO LONG, TD Orr TO A DOC A BREAK.WOOLT?HEAL U*»- \u2019 ^ then rr a as no use op FOOLIN\u2019 WITH A DOC .BO WE\u2019D HEAD BACK HOME-AND THAT\u2019S TH\u2019 REASON fi ^7» jlYWlLUAM^ THE MCPEL Three Of World's Crack Milers To Compete In Annual British Games At White City Stadium On Week-end cr, Roger Morns.Chatawaj.in the early stages of a track comeback after a fling as a television commenta ! tor, was uncertain about which ! event he would enter.Tabori was listed for several appear1 ances.Connie Mack Leaves Estate Of $58,952 PHILADELPHIA \u2014\t\u2014 Connie Mack left an estate val-; ucd at S58.952.an inventory 1 showed Friday.Mack, former j manager of the Philadelphia Ath-I letics and \"grand old man of baseball.\" died at the age of 93 last Feb.8.When his will was probated, his estate was estimated at S30,-000.The will gave one-third of his possessions to his wife.Katherine A.McGillicuddy: S5.000 each to four persons.Robert and Cornelius McCambridge, sons of a deceased daughter.Marguerite: who represented Mack, and J.Channtng Ellery, an attorney Stroughton Sterling, an account ant who audited thé books of the ball club.The rest was given in equal shares to four daughters, Mrs.Mary Schurr, Mrs.Ruth Cunningham, Mrs.Rita Breedlove, and Mrs.Elizabeth Nolen.President's Wife ACROSS 1 Second wife of ÎSih U S.president.-Kermit Carow Roosevelt 6 She was ihe daughter of Charles and Gertrude- Carow 11 Scat anew 13\tFold 14\tChemical substance 15\tDyestuff 16\tElders (ab t 17\tCattle bedding 19 Crimson Î0 Eaten away DOWN 1 Makes mistakes * Forest creature 3\tDevotees 4\tGolf mound 5\tGretel s brother 6\tBricklayer's tool 7\tAffirmative reply 8\tDen Answer to Previous Puizle BOY SCOUT NEWS Rv G.H.W.LE MUSURIER flraths 23\tFestival 24\tThe dill 26 Genus of maples 9 Domestic slaved'Harteboest of 10 Bamboolike\tEast Africa grass\t28\tExude 12\tFour-parted\t29 Native\tof (comb form) Denmark 13\tStop\t35\tTrying 18 Universal\texperience _____________ language 36 Cook in oven 21 Adjutant bird 21 Singing voice 37 Miss Page 22 Bellow LONDON \u2014 (AP) \u2014 Three of the world's six four-minute mil-ers head an international field here to compete in the annual British games at White City stadium today and Monday.Back again are Britons Brian Hewson and Chris Chataway and; Laszlo Tabori of Hungary, the trio that broke the barrier en masse in a classic mile last year.But despite their presence, the most likely centre of attention is Ihe slim Hungarian army lieutenant, Sandor lharos, who holds or shares six world running marks.lharos.out of the limelight since suffering an ankle injury while on tour of Australia last year, is reported fully recovered by the trainer of the Hungarian squad.Mihaly Igloi.lharos will concentrate on the 3.000-metre run.one of the distances at which he holds the world record.Hewson, who established his reputation as a half-miler before moving up to longer distances last year, will run in the 800-metre race today as competition for Belgium\u2019s world record hold- I n si Hut Francois \u2022\tBilingual\t\u2022 \u2022\tCo-Educational\t\u2022 GRADES III to XI Residential Supervised Study Periods \u2014 MODERATE FEES School Operated by PROTESTANT SCHOOL BOARD OF GREATER MONTREAL Residence Operated by THE BOARD OF HOME MISSIONS, THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Fall terms open Wednesday, September 5, 1956 For full particulars write or telephone MISS REGINA BOUCHER, PRINCIPAL 12625 Notre Dame East\tPhone: Mission 5-5309 La Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec.INSULATION Be Cool in summer and Warm in winter.Have your home insulated now.Good insulation pays for itself time and time again in only a short time.Sales and Service for: KOOL VENT and ALLMA-ROLL AWNINGS MINERAL INSULATION 441 Wellington South \u2014 Sherbrooke Tel.: LO.9-3333 BEFORE 8 A.M.Kiwanis Club At Waterloo Holds Discussion Night WATERLOO \u2014 The weekly Kiwanis meeting, under the direction of President Tom Wilkinson, took the form of a discussion night, when projects were the main item of business.It was suggested that an auction sale be held during the latter part of the summer, those in charge in he Kiwanians Alden Perkins, Les Hoppcrton and Rog er McKergow.Another project is the picnic grounds, which the Kiwanis Club founded and has kept up for the past few years, and now in danger of becoming financial propositions These grounds were meant to be used by the general public at no cost to them, through the courtesy of the Kiwanis Club.A discussion was also held in connection with the beach.The club is pleased to clean it up.paint and repair the fences and build tables for the use of picnickers.But the law\u2019 enforcement is not.in the club's hands and should be regarded as a civic proposition.Other projects were debated, among them a plan for youth work, including the formation of a boys' baseball league, which may become one of the major interests of the club.FISHING SPOT Long famed for salmon, the .lupiter river is a 60-mile stream on the island of Anticosti in the St.Lawrence gulf.25 PutTed up 30\tTemporary use 31\tState of insensibility 32\tStory 33\t\"Emerald Isle\u2019 34\tHer husband was a political- 37 Freebooter 39 Native of Rome 41 Heights (ab.) 44\tShort barbs 45\tCity in The Netherlands 48 Papal capes 50 Succulent 52\tHer husband was-ed in a presidential race against Woodrow Wilson 53\tOily ketones 54\tPilfer 55\tBarter Mrs.Alfred Smith Entertains W.A.AtGraniteville GRANITEVILLE \u2014 The Woman's Association met at the home of Mrs.Alfred Smith.The president, Mrs.C.Leney conducted the meeting and the reports of the secretary and treasurer were read.It was decided to continue the \"Hobo\u2019\u2019 teas throughout the month of May and tentative plans were made for a supper to be held in June.The Round Robin was won by Mrs.Arthur Bullock and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.William Prohert and Miss Colleen Prohert.The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Reginald Eryou.GENERAL NOTES Mrs.Donald Soutiers and Mrs.Margaret Buckland entertained recently at their homes with teas for the benefit of the W.A.Brenda Rollins, of Beebe.Mrs.Arthur Johnson and two children, of South Durham, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bullock and family.38 Inset 43 Written form of Mister 41\tScuttles 42\tAllowance for waste 43\tOut ot danger 45\tFeminine appellation 46\tAccomplish* ment 47\tGaelic 49 Meadow 51 Correlative of neither 1\tl\tr-\t4\tr-\t\t\t\tb\tv\tr-\tY~\tto II\t\t\t\t\tl\t\t\\\\\t\t\t\t\t w\t\t\t\t\t\t\t)5\t\t\t\t\t lb\t\t\t\tn\t\tié\t\t\t\ti9\t\t \t\t\t\t20\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t it\t\t»\t\t\t\t\tW\t\t\tft\t&\tR 30\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t}i\t\t\t ÿ\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t in\t\t\t\t\t\t\t37\t&\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t4Ô\t\t\t\t\t\t 41\t4Î\t\t\t44\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 48\t\t\t49\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t ?\t\t\t\t\t\t\t8\t\t\t\t\t 5H\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tB\t\t\t\tIf A L V A- Mr.and Mrs Alan Ransom, Larry and Reggie, of Essex Junction, Vt,\twere\tguests of Mr.and Mrs.\tK.J.\tCowan and also of Mrs.\tLillie\tTraver, of Mansonville.\tMr.\tand Mrs.Lloyd Cooke\tand\tDonald, of Sutton, were also guests at the Cowan home, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Benoit, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mrs.Benoit\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Dominigue.Mr and Mrs.Richard Dominigue.of Sutton, were also guests at the same home.Mr.Ronald Cowan, of Bakersfield.Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.A Demers, of Sutton, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.Gilbert.Miss Cynthia Booth, of Montreal.and Mr.Kaps were weekend guests of Miss Booth\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Booth.31 r.and 31rs.Leo Dcsmarais were in Granby to visit his father, who is still in the hospital there.Mr.and Mrs.Lome Shcrrer were guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.Sherrer at Dunkin.Mr.Douglas Reid is a patient in Ihe B.M.P.Hospital in Sweets-burg.Mr.L.Rondeau, of Richford.Vt., was a week-end guest of his parents.Mr.and Mrs.Rondeau.Notice io Goiters DUFFERIN HEIGHTS COUNTRY CLUB LTD.will open Shi., mi 13th, 1956 Green Fees, $1.00 per day until further notice! Howard K.Well*, Box 83, Stanstcad, Qua.| They\u2019ll Do It Every lime By Jimmy Hatlo WANTED BY IRON ORE COMPANY OF .?! CANADA AT SEPT-ISLES, QUE ?«ri P# « \u2022 \u2022 « \u2022 TWO FITTER ELECTRICIANS 24-40 years of age to maintain diesel electric power units.Must have technical background and at least six years practical experience.Rate: $2.10 per hour, working 60 hours per week and time and one half for all time exceeding 50 hours per week.J.SCFTWER will be at 810 Cote de Liesse Road, Montreal, May 23rd, 24th and 25th to interview applicants.Phone Riverside 7-5531 for appointment.If unable to arrange interview, wire collect: age, experience and phone number lo; A.DOVER Mechanical Superintendent Quebec North Shore and Labrador Railway Company.Sept-Isles, Que.Phone Sept-Isles 2561, local 827.mtmmr VE4h-hES W yE4H-M4VBE HE\u2019LL EVEN C4LL 6L4D-SÛ IS U FOR THE CHECK-I\u2019LL BE 0.4D 4 GUV WHO l\\ HE BROUGHT T-I4T UP SITS ON 6L4D YOU ASKED THAT QUESTION/ VESSIR/ I\u2019M GLAD you brought that UP/ EXACTLY WH4T I W4NTED TO T4LK ABOUT/I\u2019M VERY HAPPY VOU RE MINDED ME YOU SAY VOU DREW UP THIS BILL OF SALE, YOURSELF?IT JUST S4YS VOU\u2019RE SELLING THE BUNG4LOW-VOU DON\u2019T MENTION THE LAND 4 HOT STOVE/ THE BUNGALOW^ BELONGS TO FAT-BUT THE LAND BELONGS TO HIS SISTER THAT GIVES HIM TIME TO THINK UPAN ANSWER.OR TALKABOUT SOMETHING ELSE\u2014 m m A I Il Q& ISTENlNGTOTWE SHARPSHOOTER TRY TO ACT HAPPY WHEN HIS CHUMP TURNS OUT SMARTER THAN HE LOOKS Q\tKING rr,ATi\u2019RE3 SVvri)rATE.lw, wr {\tLUSThVELLrS BEEN WITH THE FIRM TEN YEARS WE'RE CHIPPING IN TO GIVE HIM A DINNER AND A SET OF GOLF CLUBS\u2014 HAZEL IN THE RUNG DEPT IS GETTING MARRIED-WERE BUYING HERA SILVER SERVICE/ WelL BE DFIWG NEXT WEEK AND HE THOUGHT MAYBE HE\u2019D GET A LITTLE SEND-OFF ¦¦BUT -w -\u2014 A *np of r UrSN By G.H.3V.I* MESI'RIER Sherbrooke ScouLn Plant 10.000 Tree*.As part of their Conservation activity 25 Scouts and their leaders from the 3rd Sherbrooke Troop (Plymouth) and the 5th Sherbrooke Troop tSt.Peters' went to Bowker Lake near St Elio d'Orford last weekend and planted over 10.000 trees in an effort to reforest part of that area.The Scouts were under the direction of Scoutmasters lan Pounder of the 3rd Sherbrooke Troop ano Lloyd Crowdis of the 5th Sherbrooke Troop The boys camped over the weekend in tente at Bowker Lake and other activities included Camp Cook Badge Work, and Camp Eire Programs.These very special activities are very good examples of the sort of work Scouts across the nation are doing this year which has been selected ats the year of Conservation \u2014 the year during which Scouts of Canada will do good turns for their country 1st Coatirook Troop-Parents Night.The Scouts ot Coaticook held a parents night last evening when the 8th World Jam boree Film was shown with an other film on (he subject of Conservation.During the eve ning a Candy Sale was held to assist Ihe funds of the Troop Recent \u2019 investitures into the Troop were Kirk Wells, and Philip Cant.This parents night gave the mothers and fathers of the Scouts a chance to see what a Troop meeting is like, the evening being under Ihe direction of Scoutmaster W.Le pitre assisted by Ralph Hayes and Cecil Mayhew.Cuhleaders Training Course \u2014 A Preliminary Training Course for Pack Scouters Mas held last weekend (May 12th and 13th) in the Sherbrooke High School (after leaders were burnt out of New President Appointed For Lawrence H.&S.F Allcorn was elected president nf the Lawrence Home and School Association succeeding Douglas Davies at the annual meeting held at the school.Other members in Ihe slate presented by Ru\u2019.vscll Wheeler, chairman of the nominating committee and adopted unani mously, were: Honorary presi dent, Miss Verna Hatch; vice-president, Mrs.C.McLcllan; .secretary.Miss E.Boyce, and treasurer, J.Hoskings.The secretary\u2019s reading nf the minutes contained an account of the interesting hobby show and talk by David Green which was held in connection with the April meeting and the treasurer reported that the sale of the more edible exhibits had increased the bank balance by $11 50.In taking office, Mr.Allcorn thanked Mr Davies and his executive for the work done during the past year and expressed the hope that Ihe coming year would be a successful one.The meeting closed with a panel discussion on some of the questions brought up at the re rent Home and School convention in Montreal, which had been attended hy three members of the Association, Mr.Davies, Mr.Allcorn and Mr.Hoskings.KNOWLTON LANDING\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Jim Mitchell motored to Montreal, where they are to sail aboard \"The Seven Seas\u201d, to various parts of Europe.Mrs.George Drummond has returned to Montreal, after spending a week at her summer home here.Mr.and Mrs.Andy Neilson, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Neale, Mr.and Mrs.Tony Abbott, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.John Beach and children, of Richelieu Village, were at their rottages during the week-end.Professor and Mrs.W.GrafT have returned to their cottage after spending a few weeks in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.P.Knowlton were guests of their mother, Mrs.A Davidson, at Davidson Hill.They also called on Mrs.W.Robinson and Mr.W.Proulx.Mr.and Mrs.D.N.Jones were recent guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.W.Fryer in Cowansville.! the Mitchell School a few days before!) under the direction of Mr.Burnard M Trmplcman, Assistant District Commissioner from Drummondville of the St.Francis Valley District.Other leaders on this special Course Staff were David Green, Kxcc uttve Field Commissioner, and James Allan of Windsor Mills with Walter Brown from Sore!.Fourteen Cuhleaders were present.namely Kopneth J.Bartlett of the 5th Sherbrooke Pack and George Foreman of the same group.The Sherbrooke Dislric! Cubmaster, Les Humphries, was also present.From East Angus was Miss Dorothy Shatheek, and from Bulwer-Birehton William Hall.Robert Harbinson and Mrs.Hazel A Rogers.Mrs.Jean Humphries of the 1st Sherbrooke Pack was present with Miss l'or-othy Goodfellow and Miss Norma Goodfellow both of the 3rd Slier brooke Pack.From Richmond came Mrs Frances Mastine and Mt.Clair Horan and from North Hatley Mr.I ynood Taylor, and from Danville Mr.Galen Driver, The whole course look two days with the Scouters from out of town sleeping with Sherbrooke Seoul Leaders for the weekend.Each successful candidate on this course will receive the Pit liminary Pack Scouters Training Course Certificate.Atomic Wolf Cubs: Having reached Ihe Atomic Age we now i have news from Chalk River On I tario (center of the Atomic Development Cenler of Canada) where there are hvo Cub Packs ! in operation, one group being called the Atoms and the other Pack is called the Netrons.Silver Jahilee Jamboree News Tlie 50th anniversary of Scouting will be celebrated next August ( 1957) with a World Jamboree I in England, and news has just been received from Ottawa that Jackson Dodds, CBK, of Mont j real, Hie Deputy Chief Seoul for Canada, will bead the Canadian ; delegation to this great, Interna-I tional Event.The Deputy Contingent Leader will be Fred J.Finlay, Chief executive Commissioner at Ih'\u2019 Canadian Scout Head quarters in Ottawa.Canada will be sending over one thousand Scouts to this event with at least live Scouts being selected from the Eastern Townships lo go to England next August.To date 31 countries have sent word to London that they will be represented but at least 70 countries arc ox-| peeled to do with a grand lotal of 50,000 Scouts probably.The hoys from Canada, over one thousand, will fly to England.Rover Scout Moot Dr.S A.Hooper of Mondon, Assistant Provincial Commissioner for New Brunswick has been named Camp Chief for (he Second Canadian Rover Mnol al Sussex, N.B., Augusl 2!)ih to September 3rd Dr.Hooper will replace Eli Buy ] aner as Moot Chief (Provincial Commissioner for N.B.) because i Mr.Boyaner will be going to the Netherlands to represent Canada at the International Boy Scouts Committee Meeting this summer.Hover Scouts are older Boy Scouts and it is expected that some 500 of them from all ten provinces will attend the Moot.II is possible Dial there will be I Scouts there from Sherbrooke ! District considering ihal we have a Rover Crew now in Lon noxvillr.Lata Newt FUshat \u2014 Major General I» C.Spry, formerly of Ottawa, flew lo Canada Ibis week from London, England (on trip to New York City on Scout business) where he is now the Director of the International Bureau, the World Head Office ! of the Boy Scout.Movement.\u2014 | Cubleadcr J.A.Conde Crepeault was presented recently with a Part 1 Gilwcll Training Certificate, Mr.Crepeault is Assistant Cubmaster in Stanstcad, Quebec.- Mr.Jack Lenaghan visited the 5th Sherbrooke Troop recently and helped with the Aldis Lamp instruction, these lamps being used for signalling.\u2014 Suther land Richardson of the 2nd Lennoxville Pack received the Second Star at the meeting of the Pack on Monday night COUTTRE \u2014 Accidentally at Montreal.Que , on May 17, 1956, Julian Couture, age 27 years, beloved hu.«band of Evelyn Daigle, resided al 81 Bowen St.North, Sherbrooke.Resting at Moufettes Funeral Parlour, 33 j Bowen St.So.Funeral service on Monday, May 21, in St.John the Baptist Church at 9.00 a m.In torment in St.Michael's Ccme tery.lu Ulrmunam O\u2019Brien In loving memory nf » dc.u Wife, Jcvdc Susan, of HlghwMer, who departed this life May 19th, 1951 Now resting where no shadows fall, In perfect peace she awaits us all, And God Ahall link the broken chain As one by one we meet again.Kver remembered hv Her Husband.Niblock In loving memory nf » dear father and mother.Dad passed a\\N a> Ma> 29th 1927 and mother ps* sed aua\\ May 20th 1934.Though absent you are always near, Mill missed, still loved, ever deai Always remembered !?>' jour daughter Jessie (üarïhi ODf tUltauks We wish to extend our slneera thanks to al) our relatives, friends and neighbours, for their many acts of kindness during our recent bereav cment, in the Midden passing of out beloved father, the late Charles Kirk Patrick, for cards, letters, flowers i food.To Rev.Richards for word* of comfort; Gordon Boynton, the organ | 1st and choir, to ah who loaned cars to one and all who helped lighten our sorrow tn any way.Your kindness will long be remembered.Preston and Madeline Ralph and Gertrude Kvelyn.I We would like to lake this oppor 5 tunltv to thank nil our friends and ; relatives who were so kind to us dur big the death and burial of my wife Mis Arthur E.Nadeau, who passed away April 29, 1955.Also to those who sent sympathy cards, masses, flow imn.and attended the funeral.Your kindness will always he remembered Mr.A.V.Nadeau (husband) Misa Theresa Nadeau (daughter) 1 wish to express my most since rr (hanks to all my neighbour* and (rlends who were so kind lo me dur log my recent sti»v In the O.l'.M Hospital, Newport, Vt.A special llinnks to Pastor A.M Spenst.Mrs Maty Mngoon.Drs Moshe?and Ru hire and all Ihe mirans on second floor, also to my Church friends, Sal tv Wblgemiiih and Hugh Thistle, for the lovely flower.v, all those who sent cards and get well messages, and visited mo Youi kindness will al ways be remembered nnd may God 01 ess you for It.Mrs Victor Magoon ManaonvUle, Que.! wish lo express my sincere thank*» (o all my friends and relatives, fm the gifts and cards I received whllw in Ihe Slicrhrookff Hospital, with ape (tat thunks to Dr.W.1.Kllnck, Mis* Rernatd and Ihe nursing stsfl of Ihe 4fh floor Your kindness Is greatly nppieel.fed.Sincerely.Mrs.Albert Downing Arundel, Que.! wish lo express my sincere (hank* arid appreciation lo nil my friends and neighbours for their many kind m sM\u2019.s.to nil those who sent flowers, i cards and Idlers while I was n pa lienl In (he Monfreal General Hospi Ini, also to all my visitors while in hospital and since my return homo A special thanks to one and all.Mis.Jessie Mullen, R M I)., SI.Armand, Que.lOttNSnwy FUNERAL CHAPEL 630 Era,peel $1.LO.2-2466 ; R.L.BISHOP ; FUNERAL CHAPEL & AMBULANCE j\tSERVICE i\t(Formerly Blake\u2019s) '\t300 Queer.Blvd.H )\tTel LO 2-9977 -TITM\t\u2014 B.1 Births, Marriages, Card of Thanks 11.50 per Insertion DEATH NOTICES 15c per line, Minimum charge ¥1.50 flO Unes or less).IN MEMORIAMS ¥1.00 plua 20 cents per line for poetry.Additional names over three 10 cents eacb name.AU.ABOVE NOTICES MUST CABBY SIGNA TUBE OF PASTY SENDING NOTICE.Anderson Monuments BOX 56 \u2014 BEEBE, QUE.Monument*, Markers.Lettering Work done enywbere in E.T.Write for pamphlet ft price* Brome-Mlsslsquol: Lloyd Mandlgo, Sutton, Que (SOOD OL\u2019MONGOOSE-ME KICKED IN FOR EVERY OFFICE COLLECTION SINCE HE\u2019S BEEN tVlTM TME OUTFIT\u2014 «w*\t\u2022 .u- r ¦m-imaas.GUTHRIE\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Robert Townsend and Mr.and Mrs.Royce Townsend and family, of Sutton .were guests of Mrs.Bertha Martindale and Mrs.Neil La grange.Mrs.Ellen McBrearty, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Kenehan and family, of St.Lambert, were guests at Maplecrest Farm.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Sornberger, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mr.Ulysses Bernier.NOTICE On Monday, May 21 at, being a holiday, the oarages belonging to the joint Committee of the Automobile Association will be closed.All urgent work will be charged double rate.Signed: Joint Committee of the Automobile Association.DO NOT BUY DIRECT fROM (HE QUARRIES ro you your monument before teeing us.Our prices are the lowest because all the operations: sawing, polishing, cutting, carving, lettering, etc, are done in our plant newly equipped with the latest ma-ihinery.Send for our catalogue in Danvilla: A.C.King In Magog: W, H.McKenna E.CHAUSSE & SON U50 King West\u2014LO.2-2294 Sherbrooke, Que.T SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 19M.FOR BEST RESULTS TRY RECORD WANT ADS pfcoM \u2014 10.9-3636 ConiMct* All Deportwwtt.\\ioUcr/i 1.Articles For Sale ROWBOAT »nd oar» /or »al*.In food condition.Tel.LO.2*1534.FOUR LAURENTÎAN lawn chair», hot water jacket heater.LO.2*8212.BOATS\u2014 New, all aiae», priced from $.15.00 to $75.00.Contact Abe French R R.1, Cookshlie, Que.S-PIECE chesterfield set In food condition.Record Box 154.HOUSEHOLD furniture, appliances, bedding and dishes, tools, farm machinery, gas engines, motor, etc.separator, cans, IVk miles from Angus.Mrs R.H.Rowe, East Angus, Que.R.R.1.BARGAINS; Outgrown clothing, 12 lo 14x; also children's chairs.Phone LO.9-3268.6.Cottages For Sale FURNISHED COTTAGE et Woodlantl Bey, Lake Maiaawtppl, 2 bedrooms, lerfe screened verandah, boat.Reasonable price.Call Mafof Victor 3-323R.COTTAGE.Little Lafe Mafof, four rooms, large sunporch, shady lawns, good grounds, artesian well.Tel.I.O.ZTT45; evenings 9-2755.18.Wanted To Rent 8.Cars For Sale FARMALL A TRACTOR in good condition.with plow and new U-21 power take-off mower, rubber-tired, Will sell separately or together.Phone 2-5600.FINDLAY VEGA wood range, with water front.In good condition.Ralph Todd, Blrchton.Phone Cookshlrc B14-R-4.VOLKSWAGEN 1955,\t9,000 miles perfecl condition, like new, Sea{ covers.Heavy, Duty Bumpers.Phone after 8 p.m.LO.9-2080.CHEVROLET COACH.1046, excel lent condition, heater, license, $400.Terms.North Hatley 287 or LO.9-4163.WANTED TO RENT furnDhed cottage at Lake Massawlppl, last two weeks In July, four adults.Phone LO.9-1287.WANTED at Lennoxvllle six or seven ; rooms (3 Bedrooms» house or apsrt- j ment with modern conveniences.Phone LO: 2-41,35.WANTED Cottage at lake Mem! phremagog, three or more bed rooms, lake frontage, modern con- .veniences, boat, for the season Phone 1.0.2-7146.36.Miscellaneous UPHOLSTERING \u2014 *11 kinds, slip covers, mattresses rebuilt or made to order.Truck and car seats repaired and recovered.Reasonable rates.Pick up and delivery.Bolton Centre Upholstering.Phone Manson-ville 69 R 6.Write Bolton Centre.19a.Rooms Wanted LADY requires furnished room with kitchen privileges in adult family.Phot e LO.9-2665.37.Personal HAY FEVER?\u2014 No, it's rot too soon to start building up your resistance against Hay Fever, with Nova-Kelp.Not.a 'miracle drug\u2019, but a minera' , rich ocean plant that has proven l H A T L E Y \u2014 Three Village Happenings A regular meeting of Golden Rule Lodge, No.5, A.F.and A.M.,! will be held at the Lodge hall, iStanstcad, on Tuesday, May 22, I when the Master Mason\u2019s Degree! j will be conferred on two candidates.its effectiveness in building up Immunity, if taken regularly for several months before the hay fever season.Helps to tone the system generally, too.fl.19 at all druggists.Guaranteed.20.Wanted To Purchase SEWING MACHINE, used stove, chesterfield, washing machine, automatic dish washer, new balance scales, toaster grill, electric hot dog toaster and electric record player.Phone Lo, 7-1808, CEDAR SHRUBS for hedges, priced scry reasonably, free delivery.Phone LO.7-5314.1954 CUSTOMLINE FORD, 17,000 Miles.1956 Licence.Phone LO.I\u2014- 2.4382.\tWANTED \u2014 Collections of old coins _______________ ____________ and paper currency.Box 159, Sher- 1952 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery, ! trooke Record, like new fur sale or trade.Has not - been used for commercial purpos- ! WOULD PURCHASE 53 or 54 Ply- .es.Write Box 808 Cowansville, Que.I oinuth or Chevrolet, for rash Must be In good condition.Absolutely no dealers.Phone Waterloo 1106-W.The J.A.Girls who attended j the Annual Festival at St.Pe- j ter\u2019s church Sherbrooke were ! Marsha and Marina Bowen, Elaine McClary, Joyce Towns-,\t\u201e .\t.hend, Shirley Morse, Evelyn SLENDOR Tablets are effective.3 , ,\t, weeks' supply $2, 9 weeks $5; at #ij | Knapp, Caroline Walker, Sylvia druggist.\t| sailed from Montreal on the Sa- -! Kent, Beverly and Ann Cutler.HYGIENE supplies (rubber goods).; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES * CASH RATE \u2014 3 cent» per ward, minimum charae 50 cents for 34 words or lei»; three consecutive insertion*, $1.25; six conseo t.ve insertions, $2.25; (Cesh rate) 19 cents for mailing Record Eox replies.AOS ACCEPTED \u2014 All forms cf classified ads, Legal Notices and Auction Sa'.-s accepted until 4:00 p.m.the day previous to the date of insertion.L0.9-3636 FOR BEST RESULTS TRY RECORD WANT ADS PhofW \u2014 LO.9-3636 Connect* All Department».Television Guide WMTW, Mt.Washington \u2014 LA a v on Mailed postpaid In plain sealed *n- Mrs.Blanche Legge recently 9.Trucks Far Sale THRKFo ton Mercury truck, M-6O0, wth Brantford hoist, completely reconditioned, $1,P»00.Apply Hugh S.Rose 9c Co.Ltd.Tel.daytime LO.9-2514; after 6 p.m.LO.7-4251.WK BUY old gold, diamonds, and\tfound antique Jewellery.Skinner êc Nadeau Inc., Registered JeweUers, 82 Wei- \\ ON stansTEAD HIGHWAY.llngton North.velope with price list.Six samples, ! XOflia for a two months visit to 25c.24 samples, $1.00.Mall order | England.Dept.C-2, Nov Rubber CoM Box 91, j Mr and Mrs Archie Moulton Hamilton, Ont.\t, 3art,ara an(j Wayne were re- I cent guests at the hume of Mr.i Harry Itick in Ulverton.Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Joiner, of \" I Sherbrooke, have teen visiting Mr.and Mrs.James Townshend.volt ! WOODS 8-Cnn milk cooler; Hlnman milker, 2 units; De Laval separator, 10 milk cans.Clifford Bradford, Foster, Que.BUDGIR breeding and flight cages, suitable for any small caged pet.10.Horses For Sole PAIR OF\" BELGIAN mares, weight about 3,500 lbs., good show team, 9 and 10 years old.Would consider trade.Ronald Reed.North Hatley.Phone 75.24.Salesmen Wanted ~ ROOF COATING SALES LEADING manufacturer paying top meter, owner may have by identifying and paying cost of adver- ! tisement.Apply Record.Box 161.41.Boots And Motors commission has Direct Mail Pro- ! PASSENGER motor boat for sale.HARDWOOD FLAT- The community was saddened to hear of the sudden death of gram that pre-sells before you call.For detailed Information write P.O.Box 1766, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.Hatley.Tel.151.Sherbrooke.\t™ ^ ^ ^ Livestock For Sdle 25.Teachers Wanted 46.Pets For Sale 9 PIECE solid mahogany dining room set, upholstered rocking chair In good condition.Lawn mower, like new.Call LO.2-0421.No reasonable price refused.FOR SALE \u2014 Eleven six Mocks old i CATHOLIC School Teachers wanted pigs.Apply Ralph Knowlton, Man-sonville Que.for Elementary grades.Scale salary interesting.Box 140 Ste-Eustache sut -le-Lac.3.Typewriters For Sole TYPEWRITERS.ADDING MACHINES rent or buy direct from the manufacturer.Special student rates, lime payment terms, standard or portable machines.Remington Rand, 102 Wellington St.N.Phone LO.2 4088.4.Property For Sale 11 b.Baby Chicks MAv < Kc ,\t- 26.Help Wanted: Male MAY t HICKS, out on range for egg ________ markets.We have wide choice, special breeds for special markets.Reasonably prompt shipment.For eggs.Leghorns and specials like , Ames In-Cros*.Started to order.Ask for full information.Bray Hatchery, Newington St.E Sherbrooke Phone LO.6-5730.Reasonable price.Bill Ride, North Mrs.CharlGS Kilkpatrick.Mr.Leland Bennett, Thetford Mines, visited his mother, Mrs.Gradyn Bennett, over the week- ________________________________end.purebred cocker spaniels, ail ages, ! Mr.and Mrs.Roy Harrison, colors and prices.Also dogs board- Melbourne, and son-in-law and ed.George Marshall.Waterloo j daughter Mr.and Mrs.Ian Me- PhoneLn54'^\t________j Phie, Vancouver, B.C., were vi- Ear.s ! sitors of Mr.and Mrs.J.D.AUCTION SALE for Fred Bryan, £ T.HERMENEGILDE 6 miles from the village Willis Pond Road Wednesday, May 23rd, AT 1.00 P.M.Will be sold: 12 heads of cattle, 9 crossbred cows, 2 1-yr.heifers, yearling bull, 2 horses 1400 and 1500 lbs., fi ft mowing machine Cockshutt, raker, M.H.102 loader, rubber lire farm wagon, 2 disc harrows, smoothing harrow, cultivator, potato hoe, swather, thrashing machine, sleds, pair of harnesses, 1000 lbs milker, band saw and many other articles.TERMS \u2014 Cash A.GRENIER, Auctioneer 215, Main East, Coaticook Tel.VI.9-2644.Box 745 PROPERTY FOR SALE GROCERY-BUTCHER SHOP, beer licence, two refrigerators in wall, three counter type refrigerators, delivery truck.Very modern \u201cSelf-Service\u201d.Price: $22,000.Down payment of $10,000 or more.Will accept property or hotel in exchange.RESTAURANT, light lunches, gasoline service, 10 room house, 5 completed.Lot 270\u2019.On national highway near Magog.Price: $11.000.Down payment of $6,800.COTTAGE, 5 rooms furnished, fireplace, electricity, 1 boat, on Mevnphremagog shore, Price: $9,500.COTTAGE, 4 rooms, furnished, bathroom, 220 electricity.Situated at Wright's Beach near Magog.Price: $5,300.12.To Let OFFICES TO RENT Apply to: Canadian Bank of Commerce, 24! Dufferin Ave.Tel.LO.2-3801 ATTRACTIVE healed apartment, ideally located on bus line at 507 Vimy.2 bedroom*, kitchen, dining and living room, den, large sun-deck, back porch, quiet, bright, airy, upper duplex.$92.50.Available June 1st.Phone LO.7-593.1.WEST WARD 4 room and 3 room apartment, heated, hot water year around 4 room apartment, centre ward, nnbeated.Tel.LO.2-636(1 after 6 and Sundays LO.2-1494 or LO.9-3321.| APARTMENT to let In Lennoxvllle, five rooms and bathroom lor July 1st.Call LO.7-4192.WANTED STATIONARY ENGINEER Harrison and Mr.Garth Harrison.Mr.and Mrs.B.Webster and little son, Harrison, and Mr.Bob Stafford, of Sherbrooke, were also guests at the Harrison home.to Class 3A Certificate, operate Automatic Controlled Oil Burning Steam Generators.Bilingual.Experience with Oil Burner Equipment desirable but not cssentiaL Write giving full particulars to Record Box 162.BAR TENDER wanted, no experience necessary 30 to 40 years of Hge.Apply in person.Hovc.n-Manor, North Hatley.Due.BOXER PUPS, Registered, trimmed.Male and Female.Phone Ayer\u2019s Cliff 36-R-12 Lyn McDou- gall- 49.Education, Instruction LEARN bookkeeping, salesmanship, I- ; stenography, typing in 24 hours.! Canadian Correspondence Courses, { A N A D A 1290 Bay St., Toronto.\tI PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ' District of St.Francis.-\t- - i\tSUPERIOR COURT Business Directory DAMIS .7.COTE, of North Hatley, ___________________________________j district of St.Francis, retired.Advocates\t.pla!lltiff\u2019 AUCTION SALE for Donald Chamberland, WAY'S MILLS 5 miles from Barnsten Saturday, May 26th, 1956, AT 1.00 P.M.Will be sold: 20 heads of cattle, 5 Holstein cows, 4 Ayrshire and Jersey cows.2 1-yr.heifers, 1 2-yr.heifer, purebred Holstein bull, 2 Durham bulls, 5 yearling calves, 3 sows and piglets, 2 horses 1300 lbs., mowing machine, raker wagon, sled, disc harrow, smooting harrow', scraper, potato hoe, electric motor, separator, harness.lot of log wood, lot of potatoes, many other articles.The farm is sold.TERMS \u2014 cash A GRFNIER, Auctioneer 215, Main East, Coaticook Tel.VI.9-2644.Box 745 SATURDAY, MAY 19 I.\t45 Wings Around the World 2.15\tBaseball Preview 2.25 Baseball Game Yankees - W.Sgx 5.00\tTri-State Swt/igbillies 5.30\tGabby Hayes Show 6.00\tSports Final 6.05 Wrestling 7.00\tRhythm Ranch 7.30\tStar Tonight 8.00\tJackie Gleason 8.30\tStage Show 9 00 Turning Point 9.30\tLawrence Welk 10.00 To be announced 10.30 Damon Runyon Theatre 11 00 Tomorrow\u2019s Headlines II.\t10 Mt.Wash.Weather 11.15\tThe Late Show C3MT SATURDAY, MAY 1?1.55 Today on t'BMT 2.00\tRobert Q.Lewis 2.30\tSpeaking French 3.00\tCamera III 3.30\tFeature Film 5\t00 Wild Uil.\u2019 Hlckok 5.30\tDIsnc>land C.30 To be announced 6\t45 CBC TV News 7.00\tBurns and Allen 7.30\tHoliday Ranch 8.00\tJackie Gleason 8.30\tStage Show 9.00\tOn Camera 9.30\tFeature Film 11.00 CBC TV News 11.10 Billy O\u2019Connor 11.30 Saturday Night Wrestling SUNDAY, MAY 20 12.00 Let s Take A Trip 12.30 Wild Bill Hlckok 1.00\tOral Roberts 1.30\tHow Christian Science Heals 145 The Pastor 2.00\tThe Christophers 2.30\tIntroduction to the Atom 3.00\tSunday Matinee 4.30\tAdventure 5.00\tSuper Circus 6.00\tTelephone Time 6.30\tYou Are There 7.00\tYou Asked For It 7.30\tJack Benny Show 8.00\tEd Sullivan Show 9.00\tChance of A \u2022 Lifetime 9.30\tAlfred Hitchcock, presents 10.00\tBreak the Bank 10.30\tWhat\u2019s My Line?11.00\tSunday News 11.15 Sign Off Channel 8 MONDAY, MAY 21 2.00\tRobert Lewis Shots 2.30\tCooking Csn be Fun.3.00\tBuilding America 3.30\tTalking with Tarkinson 3 45 Rhythm Ranch 4.10 Mid-Afternoon News 4.15\tSecret Storm 4.30\tThe Little Rascal* 5.00\tMickey Mouse Glut 6.00\tTri-State News 6.15\tThe Early Show 7.15\tJohn Dale - News 7.30\tDupont Calvsicati# 8.00\tTV Reader\u2019s Digest 3.30\tVoice of Firestone 9.00\tStop the Music 9.30\tConfidential File 10.00\tStevenson-Kefauvei Discussion 11.00\tTomorrow\u2019s Headlines.11.10 Mt.Wash.Weather Montr.'al \u2014 Ctonnel 6 SUNDAY, MAY 20 11.00\tReligious Service 12.00\tHere and There 12.30 1.00 I.\t15 1.30 2.00 3.00 3.30 4.30 5.00 5.30 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.45 II.\t00 This is ?he Life In the Common Interest Caravan Country Calendar Junior Magazine You are there Climax The Millionaire Perspective Fighting Words The Search Father Knows Best Our Miss Brooks CBC News mag\u2019zine Ed Sullivan Four Star Playhouse Showtime The Dangerous Years Film CBC TV News j 1.10 This Week I 11.35 Feature Film MON 3.00 3.25 , 3.30 1 4.00 4.30 4.45 1 5.00 5.30 ; 6.00 6.30 6.45 7.00 i 7.30 8.0Q 9.00 ! 9.33 10.00 ! n.oo i 11.15 111.30 DAY, MAY 21 Music Today on CBM 1 Kiddies\u2019 Comer Open House Fur and Feather Aubrey and Gus Mr.Wizard Howdy Doody Robin Hood World Around Ci CBC TV News Tabloid Around the Town Caesar\u2019s Hour Medic Denny Vaughan Studio One CBC TV News Movie Museum The Tapp Room GEORGE S.McFADDEN, Q.C., Advocate, Canada Building, 455 Craig Street West, Montreal.ARMAND ROUSSEAU, Q.C.W.II.BRADLEY, Q.C.Advocates Nicol Bidg., \u2022\t6 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.Lorraine 2-4735.General practice \u2022 Estates settled.PAUL MULLINS GERVAIF, B.A., 1 LL.U, general practice, triai and estate, 506 Continental Building, King * Wellington Sts.Tel: LO 7-5991; Residence; LO 7-6146.WANTED \u2014 First class, male cook for woods camp of 75 - 100 men in New Hampshire for the Summer.|- The coou i am locking for must be Chartered Accountants able to take complete charge of ____ cookroom, supeivi.se the\twork\tof (> s\tK0SS\t&\tS(-N\tchartered\tAc-I\tNo.44.292 second cook and cookees\tas\twell\tas\t, countants,\tMontreal.\tI\tCYRILLE\tMICHAUD,\tgeneral con- being cook of good food\tIn\tall de-| _______!______________________j\ttractor, domiciled\tin\tthe city of .yonnais,\tMes-\t,\tSherbrooke,\tdistrict\tof\tSt.Francis, DAME EDITH GOSSELIN, wife common as to pioperty of Paul-Emile Giroux, and the said PAUL-EMILE GIROUX, both personally and to authorize his wife for the purposes herein, both heretofore of the city of Sheibrooke.district of St.Francis, and now of places unknown, defendants, Defendants are ordered lo appear within one month.Sherbrooke, May 15th, 1956 (signed) ALBERT DESILETS, P.S.C.For superior service and perfect reception in \u2022 R.C.A.\u2022 Victor \u2022 Electrohome \u2022 Halttcrafte»\u2019 \u2014 See Us First \u2014 LEVESQUE LIEE 3ii Wellington St.South \u2014 Tel LO.2^,765 - OUTOF-TOWNERS - Rock Island dranen \u2014 Tel.TR.6 2374 Cookshire Branch \u2014 Tel.95 CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC District of St.Francis MAGISTRATE'S COURT 6 LOTS 100 x 125 \u2014 Mem-phreniagog Lake on George-ville road, 4 miles off Magog.1 lot on the lake shore, the 5 others in back.Price for the 6 lots: $6,600.1 lot of 80 x 1G0.Price $2,000.FULLY FURNISHED modern 5 room bungalow, for the season.Phone North Hatley 93.MODERN COTTAGE \u2014 7 rooms, furnished, fireplace, nice lawn, sandy beach, on Memphremagog Lake shore, 2 miles from Magog.Price $11,500.For further information contact LUCIEN LAFONTAINE 316 College St.\u2014 Magog Tel.VI.33354 partments.None but sober and re- LAVALLEE.Bedard liable need apply.- Lloyd French sler, Gascon.Char'ered Account-Sawyerville, Que, Phone 48J,\t| ants, Room 504 Continental Build- __________________________________Ing, Sherbrooke.Tel: LO 2-9680.27.Female Help Wanted Dentist MODERN HEATED apartment of six ! GOOD PAY, making scented orchids ! -\u2014- rooms.Janitor service, first floor | a( home.Easy.No experience need-\tJ A LANDRY, Surgeon Dentist and central location.Occupancy i cd.No canvassing.Free Sample\tWellington St.North opposite June 1.Apply Sherbrooke Trust I Write Boycan Industries.Sharon\tCourt House.Phone: LO.7-6644.Company.LO.2 3045.\t!\t12.r«.\t- - 3 AND 4 ROOM heated «pgrtmeatt, I STENOGRAPHER, English, with short- Optometrists hot w'ater year around, stove, frigidaire, Venetians.Janitor service.Apply 475 Vimy Apt.15.TcJ.LO, 2-7137.j -.- _ _ j QUEBEC ST., for June 1st Semi-detached house, 5 room heated, refrigerator, stove, near bus stop.Adults.Call LO.2-4385.$75 monthly.TWO APARTMENTS on Montreal St., one lour rooms, other five rooms, heated, hot water, gas stove.Tel.LO.2-7955 between 5 and 6 p.m.or apply 264 Montreal St, plaintiff vs hand, and accurate at figures.Small ALBERT, TRUDEAU, Optometrist, office in Rock Island area.Permanent position with excellent future.Either male or female.Highest recommendations required.Box 58 Sherbrooke Record.Continental Building, Sherbrooke.Tel: LO.2-0517.Eyes examined.L.PINARD, formerly domiciled at R.R.1 Sherbrooke, district of St.Francis, and now of parts unknown, defendant.The 14th day of May 1956.BEFORE: Leo Paul Desrochers.Deputy-Clerk of the Magistrate's Court.THE DEFENDANT Is ordered to appear within a month.(signed) L.Paul DESROCHERS Dep.C.M.C.AUCTION SALE for Lome F.Davidson, LEMESURIER, QUE.On the eleventh Range of Leeds Thursday, May 24th, At 10:00 o'clock, a.m.Lunch at noon j 27 head of cattle of which 8 are milking cows, 2 cows to freshen.5 1 two years old, 6 one year olds, 6 celv-j es, 1 work horse, J year old Filly, 1 i Hinsman Milker with two pails, 1 ' electric Cream separator, 1 manure sleigh, 2 Travers sleighs, 1 Driving sleigh, 1 mowing machine, 1 horse : rake, 2 express wagons, 1 rubber tired farm wagon with rack, 1 buggy, I ploughs and harrow, 1 double disc barrow, 1 set of double harness, 1 : driving harness, 1 snow\u2019 roller with scraper, 1 brood sow (due in June) 5 pigs (4 month old) 2 stoves, 1 chesterfield set, 1 gramaphone, 1 chest of drawers, end tables and chairs.Many other articles too numerous to mention.Everything must be sold as farm Is sold.$10 and under cash.12 months credit with approved joint .note.3 per cent discount for cash.SMALL and BURNS Auctioneers.WCAX-TV, Burlington \u2014 Channel 3 BARGAINS! PAINTS! White paint, dull or TYPIST wanted for general office clerical work.Tel.LO.9-1230.\ti\t.\t.,,\t.-\t-i.11 \u2014 |ustre housemother and camp swimming finish, special price: $2.75 gallon.counselor for Protestant girls insti- | Uitlon.t\\ rite 1597 Summerhill Ave., Montreal 4.Tel.Fltiroy 1033.-\t\u2014- | VERY NIUE four room heated apnrt- SCOTSTOWN \u2014 8 room house in good j ment.480 Vlmy St.second floor, r idltion, modern conveniences, I beautiful location.$65.Available barn.10 acres of land, on Ditton St., | June 1st.See Hebert's 2155 Bachand .-pply to Mrs.Malcolm Nicholson, | st.Phone LO.2-0874.Scotstown.Tel.21.\t\u2014- I LARGE FURNISHED room to let, nUROLUX (oil base) PAINT., High quality paint, dull or __________________________ lustre, choice of 20 colours.! HEATED APARTMENT, four large 28.Domestic Help Wanted\t$4-50.Special at $3.50 -\t- \u2014\u2014\u2014 - i\t-\tr\tgallon.PLUMBING EQUIPMENT 3 piece Bathroom Set, consisting of a 4 ft.cast iron bath tub, toilet and basin: $99.95.General Carpentry and Repairs MAURICE METIVIER 826 St.Pierre St., Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.2-0241 rooms, electric range and refrigerator, hot water year around, 1011 Ontario St.Tel.LO.9-2055.LENNOXVILLE \u2014 5 room bungalow, now, modern, fire place, well fin- i iriied.Landscaped, on Deacon St.1 near Wilson.Tel.LO.2-9693.electric stove, veranda, private entrance.55 t^teen St.South.Lo.2-0917.MONTREAL \u2014 Reliable girl for general housework, ro cooking, must speak some English, permanent position, all electric appliances, modern 6-room duplex.2 adults, 1 child.Liberal time elf.Own room.$18 weekly.Send references to Mrs.E.Wallen, 5237 Saranac, Montreal.FOR SALE Registered, Samoyed Pups and Adults.Reasonably priced.Contact: Blair Wilson East Bolton Road Tel.VI.3-5258 \u2014 Magog Reduced\tprices\ton such items as Kitchen\tSinks,\tBasins, Toilets.wanted- Respectable\twoman\tfoi\tand Cast\tIron,\tGalvanized or general housework\tin\tlovely\thome\tCopper Pipings.In Montreal.Please state age.re- TWO AND THREE storey building containing 6 leased dwellings.3 car garage and storage space.Part In Quebec and balance in Vermont.: *23 QUEBEC ST.4 WEST WARD.4 room apartment, j bathroom, Apply 952 Galt st.! West.Call LO.2-3096.ferences and Information regarding personal character.Salary S100 per month.Apply In writing, 32 Devon, VVestmount, Que.rooms heated Apply on Premises.Mrs.Cordeau, C aswetl Ave., Rock Island, Que: BUNGALOW, good condition, brick and artificial stone.Nice vicinity.Private sale.Reason for selling, leaving city.Call 137 Morris Street.6 ROOMED HOUSE, shop, Ï barns, shed, 1 acre of land, never falling spring, '4 mile trom Compton on Route 22.Bus servis» Phone LO.2-1751 or write Mrs.John Boudreau iMilhy) Lennoxvllle, R.R.2.SELF-CONTAINED house, nice vicinity.opposite Lawrence School, sun-porehi 2 floors, gsrages, trees, etc.1120 McManamy Blvd.Tel.LO.2-1219.ON LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG about 10 acres.100 ft.frontage.5 rooms, porch, modern conveniences, good water and roads.Winterised, also barn and chicken house.7 miles off Magog.CaU Mansonville or Record Box.157.\"MOMMY .why don\u2019t we own our own home?\" Chances are the answer la.Daddy hasn\u2019t seen Charles Connors the Real Estate Broker yet! LO.2-4000 or LO.2-2562.5.Lots For Sale BEAUTIFUL spacious, ready-to-build city lots.Jacques-Carttsr, Leclerc, Gauvin, Leonard, Bachand Streets.Favorable terms.Help to build.Free Information.See Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.Phone 2-0874.hot water, stove, frigidaire, $65 a month.Apply downstairs.Phono LO.2-3113.WELLINGTON NORTH S n and bath, 2nd floor, heated, hot water, gas stove, oilcloth on floors.Suitable for couple or business girls.Month of May free.Phone LO: 2-0935.MODERN APARTMENT, 4 rooma, North Ward.Occupation June 1st.434 Vlmy St., Apt.6.Tel.LO.2 9931.Belanger, St.Jacques, Sirois & Pierre Comtois, Chartered Accountants C.E.BELANGER, C.A.P.SAINT JACQUES, C.A YVON SIROIS, C.A.CLAUDE POULIN, C.A.85 Wellington North Sherbrooke Tel.: LO.2-2691 See us now for your Summer Resort, Scout or Lumber Camp : Equipment .Equipment for | everybody's need such as Double ! Bunk Beds.Woollen Blankets, Mattresses, Silverware, Packsacks, I Sleeping Bag.s and Boat or | Truck Tarpaulins.SMITH SURPLUS STORE 900 Wellington St.South Tel.LO.2-0464 Free Delivery in Sherbrooke 15.Rooms To Let SMALL QUIET ROOM with or w 1th- 1 out board.270 Moore St.LO.2-2977.j COMFORTABLE ROOM for lady, or gentleman.With use of Phone.Apply 225 Court St., apt.2.Phone LO.2-8568.17.Convalescent Home ARGYLE NURSING HOME.Homelike ctre by competent help, pleassnt atmosphere.Sunny rooms.24 hour supervision.Reasonable rates.785 Argylc St.City.Phone LO.2-4346.REST HOME, excellent care, trained attendants, pleasant surroundings, reasonable rates, in Sherbrooke.Apply Record Box 160.ORFORD LAKE, Que.\u2014 \"Twin Pine Cottage.\u201d Elderly, chronic convalescents.Excellent care.References.Reasonable.Phone Victor 3-2135.EXHIBITION MANAGER Applications for position of General Manager of the Edmonton Exhibition Association, Limited, will be received up until July 1st, 1956.Please state qualifications, experience, age and starting salary expected.Pension and other benefits available.All applications confidential.Our employees are avare of this advertisement.Send Reply to the President, Alderman E.I.Clarke, Edmonton Exhibition Association, Limited Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.USED CARS\t 1949 Mercury, Se-\t5 dan.Good transport-\t4 ation.Low cost.\t9 1948 Willvs Station Wagon, motor overhauled.Ideal for\t5 $ 2 light delivery\tor\t9 fishing trips.\t5 1947 Monarch, Se-\t$ dan.Many miles left\t2 in this one.Priced for quick sale.\t9 5 Foxbrooke Motors\t Ltd.345 Welllntion St.\tSouth Tel.LO.9-3606\u2014LO\t9-3608 FOR SALE Used Loraine moto \"Crane\".Complete with boom and Jib.Record Box 163 SATURDAY, MAY 19 9.30\tCaptain Kangaroo 10.30\tMighty Mouse Playhouse 11.00\tWinky Dink & You 11.30\tOperation USA 12.00\tBig Top .1.00 Saturday Spotlight 2.15 Baseball Preview 2.25\tBaseball Game\u2014 Yankees; White Sox 5.00\tDance Date 5.30\tHorse Racing 6.00\tDance Date 6.30\tNc wstime C.45 W\u2019eatnerwlse 6.50 Sports Digest 7.00\tN.O.P.D.7.30\tBeat The Clock 8.00\tJackie Gleason 8 30 Stage Show 9.00\tTwo for the Money 9.30\tIt\u2019s Always Jan 10.00\tGunsmoke 10.30\tBudweiser Damon Runyon Theatre 11.00\tFinal Edition 11.25\tYour Command Performance 12.35 Sign Off SUNDAY, MAY 20 10.00\tLamp Unto My Feet 10.30\tLook Up and Live WPTZ, SATURDAY, MAY 19 j 12.15 Junior Science 12.30 Fury 1.00\tWestern Theatre 5.00\tHomespun Harmonies 5.15 News & Sports 5.30\tTrading Post ; 6.00 Neighborhood Lane i 6.30 Ted Mack j 7.30 TBA \u2022 8.00 Perry Como Show ; 9.00 Lawrence Welk j 10.00 George Gobel j 10.30 Your Hit Parade SUNDAY, MAY 20 , 12.00 Test Pattern | 3.15 Sacred Heart 3.30\tZoo Parade 11.00\tEye On New York 11.30\tCamera Three 12.00\tLet\u2019s Take A Trip 12.30\tThis Is The Life 1.00\tWhat One Person Can Do 1.15\tMan to Man 1.30\tWe Believe 2.00\tTBA 2.15\tSunday Special 2.30\tStage 3 4.00\tA Song of the Pacific 4.30\tAdventure 5.00\tFace The Nation 5.30\tCBS Sunday News 6.00\tTelephone Time 6.30\tYou Are There 7.00\tRange Rider 7.30\tJack Benny 8.00\tWaterfront 8.30\tTimes Square Playhouse 9.00\tG.E.Theatre 9.30\tAlfred Hitchcock Presents 10.00\tLippa\u2019s Show Time 10.30\tFinal Edition 10.45 Sign Off MONDAY, MAY 21 9.30 Test Pattern 10.25 Program Previews, \u2014 News 10.30 This World of Ours 11.00\tIt\u2019s Fun to Redact 11.15\tMovie Museum 11.30\tStrike It Rich 12.00\tAcross the Fcnc# 12.15\tLove of Life 12.30\tSearch for Tomorrow .12.45 Guiding Light 1.00\tJack Paar Show | 1.30 As the World turn! 2.00\tMixing Bowl 2.30\tOpen House 3.00\tThe Big Payoff 3.30\tDuke and His Swing Billies 3.45\tBob Crosby i 4.00 Brighter Day , 4.15 Secret Storm 4.30\tThe Edge of Night 5.15\tChuckwagon Tal?i 6.30\tNewstime 6.45\tWeather wise 6.50 Sports Digest ; 7.00 The Passerby ¦ 7.15 Douglas Edward* with the News 7.30\tRobin Hood 8.00\tYou Can Quote Mf 8.30\tGodfrey\u2019s Talent Scouts i 9.00 I Love Lucy ' 9.30 December Bride 10.00\tMobil Theatre 10.30\tYour TV Theatre 11.00\tFinal Edition 11.15\tSign Off Plaftsburg - 4.00\tPromise For America 5.30\tOral Robert* 6.00\tMeet The Press 6.30\tRoy Rogers 7.00\tIt\u2019s A Great 7.30\tColor Spread 9.00\tAlcoa TV Playhouse 10.00\tLoretta Young 10.30 Janet Dean, R.N.11.00\tDrew Pearson Life I MONDAY, MAY 21 ! 7.00 Today \u2018 9.00 Morning Star Time I 10.00 Ding Dong School 10.30 Faith For Today 11 00 Home ! 12.00 Tennessee Ernie Ford Show Channel 5 .12.30 Feather Your Nest | 1.00 Luncheon Date 3.00\tHospitality Housa and News 4.00\tMusical Views 4.15\tModern Romances 4.30\tQueen For A Day 5.00\tTex Montana Show 5.30\tHowdy Docdy 6.00\tDuffy\u2019s Tavern 6.30\tMusic Hall Varieties 6.45 News 7.00\tSports Scorebook 7.10 Weatherbird 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014New * 7.30\tSherlock Holmes 8.00\tCaesar\u2019s Hour 9.00\tInsp.Mark Saber 9.30\tWrestling 10.30 The Pendulum 11.00\tLate News, Sports OFFICE FOR RENT MAY 1st, 1956 or before 13 Wellington North REPAIRS \u2014 DECORATION To Tenant\u2019* Taste Located above Mathurin\u2019s 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 10 MILLION DOLLARS was Canada's bill in 1955 for fires caused by poor wirinQ.HELP TO STOP THIS APPALLING- LOSS by telephoning LOrraine 2-0828 and we'll be pleased to make a free inspection of your building.If you want to gamble we can improve your chances by installing an EDWARDS FIRE ALARM System for $27.90 plus installation.WIGGETT ELECTRIC m 153 FRONTENAC STREET Tel.LO.2-0828 Experienced Stenographer Required by head office of machinery manufacturer.Permanent position offering interesting salary.Some knowledge of French desirable.Send full details to: S.Larochelle, Office Manager FORANO LIMITED Plessisville, Que.BEST PRICES USED 1953\tBuick Super 4 dr.sedan 1952\tChrysler Saratoga, Coupe 1954\tBuick Special, * 4 Door Sedan 1953\tMeteor Custom, 4 Door Sedan 1954\tChevrolet, 4 dr.Sedan 1952\tChevrolet, 2 dr.Coach 1953\tBuick Special, 4 door Sedan IN TOWN ON CARS 1955 Chevrolet Be! Air, 4 door Sedan 1951 Chevrolet, 2 door Hard Top 1950\tMercury, 4 dr.Sedan 1953 Plymouth, 4 dr.Seda 1955 Pontiac, Coach 1955 Buick, Coach 1951\tBuick, 4\"dô27\"sëcîTn 1953 Pontiac, 2 dr.Hard To DE LUXE AUTOMOBILES Ltée 1744 KING ST.WEST \u2014 SHERBROOKE \u2014 Tel.LO.9*3669 « i SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.MAY 19.195 6 Seven % They 11 Do It Every rime\t>\u2022*.«.By Jimmy ll.ulo «tit week-end guest* of Mr.end, Mrs.Hamilton Patterson.6R4NDM4 K'NOUS\tTHE MATTER WITH LITTLE IODINE-4NDSHE SOUNDS OPP THUS- But SET 4 LOUD OF WVUT\u2019S UH4T WHEN XOCHNE VISITS ÔR4N0M4 \u2022\u2014 A Handy Guide To Eastern Townships' Merchants And Business Services SHERBROOKE\u2014 Sheitrooke Auto Spring Ltd.Leaf Spring, Coil Spring.Shock Absorbera, etc.Sales and Service: ¦\u2022For us it\u2019s always Springtime\u201d MS Big Forks Street Tel.: LO.91144 FOR COOL, SUMMER LIVING.SEE E.T.Tent & Awning Albert GARNEAU, Prop.1440 King West, Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.2 5454 SHERBROOKE MACHINE WORKS REG-D v FLOOR SANDING Done the way you want it \u2014 We also specialize in tile laying.ANTONIO MASSON 1509 Galt St.West Tel.LO.2-8409 5AWYERVILLL\u2014 JOS.CUSTEAU Bilingual, Licensed, Real Estate Agent, Public Auctioneer 53S Short St.Sherbrooke.(Res.) 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BUT I HAVE AM UNEASY FEELING l CAN\u2019T EXPLAIN! \"t,H\t^1L £ '»*-» The power-partners put those slugging party at Brooklyn, tag-statistics to work again Friday ging the shot off reliefer Ed night as the Yankees, scooting in- Roebuck.Brooks Lawrence won relief combo of Don Mossi and t.on,act Manager Hart by calling Ray Narleski.Pete Runnels, who had five straight hits, clipped Narleski for an RBI-single in the 11th.In the ninth.Runnels had tripled off Morris, scoring the tying run as Roy Sievers lined a single off Narleski.Mickey Vernon tripled home a run in Boston's four-run first at Kansas City, then scored Billy Goodman with the winning run on a sacrifice fly in the seventh.Hec Lopez homered with a man on for the first A\u2019s runs.Young Don Ferrarese was the tough-luck guy in Detroit's three-run rally in the ninth.The winning run scored on an error.Ray Joblonski\u2019s second home run of the game broke up the quickly on personal appearances.Bobo Olson no longer was mentioned.He still doesn't remember what hit him.\u2018\u20181 never saw the punch and never heard the referee count 2-939.3 and give their names.Ihe (0 jo \u201d the dazed fighter said in Russia Picks Field Hockey Team For Games LONDON \u2014 (AP) has picked two national field hockey teams and one of them is expected to compete in the Olympic Games in Melbourne in November.Moscow radio announced Friday.Most of the players, who will be challenging the domination of the Netherlands.India and Britain in field hockey, are bandy hockey players during the winter months.Bandy is a hockey game played on ice.The Indian national team is ex pected in Russia soon for matches.Field hockey in Russia is only a few years old.Nine teams competed last year but several dozens are in action this year in Moscow.Leningrad.Tallin, Sverdlovsk.Voronezh and Archangel.to a 2 Vs -game lead in the oullasted Chicago While Sox 8-7 in 10 innings.Second place Cleveland dropped an 11-inning hassle with Washington 5-4 The Boston Red Sox, handing Kansas City a fifth straight defeat 5-4.took over third place from Chicago by a half game.In an afternoon game, Detroit defeated Baltimore 3-2.In the National, free-swinging Cincinnati put an end to Brook Russia i ]yn\u2019s six-game w inning streak 7-6 in 10 innings.Philadelphia, behind Curt Simmons' three-hitter, side-tracked the St, Louis Cardinals 4-2.And the Chicago (Tibs topped Pittsburgh 3-2.Threatening weather postponed Milwaukee at New York.Mantle and Berra each had four hits against the White Sox.and each drove in three runs.Mantle belted a pair of homers one left-handed, the other right-handed-\u2014and for what it's worth, styled 13 games ahead of Ruth's hare in his 60-homer season.Berra homered in the third after Mantle had walked.In the fifth.Mantle homered A two-week push, during which they w'on 11 games while dropping only two, has boosted the defending champion Montreal Royals into a familiar spot \u2014 AL, ; his fifth without defeat, although first place in the International League.Royals made it to the top Fri- pear worried and day night by rallying to defeat second-round clinch needing help from Buster Freeman in Ihe 10th after two runs in the ninth tied it for the the Brooks,\tRochester Red Wings 7-6 in the Simmons, the sore - armed opener of a key week-end series south-paw.didn't give the Cards at Montreal.The teams resumed a hit until the fifth when Bobhv the set today with Montreal one Del Greco\u2019s double scored a run.Stan Lopata wrapped it up for Simmons with a three-run homer off Willard Schmidt in the seventh.PROBABLE STARTERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Pittsburgh \u2014 Bros-nan (0-1) vs Monger (0-1).Cincinnati at Brooklyn \u2014 Klippstein (2-2) vs Newcombe (5-1).St.Louis at Philadelphia \u2014 Po-holsky (3-1) vs Owen (0-2).Milwaukee at New York \u2014 Burdette (l-2l vs Worthington 1-3).AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago \u2014 Turley (0-2) vs Pollet (1-0).Washington at Cleveland \u2014 Pascual (2-4) vs Score (3-3).Boston at Kansas City \u2014 Slice off starter Billy Pierce.In the (l-0t vs Kretlow il-4).seventh.Mantle doubled and Baltimore at Detroit Berra singled him home.Mantle i (1-4) vs Maas (0-1).Wight You Might Win The Handsome 3-SPEED BIKE WE ARE OFFERING FOR A DRAWING to take place at the Stadium at the end of the season.H.MUNKITTRICK MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! 430 Minto St.South \u2014 Tel.LO.7-6070 SHERBROOKE, QUE.that s the NEW WEVINRUDE STARTING C0NTK01S A iV you» daalcr \u2022b«ut timt J.S.MITCHELL & CO.164 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.2-?662 Master Your Game .No.10 100 Per Cent Authority By JACKIE BURKE Master of the Masters Average golfers invariably err by choosing clubs entirely too heavy.This requires that they bring useless muscles into play in order to handle the club with the dexterity of better players.Kven worse, they tighten the grih on the club with an effort to command it the way they mis-takingly think a club should be handled.While the average golfer may secretly prefer a woman's dub, out of vanity he persists in using clubs better suited to a lumberjack.Unless he plays a great deal, he should choose clubs that are lighter than standard.The grip should he small enough so that he can maintain ?game in front with a 21-H mark to 19-11 for Red Wings, who have set the pace most of the season.It was another IW games back to the third-place Toronto Maple Leafs, who dropped a 13-inntng marathon to Buffalo.5-4.In other results.Miami made it three in a row with a 3-1 decision over Richmond and Havana defeated Columbus 6-2.George Anderson and Rocky Nelson, running one-two in the league batting race, swung the top bats in Montreal's victory.Anderson had a single and triple to increase his average to a tidy .433.Nelson, hitting at 394, weighed in with a two-run homer during a four-run outburst in the seventh inning that wiped out a 5-2 Rochester lead.Bob Walz.the second of four Montreal pitchers, was the winner over Rochester's Jack Faszholz.Old Satchel Paige eased in from the Miami bullpen to retire the last six batters and protect 20-year-old Don Cardwell's victory over Virginians.All Buffalo runs were unearned in Bisons' victorv.Four were scored in the- ninth after left hander Eddie Blake had pitched, a one-hit shutout for Ihe first eight innings.Johnny Blatnik\u2019s squeeze bunt, following a single, a stolen base and an error, chased home the winning run in the 13th.Oscar Sierra's three-run homer.a blast that travelled 430 feel, helped Carrade Bracho to his first victory of the season for Sugar Kings.the needs of the majority.1 prefer a mallet-heari puller 100 per cent authority over them for slow greens ia blade for fast, with the lingers.Hands vary as\tI do not follow the line of much in stz.e as feet.\tthought that changing putters For material.I prefer the nth- will harm your stroke, her all-weather grip.The shaft\tA player with a good stroke ot my driver is medium stiff, can putt with 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still glazed, Bobo rolled over and tried to get up.He didn't come close to making it.Before the bout, the champion declared, \u201cI\u2019m gunning for a fast, knockout.\" He went about his business that way and Olson's strategy was to keep close, trying to wear down the man eight years his senior.Robinson didn't ap-riirring a he\thalf waved to his wife, Edna, at ringside.Bobo actually thought he was getting stronger and Robinson weaker as they went into the fourth round with the champion leading on points.\"1\twas\ttrying\tharder,\tthen whoom!\u201d This was the fourth victory for Ray\tin\ttheir\tpersonal\tfeud.Bobo\thas\tdrawn\ta\tblank.Both boxers said they weren't aware of moves to attach their purses.The two boards of strategy hadn't wanted their men upset prior to the battle.Olson's estranged wife, Helen, obtained a court order to tie up his earnings pending settlement of their marital fight.The internal revenue department said Robinson owed $89,- Sugar Ray Robinson.981.9X in back income taxes.This represented claims dis allowed in Ray's returns for th« years 1944 through 1949 and 1953.\"I know T owe it, just let me pay it,\u201d was the champion\u2019s comment.Automatic Transmission SPECIALISTS All makes of cars.\"Free Estimates\" LAUZIER & FRERE 1140 Ste.Therese (Cor.of Dcnault) LO.2-8251 CARS ARE MY LINE t.lit.\t£5 by: Thomas H.Fox Almost everyone can remember the days w>hen the standard color for automobiles was black.You expected a car to be black just as refrigerators today are white.Twenty years ago, black was the color of 75 per cent of the cars made; today only 10 per cent of our ears are black.Livelier shades on automobile bodies only became practical in 1939 w hen the development of titanium and cadmium increased the durability of auto paint by 400 per cent.Now that almost any shade of exterior finish is possible, psychologists are starting to develop theories about automobile colors\u2014and 111 pass them along for what they're worth.You can try them out.on your own car.or on the cars at our lot.First of all, two-tone color jobs are supposed to make a car look longer and lower.Colors at the red end of the spectrum make a car look bigger, the psychologists say, while colors at the blue end make it look smaller.At the same time they say that dark colors make a car look larger and lighter.Where this leaves a car that's dark red or light blue; I haven't the foggiest idea, since according to these theories they would be both heavier and lighter at the same time.The durability of ear paints that came with the application of titanium and cadmium has been a great boon to the used car buyer, as anyone can see by looking at the colorful display on our lot here at Foxbrooke Motors.That showroom shine lasts a lot longer these days, and especially on cars that have been given reasonable care.That's the kind we buy, and the kind we sell.t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, MA'» !«.m(> Thirteen I Sherbrooke Rating Club To Open Sunday; Nine Rates On Program TV Set To Be Given Away; Four Doubles And One Single On Card; Ubald Lahaie Named Presiding Judge Thirty-nine horses have been picked as starters in Sunday's opener of the Sherbrooke Racing Club at the local track, announced Albenc Cloutier, racing secretary, yesterday.The first race of the nine-class program is slated to commence at 2 00.A total of forty-six horses were eligible, or declared ready by their owners, and the others will start most likely on Wednesday's card.The executive announced that a TV' set will be drawn each Sunday and all the fans attending will be given an opportunity of winning it.All races Sunday with the ex- ception of the Ninth event will trot this vear comprise the big be two heats.The first will be a cards in the Anierican stable.three-quarter of a mile dash with T .the second heat a mile event.^'lme ^ an Brooke t are This was decided by the com- pacers while twm young colts, mittee owing to the fact that Beau Wyn and Friday the Sec-some of the horses are not as ond, will be making their debut.! yet in top shape.\tjn guncjay\u2019s opener the rail- The Club announced that birds have picked Calumet Suz-Ibald Lahaie will be back as an.Captain Bradv, Newport presiding judge with J B.Thi- Bruce.Maryland Lady and Jos-bault and Len O Donnell as as- eph Renown as the favorites but sistants.Two new patrol judges tough opposition can be expected have been named while Roger from any of the starters.Several ¦ Roberge will be back in the same new horses are listed in the field capacity, paddock judge.Only and upsets may be the order of drivers will be allowed»in the the day.paddock this year and a new\t'_________________ fence has been built to close off /¦'dariitcv/ii i c the special circle.\tGRANITEVILLE\u2014 L.R.Huckins of Derby Line, tVeek-cnd- guests of Mr.and Vt., has arrived at the track with | Mrs.Lyell Hand and family were his seven-horse string ready for Mr.and Mrs.Alec Doucette sr., the opener.Jeanne All, Pay;of 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Racing Season Opens Tomorrow Kentucky Derby Winner Needles Tries ^re Destroys Twelve Horses For Preakness Against Eight Other Three-Year-Olds; Out To Win Triple BALTIMORE \u2014 (AP) \u2014 Needles, a Florida character with flying feet, will try for a repeat of his Derby win today against eight other three-year-olds in the 80th running of Pimlico's famed Preakness.It\u2019s one down and two to go for the temperamental Noodles, who roared from behind two weeks ago and won going away in the Derby.The handsome son of Ponder-Noodle Soup will have his work cut out in the mile-and-three sixteenths Preakness, one-sixteenth shorter than the Derby.If he can catch Calumet's\t.\u2014, ,\t\u2014 \u2014 speedy Fabius and win.chances classic, will join in the Mary-are Needles will become the land merry-go-round, ninth triple-crown winner in his-1 |n addition to Fabius, w ho tory.\t[ carved out a swift Derby pace1 ^aniaSp was unofficially estim The SlOO.OOO-added Belmont i only to be beaten three-quarters | \u201c,C(* a! S-^\u2019 OOO.over the tough milc-and-one-half of a length, they arc: Mrs.Helen route at New York June 16.W.Kellogg\u2019s Come On Red; Dino seems to be right up Needles\u2019 Lozzi's Count ChTc, fourth; and alley.\tW.E.Britt\u2019s No Regrets, sev- No horse has been able to entb- At Quebec City Quebec \u2014 (CP) \u2014 A dozen race horses were destroyed Friday in a two-alarm blaze that swept through a stable on the provincial exposition grounds in the north end of the city.All were owned by Quebecers.One horse owner, Edmond Des-chenes, suffered face and hand burns\twhile attempting\tto save\td Trot\t»nd e*c» \u2014 Pur«« uso some\tof the animals.\tHe was\ti.\tsturdy\taiiio ij importe) taken to hospital.\tz.\tJoseph Renown (A.\tBo»udoln) fhe stable housed about\t15\t3-\tT,¦', P\"1 t\"° l|r M\t1)*mM horses pacers and trotters\t\u2019\tVol° ,M Go*u