Sherbrooke daily record, 2 mai 1953, samedi 2 mai 1953

[" MAY 1953\t\t S\tM\t1 W T F 5 -\t-\t-12 3\t4\t5 6 7 8 9 10\t11\t12 13 14 15 16 17\t18\t19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30\t\t 31\t-\t- Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1953 WEATHER CLEAR \u2014 COOL Cloudy with showers this morning becoming sunny periods by noon and clear this evening.Cool.Winds light.High today at Sherbrooke 52.Fifty-seventh Year World News Quebec\u2014 ® \u2014Elections in about 500 small Quebec towns, governed by the municipal code, have been postponed one day to May 19th, because of Queen Elizabeth\u2019s birthday, the ci niartment of municipal affairs announced Friday.May 18, celebrated as the Queen's birthday, will be a, legal holiday in the province.The code calls for nomination day to fall on the second Wednesday of May\u2014May 13 this year \u2014 and polling day the following Monday.* * * Quebec\u2014 it \u2014Premier Duplessis announced Friday by-elections will be 'held simultaneously \u201con an appropriate date\u201d in the ridings of Port-neuf, Montreal Outremont and Matapedia.Seats in Montreal Outremont and Matapedia have been vacant since last year.The sudden death of Municipal Affairs Minister Dussault Wednesday created a vacancy in the Portneuf and increased vacancies in the 92-seat legislative to three.\u201c\u201c Standing in the Assembly now is: Union Nationale, 66: Liberals, 22; Independent, 1; vacant, 3.$ * * Montreal\u2014(CP)\u2014Dr.Frank Stewart Patch, 75, distinguished Montreal surgeon and former president of the Canadian Medical Association and Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, died today.He was elected president of the Canadian Medical Association in 1938, shortly after being appointed head of the surgery department of McGill University.In 1943, he was named president of the Royal College.Health Program Expansion Jordanites a\tj r>\tx To Enthrone Announced r>y (jovernment; King Hussein Plan Special Health Aid Egypt Plans | To Irrigate Sinai Desert Additional $42,000,000 Will Be Made Available To Provinces Over Next Five Years.By GILBERT SEDBON Cairo \u2014(Reuters)\u2014 The fresh Minister Martin .waters of the Nile will soon flow ; beneath the Suez canal to irrigate the arid wastes of the North Sinai i Desert.Fuad Galal, minister of national | guidance, said Friday Egypt will I soon begin work on the $22,000,-000 waterway so that 70.000 Arab By WILTON WYNN Amman, Jordan, (Al\u2019)\u2014 A ; holiday spirit swept through this Tittle desert capital Friday night ! as Jordanites prepared for the en thronement today of their liLyear old monarch.King Hussein I.Across the desert and mountain in Baghdad, Hussein\u2019s cousin, 18-year-old King Feisal 11, will ! take the throne of Iraq at about the same time in the morning.Hussein succeeds his fat lier, Ottawa \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The federal government Friday announc-i ed a three-fold expansion of its many-sided national health program which will make an additional $42.000,000 available to the ! provinces dliring the next five years.The new federal aid, announced in the Commons by Health embrace special health aid for mothers and Talal, who was dethroned by Par-their babies, for disabled persons and for provision of X -ray and dament a year ago because of a other modern laboratory equipment.\tnervmis ailment- Keisal MU'cocds Officials said the $42,000,000 will make a total of $212,-000,000 the federal government plans to make available in health grants during the next five years.In the last five it provided $165,000,000, but only $100,000,000 was used by the province his father, King Gha/.i 1, who was killed in an automobile accident in 1939.The t\\ui young members of the ancient Hashemite dynasty, des.: for such things as hospital construction, free chest .X-rays, medical co:Kl',nts °* tlu' ,m),)hc( \u2018\"\u2022\u2019ham- refugees from Palestine can begin .P ,\t.\t.\u2022 new life in the Sinai area.\ttraining\u2019 free dru«s and canccr d'aS\"°»s' Other rehabilitation plans cost-!\t^ ^ expansion will bolster co/ww,™ -n u \u2022 j , ! Canada s health services through i ing $8,000,000 will be carried out : provision of.for the benefit of refugees at the: j \u2018New Juratory and radio-! same time.\tlogical services through annual ^ The $30,000.000 bill will be paid i grants to provinces, reaching a ; by the United Nations relief and 1 high of $7,800,000 yearly in the! works agency out of its $200,000,- 1957,;58 r'scal /ear\u2018 Th,ts Pro§ram ; nnn ,2\t.\t,\t,\t.\t.\t.: won .regiment or centralize per- - 000 self-support fund for Arab | f0na[ h|alth services, said Mr.refugees.\t| Martin, but will help doctors by Irrigation canals will spread providing new X-ray and other ; outlying | Tornadoes Take Seven ore Lives Birmingham, Ala.- (4b \u2014Spring tornadoes roaring through the south for the second straight day med, studied in England until they were considered old enough to take up the heavy responsibilities I of ruling their lands.A three-man regency carried on the royal duties until Hussein reached the required age.King Fcisal\u2019s uncle, Prince Abdul Hah, has boon regent in Iraq.Both regencies will end today.King Hussein, grandson of .Tor- | dan's first monarch, King Abdul- j lah, who was assassinated in Old Jerusalem two years ago, will swear Ihe oath of royal office in over the treeless sandy plains of i diagnostic services in the peninsula, carrying new hope I and sparse areas, and help patients , for the refugees, most of whom by cutting down time and money ! killed seven persons and left at Parliament, live in squalor in Arab countries.[spent in travelling to the larger least 12 others injured Friday in Three shouts of \u201clong live the They will work agricultural settle-j medical centres.\tAlabama\t\u2019 king\" by Parliament President 2.An annual grant rising to:'\t,\ti Ibrahim Ilashem will be the sig- $1,000,000 a year to fill gaps in nc aea< y tunnels of destruc-1 naj for io-gun salutes in Amman existing programs for réhabilita-;*'01\u2019 danced along a 60-mile path and in the Jordan-held half of tion of disabled persons.Mr.Mar- jin north-central Alabama, striking divided Jerusalem the old City ments and light industries.The triangular peninsula, flanked by the Red Sea, Gulf of Suez and Aqaba, now in sparsely inhabited by about 37,000 Bedouins, scattered over the 24.000-square mile area in nomadic tribes.The irrigation of the Sinai desert is one of a series of projects being carried out by the United Nations for the relief of 880.000 refugees who left Palestine four years ago.Work has begun on a $40,000,-000 project in Jordan to settle on St.Laurent Will Visit Washington Ottawa, \u2014(CP)\u2014 A handful of problems involving relations between Canada and the United 20,000 Arab families on 95,000 States likely will be discussed fre.s of\t!and the arid ,\t~\t\u2022 a ca t i Jordan valley, between the Lake of when Prime Minister St.Laurent (Galilee and the Dead Sea visits Washington next week.The journey has been billed as a \u201ccourtesy\u201d visit, but it was indicated Friday that diplomatic affairs will rank high.It was learned that External Affairs Minister Pearson will accompany the prime minister when he leaves by air next Thursday for a three-day stay with President Eisenhower.J.W.Pickersgill, .\t,\t\u2022 clerk of the Privy Council and\tmedical aid and clothing.So far, only the fringe of the refugee problem has been tackled.About two-thirds of the 880,000 refugees live in overcrowded mos- SHERBROOKE\u2019S COAT OF ARMS: Feeling Huit the old coat of arms did not truly represent the real spirit of Sherbrooke ami ils ciliz.en.s, the City Council has formally adopted (ho above armorial bearings prepared for it by the Droum insiiluto of Montreal.The V shaped heraldic piece in the foregnuim! symbolizes Ihe geographical position of Sherbrooke al Hit' confluence of Ihe St.Francis and Magog rivers the early name of Sherbrooke being Big Forks The two lightning bolt's recall thal Sherbrooke is truly ''The Electric Cily.\u201d The lance recalls St.Michael, Ihe patron of the Cathedral.The rowel of Ihe spur is taken from the coat of arms of the Sir John Cope Sherhrooke family, governor of Canada.aider whom Ihe city was named.Tin- French clement is represent by the two fleur de lys and the English by the rose.The mural crown wilh seven lowers, formerlv characterizing fortified chics of the first order only, stresses dial Sherbrooke is really \u201cThe Queen of the Eastern Townships.\" The Latin motto \"Ne Quid Nimis,\" is that of Ihe Sherbrooke family and means \"Nothing Too Good.\u201d Criminal Law Changes May Take Year To He Passed tin had in mind such persons as those with legs or arms amputated, a shattering blow near Ashland and Moslem priests will call the nuiuaivu,\t\u2018 T\tpeople to prayer from towering paraplegics, victims of accidents !.'\t\u2018\t1 dedd and most of l,*1c ; minarets throughout the country, for whom there is no other pro- mJurecl were counted.\tThe accession ceremony will vision and other suffering body i The Alabama tornadoes struck start a three-day program of spe crippling conditions.\tone day after Warner Robins, Ga., cial events, which are to be attond- 3.An annual grant rising to ! was ravaged by a twister that left cd by representatives from Jor-$2,000,000 a year to boost medical 18 dead Between 250 and 300 per-;dan\u2019s sister states in Ihe Arab services for mothers and children sons were injured there, and dam-: league and Western diplomats, by expanding health clinics, home age was estimated at.$15,000,000.Following the Parliament cere-nursing visits, more health re- Two highway patrol officers saw !nony' Hussein will go tirst to the a tornado appear near Calera, 33 : Çran0 W-BROAD ST, MT.VERNOR,H.y.£D E6&LESTON, /0/6 F/PPoef&MS Bite-.CLEVELAND /4,Q.({y HEN SOMEONE LIKE THIS IS LOOKING for YOU, YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE NO HELP AT ALL\" ER\"D\u2019>A know where he is?IM HIS UNCLE-HAVEN\u2019T seen HIM IN A LONG TIME-HAROOMPH.' VER/ IMPORTANT X GET IN TOUCH WITH HIM/ NOTHIN YEAH-HEREs His Address iU TELDOU How TO GET THERE-ETC- IN 4 CASE SUCH AS THUS-THEY DO EVERYTHllNô BUT GET OUT THE BLOODHOUNDS YEAH, SURE: HE MOVED TO COOPLETOWN - WORKS FOR THE TINFOIL BODY CTO-DRIVES A FLITT COUP-\" HIS LICENSE NUMBER IS BH-3980J HIS BOSS'S TELEPHONE NUMBER IS ^.4 CARD IN kzartaa* BLOOPSTOff* 4-30 FKATFKK.S SYNDICaTF.Ire.; WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED NORTH HATLEY On Sunday, May 3rd, 1st Uni-versalist Church.North Hatley.Rev.Edna P.Bruner, 5 years minister of 1st Universalist Church, of Canton, New York, and now director of Education in 1st Universalist Church of America.Service at 10:45 a.m.: also in afternoon.All are invited.Writing is Easy!'* says \u2019v\\ SERIAL W?0* SAM Working in a room inspiringly decorated with fresh pastel shades of hard-wearing B-H Eggshell Finish, creative ideas are acquired with the minimum of effort.ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.The Furniture Store Next to the Parking Lot.Meadow St.\u2014 Tel.2-1355 Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Learned and Mr.Douglas Learned, of Cookshire; Mr.and Mrs.M.D.Blue, of Saw-yerville; Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Porter, Mr.and Mrs.Roland Maurice and son, of Lennoxville, and Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Porter, of Sherbrooke.Mrs.D.A.Gilbert, of Lime Ridge, was a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Currier.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Currier and Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Curridr and family, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Learned, in Cookshire.Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Currier were guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Mac-kay, in Cookshire.Friends are glad to welcome back to town.Mr.and Mrs.Alex limes, who spent the winter in Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Galon Grapes, who were with Mr.and Mrs.Irwin McBurney, in Clifton, for the winter.Several from here attended the wedding reception in Sawyerville in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Partick.Friends of Mr.Richard Kerry will regret to know that he is a patient in the Queen Mary's Veterans\u2019 Hospital, in Montreal.Mr.James Galvin spent a week as a patient under observation in the same hospital.Miss Maud Banks and Mr.C.Banks were guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Davies.Friends regret to know that the Alden family are ill with the \u201cflu.\u201d Mr, and Mrs.Guy Locke and daughters, of Pittsburg, N.H., were guests of Mr.B.Harrison, who is ill and has been confined to his room for several months.Mr.and Mrs.Moodie Merrill, of North Hatley, were calling on Mil G.E.Merrill.of Bury, Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Barter, and family and Mr.and Mrs.John Currie.Mrs.M.Worby, of East Angus, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.A.Martin.Mr.and Mrs.George Ellis and family, were visiting fi-iends in Cookshire.DUDSWELL JUNCTION Miss Marion Westman has taken a position in Richmond.Mrs.Albert Willard spent several days in Rock Island with Mr.and Mrs.Frank Anderson.Mr.Willard went to Rock Island to accompany her home.Mr.Albert Heath and Mr.Jos-: eph Veilleux have employment in the sawmill at the Bishop Casket Company's factory.The sympathy of this community is extended to Carl Bishop and family in the death of his wife, Ethel McHarg Bishop.Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Albert Willard were Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Hooker, of Bishopton, and Mr, Howard Grey, of Bury.MARBLETON Mrs.Walter Wood, of Sher-! brooke, was in town calling on friends.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Maskell were guests of Mr.and Mrs Dal-I tfy Orr at South Dudswell, \u2019 Mr.Arthur Ward, of Bury, was 1 a visitor in town.Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Weyland have returned from Portland, Me., and have opened their home here for the summer.CROSSBURY Mr.and Mrs.Darrell Wilson, of Gaspe, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.A.Martin.Mr.and Mrs.A.Martin and Mrs.M.Worby were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Sylvestre.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Bailey and familv were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Morrison, at Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.John Currie were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Barter.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Martin were Mr.and Mrs.E.Wotten, millanville; Miss Merilla Bullard has return-1 ed home, after spending a few days with Mrs.Wilfred Wright, Mr.Kingsley Bullard, Mr.Wayne McGillivary, Miss Audry Mc-Gillivary Mr.C.McGillivary and Mrs.M.Mosher motored to Ples-sisville.Mr.Joseph Burton and family, Mr.R.Pelletier and family were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fiedele, Pelletier, Coal is Kentucky\u2019s principal mineral resource, as much as $160,-000.000 worth being mined in a year.EATON Miss Roberta Cairns, of Ives Hill, spent the week-end with her friend, Miss Shirley Haseltine.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Stone and family, of Coaticook, were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Jack Ewart, i Mr.and Mrs.Albert Sage and family, of Richmond, were supper guests at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Stone and family and Mr.and Mrs.Sage and family also visited at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Luce.Mr, and Mrs, J.Lundeborg, of j Huntingville, were evening guests ! of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Haseltine.Mr.Hollis Rowell, of East Clifton.has been «siting Mr.and Mrs.F.B.Luce.\u2019 I Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Currier and family, of Creston.B.C.who have spent the winter with the former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Currier, were visiting friends in this vicinity.Mr.and Mrs, A.M.Currier and family, of Newcastle.N.B., are visiting the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Currier.Mr.Norman Currier, of Thet-ford Mines, was a week-end guest of his parents.Callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Currier were.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Jackson, of Island Brook; Mr.James Buick, of South Ham; Mr.and Mrs.Roy Morrill, The Sherbrooke Community Concert Association this coming week is holding a campaign for members for the purpose of assuring a series of concerts by world famous artists here during the coming season.Every community is improved by advantages of sound business \u2018 establishments, industries, good schools, churches, libraries and various municipal improvements.The availability of fine music presented by authoritative musicians is another advantage which will benefit those making their homes in Sherbrooke.\t.Having become interested in music through the excellent instruction in our schools and by our private teachers, through the many radio programs bringing these treasures freely into our homes and through motion pictures, many of us will be glad to welcome our Carnegie Hall in Sherbrooke for the enjoyment and cultural development of ourselves and the education and pleasure of our children, Therefore, as Mayor of Sherbrooke.I proclaim this week of May 3rd to May 9th officially as COMMUNITY CONCERT WEEK.\u2019\t, J.E.LEVESQUE, Mayor.: k b k'doke^lirttst i cotf i jUNniuuiidiiiiui Uiii'ii; Your Rental Problems will be solved - If you buy one of the very desirable properties we are offering FOR SALE To settle estates 600 QUEBEC STREET Frame semi-detached \u2014 one 6 and one 5 room dwelling: one car garage.OR 651 QUEBEC STREET Frame two-storey building \u2014 5 and 8 room heated flats.Four car garage in rear.These well located properties hove extra large lots completely landscaped.One dwelling in each now leased to suitable tenants \u2014 purchaser may have immediate occupation of remaining dwelling or flat.Telephone 2-3845 for complete information and arrange for inspection.Sherbrooke Trust Company A. For Your Printing Requirements dial 3-3636 Œîje City $age Keep Your FURS And CLOTH GARMENTS Sof* In Our Recently Completed, Modern Storoge Vault.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY.MAY 2, 1953 THE CROWN LAUNDRY OF SHERBROOKE Ltd.1705 King St.W««t.\tT«l.3-25M Council Members Stirred By Rumors Church Leaders Of Changes In Assessment Basis Support Appeal Do You Remember?Certain Sherbrooke aldermen are indignant, to put it mildly, over statements made at a recent meeting of the Sherbrooke Propri etors League that a sharp increase is planned in the valuation of local properties.A former alderman who received a rough ride from the electors in the recent elections, told the proprietors that there was a move underway to change the assessment basis from approximately 55 per cent of the reaj value to 80.90 or even 100 per cent.His declaration came during the course of an attack on the manner in which the city finances are being administered and he hinted that while the aldermen would re duce the mill rate in an effort to convince the taxpayers that it was just a technical change, actually the cut in the rate would not compensate for the increase in valuation.In the end, the property owner would find his tax bill boosted substantially.The members of the present Council refuse to say whether or not such a plan is contemplated but some are loud in their charges of breath of faith and \u201csqueeling.\u201d The intensity of their charges in-dicatesv that something is afoot, and that it has been under study for some time \u2014 even as far back as before the spring elections when the accuser was a member of the Council.Rather than answer \u201cyes\u201d or \u201cno\u201d to the charges of the exalderman, they say that he should not say anything about what transpires in the \u201cStar Chamber\u201d committee hearings, that the aider-men are welded together by a virtual pledge of secrecy.A factor the protesters appear to forget is that they are dealing with the people's business and that the taxpayer has the right to some reasonable information as to what the aldermen plan to do with him.The situation, as seen by the proprietors, is something like this: The city is finding financing difficult, as evidenced by the recent boost, in tenant taxes, gas and water rates and there is little prospect for improvement.By juggling the valuation upwards and modestly reducing the mill rate, some additional revenue might be raised without too much protest from the property-owner.But there are complications.The school taxes are collected on municipal valuations and the school commissions themselves are short of money.The Protestant school board sought to maintain its financial stability by imposing a special levy of three mills on Protestant ratepayers and on the neutral panel, but the Roman Catholic board has taken no such action.The proprietors fear that if the city increases the valuation rate, the boards might decide to leave their mill rate unchanged and take advantage of the value boosts to increase their revenues.Of course, nothing is definite as those in the know refuse to say what, if anything, is in the wind.The taxpayer will learn the bad news soon enough, they hint.Days Of AAassawippi Lake Boats For Blood Donors Pocahontas, Mayflower Recalled Hundreds Of Voices Will Be Heard In Concerl Al The Arena Tonight # * \u2022 Furniture Men Attended Annual Sales Meeting Local prominent furniture and appliance dealers and their sales representatives attended the annual sales meeting this week at the New Sherbrooke Hotel, given by Fred Hudon Agencies Limited.Sales Agents for the Easy Washing Co.in the Province.Fred Hudon.president of Fred Hudon Agencies, presided and was assisted by Mr.Harold Sabis-ton, executive of the Easy Company, Toronto, Paul Monier, L.P.Lussier and Larry Seguin, representatives of Fred Hudon Agencies Limited.Following the presentation of Easy\u2019s 1953 appliance models, all all present anticipated in an open discussion period.From among supporting forces of the Red Cross Blood Donor | Campaign that is to be hold next wc:k at the William Street Armoury have been received two let tors, one from Archbishop Georges Cabana and the other from Rev.A.V.Ottiweil, president of the Sherbrooke and District Ministerial Association.The context of both letters re- fleets the sympathy of a church-i going public as well as unreserved : support of the ecclesiastical sector in this city.Mr.Ottiweil says in his letter: \u201cIn confection with the appeal for the Blood Clinic may I say on behalf of the Sherbrooke and District Ministerial Association that wc heartily endorse this worthy appeal and commend it to all our people.\u201d \"1 hope that there will be a good response from all who are able to I give of themselves on behalf of the \\ \\ sick and afflicted.\u201d Archbishop Cabana's letter says: \u201cl am pleased to congratulate i the Red Cross on their Blood ! Donor service which has already ; rendered many great services to a great number of people.\u201cOn May 5th a new Campaign : for Blood Donors will begin.1 myself know that our population i will respond and that you will be J able to get enough volunteers to I donate blood which will permit the hospitals to maintain their service.\"1 should like to ask that all ecclesiastical and laymen of the ; Church respond generously and I unselfishly in giving a little bit of ! your blood.In doing so you will I understand the holy sacrifice of I Christ for humanity,\u201d Mayflower.LLI] 1 m Aî-r t i 11 a r ««« The 1953 Youth Festival eon eludes tonight with the staging of the Grand Concert at the Arena.The program, which is devoted to orchestral works and choral singing, begins at 7:30 o'clock.A grand total of 500 voices will be heard in the mixed choir ren-: dilion of Mo/art's Avo Rorum in the selection for choir, organ and orchestra.John F.1 enaghan will be al the console while Sylvie La charité, conductor of the Shor tirooke Symphony Orchestra will direct.The playing of O Canada and God Save the Queen, which will i usher m the program, will he directed by Georges Sylvestre chairman of the Board of of the Youth Festival.Th tors Direr The Vive k \u2022 s 'XS\t^ \u2022SMKV AsWVsXx Pocahontas concluding selection will be I,'Estrie, a musical sainte to Fast ern Canada, which was composed ; hy Rev Maurice O'ltreadv, a vice j president ol the Youth Festival.I The playing of this composition | by Father (Vftready to conclude the Youth Festival is now a tradi j lion.One of the program highlights will be the appearance of Chut dette Lneharite, a scholarship winner of last year's Festival, as soloist for (In' piano and orrhes.; tra work In Hoelhoven.eoneerlo in D Major No.t, allegro move ment.Following art' the oilier selee | lions which will he presented at : I he Grand Concerl; Marche Milt laire 2 uSchuhcrO* and Tremon-lirr Overture (t)livadoli) hy the St.Charles Seminary band, directed by Abbe Gerard Patenaude.Roys' choir with organ: l Went to the Market, arrangement by Rev Rrother Rarnahe, an E.T.composer, featuring the pupils of the Artistic and Cultural Centre ot Sherbrooke (Mrs.A.BocigneuI).Choir of girls and organ: a Schubert song, arranged by Paul-Marcel Rohidoux with words by Father O'Brendy, directed by Jean Rousseau, who will also direct the work, I Went to the Market.Seminary Rand: Jason and the Golden Dragon (Johnson), directed by Abbe Patenaude; girls' choir with organ, a Mozart minuet, arranged by Nylvio Lneharite and directed by Lucien Rilodenu.March tWeber), Symphony Orchestra.directed by Mr.Laehnr-tie: boys' choir with organ.Deep River, arranged and directed by Mr.1 achnrile; orchestra, Sarabande Ulaendl), directed by Mr.I aeharite.Girls\u2019 Choir with organ.La Grande Demande, by Rev.Broilin' Oscar O\u2019Brien, formerly of Sherbrooke, words by Maurice Morrisel and arrangement by Paul Marcel Rohidoux.miming by Mrs.Rene Leelaire, Micheline Le claire and Gilles Martel, direction by Jean Rousseau.Mixed choir with organ: Jesus My Friend (Bach), arranged by Mr 1,aeharite, translation by Father O'Bready and directed by Mr.t.aebarilo.All the organ music will be played by Mr.Lon-aghan.Funeral Service Held Yesterday For Miss Millet Former Residents Of The Townships Plan Sixth Annual Ontario Picnic os & \u2019SS» \u2014you need good soil\u2014loose crumbly, porous soil that enables roots to form and spread, makes easy the absorption of water and nutrients.That kind of soil grows plants\u2014and is easy to work! Krilium SOIL CONDITIONER One treatment of Krilium creates such soil overnight and keeps it so for years.You treasure your gardening hours\u2014you'll really enjoy them working in Krilium treated soil.The hard work is eliminated, no more hard-packed clay to spade, weeds pull out with ease, cultivation is a pleasure, and results are amazing.] lb and 5 lb tins.Folium FERTILIZER Plants and lawns need a fertilizer.You'll like Folium for two reasons \u2014it\u2019s so easy to apply (dissolved in water) with sprinkling can or hose, no more digging and \"working it in\u201d\u2014 and it is a complete, balanced plant food, its nutrients being absorbed immediately through both leaves and roots.1 lb and 5 lb tins.MONSANTO CANADA UMITID \u2022 Mortlreol, Ter«nto, Vnncouvei j The funeral of Mary Alice Millet, | whose death occurred in her 79th year at the home on Prospect ; Street, on Tuesday, was held in | St.Patrick's Church yesterday morning at.9 o'clock.; Rev.Father J.R.Moisan, pas-I tor.received the body at the door, i and later was the celebrant at the Requiem Mass, assisted by Rev.1 Father Raoul Couture, as deacon, j and Rev.Father Julian Clark, act- I ing as sub-deacon.The music was provided by members of St.Patrick\u2019s choir, under the direction j of John Codere, with Mrs.M.C.| Shea, at the organ.During the -signing of the register, a solo was | sung by Keville Doherty.The bearers were L.G.Coogan, Frank Conway.Bruce Bishop, P.M.Robins, N.B.Farrell and George Lolhrop.The mourners were Richard H.(Dick) Millet, brother; Owenie Mc-Keon, niece, of Sherbrooke; and George Millet, nephew, of Derby Line.Among the many friends, neighbors and acquaintances who were present to pay their last, tribute to the deceased, were, A.J.O'Boyle, Austin Conway, M.F.Farrell, Fred Shelley, A.C.Skinner, T.A.Loughheed, E.D.Bradley, Norrey Lacey.R L.Pettigrue, John Campbell, B.W.Murray, William Na-j deau, Harry Cochrane, Austin Conway Jr.- mmmmm By MRS.GLEN BENNETT \u201cTest your memory, my dearie, Do you remember when .\u201d There were no motor boats on Lake Massawippi?When the Pocahontas made daily trips between Ayer's Cliff and North Hatley?When Glen Villa was the shining jewel on the west side of the lake?1 don\u2019t but there are those who do, and among them is Mr.J.G.Sampson, of North Hatley, w'ho loves to reminisce of those days.I was talking to him the other day, and I asked him to tell me something about the Pocahontas.\"Well, she wasn't (he first boat on the lake, you know,\u201d he said.\u201cNo, the first was \u2018The Pride of the Valley.\u2019 Now there was something.She was ninety feet long, a MjiFoliim f sm h'\t^\t^?ul' Hal bottom, side-wheeler.The Put- of Sherbrooke; and Albert l-re- nev brothers buil, her, righl (lown geau.Q.C and Raymond Fregeau, thèrc in Dreamland Park.She was or kock isiano.\tused for pleasure trips, and excur- - Mont Notre Dame was represent-j si0ns- Thev used to havc dancPS ed by members of the community; jon 1}oard her t00.j think Ben the Catholic Womens League by LcBaron owned hcr.: ?rs- E- S.Shelley and the Mis-, «j remember once she was tak-sion Circle, by Mrs.frank Wielgus, ; jng a cr0\\vd to the Fair at Ayer\u2019s president.Wellington N.Distributor for Krilium Mitchell & Co.Ltd SHERBROOKE Tel.2-2662 Codere Limited Wellington N.SHERBROOKE Tel.3-2501 Distributor for Krilium DISTRIBUTORS SEEDSMEN AND NURSERYMEN ?35 St.Lawrence BIvcU Montreal \u2014 Tel.LA.1287 Branch \u2014 91 Curé Labelle Blvd.Abord-à-Plouffe, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.MU.1-1685 Perron & Co Ltd.I Cliff.And.it was a windy day.She couldnt make much headway, and righl off Blueberry Point she was blown into shore and ground-jed! Stuck! Well, the Putney brothers helped al! the passengers off i to shore.There was an old woman, she was fat.They thought she | could stay aboard, but finally i.hey decided she'd have to come off too.; So they helped her to shore, and the old \u2018Pride\u2019 floated up, just like Damage Actions Revive Memory Of Large Strike Tl\u201e aoi_:i,\u201e r inAn \u2022 a duck.Well, they got the passen- m nr hut-iUor!°m S°f ?49 15 \u2018 gers all back on board, and start-over but there may be some stormy /¦»/-» II r- /¦> r* r* i r- 4 f 1 1\t4 U\t1*1.1 court sessions to follow as the j\t\u2018\"(him result of the fracas\t^\t^^^\t^ wind caught thorn | The first of eight damage\tonnnsfto s^de™ Thev never tions taken against Inspector Nor- \"\"\t?ld^,Jfhey i16^^ bert Labbe and other members of dld gef t0 Aycr s C,lff and the I the Quebec Provincial Police will\t, T be heard in Superior Court here * remember another time, I was on May 25.\t:ten years old, when the old \u2018Pride The actions are being taken as Puded a*- a l.an(Lng wheio the the result of clashes between the BJerg\u2019a\"d c,amP 15 now.They call-strikers and police.\tcd Grey s Shanty in those days.The plaintiffs, all asbestos min- ^ey had a hogshead of birch-beer ; ers with one exception, claim I on board, they d been tapping all damages of $25,000 each for alleg-1 day- , : ed mistreatment at the hands of \u201cBirch-beer?I asked, the Provincial Police, May 6, 1949.\t\u201cYea.'\u2019 his eyes twinkled.It At the time, the four-month strike was awful stuff.Well, while they was in its third month.\ti were in there, the boiler let.off The plaintiffs are miners, Ger- a great boom.And, sir, it scared ard Chamberlain.Jean-Paul Houle, the engineer so\u2014\u201d Mr.Sampson Joseph Beaudoin, and Alfred1 stopped and chuckled.\u201cWell, it Blanchette, all of Thetford Mines, was a sad accident.He was so Emile Grimard, Jean-Noel Hamel scared when he heard that boiler and Jeffrey Roux, all of Asbestos go pop\u2014\u201d and Adelestin Lavalliere, Thetford \u201cWeren't you scared?\u201d asked his Mines Undertaker.\tsister-in-law, The plaintiffs will be represent- \u201cNo,\u201d said Mr.Sampson.\u201c1 was ed by Jacques Perreault and TheoFonly ten years old.I wasn't sear-dore L'Esperance, of Montreal, ed of anything.\u201d and Carrier Fortin, of Sherbrooke, i \u201cThen, the next boat was the The defendants will be represent- Mayflower.I think she belonged to ed by Leon Methot.of Three Plum LeBaron.They sunk her off Rivers and another attorney.\tSaints Rest.On a day when the - water is clear, they say you can Some currents in the ocean are see the old hull down deep in the produced by variations in the den- lake there, sity of the water, according to the.\u201cThen there was the Mas.-.a-Encyclopedia Britannica\tiwippi.She was a little thing.The Putney brothers built her loo.She I used to take wood to the camps.| There were camps up the lake in those days, where people would go land stay all summer, never leave, j They had to have wood, groceries, ! mail, everything delivered.One J first of July she was loaded with barrels of waste and junk, and j sticks of dynamite in Ihc barrels too, and they took her out.to the middle of the lake and fired her.Y\u2019ou should have seen hcr when times barrels went off, We used to have real celebrations in those ! days.\u201cThen came the Pocahontas.She was a good boat.I had her built in 1903, in Ihe field right next to the j station.She used to tie up at a : wharf righl where the government ! wharf is now.A boat builder came ; from Sorel and did the work.She I was seventy-five feet, long, a wood-l burner.She used to go up the |lake twice a day, every day, delivering wood, mail and groceries, j and ferrying passengers.One ot ! the places we used to get wood ! was Dan Abbott\u2019s camp, that was the Fred Rugg camp, some fellow [ from Slanstead owns it now.Dan Abbott had a great big landing, and he sold wood to all the camps up and down the lake.Wc made regular stops, on one side of the lake, and on Ihe other, and if any of Ihe camps wanted us to stop there, they'd pul a sign out.\u201cWe used to have moonlight excursions too, and special trains used to run every Sunday afternoon, bringing people who wanted to go on these excursions.Tur-cotte\u2019s band played, and we often had these excursions and moonlight trips during the week too.A fellow by the name of Mills (the late Mr.E.A.Mills of Sherbrooke) came up one summer to do some work on the engine.He didn\u2019t stay very long.He said the nights were the hottest, the bullfrogs the noisiest, and the mosquitoes the hungriest he had ever encountered \u201cSome time during the First World War the \u2018Pokey\u2019 made her last trip.Her cabin is now the boathouse at.Jli-Jink.s cottage.And ner ship's wheel is a table in Ronald\u2019s fMr.R.M.Sampson of Magog) living room.People began to get their own little boats.Joe Goodwin and Scot Worthing had Ihe first two motorboats on I^akc Massawippi.One of them was named \u2018Quo-Vadis.\u2019 If that was Joe\u2019s boat, it was well named,\u201d reflect-! ed Mr.Sampson \u201cHe never knew where that boat was going half the time.I\u2019ll bet he cranked that thing around the lake, more than the motor ever drove it.\u201d Glen YGlla faced the lake on the , wide, flat expanse of property1 fronting the lake on the west side, j now owned by Mr.Eric Webster, of Sherbrooke.Before the days of j any hotel, it was the site of Hus-: sey\u2019s sawmill.Mr.Alfred Putney built the first small hotel there, i which burned down.The property I Mrs.C.H.Niles Died Yesterday At Sister's Home Mrs.Cyrus If.Niles, Ihc former Esther Moe, member of a pioneer | Sherbrooke family, passed away yesterday at the home of hcr sis-i 1er, Mrs.J.H.Bryant, 450 Bowen avenue south, after a brief illness.! An outstanding personality in the field of sporls, social and cultural j activity in Sherbrooke, Mrs, Niles\u2019 j passing will come as a shock to the ! many friends she had made.An ardent, curler and golfer, she I was an executive member of the ¦ Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke Curling Club land former captain of the Sher-} brooko Country Club.Mrs.Niles was first president of Ihe Wom-i errs Canadian Club of the Eastern Townships and one of two honor-j ary members of that organization.Her funeral service will be held on Monday afternoon, family pray-! ers at two o\u2019clock at the home of Mrs.Bryant, where the remains are resting, followed by the .service al the Church of the Advent, i Rev.Canon E.K.Moffatl officiating.Interment will be made in the Moe family plot in Elmwood Cemetery.Mrs.Niles was horn In Sherbrooke, daughter of the late Hiram 1 and Esther Moe.Her father was High Constable at the Sherbrooke ; court house.She was educated in local schools and at MoGill Uni-; versity.Mrs.Niles was married in Sherbrooke and her husband, who was employed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce, passed away about, six years ago in Saskatoon, Sask., where he was manager of a bank branch.About a year after their marriage, Mr.and Mrs.Niles moved to the Prairies where Mr.Niles had several postings in his bank duties.For a period I.hey also resided in Montreal.Mrs.Niles returned to Sherbrooke and took up residence with her sister about five years ago.In addition to Mrs.Bryant, Ihe former Jane Moe, Mrs.Kites is survived by two brothers, G.Reid Moe, Sherbrooke, and Harry Moe, of Cookshire; one daughter, Mrs.James Holden (Rita), of Winnipeg, Man., and granddaughter, Ann Holden.A brother, Charles Moe, Seattle, Wash., and a sister, Miss Margard.Moe, Sherbrooke, predeceased hcr.was then bought by Mr.G.A.LcBaron, who built the expansive, picturesque Glen Villa that many can still remember, The late Mr.Louis Seguin, of North Hatley, was the foreman in charge of con- The K.T.Gel Together Club | made plans for its annual plenic at Guelph, Ont., on or about Ihe first of July, al a reecnl meeting held nl Burford, Out., in (he home of Mr.and Mrs.Craig (.\u2019haddock, formerly of Lennoxville.Members of the planning coni milice who allemled were: President Harold Rnarlu' and Mrs.lioarke, SI, George, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Locke and Mr.and Mrs.| Ewart Glass, Guelph, Ralph Libby, Mr.and Mrs.Herman Hobbs and j Mr.and Mrs.William Peak.Ilamil I Ion, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Locke again offer led Ihe use of their farm near Guelph as Ihe site for this year\u2019s picnic, its locution making il ideal j tor Ibis purpose, as Ihe \u201cRoyal City'\u2019 is silualed so that t,ravelling distances are divided equally for Ihose coming from various parks of the Province.The rolling hills with their prosperous farms bring memories of old homes in the Eastern Townships to guests at the picnics which arc held each year for the many former E.T.residents who now live in Ontario.Each year there are also visil ers from across the IJ.K.border TODAY and TOMORROW | ami K.T.residents vacationing bore who make it a point to drop \u201cIn,\u201d I hoping to meet old friends.This year's picnic is Ihe sixth and, in general, will follow the design of former years.The committee will hold a work meeting before t.hc | day of Ihe picnic to prepare the meadow and to construct two more : lahles with benches, using the donations given last year, for this ! purpose.The refreshment booth, at.which ice cream ami soil drinks were Isold, and which was operated for Ihe club hy Archie McDonald, of lltiiford, proved so popular that if I was decided to continue this fee-lure.Circulars giving the exact | dale and road directions will he I mailed lo several hundred interested families and any names sent to members of Ihe committee will be added to the mailing list.After the meeting Ihc members ! spciil a pleasanl social hour and were later trealed to a supper by Ihe hostess, Mrs.(\u2019haddock, who i was assisted in her duties by her two nieces, Mrs.Clayton Merrill I ami Mrs.Gordon Brooks, Brant-lord, Ont.BRIEFLETS TOMORROW Holy Name Kociely members of j St.Patrick's Church will assembly | in the Churi'li Hull al, 7:45 a.m., ! Sunday, May 3rd, for the regular monthly Communion at Ihc eight o'clock Mass, MONDAY The Lennoxville Ladies\u2019 Bowling Club will meet in Ihe Gertrude 1 Scott.Hall, Monday evening, at 8 | o'clock.The Lennoxville Boy Scouts and Cub meeting Monday night al, Mrs.is, Hamilton's on Church Sfrcel.Regular meeting of King George j V Chapter, I.O.D.E., will he held on Monday, 3 p.m., J.D.D.E.House, Moore Street.St.Patrick's Mission Circle meeting, Monday, Church Hall, 8 p.m.Hostesses: Misses Alice Mooney i and M.Milton.St.Agnes Guild, Church of the | Advent, meets Monday, 8 p.m.al.Ihc home of Mrs.W.Patton, (ifil Patricia Street, with Mrs.D.La-! valliere as joint hostess.The Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will be held at Miss Frances Brodeur, 89 Queen Street, Monday i evening, at, 8:15 p.m.Quebec Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will meet, on Monday | evening 8:15 p.m.at the home ot Mrs.Guy Blanchette, 422 Victoria., _________________________ HAS BIRTHDAY Dance, I.O.O.F.Hall, Sawyerville, Sat., May 2nd.Art James\u2019 Orch.Nearly new sale, Trinity Church, Court St., Tues.& Wed.afternoon and evening, May 5-0.Rummage sale, Thursday at 2 p.m.Arlicles fur V.O.N.Thriff; Shop ncxl Del may he sent anytime to Mrs.E.M.Wiggeft, 573 Queen No.SI.Faith\u2019s Guild Maytime Tea and Sale of knitted and fancy arli rles; also food, SI.Peter\u2019s Church Hall.Tues., May 5th, 3:30 to 6 p.m.Tickets 40c.\u2022Æwzafc.\u2022>- (Oil Paintings of Local Scenes) BILL BUTLER Tel.24552 LANDSCAPES FOR SALE PAINTER - pePER HANGER c/o Mrs.Davidson 159 Magog St.\u2014 Sherbrooke JAMES RUSSELL Insurance of every description 180 Court Street Office 3-1050 Ret.24901 HENRY WARD INSURE AND BE SECURE Automobile, Fire, Liability Life, Sickness and Accident HARTLEY F.GRAHAM Gcnerel Insurance 110 Wellington N.Room 107 Tel.2-9794, 2-6759 - Sherbrooke Continued On j|agc 5 A.L.PARKER, who is observing his 82nd birthday anniversary I tomorrow.FOR EVERY _ MOTHER vie R\tMothers are ( so easy to please, why\tnot spread this wonderful day .Mother\u2019s Day .by sending flowers to other people\u2019s mothers too! FLOWERS * BY * WIRE For your mother should she live far away.J.Milford & Son Reg'd 143 Frontenac St.Tel.2-3757 1 'OUT \u2022SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1953 Sljetbcook Daily Becotd The Oldest Daily in the District Established Ninth Day of February, 1897, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette, established 1837, and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office 119 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 25 cents weekly, $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 6 months $4.50, 3 months $2.50.1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c.\u201c Authorized as second class mail, Post Office, Department, Ottawa,\u201d THE RED SHIELD CAMPAIGN No one knows better than The Salvation Army officer who toils among the people at all hours of the day and night how true is the saying that \u201cone half of the world does not know how the other half lives.\u201d They know intimately the short and simple annals of the poor.But misfortune is not a monopoly of the poor, say today\u2019s Salvationists.Increasingly, those who live above the poverty line are having their troubles.They need sympathetic counsel and assistance, administered by specialists in welfare work who are well qualified to give it.For The Salvation Army this consciousness of need is not merely the result of gazing upon misery whenever it occurs.It is possible to do that and only become callous.Actually it is the result of a deep-seated desire to bring into action the best qualities of mind and heart so that distress might be alleviated and evil conditions corrected.The Salvation Army is richer today in accumulated experience and more efficient in its operations because of its strict adherence to the Reds cooperating with the West in wiping out the conditions under which they breed best.Mr.Eisenhower\u2019s speech covered a wide range of possibilities, from small beginnings to great and distant hopes.Despite all the Kremlin\u2019s words, there is little sign we are likely to achieve more than the beginnings \u2014 if that much.The Russian bear may be trying to sound like a gentler animal.But he still has the same old lumbering gait and predatory purpose.Exercise Caution Around Cement Mixers, Sam POLITENESS IS THE TOKEN Big people, as we know, are noted for being natural, small people for being self-conscious and uneasy.Rudeness is the first defence of those who feel inferior, and their rudeness proclaims it.Inadequacy is never polite.Nothing is more absurd than this defensiveness and deference has been truly called \u201cthe most eloquent of all compliments.\u201d If we concede the virtues and accomplishments of others, and respect them, politeness is the token of it.The more sure a man is of himself, the deeper \u2014 and more graceful is his humility.Washington Column IKE WORKS HARD, PLAYS HARD, AND DOESN'T PULL ANY RANK By PETER EDSON NEA Washington Correspondent Washington \u2014 (NEA) \u2014 If the first 100 days, arc the hardest, Dwight D.Eisenhower has passed the first milestone on the four-year endurance run.The transition from U.S.commander-in-chief of military forces in Europe to commander-inchief of the whole Uniletl States and its myriad problems all over the world has done something to the Eisenhower personality.While he was always under the public eye as a national hero, today he is under a microscope.Every trivality \u2014 every frown, smile, cold, stomach-ache or lost golf ball is now world-shaking news.Let him say he likes grils, and \u2014 bingo! Somebody sends him five pounds a week for life.It would be hard to say which is the most significant of these tremendous trifles.Some might say that he showed his real character when he climbed out from under high-hat tradition and donned a Homburg for his inauguration.The Homburg is still the trade mark of a » c , From The Record Files THIRTY YEARS AGO The following officers were elected for the St.Francis District Bar: Lionel Forest, William Morris, K.C., Dorais Panneton, Kenneth Wilson, Hon.Jacob Nicol, Emile Rioux and F.S.Rugg, K.C.TWENTY YEARS AGO Charges of irregularities in connection with the municipal kitchen stirred a City Council debate on the method of distributing unemployment relief in Sherbrooke.Argentina has agreed to join in the international talks on the orderly marketing of world wheat sunplies.TEN YEARS AGO May 2 fell on a Sunday.Q - Minute $ Fiction JACOBY ON CANASTA The Month Of May By REV.B.S.MURRAY, M.A.lines that have proven successful through decades striped-pants diplomat out for a spot of tea.It of welfare work.Indeed it may be stated that isn\u2019t a crush job to go golling in on a rainy day.But it\u2019s at least one step less formal than a silk the whole structure of The Salvation Army is based on the soundest foundation-principles \u2014 love to God and love to man! That is sufficcnt recommendation for support in the current Red Shield Appeal which will ensure The Army having sufficcnt funds to carry on its beneficent activities.In these lovely May days there , THE BALM OF KINDNESS is an unmistakeable call to get out Actualise then St.' Paul\u2019s advice of doors and travel.It\u2019s lovely in I to be kind to one another, tender-the country just now! The bird ! hearted, forgiving (Eph.4: 32).songs .flowers and trees perfuming the air .and with hill and dale boasting God\u2019s blessing, these May days are soul stirring with the accent on beauty and har- HOPE FAINT FOR BROADER PACT In spite of their determined barrage of peace talk, the Russians have not done one concrete thing which shows that they really mean business.Their answer to President Eisenhower\u2019s \u201cpeace\u201d speech \u2014 that they are ready for \u201cserious, businesslike\u201d discussion of the great issues \u2014 is on the surface conciliatory in tone.Still, the proofs so far are lacking.In Korea, the Communists have released to us 684 UN soldiers held prisoner, including 149 Americans.Because we value individual life highly, we are grateful we can reclaim even these few men from the wreckage of war.But, measured against the large backdrop ot that conflict, the number is small.Against the canvas of the whole world struggle it is infinitesimal.Viewed coldly, it means the Reds have given up some men who can do us little good militarily and were simply costing them money and material to keep imprisoned.We may gain more in the weeks ahead.The revived truce talks in Panmunjom have not started happily.Red proposals for exchange of able-bodied prisoners seem unreasonable.Nevertheless, Moscow and Peiping may soften their position as talks go on.Beyond that, the deeds both sides wish to see as proof of earnest intent will come much harder.The President talked of a general Far Eastern settlement, signatures on an Austrian treaty, free elections for a unified Germany, real disarmament and world-wide economic reconstruction.But to make genuine headway on almost any of these matters would demand from the Soviet Union sharp departure from the fundamental course of conquest it has long pursued.Indeed, it would require abandoning practices inherent in a police - state dictatorship.Chinese for such changes are not bright.Take Korea and the Far East.The Reds! would not likely allow a unified, free Korea or call off the Indo-Chinese war unless they got something in return.At the least they would want Peiping to gain Formosa and a UN seat.But the state of congressional and general public opinion in the U.S.is a heavy bar to such concessions from us.We are not ready to accept Red China into the family of respectable nations.Austria and Germany are no more cheerful prospects.To sign an Austrian treaty means to the Russians pulling out their troops not only in Austria but in Hungary and Rumania on the path from Russia.To allow Germany to unite under real elections would be to risk all Moscow \u2022 has built in East Germany since World War II.Disarmament is a misty hope.The West would insist on vital inspection features to enforce any program.So long as Russia remains a police state, acceptance of such inspection looks remote.Word reconstruction is an even fainter likeli-aood.To accept such a plan would be to endorse ihe undermining of the Communist revolution, which feeds Lm poverty.It is hard to see the stovepipe.So that set the tone for his administration.A general of the Army can put up a pretty formidable front when he wants to throw his brass around.But President Eisenhower has shown that he wants to he a man of all the people of these United States, as he has said himself.He showed this when he started inviting congressmen \u2014 all the congressmen, that is \u2014 to lunch or breakfast.Also when he invited all the 30,000 screaming small fry of Washington to roll Easter eggs on his private putting green.Draws The Line At Publicity Seekers\twith vinegar.And that reference in all this new Republican democracy - capi- g ^ t^thflime6when/acob\u2019s tal R and small d - there is only one place where jsons: weret\tto g* doJwn to Ike has so far drawn the line.He doesn t want to | Egypt the second time to buy corn.They had not been received belh, Old Scrooge, Benedict Arnold, Adolf Hitler.Let us forthwith endeavour to recapture that positive expression of Good Will which Lincoln advocated\u2014\u201cWith malice toward none, with charity for all ., This is the spirit of Christ in action and when this grips human hearts everywhere, then will unharmony, discord and \u201call hatred cease as in the realms above.\u201d FAITH\u2014HOPE\u2014LOVE From Jesus comes the call, across the centuries, to begin anew and live in right relationships with men, thy brethren.Forgive mony.Why not endeavor to, here and now, recapture the glad happy harmonious bounteous youthful spirited mood and forthwith establish right relationships with everyone everywhere! Well do I recall my grandfather reminding me that we can catch more flies with honey than take time being photographed wilh beauty queens or prize cake bakers unless they represent national organizations or have national significance.The canard that these publicity seekers would have to be accompanied by their congressmen has been denied by (he White House.Otherwise, Ihe job of being official greeter has been turned over to Mamie Eisenhower, who, incidentally, seems to be doing all right, too.Unquestionably, in his first 100 days in the White House, President Eisenhower has lost none very kindly the first time and they were not anxious to go again but necessity compelled them.Jacob knew how a little gift would soften the harsh words that might greet them, so he advised them to \u201ctake of the best fruits of land .a little balm and a little honey\u201d (Gen 43: 11).NOW IS THE TIME Good advice, isn\u2019t it?And Spring of his great personal popularity.Senator Taft Us the time to forgive and begin expressed that the other day when he said that | again! So if harsh words are separ-Eisenhower would run for the presidency again ! ating you from your father or mo-in 1956 \u2014 and would be re-elected.\t| ther, your sister or brother or Speaking of Senator Taft, there\u2019s an anecdote ; perhaps a dear friend, arrange to visit tnem and, taking a little honey with you, establish right rela-iionshios.It is both unwise and unhealthy to carry old grudges, misunderstandings, hard thoughts along the Road of Life, Then, too, life is short! So be kind to yourself these lovely May days and now \u2014 not next week, nor next month\u2014it may be too late\u2014 forgive and forget and, beginning going around Washington about a group of congressional leaders proposing to send the President a report on some deep-dish issue that was bothering them at the moment.\u201cIt wouldn\u2019t do any good,\u201d the story credits Taft with saying.\u201cHe doesn't read.\u201d While there is said to be no basis for this yarn, it.does illustrate the fact that the President has tried to reduce his paper work to a minimum.President Truman lugged work home with him every night, Ike does it only when he can\u2019t get jail over again, resolve to live har-out of it.\ti moniously and happily ever after! President Eisenhower likes to depend more on You can do this, and more also, having other people do his reading of long, de- j through Christ Who sliengtheneth tailed reports, then discussing them with him.^ou_______________________________ before making decisions.That\u2019s his general\u2019s way._________________________ But there are times when he can have people falk at him (oo long.\u201cAfter an hour or so of briefing,\u201d he once confessed, \u201cI can look a man right in the eye and never hear a world he says.\u201d Nevertheless, the President keeps a full day's schedule of appointments, from 7:30 a.m.\u2014 well, make it 8:30 \u2014 to, sometimes, 7:30 p,m.He is an early riser and an early-to-bedder.When he gets tired on the job, he walks away and leaves it, to relax.Even occasionally being a little kinder than necessary.For kindness which smooths out difficulties and disarms antagonism creates that environment in which under- i£ you would be forgiven is His\u201d restanding, help and encouragement iquirement.And in order to really grow thus making life lovesome ; live we must forgive others as well and harmonious.If perchance you as ourselves! Doesn\u2019t the Church have wounded, bruised, or hurt insist that we must be in love and anyone, intentionally or uninten- charity with our neighbors?And tionally, take to them a little balm armed with (he intention of lead-of kindness and the gospel honey ing a .new life, forthwith must of love.In so doing you will be follow Gods commandments and helping to make this sad old world walk henceforth in His holy ways, into a Fairyland Tomorrow\u2014and j You will never be, sorry for not the hideous place that it is.j obeying Christ and His Church! The Good Samaritan did it.I know j You\u2019ll never regret the kind words you will, too! And always remem- you speak and the kind acts you ber that in the end kindness even do.They make a soft pillow at the to those who have been unkind end.to us, is never regretted.As the j So in your kit bag take along Master was generous in dispensing ,1 a little honey\u201d of the various the balm of kindness and the hon- kinds we have suggested.These ey of good cheer, so must we, too.; can be reduced to three\u2014Faith, *\t*\t*\t! Hope, Love\u2014containing the right THE HONEY OF GOOD CHEER | proportions of honey necessary for Wherever the Master went lie j happy sunlit harmonious living, greeted people with \u201cBe of good | God go with and love you! Always! cheer (John 16:33).Keep up heart! Have faith! As His followers \u2014Christians\u2014we, too, must be joyful and finding earth not grey but rosy and Heaven not grim but fair of hue radiate Good Cheer in the home, business, everywhere, reserving a special brand for the sick, handicapped, the aged, in fact all who are afflicted or distressed in mind, body, or estate Christ and His Church expects you to Brighten the corner where you are! #\t* * AND GOOD WILL, TOO In so doing you will be an ambassador of Good Will! And Good Will which covers everything from ! Q\u2014What time of day was origi-sincere courtesy to Christian loveinally implied by the word noon?is a \u201cmust\u201d prescribed by the ; A\u2014The word originally meant angels who announced Christ\u2019s Î 3 p.m\u201e at which time the church birth (Luke 2: 14).Unfortunately j service called \u201cNones\u201d was held, too many have preferred with dire Later the time was altered and the results, 111 will typified in Mac- term applied to midday.lulie Was Nineteen Lllllace M.Mitchell To say that Julie was sorely disappointed when a very plump woman sank into the front seat be side her on the bus would be only part truth.Julie was mad clear through.Especially so since a ! whole string of slim, dark young 1 men filed on the bus with that careless ease of men who know [how to go places.Julie thought that she counted eighteen of these Young men but the plump woman ; remarked pleasantly as Julie cran-led her neck, \u201cYou don\u2019t need to ! move, my dear I don't mind in the ! least having someone in the seat (next to me.I always reserve this front seat so\u2019s I can see where the bus is,going, I feel almost as if I'm driving myself.\u201d ''NO-MELDITIS\" IS PROBLEM .The last young man was swing-\u201cA very peculiar incident hap- *ng into the bus now aodhe Paus-pened a few nights ago,\u201d relates :ccl beipre the plump ^oman- P®*4\" a California correspondent.\tiinS her amiably on the shouldei \u201cEverything was going \\ve!l,l and we had a score of about 3.500, while our opponents had about 1700.Our opponents finally melded and were most fortunate in being able to connect their melds and go out.Our side had not melded, and we lost the total of our cards and three red threes, for a loss of 595 points.\u201cWhile we were counting, I dis- ; covered that my partner could i have melded 120 with about.seven ! or eight cards.I made no remark,1 but reduced our score to about 2900 and proceeded with the game.We melded 90 in our next hand and boosted our score to about 4200.\u201cAgain we needed 120 points, and again our opponents melded, added to their melds, and had very few cards in their hand.\u201cTo make a long story short, the same thing happened again.J had a hopeless hand and never!\t.\t,,, had a chance to make an initial Bey, sing it again, will yon?meld.My partner could have made ia'd 0n6 ihe young mem the initial meld with seven cards.1 .,\t\u201e\t, , , He failed to do so, and we lost he said firmly, I want two chick-the count of our cards and once en legs for dinner, see?I gotta more three red threes.\t!Cat, understand me\u2014Fra on no \u201cCould my partner possibly have ;i t, j t mushroom sauce.too!\u201d a good reason for failing to make ,\t, ¦\t\u201e\u201e the initial meld in these two \u2019Oh, you do, do you.said the hands?If not, what was going: Plump woman cheerfully.Scat onr>\t| along to your seat and eat what I This looks like a chronic case Put before you! 1 may even give of \u201cno-melditis.\u201d The best cure ; y™ liver and bacon if I feel like for this is to wave the score pad q'- rapidly under the patient\u2019s nose.| Behind her, Julie could hear It is sometimes unwise to use one of the young men singing in most of your cards to make the low tones.His seatniate joined in initial meld, especially when the presently and they appeared to be opponents have all of their cards ; singing a partsorg.Juli« turned still in the hand.There is then ; restlessly.She knew the song well, great danger that you will soon; There were three notes wrong, be obliged to give away the dis-1 the way they were singing it.Questions and Answers card pile.There is far less danger of losing the pile when each opponent has a reduced hand.When the opponents have made substantial melds and are trying to meld out, your -side can likewise afford to meld liberally and play for out.This is especially true when your side has a healthy lead in the score, since then you are in excellent position to trade punches.Nevertheless, there is nothing my correspondent can do but grin Q\u2014Why is graham flour so called?A\u2014Sylvester Graham claimed a great nutritive value for this flour.* # * Q\u2014How long a period elapsed between the death of President Franklin Roosevelt and the assumption of Ihe office of President by Mr.Truman?A\u2014A little over three hours.Suddenly she found herself burning the melody properly.\u201cThe girl\u2019s got it, Snider!\u201d said one of the young men.\u201cHey, sing it again, will you?\u201d \u201cSing it for them, my dear,\u201d urged the plump woman.\u201cThey are not getting fresh.They\u2019re my boys-\u201d \u201cYour boys! Not all eighteen of them?\u201d asked Julie in horror.The woman laughed comfortably.\u201cWell, the one who stopped and bear it.Canasta is a partner-!to talk is mine.He\u2018s the leader of ship game, and a player is bound-the orchestra.But the others have by the acts of his partner.If your j all been with us a long time and partner plays well, rejoice; if he!they\u2019re all A-l fellows.They\u2019ve plays badly, perhaps you can have I put the music with the luggage an (he pleasure of playing against they won\u2019t have much time to return on some other occasion.! hearse when we get there.They\u2019ll I Moreover, just think how mis-;all give me a hand with the cook-erablc we would be if our part- ing.\u201d ners always played perfectly.We, | \u201cMaybe when they get going, ourselves, being only human, they can hire a dietician,\u201d said would still go on making mis-!Julie gently.takes.As a result we would al-l \u201cBless your heart, Jon makes ways have to do the explaining!three thousand a week clear.\u201d she instead of the complaining.In the said in her pleasant fashion.\u201cSing field of complaints it is better to j the song for them, dearie.\u201d give than to receive!\tj Julie half turned in her seat and -\u2014-\u2014 - ! with blushing cheeks sang the PAUL REVERE, MANUFAU- | melody in low, clear notes.The TURER\t! other in the bus joined in.The First manufacturer of copper j one called Jon came to stand be-! sheets and bolts in the United sid- his mother\u2019s chair.! States was Paul Revere.He sup- j \u201cIf you had a wardrobe\u2014and plied the copper sheathing for the wanted a job\u2014I could put you on old frigate, Constitution.Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY Alaskan Amble Answer to Previous Puzzlo VERTICAL He Attends Few Social Functions There hasn\u2019t been time for as many bridge games as he used to get in on other jobs.Putting BANKER HAS SKILL AT t BRIDGE TABLE Some of the best bridge players! in this country seldom enter a bridge club or a bridge tournament.They do most of their playing at home, or perhaps in a and painting \u2014 those arc the number-one hobbies | ?,ou\u201dtr7\t/p.Honey, oi now.The presidential yacht Williamsburg is being\tVmS 1 '\\eSt In' put in mothballs.The White\tHouse\tswimming j\t1 ^ \u2019\tenoS Mr.pool has been turned over to\tcabinet\tmembers\tMoney\tis a\tbankcr and he plays and their families.\tbridge in a conservative but verv The White House social season, since the Eisen-) skillfull manner at the Savannah bowers moved in, has been something of a dud.[ Club in Barbados.Today\u2019s hand The President and Mrs.Eisenhower have no time:shows Mr.Mooney at his prudent for the cocktail circuit.\t[best.Outside of the inaugural balls, the\tPresident !\tWest\topened the five of dia- has attended only three evening\tfunctions \u2014 the\tlv'onus.\tand\tmy banker friend Gridiron dinner, an Indian embassy movie and\t,.,üw.,f.l!on'.-_ar!( [carefully won with the king in his own hand.His next step was the opera.He has attended a few afternoon receptions \u2014 one at Senator Taft's place, where he t0 lead the king of hearts and made history by shaking hands with Senator Me-[overtake with dummy's ace.Then Carthy.And he has made several luncheon talks he continued with the jack of before national convention meetings in Washing- hearts from dummy, forcing out NORTH\t8 A 54 V A J 10 9 5 ?\tJ 4 2 A 8 3 2 WEST\tEAST A K J 6\tA 10 9\t8 2 - If 6 4 2\tVQ873 ?Q 10 7 5\t?SS AKJ9\tA 10 5\t4 SOUTH (D) A A Q 7 3 If K ?\tAK9S A A Q 7 6 North-South vul.South\tWest\tNorth\tEast 1 ?\tPass\t1 If\tPass 3 NT.\tPass\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014?5 1\tScoffs 2\tIncapable 3\tCountry 4\tOut of (prefix) HORIZONTAL 1 Capital of Alaska is- 7 Alaska's territorial -is the forget-me-not 5 Husband of 13\tMakes into Gudrun law 14\tInflate , 15\tConsume 16\tFrench article 17\tStaggered ton hotels.j East\u2019s queen.Q- CARD SENSE -The bidding has been: South 2 Dmds.West Pass The Eisenhowers are, however, regular church- [ East returned the ten of spades, _ .goers.The President's short, unscheduled prayer ^ ^r; Money s prudence was North East before his inaugural speech set a high moral lone !',ot a , strained by this shift, t Spade I ass Hi« administration\tHc Put UP the ace of spades, win- 2 Spades Pass\t?*01 his adminisuati .\tning the trick, and returned a low\tYou, South, hold: Spades 8-3, All the pre-Chicago\tconvention\tcontroversy\tdjamont} towards dummy\u2019s jack.I\tHearts Q-J-4, Diamonds A-Q-J-7- over his religious affiliations was settled soon West could take the queen of 5, Clubs K-Q-6.What do you do?after the inauguration when the President was diamonds, but he could not pre- A\u2014Bid three no-trump.This baptized and with Mrs.\tEisenhower\tjoined\tthe\tvent declarer from getting to\tbid shows stoppers in all of the Presbyterian church.\tdummy with the jack of diamonds\tunbid suits, balanced distribution, If all this prying into\this private life has\tem-\tto cash the rest of the hearts,\tand about 14 to 16 points, barrassed the President in any way, he doesn\u2019t South was thus sure of winning]\tmnnw-s ni-i.\u2019«Tinv show it.And with his first 100 days safely passed Ifou.r heart tricks, three diamonds,\tiuday n with only one major crises \u2014 the dispute over and the two black aces.The bidding is the same as in moL-incr tim find nitcb tn nnen nffiriMiv fhn his I Evidently, a difficult contract the question just answered.You.making the first pitch to open i fficiull.'\u201cC big.g|ves my f,.jen(i no trouble.He South, hold: Spade 8, Hearts 9-j league baseball\t- he has this consolation: i can sc.ovc q Up a( the beginning : 7-4-2, Diamonds A-Q-J-10-7-5.He has only 1360 more davs to serve in hisiof the hand, just as though It were .Clubs K-6.What do you do?.first term.\tmnnnv in tho hank*\tI\tAnswer Alnndnv\ti money in the bank.Answer Monday 18\tRuns batted in (ab.) 19\tMetal 21\tTown (Cornish prefix) 22\tDeer track 24\tTheater sign 25\tAbstract being 26\tGeraint's wife in Arthurian legend 28 Foul language 31 Edge 33\tNumber 34\tAge 35\tHead covering 36\tGrantors 39 Ceremony 42\tMoccasin 43\tSpinning toy 45 Lampreys 47\tWar god 48\tNested boxes 50\tBurmese wood sprite 51\tPrinting mistakes 54\tRough lava 55\tIndonesian of Mindanao 56\tKeep 57\tDraftsman 59\tCubic meters 60\tCompound k__ethers (myth.) 6\tEmployers 7\tAlsska is in the- 8\tSheltered side 9\tNative metal 10\tMasculine appellation 11\tEverlasting (poet.) 12\tInterprets 20 Tahitian god 23 Weary s\tA\t\u201c\tT\tI\tT\tU\tNl\tA\t\t\t\tP A\tG\tLL\tA\tu\t\tN\t1\tT\t\t\tV\tA tz.\tEE\tË\tU\tc\tT\tA\tN\t\"t7\t\t\tE\t\"w \tA\tLh\tE\t\tH\tg\tE\t~ÂT\ty\t\tR\tS 1\t\t\til\t\t!\tL.\t\t\tA\t\tC\t h|\tT]\tKV\t\t\tL.\tE\tP\t_\tI\t\tE\ts A\tfM\tI !\t\"ÏA\tA.\tU\t\tR\t\tS\t\tC\tE R\tIF\ts\tO\tL.\tE\t\tA\tN\\\tE\t\t£\tE.NA\tE\tE\tJL\t\tR\tc[\tKA\tJL\t\t\tA\tLiL 1\t\tg\to 1\tÊT\t\t\tA 1\tR\tE\t\t\t e\tH\tA\tR\tp\tE\tM\t1\t\tA\t1\t\tT M\to\tB\t\ts\tT\tA\tT\t\t6\tM\tE\tN A\t\tL-\t\to\tT\tT\tO\tn\tE\tP\tE\tt= P\të\tE\t\tMi\tE\t\"ËT\tc?\tî\ts\t\t&\tE 27 Dreadful 29\tDarling 30\tLoosen 32 Inhabitants of Mars 36\tCarat (var.) 37\tCard game 38\tMale offspring 40 Bridge holding 41\tClick beetle 42\tWharves 44 Prattle 46 Heavenly bodies 49 Rowing implements 52\tRiver in Switzerland 53\tBind 58 Near 1\tl\t3\t4\t5\tb\t\t7\te\t9\t10\th\tz.13\t\t\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t\t\t IS\t\t\t\t16\t\t\t9\t\t\t\t\t 18\t\t\t\t19\t\tZO\t\tW\tyyyy\tZl\t\t 22\t-\t\tIS\t\tZ4\t\t\t\t\tZ5\t\t \tZb\t\t\tZ7\t\t28\t\tZ9\t30\t\t\t \t\t\t31\t\tsi\tV///t\t33\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t34\t\t\t\t35\t\t\t\t\t \t56\t37\t\t\t\t38\t\tt9\t\t40\tm\t 41\t\t\t\t'/y/f\t43\t\t44\t\t45\t\t\t-h 47\t\t\t/// .\t\t48\t\t\t49\t,S//j\t50\t\t SI\t\t\t52\tS3\t\t\t54\t\t\tsr\t\t 56\t\t\t\t\t\t\t57\t\t58\t\t\t 59\t\t\t\t\t\t\tW\t\t\t\t\tT I tonight,\u201d he told Julie.\u201cJust before we started I had a telegram from our soloist, and she\u2019s in some hospital with tonsilitis.Bad luck for her but she can\u2019t sing for months.Well do you want the job?\u201d \u201cI have an amethyst strapless chiffon.\u2019\u2019 Julie told him.Jon turned questioning eyes to his mother.\u201cThe silver drop behind her.Mom?\u201d His mother nodded.\u201cYou didn\u2019t mention the salary to her, Son.\u201d \u201cWe\u2019ll say a hundred a week tS start.Jon Gardner's Swing Orches tra is the name\u2014in ease you don\u2019t know.\u201d \u201cYou\u2014why.you're on the radio, t o,\u201d said Julie.\u201cOh yes, but we'll add your share of the radio proceeds.We have a profit- sharing stunt amongst ourselves on that\u201d said Jon Gardner casually.And Julie looking up at him, dropped her eyes.She didn't, want to acknowledge so soon just how much she liked him\u2014now! And even at this moment she could imagine Joe's shining eyes and his \"Aw-gee, Sis!\u201d when he learned that she was to be the soloist with Jon Gardner's Swing Orchestra.In a fashion Jon reminded her of her brother.Joe.When a girl of nineteen goes maternal she is falling in love.Julie was nineteen.Timber Management Properly spaced forest trees wit, grow high quality lumber more quickly.Trees too close together slow down in growth.Trees too far apart will produce big limbs a poor lumber.Sources of Calcium Long, slow boiling of a soup b,ne to which you add tomatoes will extract some calcium the body can use.Cane, molasses and American cheese rate next to milk as sources of calcium.! Pentecostal Churches Will Hold Service Rev.C.A.Ralz.principal of the Eastern Pentecostai Bible College, Peterboro.Ont., and the \u201cRoyal Heirs\u201d college male trio will conduct a one night \"college get-acquainted\u201d service for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada churches of the Eastern Townships Thursday night.May 7.at 7.45 p.m.in Emmanuel Tabernacle, Winchester ave., Granby.Rev.Hugh Corey is pastor of the host Granby church.REV.C.A.RATZ The trio will render a wide selection of sacred vocal music.Rev.Mr.Ratz will fell of the educational work of the college and will give a brief devotional address.The Eastern Pentecostal -Bible College is a three year theological school, and last year had 116 students enrolled, from all parts of Canada, tlje U.S.A., the Argentine and South Africa.Mr.fheunis Botha, the valedictorian of the 1933 graduating class is a grandson of the late General Botha, the first prime minister of the Union of South Africa.Delegations will be attending the rally in Granby from Sherbrooke.Lennoxville.East.Bromp-ton, South Bolton, Cowansville, and Richford, Vt.DAYS OF Continued From Page 3 struction.It had 365 beautifully appointed rooms, that accommodated guests who can)e from all parts of the continent, to spend the long summer months.In addition to the main buildng, Mr.LeBaron had built the beautiful Casino, which contained among other attractions, two bowling alleys, a hall where roller-skating was enjoyed, with instruction by Mr.Charles Hawse, and a pavilion for dancing.The Casino was made entirely of round cedar logs, and was built over the brook.Glen Villa provided for the amusement and convenience of its guests, canoes, a boat livery, and a large stable of horses for riding, and driving in tally-hos, a rig with six seats, drawn by four, horses.A little power boat made daily trips to the village, and the late Mr.J.V.Reed operated a stage coach service to and from ,Glen Villa.Turcotte\u2019s band provided music four times a day, at meals, and for dancing in the evening.One season, an all-girl orchestra from Boston was an added attraction.Two friendly bear cubs offered sport for any venturesome soul who cared to don a special leather jacket and wrestle with them.The large, carefully tended grounds were centred by a huge fountain, traces of which may still be seen.Early in June of 1909, when all the help had been engaged, reservations made, and all preparations complete for another busy season, Glen Villa burned down, and there are those today who can recall watching the sky and water ablaze with the reflection from the conflagration.As Mr.Sampson stated in his story of the boats, by that time people were getting their own little boats, travelling up and down the lake became simple.Guests came for short visits, not for the entire season.and Glen Villa was never rebuilt, but \u201cDo you remember?If you remember.Then dearie, you're much older than I.\u201d Fine Of $25 Is Imposed Romeo EoislaiT., of Asbestos, j charged with assault, pleaded guilty before Judge Edouard Boisvert here yesterday and was fined S25 and.costs.He w as ordered to post a bond of $100 to keep the peace for one year.Boislard was fined less than the court costs, which were over S73, since his case was postponed frequently.Leopold Roy, 20, of Windsor Mills, was given a suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent assault, he too appeared before Judge Boisvert.Roland Dugre, Q.C., acted for the crown, and Armdnd Nadeau, Q.C., represented Roy.Y.W.C.A.Plans Girls' Annual Summer Camp At a meeting of the Y.W.C.A.Health Education Committee on April 29th.further plans were made for the camp at Shore Acres which will run from June 27th to July 25th.Miss Joan Croll, Y.W.C.A.Physical Director who has been in charge of the camp for the past 2 years, reported that Miss Gwen Norris, R.N.of the Sherbrooke Hospital Staff would attend as Camp Nurse.Miss Norris has been active in Guiding and Sunday | School work at St.Peter\u2019s Church ! since coming to Sherbrooke from England.Her services will be greally appreciated.Miss Thomasine Mawhood w;ho has assisted Miss Croll with swimming at the Y.W.C.A.for two years, is to be Swimming Director, i Miss Mawhood is taking a Red Cross Instructors\u2019 Course at Lac Trois Saumons in June.The Shore Acres Camp is rented from the Y's Men\u2019s Club who I have added many improvements l this past year.The new infirmary i which is being donated by Mr.A.! C.Skinner in memory of his wife, {will be a great asset to this excellent camp.Home And School Program Report Ernie Ayrharl Named President Of Mining Firm Montreal, May 2\u2014J.E.\u2018\u2018Ernie\u201d Ayrhart has been appointed president of Provincial Asbestos Company Limited at a special meeting of directors, it was announced today.Mr.Ayrhart succeeds Cyriaque Martel of Sherbrooke, who has resigned from the board along w'ith Henri Crepeau, Q.C., vice-president; J.Marius Lord, Dr.J.Langis and Paul E.Frechette, secretary-treasurer.Conrad Douville of Thetford Mines, P.Q., has been appointed director and vice-president.Georges A.Remillard of St.Jean, P.Q., Joseph Allaire, of Disraeli, P.Q.and Georges Plamondon, of Drum-mondville, will remain on the new board.Other vacancies will be filled at a later date.Asbestos-Danville-Shipton had the pleasure of hearing Mrs.Sinclair McIntosh tell of Bedford's experience in their summer playground project at the regulaf monthly meeting held Wednesday, April 13.If they don't make a start this year it won't be caused by lack of interest aroused.Her excellent talk giving do's and don'ts from their experience was well received.Mrs.McIntosh said plans for the third year were practically completed and they found the interest and effectiveness growing.They were able to obtain use of school grounds with playground equipment and school basement for rainy days.The playgrounds opens the middle of July and the first year planned to run for a month but was so successful they extended it another week.The second year the time was extended to six weeks and this year they have a five-week j timetable scheduled.They have a registration of 60 with average attendance of 40 -\u2014 which by playground statistics is excellent, they are told.Bedford is a small town of 2,500 [population, 20 per com English-speaking.Regarding financing the project Mrs.McIntosh said the fathers I raised $200 the first year and with $2 family memberships they kept out of the red.The second year they reduced membership to $1 and it is remaining ' that this year.A well-planned timetable is a must to a successful playground | and supervisors with the know-how in charge.Mrs.McIntosh recommends if possible branches send supervisor to Montreal lo take the ten days\u2019 [course given early in June to all island playground supervisors and I lo write Mr.H.C.Ryan of McGill j University, Dept, of Athletics, for information.The playground is divided into j three age groups\u20143 to 5 year olds, 6 to 8 and 9 to 12.Bedford has learned through experience it is advisable to have a supervisor for each group with volunteer mothers to help.They have a list of 50 mothers who take regular mornings and are on call for extra service when emergencies arise.The hours of the playground are fiTim 9 to 12 and two afternoons for the 9 to 12 group when hikes, swimming parties and trips to places of interest are planned \u2014 usually ending with a weenie roast.The supervisor is paid $100 and high school students who work under j her are paid $2 a day.In Bedford the voluntary servic-' es of a ranking tennis player proved invaluable for a group of older children.Two hours a week ten-; nis instruction was available for those interested.A tournament at the end of the period was also in the plans.On the opening day a member of committee must be [present 1q take money and give each child a ribbon badge which has an appeal especially to the smaller children.1 greatly regret space forbids ! me giving the complete talk but ; perhaps Mrs.McIntosh is available [ as a speaker to go to your branch.I can assure you she has the knowhow for summer playground organization.oii^.vDRUOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY.MAY 2.1953 Y\u2019s Arls & Crafts New Zealand Red Shield Committee To Meet Atomic Plans On The Air To Plan Exhihils Are Advanced DEATHS The Arts and Crafts Committee will meet or» Monday to plan autumn sessions.Possibly an Exhibit in the early autumn will provide an opportunity to display results of past efforts which arc successfully encouraging artistic talents.Members of Mr.Cripps\u2019 painting class have expressed desire to continue next autumn.Students in Ceramics under Mrs.Hans Holt, of Windsor Mills, produced very attractive cream and sugar sols, vases, ash trays and ornamental plates.Several summer cottages will be the brighter because of attractive hooked and braided rugs which were made under ihc direc lion of Mrs.Marshall and Mrs.Whitehead.It is,of interest to note that 12 associate \u201cY\" members and one: lady qualified for 1st year Certificates in the Carpentry Course which was given by l'Ecole Technique as a joint project with the Y.W.C.A.Arts and Crafts.The French Conversation group progressed very favourably under the able tutorship of Mr.Omer Pelletier and were pleasantly entertained at the close of their tin-al class night by Miss Doris Grenier and Mr.Armand Jennson.members of the Union Theatrale Francois and friends of Mr.Pelletier.This group has been touring Quebec Province and the Jscw England Slates.Their artistry was much appreciated by \u201cY\" members.The fall and winter classes have aroused considerable interest in bi-lingual education and the Committee looks forward to future happy gatherings in the development of Creative Art.isn Is Given Racing License By Commission Toronto \u2014 © \u2014 Olive R.Arm-[strong is the first woman owner-trainer to receive a licence from the Ontario racing commission in 1953.She's delighted, and one of her horses, the three-year-old Winter Lady is a candidate for the [Queen\u2019s Plate.\u201cI hope she'll do well in training and go in the race,\u201d said Miss Armstrong.She also owns the two-year-old Welcome Home and the five-year-old Bunloro.Miss Armstrong is not new to the racing game in Ontario, nor is | she the first woman trainer to get [a licence.That distinction went to Judy Johnson, who handled | steeplechasers.Later, Mrs.Harry Giddings received a licence.At I he moment however Miss Armstrong is alone in the Ontario field.She has been with Willie Morrissey, owner and breeder, for some time.She assisted at the Morrissey breeding farm and has kept [the records of the breeding stock | and those in active racing.Then she says: \u2018T became inter-j ested in owning a few.\u201d NOTICE The Eaton Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting in the hall at Eaton, on Monday, May list, 1953, at 8 p.m.A.W.LABEREE, Sec.-Treas.\\âm (IfOTHggl w/fwc diw A KITCHEN RADIO jj\t««n»» c per lint».Minimum charge $1 SO (10 linos or less) IN ME MORI AMS *1.00.Jl> cent* per line for poetry AtldUionaJ name» ovtM thro*, in cuntr each namo AU AllOVh (NUTft PIS MUSi CA !ï H Y SIG IN A r U UP OP »\u2019 A RTY MWOINO NOTIOE Anderson Monument's BOX 56 - BEEBE, QUE.Monument),, Marker,, tottering Work don© anywhere In E T Writ© for Pamphlet and Prlcoi Brome-Mis,i»quoi: Lloyd Mandigo.Sutton, Que.Montreal, May 2.Immediate action to build a new plant was announced today by \\V, Harold Rea, president of Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., whose lubrieat-ing oil and grease nininifaeturing plant at Montreal was destroyed Wednesday by fire.The Montreal plant was opened only 18 months ago.\u201cSize, type and layout of the new plant will need simly by officials who began their survey early this morning, but a new plant definitely will be built and with all possible speed,\u201d he slated.\u201cInsurance on the plant we have lost will finance its replace ment.\"In tha meantime reserve equip ment, which we are bringing into action at our oilier plants, together wilh additional manufacturing and packaging facilities being made available to us ensure that the supply of defence, industrial and automotive lubricants will be maintained.\u201d Blending and canning 'departments at Canadian Oil\u2019s large Toronto plant, where some lubri cants were made before the Montreal plant opened swung back into action before the ruins of the Mold real plant had cooled.Blending oils in storage tanks which escaped the fire at Montreal were sped by tank car to Toronto.Orders lor cans were lele-phoned to the supplier at Hamilton and packages were rush ed lo Toronto, Montreal and other cities.SUTTON FUNERAL HOME LARIVEE & WILSON Tel.SuHon 126 Ambulance Service l wish to tako (his oppoi limit y to oxprt'.vs my mo.sl slncon' thank* for lhr many klntlnr.ssc.s .shown me \u2019\u2022hile I was a patient In the C.J.M.Hospital Htici during my three weeks of eonvales cenec at home.The many visitors, cards, letters, gifts' and flowers have all helped greatly lo make the tlme puss more quickly.The box of fruit from the (ilrl Guides and Brownies and the sunshine basket from the l.O.O.F.were certainly appreciated; also special thanks to Messrs.Win.Greer and Tdwin Perkins for taxi service whenever it was needed.The kindness of everyone will always he remembered by both my wife and myself.Please accept our grateful thanks.1.0 It NIC AM!-:*'.Danville, Que.l wish to express my gratitude and appreciation to my many friends (or [ the lovely remembrance gifts of flow ers.cards .etc., received while I was a patient in B.M.P.Hospital, Sweets : burg; also to Rev.Peacock, Dr.j Rodgers, Mrs.Wright» Miss Hewitt, muscs, nuises*, aides and maids.In the above mentioned hospital, they were all so kind to me during the months I spent I here, and for the shower of \u201cGet Well\" cards from C.H.M.radio station encore listeners,* and of kindness of neighbors who remembered my husband and mother with cooking and gifts.Their kindness will always be remembered.MRS, JOHN WAl.I.KT R R.1, Cowansville, Que.FUNERAL CHAPEL 530 frospcct St.Phone 2-2466 R.L.BISHOP FUNERAL CHAPEL AMBULANCE SERVICE (Formerly Blak«\u2018i) 300 Queen Blvd.N.TbI.2-9977 & IN MEMQRIAM CAPTAIN EASY H.0W VO VOL) MEMO, PEMWV PWlriCBL HAVE you uoncEP iw GEMODFMHER SEEW-ê OBSE5SÊ0 WITH THE SUBJECT OF lW£M0irV EECeiOTLV?I WOOW IT SOIUPO X THE (XV BOV 15 OETTlklQ ABSURD; BUT.WELL( \\ FEEBLE.AND HE WOULDN'T W TINKER I FEEL HE'S BE THE FIRST IN THIS FAMILY TRVIUS TO MAKE SURE/ TO 60 A BIT OFF WIS ROCKER THAT I AM (DUITE-\tBEFORE KICKING OFF! NORMAL MENTALLY L By Leslie Turner OH, MISS LVMEWICK! SUR HUBERTS DOCTOR WISHES TO SPEAK WITH YOU, PLEASE 1 SPLENDID, MISS LIME-vWVCK'.I THINK HE'LL MAKE I THE CORONATION AFTER BESIDES,'YOU'RE NEXT IN LINE TO INHERIT WHATiS LEFT OF THE ESTATE.HE WOULDN'T WANT TO LEAVE THE fAAbOR-TO A CRACKP0 1953 by NEA Syvlce.Inc.T.M Par \u2022 t.Oil DUNDJN - In fond ami loving memory ! of my dear wife, Minnie Flanders Dundln, who passed away suddenly on May 2nd, 1944.Kvor remembered by her husband, K, D.DUNDIN I.cnnoxville, Que.STKWAUT- ln loving rnemory of our thcr and grandfather.John A, Stew-who suddenly left us May 1st, I ANALVrED THE BIT < OH1.I'M 50 SORRY! BUT I HAP OF FOOD VOU GAVE ME,\\A STRANJE PREMONITION MV DEAR.AND YOUR.\\THAT I SHOULDN'T TOUCH IT! SUSPICION WAS JUSTIFIED!;SHED BEEN QUITE PERSISTENT IT DID CONTAIN DEFINITE /HJ PREPARlNâ THE DISH FOR -v/ YES,.PENNY BITTERLY RESENTS g.Hgz MV PRESENCE HERE! BUT SHE surely'- seems OUiTE YOU DOWT MEAN MISS BURKE?CV Patricia; THIS IS TERRIBLE! THER& MUST BE SOME MISTAKE MORNING, DOCTOR! HOW IS OUR PATIEWT?J\tAH.CLOSE THE DOOR, PLEASE.& OJt*.19'A t>7 ME A i>.PH.OH I KNOW, UNCLE HUBERT1.BUT SHE IS UNBALANCED.-.AND NOT ENTIRELY RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT SHE DOES ITS FANTASTIC THAT PENNY WOULD TRY TO HARM H0U, PATRICIA! SHE'S NO CRIMINAL1 PENNY CAM Y YES,.YOU'VE PORTED \\ HMM\u201e.SEEM (DUITE NORMAL MOST \u2019 OF THE TINAE \u2014 \u2019 THEN DO SUCH IRRATIONAL things; LETS NOT MENTION THIS TO ANYONE.X COULDN'T BEAR TO DO THE POOR GIRL AW INJUSTICE! BUT WE MUST BE ON OUR GUARD CONSTANTLY; YOU'RE VERY CHARITABLE, MY DEAR1.LETfe HOPE WE'RE WRONG ABOUT THE POOR CHILD! OUT SEVERAL THAT I'LL ADMIT SEEMED ODD, INDEED! yiYE HEARD RUMORS IN THE VILLASE | art, ! ]94(i.HI LAND, MARION AND GFRALD Fa.si Hartford, Conn.GUNTFJt In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Donald Herbert, who passed away May 3rd, 1943.Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds deni' Fond memories linger every flay Remembrance keeps him near.Sadly missed by THK FAMILY Guayaquil, Kcuudor\u2014f/l\u2019.i\u2014 The afternoon newspaper l,a I\u2019rensa said Friday five news paper men had been sen tented to five years in prison and fined 10,0(10 sucres each $630.The men were employees of (he newspaper La Naeion which has been closed by (he government for an \u201coffensive campaign\u201d against (he Velasco Ibarra administration.The specific charge against the men was not given.+ ?Moscow \u2014(A'i\u2014 The Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda reporting on Friday\u2019s Moscow May Day parade (o day described Russian jet fighter planes as \"outdistancing the speed of sound\u201d over Red Square.A giant forge press about six and a half stories high is thumping out huge steam boilers from red-hot 50-ton sheet steel six; ; inches thick.This is the heaviest j plate ever rolled, Between 4000 and 10,000 balloons of all shapes and sizes are : launched each day by government | agencies and private institutions ;in the United States, thus causing imany of the \"flying saucer\u201d scares See what you buy.We Invite Your Critical Inspection And We Welcom» Valjo Comparisons.Buy with confidence, our own reputation backed hy 50 years >f service.See Our Exclusive Feather-edge Shape Carving And Beautiful Lettering.Catalogue will he se.nt on | request.In the vicnity of Danville, see Mr.À.C.King.L CHAUSSE & SON 1650 King West, Sherbrooke Tel 2-2294 SPECIAL' for the month of MAY ONLY! \u2022\tGrey BARRE granite Reg.$236 - for $140 \u2022\tBlack SWEDEN granite Reg.$350 - for $250 \u2022\tRed BALMORAL Reg.$300 - for $200 These prices include inscriptions, base and setting up.Delivery to any part of Quebec.Buy from E.PROVOST and you buy direct from the manufacturer, no office or commission charges.Come sec for yourself.1003 King St.East, Cor.15th Ave.Tel.3-1700 Sherbrooke.) fKRBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1333.READ THE WANT ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE - » cent» p»r woro.minimum etisrs» SO c»nt» lor U word* or leit; Ihroo comecutlve Insertion», SUS; *lx consecutive Insertions, SÎ.J5; Record Box, 10c ADS ACCEPTED - All form* oi tlesilfled ads, L*o*l Notices end Auction Sales accepted until \u2022 p m.the day previous to the date ot Insertion.Dial 3-3636 1.Articles For Sale 5.Lots for Sale 6A.For Sale or to Let COMPLETK household furnishing, guar ! LOTS, 05x150, Hennekcr Street, on high WAREHOUSE on C.P.R.siding in ten- ground.Tel.2-7093 between 6-3 P-m., noxville.Tel.2-9444 or 2-8517.! EIGHT rooms, 2 2'3t)aths, NortR Ward, excellent location, Rale or rent.Tel.2-1350 evenings only.19.Room and Board Wanted anteed Frigidaire, davenport, rdiester field set, 2 bedroom sets, oil stove, electric stove, chrome kitchen set, 8.Ca rs for Sale folding l;ed, electric Singer sewing j____________________________ machine, 2 washing machines, radio, | etc.975 Larocque.Tel.3-3804.\t| MINNOWS for sale at Sidney Flanders\u2019, Hock Island, Que., on Beebe Hoad No.200.Phone 472rl.INDIAN motorcycle and sideear, In good condition.Terms: Cash.Apply Box 193, Sherbrooke Record.ATTENTION car owners! tor seat covers for any car, see Lepage Auto Accessories.367 Galt Street West, Dial 3-2300.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates___________________ GEORGE S.McFADDEN, Q.C., ADVO-cate.Canada Life Building, 275 St.James Street West.Montreal PAUL MULLIN OKRVAIS, B.A,, LL.I,., general practice, trial and estate, 506 Continental Building.King & Wellington Sts.Tel.3-5991; Residence: 3-2818.Magog, 269 Main St., Phone 2720.BLANCHETTE, GUT, B.A.B.Ph.B.C .Continental Bldg., King k Wellington Gererai practice Tel.î-2330 Scsi dence 3-234» ROUSSEAU.HOWARD A BRADLEY, Olivier Bldg.8 Wellington South.Tel 2-4735 Armand Rousseau, Q.C., W H.Bradley, Q.C., D S Howard.General trial, practice, «state Chartered Accountant?p.s.ROSS A SON.Chartered Accountants, Montreal.LAVALLEE, Bedard, Lyonnais, Messier Gascon.Chartered Accountants, Room 504 Continental Building, Sherbrooke.Dentist DR.J.A.LANDRY.Surgeon Dentist, 160 Wellington St.North, opposite Court House.Phone 2-3103.Veterinary Surgeor.SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPl-tal.Dr.L.A Gendreau.143 Wellington St.South.MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 41 Wellington N.- Tel.2-0440 Royal Typewriters, Burroughs Adding Machines Sales & Service Zepb.Rousseau, Auctioneer Tel.No.9 \u2014 Sawyerville City and Farm Sales 8-PIECE oak dining room sot, consisting of 6 leather upholstered chairs In- j eluding arm chair; large buffet and | round table that will enlarge to seat 12 people.Price $75.\t369 Main St., Cowansville, Que.- COME and choose your trees, shrubs, j evergreens, perennials, annuals.The I most beautiful plants, largest choice, reasonable prices.Also top soil and manure.Sherbrooke Nurseries, 877 Council St.Tel.2-8005.CORLISS engine, 125 H.P., sfeam Inlet! gi/a*\u2019, length of stroke 28\u201d, cylinder bore 14\u201d, diameter of pulley 7 ft.width 20\u201d, diameter of shaft 7\u201d; too small for our use, Apply Industrial Specialty Manufacturing Co.Ltd., Magog.TUXEDO, nearly new, size 35-36.Write Box 324, Lermoxville.MORRIS upright piano in excellent! condition.Phone Magog 3817 between | 5 and 6 p.m.STUDENTS\u2019 desks for sole, single and j double.Apply Adrien Beaudoin, Sec.-Treas., Roman Catholic School Board, Municipality of Lennoxville.Phone j 3-3785.\t! MARTIN MOTOR SALE USED CARS 1951 Chrysler, 4 door 1950\tChrysler, 4 door 1951\tMercury, 4 door 1951 Plymouth, 4 door 1950 Dodge, 4 door 1949 Chrysler, 4 door 1949 Plymouth, 2 door 1949\tFord, 2 door 1950\tDodge, 4 door 1950 Dodge, 4 door 1948 DeSoto, 4 door 1948 Dodge Custom, 4 door 1948 Plymouth, 4 door 1948 Chevrolet, 2 door 1948 Plymouth, 2 door 1950\tAustin, 4 door 1947\tJeep, 4 wheel drive 1948\tPlymouth, 4 door 1951\tChevrolet, 4 door TRUCKS 1951 Fargo Va Ion 1950 Chevrolet tj Ton 5 1949\tMercury 3 Ton 1947 Reo 3 Ton 1949 Chevrolet Vz Ton 1949 Fargo 1 Ton Open every night until 10 P.M.105 Belvidere St.South Tel.3-3659 1950 AUSTIN Sedan, very good condition.Call between 8 a.m.- 7 p.m., 3-4284.CKTS (1240 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNew.5.65 Boy Scout Program 5.15 Hiding the Range 5.43 Sunset Boys è.00 New» 61)5 Twilight rime 6.30 Sport» I 6.35 Twilight Time 6.30\tSports j 7.00 Musical Program 7.30\tGreen Room j 3.00 Dancing Parly j 8.30 Music Hail 3.00\tGrace Chapel 8.30\tDancing Party Record's Radio Guide.YOUNG man, sober habits, would like\tLeo Romanelli room and board in Sherbrooke.1^-30 Brant Inn Orch.Doesn\u2019t ask much: 3 meals a day and I1WJ Newa reasonable peace and quiet.Steadily 11 W Sportcast employed.Box 192, Record.\t; il.lS The Record Man ! 12.00 News and Closing 20.Wanted to Purchase WANTED\u2014Second-hand mechanic's tool box.Will accept some tools if necessary.Call Ayer\u2019s Cliff, 71 r2.SUNDAY 8.00 CBC New» 8.05 Post Mark U.K.v.00 Old Fashioned GItnertn 9.15 Interlude 9.30 Music Ot The Dues 24.Salesmen Wanted TEN Hereford heifers or cows and one 10.00 CBC New, service bull.Tel.14r5, Waterville.j 10.03 Country News - ! 10.30 Ave Marla Hour 1 II 00 Church Servies j 12.00 News /-.w\tk,\t.\tc -t\trn r r\t17 05\tThrough the Listening\tGlass Cj\u20act TOUT\tNext\tjUlt\tFREE\t12.30\tSports Events On Parade DOUGLAS Made-to-Measure Clothes sell 12.35 Interlude themselves.\tWe\tget\ta Douglas suit\t12.40\tMan of Distinction onto your back\tFREE and\tthe gar-\t12 45\tMusic ment docs your selling.You wear and show it along with our 240 all-, wool samples from which your customers choose Work full or spare time.Simplified chart makes measuring child-easy.Write now for our now, big Spring and Summer sample kit.No obligation, NO money.But act NOW.Dept.812, Douglas Tailoring Co\u201e P.O.Box 398, Montreal, Que.WANTED sub-distributor lor city of Sherbrooke, aggressive and bilingual.Small capital and car required.Write Box 284, Beebe, Que,, or phone 217r3.Rock Island.FORD Coach, 1930, newly overhauled and in excellent condition.Guy j Booth, (in village) Eastman, Que.TWO wheel house trailer, 18 ft., three\t.\t~ T 7~ rooms wired for electricity, Insulated I 1950 MOI LL Stur cbakcr Sedan radio for winter or summer, new tires, with I au.conditioning.In perfect order.516 furniture or without.This trailer is in first class condition.Apply 310 Merry So., Magog.Tel.3335 or 3115.PONY tractor and plows, slightly used, like new, fully equipped, $300 cash.Balance easy terms.Richmond Motor Sales Regd., Richmond.Tel.331.ROCK maple bed, bureau, table, chair, desk, other pieces of furniture.Phone Cookshire, 80r3.BOY\u2019S and girl\u2019s clothing from 8*14 years; curtains, drapes, rugs, kitchen set, dining room suite, bedroom suite, other household articles.256 Moore St., Apt.2.Laurier Avenue, Sherbrooke.AUSTIN, 1952, dark grey, perfect condition, 3,375 mileage, licence; alio \u201cEaton\u201d gardening tractor with discs and cultivator, like new.Milton Darbe, West Brome.Tel.Sutton, 54r4.SALESMAN wanted for Imported small-wares\u2014Music, hardware, etc.Good commission.Write Post Offjce Box jg'^Q Hawaii\u201dCal'l's 124, Montreal.1\t00 Glad Tidings' Hour 1.30\tWayne King 2\t00 News 2 03 Capita] Report 2.30\tHour of Charm 3.00\tSalvation Army 4.00\tAn Innocent Aboard 4 30 Church of the Air 5.00\tCuckoo Clock House 5.30\tSovereign Ladies 6.00\tDon Wright Choiua 6.30\tOur Miss Brooks 7.00\tThe Tylers 7.30\tAmos And Andy 8.00\tEdgar Bergen I 8.30 Earl Terry Singers 9.00\tSerenade 9.30\tEnchanted Hour 13.00\tBod\u2019s Scrapbook 1938 OLDSMOBILE Sedan, good condition, new licence, $300.Spare parts and tires for 1936 Oldsmoblle, very cheap, Tel.2-6776.1936 lU ICK.very good condition,, heater, new tires, also licence.415 Marquette.ANDRE TROTTIER, CA.Chartered Accountant Suite 3, Nicol Bldg.6 Wellington So., Sherbrooke.Tel.Office 2-8951.Re*.2-0625 Accountant \u2014 Auditor \u2014 Income Tax \u2014 Liquidator \u2014 Trustee In Bankruptcy.Suite 6, 138 Wellington North Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.2-7636 G.Stanley Sharp Art Bennett Bilingual Auctioneer For St.Francis District Tel.66 r 15 \u2014 Sawyerville Tel.2-7413 \u2014 Sherbrooke Quebec Land Surveyor Office: 89 King St.West Tel.2-8134 - Res.Tel 2-82! Sherbrooke SALVON1 DUVAL Paint Contractor, Paper Hanging Floor Sanding and Refinishing 112 Farwell St.\u2014 Tel.3-3765 SHERBROOKE 4.Property for Sale NORTH WARD, preferred location, paved street and sidewalk, bus lino, lot 68x132 landscaped, 2 six room flats, large rooms, oil heated, lower flat available to buyer.This is another recommended buy.Call us for an inspection TODAY.Fred Conway, 3-2874 244 HENEKER ST., five room bungalow with all modern conveniences, fireplace, heated garage, basement with toilet and shower, storage space, work room, cold storage, play room, oil heated, completely landscaped.K.N.Baldwin, 3-2828 or 2-6969.TWO storey house in Johnville, like new, largo garage 20x28, store building 18x30.Priced to sell.Apply A.Lennon, 244 Biooks .EIGHT room year round house, garage, small summer restaurant, V-» mile from Brome Lake.Low taxes.Miles Rhlcard, Foster, Que.NORTH WARD nine room house, hath, etc.Would make two apartments.1098 Elgin Avenue.PIECE of land, 200x400 ft., on Hunting-ville Road near Stan stead Highway.Call 3-5128 after 5 p.m.NORTH WARD \u2014 Modern eight room house, heated, garage attached, two bathrooms, large basement, oil heating, built recently.Tel.2-9820.LENNOXVILLE\u2014New five room bungalow, plus bathroom, clapboard finish.Price $5,800.Apply 300 Downs, Lennoxville.Tel.-3-3917, 1950 TWO-TONE DODGE, air conditioned, sun visor, radio, for sale or exchange.1111 Kingston.Tel.2-7696.11.Livestock tor Sale 6 YEARLINGS and 4 two year old, all female.Apply W.T.McVety, Mllby.LEADING Montreal Wholesale Drug and Sundry House seeks the services of an experienced and energetic man for the Eastern Townships, to call on Druggists, General Stores, Hospitals, , Doctors and Institutions.Excellent opportunity for right man.Car essential.Full particulars.Box 182, Record.*24A.Agents Wanted RELIABLE man take care store route.Distribute.Collect.New product.Protected territory.Earn excellent weekly income.B.& W.Nut Co., St.Paul, Minnesota.25.Teachers Wanted ONK male Y'orkshlre hoc, 10 months old, ready for service.K.T.Mandigo, Sutton Junction, Que.I IB.Baby Chicks , ALL TYPES of property listed.Enquiries welcomed.F.W.McCrea, 315 Montreal.Phone 2-6753-2-8973.IN SELLING or buying real estate, let us serve you.Reliable, honest, courteous service.Fred Conway, 13 Wellington North.Tel.3-2874.ARE you thinking of buying or selling your property?I have a waiting list of clients.Call for action.Charles Connors, 144 Wellington North.Tel 2-4000.Residence: 2-2562.PULLETS.Dayold and started.Order from our new price list.Real bargains.Ask about June broilers too, order them now.Bray Hatchery, Newington Street, East Sherbrooke.Phone 3-3730.12.To Let FIVE room apartment, heated, stove, Frigidaire, $75 monthly, 2nd floor.Available June 1st.Tel.3-2765.QUIET\u2014Vimy Street, two room tenement with private bathroom.Hot water supplied yearly.Immediate occupancy.Garage available.Apply 759 VImy.Tel.2-3301.NORTH WARD \u2014 Modern five room apartment, heated, immediate occupancy.Tel.3-1981 after 7 p.m.THREE RIVERS High School requires the services of a Protestant teacher in each of the following classes: Grade VII, Grade IV, a combined class of Grade I and II pupils (small group), and a commercial teacher (Pitman shorthand).Please apply, stating age, references, qualifications, extracurricular interests, to P.N.Hartwick.Principal, 1241 Nlcholas-Per-rot Si., Three Rivers, Que.THE STE.ROSE Intermediate School requires For 1953-54 qualified teachers for the following positions: (1) Grades 1 and II combined; (2) Grades VI and VII combined, with some work in Grade V.Our school is modern and well-equipped, having attractive new classrooms, staff room, auditorium-gymnasium, kitchen, playground, etc.The new Montreal salary scale is in effect.Ste.Rose is a pleasant summer resort on the Laurentian Highway within easy commuting distance of Montreal.Living accommodations are available in Ste.Rose.Apply, stating qualifications, experience, interests in extra-curricular activities, references and telephone number, to John A.McKlndsey, Principal, Box 93, Ste.Rose de Laval, P.Q.TWO heated apartments 3 and S\u2019i rooms, electric stoves, refrigerators, Venetian blinds.Hot water, Janitor service.For particulars call Jean Prefontalne, 10 Wellington North.Tel.3-1460 or 3-3213.NEW MOTORS '/?H.P.Vi H.P.$21.60 \u201930.15 ROSS - BIR0N ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontenac St.South Phone 2-1564 6.Cottages for Sale LAKE LYSTER, Baldwin\u2019s Mills, com-pletely furnished, boat included.Price , $1,200.Box 516, Coatlcook.Tel.481 r5.j 14.Cottages to Let RECENTLY built, completely furnished; | LAKE Memphtemagog\u2014Five FOUR room furnished and heated apartment in North Ward.Hot water.Adults only.Immediate occupancy.Tel.2-5104.THREE large room heated apartment on Argylc Street with electric stove, hot water year round, large verandah.Vacant June 1st.Tel.2-1297.FOR 5 months from May 21st, 4 room down stairs apartment, furnished.Hll Portland Avenue Phone 2-3283.GARAGE to let at 270 Belvidere North.Tel.2-1280.11.00\tDominion New* Bulletin 11.10 Sportcast 11 15 The Record Man 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.MONDAY 6.00\tPress News 6.05\tParty Line 6.45\tSacred Heart Program 7.00\tNews 7.U5 Musical Clock 7.30\tSports Roundup 7.35\tThoughts for Today 8.0U CBC News and mterlud# 0.15 Musical Clock 8.30\tMorning Devotion* 8.45\tMusical Clock 9.00\tNews 9.05\tMusical Varieties 9.45\tLight and Lyrical 10.15 Bob Hope Show 10.30\tAirlanes Melodies 11.00\tNews 11.05\tWomens' Journal of tb« Air 11.30\tMusical Round-Up 11.50 Farmer\u2019s Hour 12.00\tPress News 12.05\tSunshine Hour 1.00\tCBC News 1.15\tConcert Album 1.55 News 2.00\tDouble or Nothin® 2.30\tMusic of Manhattan 2.45\tSinging Americans 3.00\tPress News 3.05\tThis is the Hour 4.00\tNews 4.05\tPlatter Party 5.00\tNews 5.05\tRiding the Range 5.30\tGolden Mountain Boys 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tNews 6 05 Twilight Time 6.10 Town Crier 6.15\tTwilight Time 6.30\tSports 6.35\tPolitical Topics 7.00\tRed Cross Cavalcade 7.15\tDoris Day 7.30\tChez Nous 7.45\tRhythm Rendezvous 8.00\tBishop\u2019s College 8.30\tOpportunity Knock* i 9.00 Court of Opinion ! 9.30 The Adventurer l 10.00 Libby and Paul WANTED\u2014Two Protestant Elementary io.15 Lou Snider teachers with diploma to teach in Belle Ave Consolidated School for term 1953-54.State salary when applying to Frank LePage, Sec.-Treas., Bourgalnville, Gaspe Co., Que.TEACHER wanted for Protestant Elementary School in Northwestern Quebec to teach Grades I-V1I.School year 1953-54.Salary $2,500.Present time 32 pupils, attending.Electricity, running water, modern plumbing.Apply, stating qualifications, to Harold Blncli, Sec.-Treas., Kewagama, County Abitibi, Que.26.Help Wanted: Male also boat.Lake Wallis, Coaticook-Canaan road.Box 101, Coatlcook.Tel.338.room fur- EXPERIENCED Linotype operator wanted.Sickness and accident benefits, good working conditions.Apply, stating experience, to Granby Leader-Mail, Granby, Quo.HIGH School graduate.We have a vacancy in our accounting department for a young man who desires a permanent position with opportunities for advancement.Apply Box 188, Record.27.Help Wanted: Female 10.30 Spurt Roundup\tg 11.00\tNews 11.10 Sports 11.15 The Record Man 12.00\tNews and Sign Oft.31.\tSituations Wanted: Male YOUNG man desires part time work evenings and week ends, anything considered.Tel.3-3636 Local 31, after 5:30 p.m., 2-1194.32.\tSituations Wanted Female CBM (940 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tTrans-Canada Bandstand 6.00\tNews 6 15 Musical Program 6.30\tVancouver Theatre 7.00\tJohn Fisher 7.15\tSports College 7.30\tRoy Rogers 7.55 Rawhide 8.00\tArthur Godfrey 3.30\tShare the Wealth 9.05\tSawdos Amigos 9.30\tSoiree a Quebec 10.00\tHit Parade ; 10.30 Ray Norris Quintet U.OO The Homesteaders : 11.30 Hill Billy Hit Parade 12.00\tDouble Ranch Gang j 12.15 Western Roundup 1.00\tNews, Close SUNDAY 8.00\tCBC News 8.05\tPost-Mars.U.K I 9.C0 News 9.05\tPlano Recital 9.80 Music of the Dance [ 10.00 News 10.03 Neighborly News 10.30\tRecital 11.00\tChurch Service 12.00\tBBC News 12.15\tSouth Sea Saga 12.30\tHarmony Barhor 1.00\tFolk Songs t.15 Just Mary 1.30\tWay of the Spirit 2.00\tCBC News 2.03 Capttol Report 2.30\tReligious Period i 3.00 NBC Symphony ; 4.00 No name, by Wilkie Collins i 4.30 Critically Speaking j 5.00 Fiddle Joe j 5.30 Jake and the Kid ! 6.00 News 6.15\tU.N.On The Recor-J ; 6.30 The* Throne and the People | 7:00 Sunday Choral i 7.30 Chamber Music j 8.00 Concert Band 8.30\tFrom the Operas 9.00\tStage 53 10.00\tCBC National News 10.10 Week-End Review 10.20 Special Speaker 10.30\tLittle Symphony 11.00\tWinnipeg Symphony 12.00\tCBC News ana Sien Oil MONDAY 6.00\tBreakfast B.-akdown 7.00\tCBC News 7.05\tConcert Corner 7.30 CBC Newa 7.35\tConcert Corner 8.0U CBC News and Interlude 8.15\tMorning Devotions 8.3Ü Musical March Past 9.00\tNews 9.05\tMusic In the Morning 9.45 Light and Lyrical 10.15, Kindergarten of the Air 10.30\tRuth Harding 10.35 Nancy Fraser 10.45\tSong Shop 11.00\tThe Road of Life 11.15\tRosemary 11.30\tBest by Bing 11.45\tLaura Limited 12.00\tNews 1^.15 Aunt Lucy 12.30\tFarm Broadcast 1.00\tCBC News and Weather Report 1.15\tHappy Gang 1.45\tMusical Kitchen 2.00\tBrave Voyage 2.15\tI\u2019rans-Canada Matinee 3.00\tLife Can Be Beautiful 3.15\tMa Perkins 3.30\tPepper Young\u2019s Family 3.45\tRight to Happiness 4.00\tEncore 4.30\tReminiscing in Tempo ?.\t00 \u2018Afternoon Concert 5.30\tJennifer In London 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tNews ?.\t10 Sports 6.15\tEvening Interlude 6.30\tInternational Commentary 6.35\tTo Be Announced 7.00\tNews 7.30\tChez Nous 7.45\tProvincial Affairs 8.00\tTo Be Announced 8.30\tSummer Fallow\tH 8.00 Music Hour \u2019 10.00\tCBC National Himi 10.15\tCBC Symphony 11.00\tWho\u2019s Herb Gott 11.30\tLatitude Unknown 12.00\tNews Sign-Ott 7.Farms for Sale 250 ACRE farm, 8 miles from Sherbrooke.Good ./buildings and location.With or without stock and tools.110 acres, good buildings, good location, 8 miles from Sherbrooke.Priced; ^\t* low.Low interest.Easy terms.Apply 100.Slimmer Resorts W.H.Davis, Box 75, Rock Island.I_____________________________________ nlshed cottage with screened porch,1 EXPERIENCED stenographer private beach on east take front, 1 mile from Magog.Boat and firewood supplied.Electric refrigerator and rangette, running water, inside plumbing, city conveniences, accommodates five.Summer season $475.Tel Magog, 2609, or write P.O.Box 146, Magog.POSTER\u201469 acres, two horses, cows, sheep, sugar bush equipped, U mile, church, stores, station, etc.Good buy.Z.Dufresne, Phone 97-J-2.WEEK, month, season, modern housekeeping, furnished, safe bathing, boals.illustrated folder.Mirror Lake HOUSEWORK wanted by a capable young woman.Tel.155, Danville, Que.Write Box 412, Danville.AUCTION SALE for Mrs.B.L.Dufchburn, 1069 Esplanade Avenue Saturday, May 9, 1953, AT 12:30 P.M.Dining room set, china cabinet, studio couch and 2 chairs, 2 radios, cabinet gramophone, 2 large arm chairs, 2 con-! plete sets dishes, odd dishes, 4 Congo-! leum rugs, oilcloth, 14 ft.x 9 ft., 3 wanted, dressers, bed with spring, 2 mattresses, permanent position.Apply J.S.Mit- night commode, Electrolux, 2 washing chell & Co.Ltd.\t| machines, oil burner with drum, 3 45 A\t;\u2014~77,-! gallon drums, 10 gallon drum, hall run- CHAMBER maid for Bishop\u2019s College ncl, 8 wintIow shades, curtains and School, Apply in person or call 3-1785.| drapeS) telephone table and chair, odd tools, odd clothing, pictures, 2 clocks, l 8 day, mirror, circulator heater and TELEVISION SATURDAY, MAY 2ND 5:30- 6:00\u2014Tic-Tac Toe 6:00- 8:00\u2014Music 8:00- 8:30\u2014Space Command 8:30- 8:45\u2014Cruise to Europe 8:45- 9:00\u2014What\u2019s the Record 9:00- 9:30\u2014Pays et Merveilles 9:30-11:00\u2014Le Czar, wilth Harry Baur (French film) SUNDAY, MAY 3RD.4:30- 5:00\u2014Music 5:00- 5:30\u2014Films for Children 5:30- 6:00\u2014Pépinot et Capucine 6:00- 7:30 Music 7:30- 8:30\u2014Télé-Scope 8:30- 9:00\u2014Leslie Bell Singers 9:00-10:00\u2014Goodyear Television Playhouse 10:00- 10:30\u2014Le Nez de Cléopâtre 10:30-11:00\u2014Historic de la civilisation CFCF (600 Kcs.) THIS EVENING I 5.00 News j 5.15 Kentucky Derby 5.45\tWestern Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron Show 6.30\tNeypscan ) 6.45 Sports 7.25 News 7.30\tMeet Corliss Archer 8.00\tOrzie and Harriet 8.30' I Was a CommunUt 9.00\tTop Guy 9.30\tThe Adventurer 10.00\tMystery Is My Hobby 10.30\tRonnie Kemper 10 45 Big Time m Sports 11.00\tNew» and Sports 11.15 Spin » Record 12.30\tSign Off 1.00\tNews 1.30\tSign Off SUNbAY 8.00\tNews 8.05\tJunior Radio Playhouse 8.55\tNews 9.00\tHomespun 9.30\tSalvation Army 10:00 Message of Israel 10.30\tMusical Program 11.30\tHour Of Faith 12.00\tNews 12.10 Week In Review 12 30 Piano Playhouse ! 00 News 1.05\tDavid Rose 1.15\tVie £beck 1.30\tDiana Shore 2.00\tNews 2.05\tMills Bros.2.30\tFran Warren 3.00\tNews 3.05\tGordon Jenkins 3.30\tJo Stafford 4.00\tNews 4.05\tPeary Con o 4.30\tChuicb or the Air 5.00\tCuckoo Clock House 5.30\tVoice of Youth 6.00\tDon Wright Chorus 6.30\tOur Miss Brooks 7.00\tThe Tylers 7.30\tAmos and Andy 8.00\tEdgar Bergen 8.30\tDamon Runyan 9.00\tABC Play House 9.30\tConcerts for You 10.00 American Navy Band.10.30\tGeorge Faith 10.45\tBig Time In Sports 11.00\tNews and Sports 11.15\tPress Gallery 11.30\tInspiration Point 12.00\tNews and Sign Oft MONDAY 6.00\tGord Sinclair Show 7.00\tNews and Gord Sinclair Show 7.30\tNews and Gord Sinclair Show 8.00\tNews and Spojts 8.15\tGord Sinclair Show 8.30\tNews 8.35 Gord Sinclair Show 9.C0 News 9.05\t50 A Day 9.15\tBreakfast Club 10.00\tNews, Charlie Fair 10.45\tBod\u2019s Scrap Book 11.00\tLive Like a Milllonalrs 11.30\tWhat\u2019s New 12.00\tNews 12.10\tPick the Hits 12.30\tBrighter Day 12.45\tPerry Mason 1.00\tNews, Musle 1.15\tTed Malone 1.30\tTurn to a Friend 2.00\tDouble or Nothing 2.30\tWheel of Fortune 3.00\tNews 3.05\tCharlie Fair 4.00\tNews 4.05\tClair Wallaea 4.10\tCharlie Fair 4.15\tGuiding Light 4.30\tYoung Dr.MaJon* 4.45\tBig John and Sparkle 5.00\tPep Talks 5.05\tJunior TelequU 5.15\tUncle Troy 5.25\tWestern Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tSport, Don Cameron 7.00\tDon Cameron 7.25\tNews 7.30\tVoice of the Army 7.45\tMake Mine Musln 8.00\tIn Search of Ourselves 8.30\tSymphony 10.30\tRonnie Kemper 10.45\tBig Time In Sports U.OO News and Sports 11.15 Deegan\u2019s Diary 11.30\tTennesee Ernie 11.55\tNews, Sport.12.00\tTennesse Ernla 12.25\tNews, Close 39, Lost and Found FOUND\u2014Cocker Spaniel, black, male.Apply George Marshall, Waterloo, Que.Phone 97w22.WANTED\u2014Woman for pastry cooking.E.B.Westover, Glenbrook, Knowl-ton\u2019s Landing, Que.EXPERIENCED stenographer with knowledge of general office bookkeeping.Good salary, reasonable hours.Apply in writing with references.Bilingual preferred.Box 187, Record.oil burner, ice box, clothes line with pulleys.Many articles too numerous to mention.Terms: Cash.ART BENNETT, Auctioneer.Tel.Sawyerville, 66rl5.B.ALLANSON, Clerk.41.Boats and Motors OUTBOAKD-MOTOR BOAT, length 15\u2019.width 55\u201d.Sides mahogany veneer IT\u201d, bottom 4,\u201d cedar.Thoroughly hand-made, assembled with galvanized screws.It\u2019s a beauty.Dial 3-2551 Mr.Hebert.36.Miscellaneous DRESSMAKER desires work, experienced.Tel.2-9458.YOUNG business lady wishes to share her furnished apartment.Reasonably priced.Central., Tel.2-6762 after 5:30 p.m.LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired.Apply G.Burgess, 1353 Cabana St.Tel.3-2219.CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNews £.05 Tarzan - 5.30 Make Believe Balirocin 1.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Bsllev* BaUroom 6.30\tNews 6.35 Make Believe Ballroom 7.0(1 News 7.05\tLady of the Evening 7:15 Suit Yourself 7.30\tGun Smoke- 8.00\tQuiz Kids 8 30 Christian Path Hour 9.00\tNews 9.30\tSquare Dancers 10.00\tSaturday at the ChTss 10.30\tNews and Sports 10.45 Report from Parliament Rt 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews 11,15 Prelude to Midnight 12.00\tNew* 12.05\tAccent on Music 12.30\tNews, Sign Off SUNDAY 7.30\tNews, Weather 7.45\tGlee Club 8.00\tSunrise Service from Hollywood 9.00\tNews, Weather : 9.05 Sunday School 9.30\tTrinity Choir ! 9.45 Christian Science Hour ! 10.00 Lutheran Hour j 10.30 Hour of St.Francia ! 10.45 News j 11.00 Salt Lake City Choir i 11.30 Sunday at its Best | 12.00 News 1 12.05 The Good Old Days 12.30\tHoward K Smith \u2018CB» 12.45\tMu*ic By Mautovan! 1.00\tHighlights ol ths Week 1.15\tSammy Kaye 1.30\tConcert Hall 2.00\tFive minutes for Freedom 2.05\tCatholic Hour 2.30\tSummer Music Festival 4.00\tNews 4.05\tFamily Theatre 1.30\tPeoples Church i 5.00 Newa 5.05\tMusic in the Air 6.00\tNews 6.05\tGuy tombai do 6.30\tDecember Bride 7.00\tNews 7.05\tHU Parade 7.30\tChurch Service 8.30\tMeet Millie 9.00\u2014News 9.05\tRed Skelton 9.30\tHour of Charm 10.00\tNews 10.05 Music From the Showa 10.30 Newa and Sports 10.45\tFacts with KeyserUagk U.OO Sports Final 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.MONDAY 6.00\tNews 6.05\tYawn Patrol 6.45\tSacred Reart Program 7.00\tNewa 7.05\tMusical Clock 7.30\tNews and Weather 7.35\tMusical Clock 8.00\tNews and Sport» 8.10\tMusical Clock 8.30\tNew» 8.35\tMusical Clock 9.00\tNews and Weather 9.15\tHomemaker Harmonie» 10.00\tNews 10.05\tWorth Knowing 10.15\tHope for the Ladle* 10.30\tMake Believe Ballroom 11.00\tNewa 11.05\tShopping Feature 11.30\tKate Altken 11.45\tYoung Widder Brown 12.00\tNews 12.15\tNews Quiz 12.30\tNews 12.45\tOur Gal Sunday 1.00\tNew» 1.05\tHarriet's' House 1.15\tHelen Trent 1.30\tMemory Line 1.45\tBeulah 2.00\tNews 2.05\tListen with Laver* 2.30\tDevltt Drops In 2.45\tJunior Miss 3.00\tNews 3.15\tIn Town Today 3.30\tShow Time 4.00\tNews 4.45\tWho Am I?5.00\tNews 5.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.30\tNews 6.35\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.45\tDenny Raughan Show 7.00\tNews 7.05\tGold Stars 710.Lady of the Evening 7.15\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.30\tJo Stafforo 7.45\tSport* \u2014Frank Starr 8.00\tTalent Show 8.30\tMake Mine Mystery 9.00\tShare The Wealth 9.30\tTo Be Announced 10.00\tNews ana Weathez 10.05\tCanadian Topics 10.10\tPeggy Brooks 10.15\tChoral Symphony 10.30\tNews 10.45 Good Old Day* 11.00\tSports Final 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNew* 12.05\tAccent on Music 12.30\tNews, Close 46.Pets for Sale -A rope of spider\u2019s silk one inch FINLAND huskies, 3 months old; also thick would hold Up 74 tons.It small pups, io memtis old.Apply Would be three times as strong as 1266 Council.\ta ong.lj^h rope ma(Je 0f jron.PUREBRED Cocker Spaniel, registered and unregistered.All ages, colors and prices.George MarshaU, Waterloo.Tel.97w22.KNOWLTON 100 ACRE farm, in high state of cultivation.Electricity, telephone, run-ning water In house and born, good buildings, plenty of fire wood, some lumber, with, rolling stock or without, situated MUby, 4 miles from lennoxville, open road.Apply John Lowry.Phone 2-1845.18.Wanted To Rent NEW AND RECONDITIONED MOTORS STARTERS TRANSFORMERS REWINDING REPAIRS On All Types of Electrical Appliances K/cggdCC \u20ac&cùùc 7-ïegxl.153 MARQUETTE ST.\u2014\tTEL.2-0828 ESTABLISHED IN 1903 \"The First Electrical Establishment In Sherbrooko\" f.JUNE 1ST or later, 4 room heated or j unheated apartment.With or with- ! out garage.North Ward.Lennoxville or rfther quiet district.Tel.3-3636 Local 31.STENOGRAPHER (female) with experience, required.Five (5) day week, vacation with pay, hospital plan, pension plan, group insurance and other benefits.Apply, stating experience, age and marital status, to Empire Branch, Imperial Tobacco Co.of Canada Ltd,, Granby, Que.AUCTION SALE for Herman 5t.Pierre, On the Rock Forsst Road, Vi Mils from th« City Limits Saturday, May 9th, AT 12:30 P.M.Will be sold: One 12 year old mare, 3 Holstein cows.S heifers, 3 years old, ! to freshen tn August.4 two year old ! heifers, 3 calves ready to be butchered, 12 hens, consisting of Plymouth Rocks, | White Sussex and New Hampshire Red, i mowing machine, hay loader, practically new, hay rake, seeder, cultivator, j rubber tired wagon, hay rack, wagon j box.manure spreader, disc harrow, : HOUSEKEEPER to come into\tgood: sPrinS t00th harrow, hay fork, 210 : ____________________________________\thome for small salary.Light\twork.foot cable, mostly new, manure car- ; FIVE\troom apartment,\thouse or tene- j\tEu**\"e Mailloux, Knowlton.\tHer and tracks 5 tons hay 1 lot of ment.\tIn\tNorth Ward.Please phone !\t-\tstraw, hay loader, pung sleigh carriole K\tL Halnennv\t1486 Dominion i\tHOUSEKEEPER ot married couple\tfor pony, one fine buggy, 1 sleigh, pair _________ '1_______________________\u2019 wanted on modern farm, all conveni- double harnesses, single harness, cow : LOWER five or five and half rooms,' ehc you like lt\u201c Expert Workmen - Free Estlm*te« A.H.MASSON 816 St.Antoine St.\u2014 Tel.2-6774 FOR SALE A few MODEL A FORDS $80 EACH ALSO 50 OTHER second hand models to choose from.LENNOX MOTOR SALES Main St.\u2014 Lennoxville Tel.2-9460 OPEN UNTIL 10 EVERY NIGHT WANTED Bilingual Salesman to cover Eastern Townships territory for established confectionery manufacturer.Headquarters Sherbrooke.Salary and expense basis, must have car.' Apply Smiles and Chuckles Limited, Kitchener Ontario, by letter, stating age and previous experience. SHERSROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, M\t1953 The Wsv W^S - M.I A Heady Guide To Easter a Townsh/pf Merchants And Business Services SHERBROOKE LANDSCAPE GARDENING FREE ESTIMATE ContracU of every size.502 Confinertfal Building Tel.2-8622 - 3-4931 after 5 p.m.\t\tJOS.CUSTEAD LICENSED PUBLIC AUCTIONEER Tel.Office 2-7097 Res 24)346 535 Short St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \t\t \t\t \t\tG u a r a n t e edK \t\tCHICKS; SUPER\t1 Jpi|is!&k\t\t \t\tDay old Chicks PIONEER\t\tGrowing Pullets SALES and SERVICE\t\t9 years service to farmers \t\tA Quebec Certified Hatchery Free Demonstration\t\t BRADWIN CHAIN SAW\t\tRENAUD HATCHERY SALES and SERVICE\t\tREG'D 229 Main St.,\t\tJ.A.Renaud.Prop.Lennoxville, Que.\t\tASCOT CORNER P.O.Box 716\t- Ted.3-4636\t\tSherbrooke ¦ Tel.2-6511 ios.Oue!§ette Auclioneer (10 yrs.experience) tel.2-7293 Eve.2-5913 MAGASIN LANSDOWNE Enrg.Second Hand Furniture oî a!! types; Easy Chairs, Dining Room Sets, Dishes.We re-silver mirrors.Exchange your turniture.54 Grand Forks St.Sherbrooke New and Used FERGUSON TRACTORS Sales and Service \u2014 Complete Range of Agricultural implements.\u2014 All Parts in stock.GARAGE THIBAULT & FRERES 10 Versailles St.\u2014 Tel.3.1155 Sherbrooke MCCULLOCH I - XT) The World's Best Seller R.Pronovost Tel.2-3144 1020 Wellington S.Sherbrooke and building materials.Call us for better prices.L.0.NOEL, INC.470 Wellington S., Tel.2-1561 AYER\u2019S CLIFF DiraiTOTTW»ran«w»ws»M« JAS.C.HOWARD Real Estate Dealer Massawippi, Que.Expert Appraisals Let us solve your Real Estate Problems' for you.Tel.Ayer's Cliff 15 R 15 CANVAS AWNINGS \"the best shade under the sun!''' Now is the time to get ready for the warm summer weather ahead.Protect your rooms, furnishings, etc., with awnings that match your home.Call us for estimates.We also handle aluminum awnings that are approved by \"Good Housekeeping\".E.T.TEK7& AWNING CO.1440 King St.West, Sherbrooke Tel.2-5454 BEEBE SILVESTER & BELL Beebe \u2014 Tel 217r3 Rexair of Canada Sales and Service Free demonstra.ions.F.COLLETTE TAILOR Pressing \u2014 Repairs SUITS MApE TO MEASURE 77 King West Métropole Bldg., Apt.202 Tel.2-4334 (Res., 21116) FOR SALE COLORED GRANITE FIREPLACES AND GRANITE FOR BUILDING FRONTS B.CLOUTER Beebe, Tel.460-r-6 from 4 p.m.to 7 p.m.LHNNOXVILLE LENNOX MOTOR SALES LENNOXVILLE Sub dealers for FORD CARS and TRUCKS Good used cars from 1930.Tel.2.9460 Now is the lime to give your car a .SPRING TUNE-UP Bring your car to us! ERIC DUNN SERVICE 266 Main St., Lennoxville Tel.: 2-7177 The Machine A Farmer Is Proud To Own.R.Pronovost Tel.2-3144 1020 Wellington S.Sherbrooke DERBY LINE FUR STORAGE \"Safest in Town\" Complete Guarantee Pick-Up and Delivery.Tel.3-2224 MAGASIN MODERNE 84 Wellington St.North MOTORCYCLES Harley-Davidson, B.S.A.and N.S.U.Motorcycles $379.00 up Guaranteed Used Motorcycles from $150 C.C.M., Raleigh and French Racing Bicycles Reconditioned Bicycles $25.00'up H.MUNKITTRICK SALES & SERVICE 35 Belviclere St.S\u2014Tel.2-1234 SHERBROOKE to THREE RIVERS via e DRUMMOND-VILLE Daily Service Cargo Insurance Pianos and Furniture our Specialty.VEILLEUX TRANSPORT 1327 Dorval\u2014Sherbrooke\u20143-3393 SAVE ON PAINT Oil Base Paint ¦for Homes and Cottages 'pAnf,*\u201c\u201ct $2.50 \u2022 $3.50 Gal.- -w-\t$1.15 Ot.Enamel \u2014 $4.50 gal.; $1.50 qt.Free City Delivery Smith Surplus Store 900 Wellington St.South Tel.2-0464 LEUKEMIA IS STILL RAKE DISEASE By Edwin f.Jordan.M.D.Leukemia is a disease which was named and recognized more than a hundred.years ago.Translated it means \"while blood,\u201d The blood does not turn white in leukemia, but it docs have a ¦'whiteness'' about it which is caused by the destruction of some : ol the normal red cells and the addition of large numbers ot colorless cells which arc known as while cells or leucocytes.Normally, there are about 5,000 to 10,000 white cells are leucocytes in a cubic millimeter of blood this being a very small amouni of blood indeed.In many forms of leukemia the number of white cells rises to 30.000 or 40,000 and sometimes more than 100.000.There are both normal and abnormal kinds of while cells present.In the rapid or acute cases the body becomes overwhelmed with the abnormal white cells.In such cases weakness develops rapidly.There is likely to be bleeding from the gums or into the skin.In the slower or more chronic leases, enlargement of the lymph glands in the armpits, groin or nock may be the first sign of (he disease.The spleen also is usually enlarged.Increasing fatigue is an other common early sign.The exact diagnosis of leukemia is made by examining the blood under the microscope.This is done by taking a small drop of blood and counting the white cells.The | blood is also smeared on a glass i slide, stained with special dyes, and examined under the microscope.II is possible llial leukemia is becoming more frequent, although it may still be considered as a com paratively rare disease.II should be realized, ton, that there are sev-eral kinds of leukemia, depending on the particular variety of white cells involved and on whether Hie condition is acute or chrome.Cause Is Unknown Unfortunately, the cause of leukemia is not known.It is some-limes called cancer of the blood, hul this is nnl really eorrecl because no one is yet entirely sure as to whether it i.s related to cancer or not.Also, it cannot he cut out by surgery as many cancers ; are.Victims of leukemia, particular j ly those with chronic varieties, often can.be helped temporarily by blood transfusions, X-ray treatments over Ihc spleen, or by ecr-I lain kinds of arsenic preparations | taken by mouth.Other methods, j including ACTH and cortisone, are being studied, though treatment | of any kind is still far from sal-I isi'actory.ABNER By Al Copp a PEW DAS* AGO.this A A* A ?AAPP-V Li l ?¦Ott -SUT-SUOPEMIN - A MYSTCRIOOS JINX COME.OVILR IT.THE' ClARK CEOUD O' MINI SEEPED INTO th ROCKABOVE Mf WHAW it cain't SINCE THET DARK CEOUD SEEPED IN ŒVER MAH BAB VS -CRADLE-ITS ^ LI'L UNSTARTED LIST.BECAME.X-ULLO TROUBLE An MADE This CAVE INTO HAPPV LI'L HOME\u2014AN*THE HAPPIEST THING 'BOUT IT is MAM UIN'N HAIN'T H ARSON LI'L ABNER AN DAISV MAE WKAREVER THEV IS \u2014 , 0>.A4 is,; 11 n'-i11 IS It S7.r.''AT EXOCTLV I a MIDNIGHT, SOU, DDLE ABNER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SOU LIFE, WILL V BECOME a ) GORL/r >/ VOU WON'T I LAVE A THING TO WEAR, PEARlt-6-0 IGUNG GIVE YOU MY PRUTTIEST BRASS 11 - S 9 7.r ) \u2022 IN t MINUTE SOU BECOME A GOBI.r.r /v rw: n , is \u2014 iv/aev ,4 a/a \\ /VA S - A trOOA/O POO MOlVAS IS Af|DNIQHr.r.r LI DOLE MARNER : v .\\ '¦ IT'S SWEET, IV>V WANTS tO BE ALONE AT A TIME LIKE n-us.o - YOU _ ^ eoRLfr j a.,:a*ansu:vi: THE.SI.DOGPaVCH PAZ^UNTS ARH TOO STUPID TO HCW V SLOBPOVlAKJ LAW TME\u2019v MIGHT NOT EVJI L-UVVNOU A GORL SO l.ATS SKIP TOWN* AND CO TO NT-\u2019W MORN'klIK.WHERE VOU CAN begin A NEW LIFE, DEARIf HO tfO> YOOT L GAl NCH UNTIL.VOU LF AVCS TM ROOM 5»R.rr CAIN'T A -LADV HAVE ANY ) ACCORDS TO SI-OK POYIAN LAW.AM IS NOW A GAL.AN\u2019 AM MM YS ANY LAW NO MAT T L R MOW WOOMILlA-r»N IT K is midnights -VOU A GOrtL.r.r-y rOaroOW' HOW veu-'\u2022\"\u2018C c Na 'L\\ USED TO CtORl CAN G A3 INTO prwAcs ?~U40L.Dr DR ASS.01I»'\u2019IV' GORL'4!: FOON AS WE CAT TO NEW VOBKNIK US GORLS CAN RASSl.E.\"1 this is hoomiliatin1 but ah is per in IT SO DAISY MAE KIN G'T $, B OO A DAY TILL the baby IS porn /P-t-JOW LONG will THAT take SAME ^ I ME AS ANY BABY.T WO 4 OR THREE YEARS, .cK OH.'/- WAl., BY THET TIME EVAiSVl t B! RICH -1 F- c/tr.\" NO SNEAKY BACHELOR MARRI Els MU?, FD'HER money/.- r' DUN' W< I NEVER MF ARPOF ANYONE.MARRYINGK a beautiful, ricm.vumk WIDOW < for her MONEY.'! «ASJU, MtaMuittuataMaB AN'WHEN THÏ BABY'S BORN YO'LI.HAVE A l AW RASSECP IN SlOBBOViA MAKIN' ME A BOY AGIN-WON'T VO' ^ 5URE.'.- WOULDN\u2019T STEER SOU WRONG.ON AMY THIN® ff J BOLTON GLEN NORTH HATLEY LIGHTNING RODS STEWART D.REED « Installed and Repaired Free Estimates.Work Guaranteed.Phone 7 R 2 \u2014 North Hatley MASSEY-HARRIS ROCK ISLAND Saw mill, dressing mill, sasn and door factory.Rough and dressed lumber, special mill work, building material, roofing, delivery service, inquiries invited.THREE VILLAGES BUILDING ASS\u2019N.LIMITED Rock Island.Quebec.Phone 160 Mr.and Mrs.Ormonde Brown.Mrs.Joseph Dixon and Mrs.Rogers of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Glen Brown attended the reception given at the Lake View Hotel for Mr.and Mrs.Buster Foster, who were married in Montreal, on April 18.Mr.John Black of Waterloo, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Glen Brown.Mrs.Arthur Davignon, R.N.and son, of Brome,_were guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.II.'Brou n.Miss Gerry Brown was a weekend guest of her friend.Miss Martha Beauregard, of Sutton.Mrs.Edith Roberts, who has been spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.Eric Sfanbridge, lefl for Montreal to visit her son and family.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Roberts.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Brown, of Montreal, were calling at C.H.Brown\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Bryanl, ol Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Elmore Bockus.Mr.Glen Brown was an evening guest of Mr.Lanctot, of West Brome.Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Mizener, of Verdun, were guests of Mrs.F.Sfanbridge.Mr.and \u2019Mrs.Knight, of Vcr-dun.were al their cottage during the week-end.B.I.C.Home And School Neels At Cookshire C o o k s h i r c, May 2.The | B.l.C.Home and School Association held a meeting in Ihc auditorium of the High School on Monday evening, April 27lh.with the I Rev.P.W.Jones in Ihe chair.The secretary, Mrs.Paint in, ! read the minutes of the executive j meeting, which was held in March in the teachers\u2019 rest room of (he High School for the purpose of i appointing committees lo plan for Ihc March banquet.Dopald MacRae, Ihc treasurer, gave very satisfactory reports for the general funds, cod liver oil and soup funds, fn Ihc absence of ; Donald Macmillan, Mrs.Pain-tin gave a very satisfactory financial report of Ihe dental clinic.The correspondence consisted of j a letter from Mrs.Gilbert asking .for a report of Ihe association's ! best program for Ihe year, which ! would be printed in the Sherbrooke Record's column reserved for lhal purpose, and a letter of thanks from Dr, and Mrs.Bennett for their nrcsenlal ions al Ihe March banque! After some discussion, il was decided to continue the dental clinic this year with the same officers in charge as last year.A nominating committee, ap pointed lo bring in a slate of officers for Ihe next year, includes Ihe lollowing: Mrs.Ross, Hollis Burns, Mrs.H.Barter.II was though! advisable In have a \u201cresearch committee,\u201d and I the following were appointed for that project, \\V.W.Roberts, D.MacRae, Mrs.J Vogcll.Mrs.Hcatherington reported on , the hot soup served at the school in Ihe winter months, and slated that.1191 cups had been served lo Ihc nnl ot (own scholars.Mrs.R.! Hodge, on behalf of the parents.! thanked the committee ladies who | had looked after the work so ef I fieicntly.The May meeting will he held at Ihe Buivver School on Monday, I May II.with the Bulwer members m charge of the program.I).Mac Rae will look alter the transpor | fation arrangements for those members wishing lo be conveyed lo Die meeting.GENERAL NOTES The friends of Mrs.Northcoft ; | will be sorry to learn lhal she is j Son the sick list.Mrs.T.Bewick] J and Miss Barbara Bewick have been taking care of her.Recent, guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.Bewick were Mr.George Le i bourveau, of Brookbury, and Mr.J, Waterhouse, of Birohton.Mrs.Henrietta Hodgman en- j lerlained several friends in honor j of Mrs.E.Davis, prior to her leav-1 mg to make her home in Lennox j ville.Deepest sympathy i.s extended to : Mrs.Ronald Learned and family j in the loss of her father, the lale Frederick Currier, of Marbleton Mrs.Roy Lake is visiting rcla lives and friends in Toronto.Miss Lorn a Heat heringlnn, of I Ihe R.C.A.F, Station, al Falcon i bridge, Onf., was a recent guest of \u2022 her parents, Mr.and Mrs, E.S.I leal heringlnn.Miss Edith Gill, of Pnalienok, was a recenl guesl ol her parents.Mr.and Mrs.George Gill.A number of the Boy ,Scouts spenl a day al Tamarac Lodge, Clear Lake, with their senul mas ter, K, S.lloalheringlon.INDIAN STOCKHOLDER Maiqi Ge.iek, an Indian chief was made a stockholder in an iroi ore mining company for his assist ance in loealing one of Ihe firs claims in the Lake Superior district.Dining Room to Study in 3 Seconds Flaf! Just Close the \"MODERNFOLD\" door mmmmmœmsm \u2019 k K ' '>?V 1 m MILLANVILLE Mr.Howard Kerr and Mr.C.McGillivary were in Inverness on business.Mrs.Lome Kelso and son Ronnie, were guests of Mrs.Guy Little.Messrs.C.McGillivary, W.Cook and Louis Burton were in Sle Sophie on business.Callers during the week at the McGillivary home were Messrs.DOMINIQUE DUVAL S6 Mein, next to Shell Service Teh: 2-3865 Buy, Trade.Sell Used Cars 1930 to 1953 Terms lOT Down IS Months to Pay McFADDEN HARDWARE REG'D 155 Mam St.- Tel.2-7111 CIL PAINTS; SUNWORTHY and WATERFAST WALLPAPERS Electrical Appliances; Farmers' and Building Supplies Construction Lumber Clapboard Siding Knotty Pine Sheathing Softwood Slabs Hardwood Slabs W.H.Hunting & Sons Keg'd.Tel.Sherbrooke 2-8202 The Largest Stock of FISHING TACKLE in Northern Vermont Chris-Craft Boats & Motors Open six nights a week DUSTIN'S SPORT SHOP ,\tDerby Line, Vt.Complete Supply of High Class FISHING TACKLE The-Best-For-Less Gun&, ammunition.Also Mark III super match, PAUL LALIME Derby Line, Vt, NEWPORT, VERMONT 50 FARMS 50 FOR SALE Priced from $6,000 to $40,000 Please Contact B.J.ROY Real Estate Broker 1045 East Main St.- Tel.399 Newport, Vermont T MACHINERY & ACCESSORIES Electric Chain Hoists.'Electric Portable Tools including Drills, Saws, Sanders, Grinders; Speed Reducers.Gearmotors, V Pulleys, Steel Split Pulleys.Cast Iron Pulleys; Roller Chain and Sprockets, V Belts, Leather Belt.Conveyor, Shaft.Hangers, Ball Bearing Pillow Blocks, Truck Winches.STRUCTURAL STEEL; I Beams, Channels, Angles, Bars, Pipe, Sheets and Plates, new and used.Thousands of articles to choose from.Blaise Allard 30 \u2014 4th Street, Iberville, P.O., Tel.7511 I FULFORD ! The W.A.of the United Church ] met at the home of Mrs.C.Ross, ] on April 23.Owing to the heavy rain storm only eleven members were present but a very pleasant lunch and afternoon were spent, i Mrs.Lucia Fessenden offered her home for the next meeting on Thursday.May 7, at the usual hour 11.30 a.m., lo 5 p.m.The friends of Mr.Camel Hayes are sorry lo learn lhal he i.s | confined to his her! again for an indefinite time with a heart condition.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Wright, of Montreal, are returning lo Fulford for the summer and have rented Mr.S.Graves\u2019 house in the village.Mr.and Mrs.William H.Davis, of Rock Island, spent two davs With the formers mother, Mrs E.I S.Davis.Mr Sherman Thompson, who has been a bed patient for a vear suffered another stroke last week and is not as well as formerly.Mrs.Benita Graves and Masler Douglas and Miss Sharon Graves were week-end guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Williams, in Foster.The Guild of st.Stephen\u2019s .Church held a very pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs.S.de Solia.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Bel! and sons, Horace and Billy, of Montreal, paid a short call on Mr.and Mrs.Eben Fessenden.1 Lome Kelso, Guy Little, Prescott.Walker, Walter Cook and K.Bullard.Mr.Robert Pelletier has gone to Montreal after spending his vacation at the home of his par-I ents, Mr.and Mrs.F'.Pelletier.Just a REMINDER- If you want to be sure of «Iff.PROMPT delivery of your POLYREIN AWNINGS \u2014 Contact NOW SHERBROOKE CONSTRUCTION SHOPS Ltd.Tel.2-2577 1103 Federal St.\u2014 Sherbrooke, P.Q They're the Newest Thing in awnings in Canada, made from the miraculous new Fibreglas* reinforced plastic .POLY REIN G Available in a wide range of shapes and beautiful colours.They're translucent, allowing a pleasant diffusion of light to shine through.Particularly durable, POLYREIN Awnings are unaffected by extremes of heat and cold, rain, snow or sunlight.Colours are contained in Polyrein itself.You never need to repaint.Once they\u2019re on, they're there for the life of the building; And Inexpensive, too: POLYREIN Awnings cost less less .a lot less .than any other permanent-type awning on the market today.You can\u2019t afford to overlook them' REPRESENTATIVES WANTED See how easy it is to make your dining room double as a don .television room .or study?With \"Modernfold\" doom you can have complete privacy without inconveniencing tb®' rest of the family.Whether you use \"Modernfold\" doors as movable walls .of^ as regular doors to save the space swinging doors .waste .you add to the appearance of your home.For these steelframed folding doors have a handsome and durable covering that never chips, peels, or fades.It washes easily with plain soup and water .in decorator colors by C-l-L.Modernize today with Modernfold.Ilie door» thaï fold tike 05 accordion For more information Mail this Coupon or Phone Please send me your new full color, residential folder, \"MORE SPACE FOR LIVING\u2019\u2019 L O NOEL.470 Wellington South Tel.2-1561 My name is.My address is.County, City .Prov.lom checking for additional Information on Modernfold Doors and Folding Walls In ?Churches ?Schools ?OHIeei ?Stores ?Restaurants 0 Hatell ?Hospitals L.O.NOEL Inc 470 Wellington Sh South Tel.2-1561 V EiRht -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1953 urd 'ervices 'A In The Women's Sphere | of a Film Strip with sound will1 Î be part of the worship service.; i 11 a.m.\u2014 Primary, Beginners :, and Nursery Classes.The Presbyterian Church In Canada ST.ANDREWS CHURCH Frontenac Street Minister: Rev.W.Ross Adams, B.A.The United Church Of Canada PLYMOUTH CHURCH Duffcrin Ave.at Montreal Street Rev.R.C.Tait, Minister.Church of England ST, PETER\u2019S CHURCH Fourth Sunday after Easter May 3rd, 1053.Social and Personal IRON-ON DESIGNS IN 3 COLORS Founder's Day Observed By Bela Chapters ; Somery.the Misses Marion and Edna \u2019 Montgomery, Mrs.Ernest Johnson, Mr.ft.Dicnne and Mr.R.Prcuix.Mr.Quincy Richmond has re-: covered from his recent severe ! illness.Mrs.Quincy Richmond and Mrs ; Edwin Armstrong have returned home after spending a few days t -r.\t.\u2022\tu\tin Sherbrooke, guests of Mr.and The annuaf Founders Day ban- Mrs Wright wf Gibson.Phone 3-3636 B.Mus.irganist: Miss I.Boomhour Sabbath School 10:45 a.m.-\u2014Junior Intermediate School.11:00 a.m.\u2014 Kindergarten \u2022 Primary School.Church Services 11:00 a.m.- Morning Worship.\u2018BUILD YOUR OWN WORLD\u201d 7:00 p.m.-Evening Worship: \u201cNEVER GIVE UP\" Come and Bring the family to Church Undenominational GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Evangelical \u2014 Undenominational SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 a.m.\u2014The Lord\u2019s Supper.2:30 p.m.\u2014Sunday School and Adult Bible Class.7:30 p.m.\u2014MR.R.J.TATTLE, OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa., WILL PREACH.Wednesday 8 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Sttidy Saturday 8 p.m.\u2014CiOSI-T^L RALLY, Ser vice is broadcast over CKTS from 9 to 9:30 p.m.Listen to \u201cThe Glad Tidings\u2019 Hour\u201d broadcast over CKTS on Sunday at 1 o'clock.Mr.Gault Parker, Organist and and choirmaster Young People\u2019s Those who will altend the buffet i Mr.and Mrs.R.HusT and sons, 'I he Rpv.Canon Russel f Brown, supper to be held at Ilockeliffe, Bryan and Barry have returned to B.A.Rector.\t.Quebec Street, on Sunday, May 3, their home, King street west, af Mr.Morris C.Austin, Organist tor the opening of the Sherbrooke tor having spent a short holiday A Director of Music: M.Brown,\ta',u and unoirmaster.\tj Community Concert campaign, in- with Mr.and Mrs.Stafford Husk u lui\tchoir Director.\ti g:oo a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.| elude: Mrs.F.H.Bradley, Mrs.10:15 a.m Class.11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.- -Church School -Public Worship.Spe- ,\t.and family, in Melbourne.11:00 a.m.\u2014Sung Eucharist.[Cesaire Gervais.Mr.and Mrs.Paul\t«\t*\t* Preacher: The Rev.M.W.Booth, i Fortier, Mrs.Lewis Rosenbloom, Mrs.Russell Tate, Belvidere Field Secretary of the Bible So- Mr.and Mrs.Carl Camirand, Miss street,' nas left for Montreal, where ' cietv,\t; Mimi Shea, Mr.and Mrs.Jean she will make her future home.7135 cial speaker: REV.D.H.RAYNEI!, B.A., B.D., District Secretary of the Bible Society.8:15 p.m.\u2014\u201cDouble or Nothing Club\", in Plymouth Hall.Wednesday, May 6th, 8:30 p.m.Nurses\u2019 Graduation Exercises in Plymouth Church., Address by Dr.A.C.Hill and Lieut.-Col.B.j D.Lyon.You Are Cordially Invited: SANGSTER M EMORIAL UNITED CHURCH Cor.Renault and Galt St.West Minister: Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A.B.D.Organist: Mrs.F.Howland.11 a.m.Public Worship con- ducted by Rev.R.Alex Cameron, of SawyervillQ.S.S.Classes for Nursery, Beginners and Primary.Visitors always welcome.; Dansereau, Mrs.L.P.Leveque, Miss Betty Ann Barter, of Mont- 7:00 p.m.\u2014Evensong Church School\tj Mr.and Mrs.Paul Camirand, Miss: 9:45 a.m.Junior and Senior De- Doris Robinson, Mrs.L.E.Codere, real, Mr.and Mrs J Black of partments.\t1 ™r- an,d .Mrs; Maurice Relmore, I Ottawa.Mrs.Edith Hume, and 11:00 a.m.\u2014Primary and Kinder-:\u201d*1- ;!ntl J\u2019J1',5-.F.I.^Robidoux, Mrs.garten.Wednesday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Friday 7:30 p.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Daily a.m.The Salvation Army SUNDAY EVENINGS IN LENNOX VILLE The United Church of Lennox-ville (Main and Church Streets) invites you to its Sunday Evening Services at seven o\u2019clock.The subjects of the May Evening Sermons are: May 3\u2014\u201cThe Abandoned Road\".\u201c\t10\u2014\u201cThe Great Utopia.\u201d \u201c\t17\u2014\u201cSeventy-eighth Anniver- sary.\u201d \u201c 24\u2014\u201cThe End of Truth.\u201d \u201c 31\u2014\u201cThe Steep Places.\u201d COME AND WORSHIP Stop to Pray\u2014Stay and Think TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Court and William Streets Rev.T.D.F.Everetl, B.A., B.D , Minister.Mrs.R.J.Bell, L.Mus., Organist.Prof.R.Havard, Choir Director.11 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.Ser- 8:30 at 0).5.30 p.m.at 8).Maltins (Monday Norris Robins, Mr.and Mrs.Chenier Picard, Mrs.Raymond Provencher, Mrs.Glen Sampson, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Molïatt.Mr.and Mrs.P.M.Robins, Mr.and | Mrs.H.P.Lemieux.% i*t Mr.Alan Cousins, are in the city { to attend the Gallinger-Hume wed-1 dm, taking place this afternoon, Evensong.Mr.George A.Millet, of Derby I me, was in town for the funeral of liis aunt, Miss Mary Alice Mil- ! let, which took place yesterday morning, in St.Patrick's Church.1- The weekly meeting of St.Saturday ' Petfir\u20198 Guild Was helcl on Wed-,\t.\t,\t\u201e Saluruay.nesday, April 29, in the Memor- nM r ., ,,, ,\t.\t.; ial Hall.The president, .Mrs.W.lc ^ula u ^ p'a.sr recientU i,\t! Ward was in the chair and open-' 'eJd, at t^\u201ehon?e °f Mr?\u2018 L 'D- CHURCH Ol I HE ADVENT\ted the meeting with prayer ' !!eas]oy> Galt rstreet east\u2018 when Loveii Avenue South\tPians were discussed for the rum- 'hc V''st PuoC, [01' \u201c50° waj v',?n Canon E.K.Moffatt, Pnest-m- ma{£e sai0\ti.pi.i », ri|by Airs.Hilda Norris and the Charge.\tAnyone having*\u2019 rummage were : 8CC°iKi\u2019 by Mrs\u2018 R,oderl Muir-, R,c- asked to please call Mrs.J.MA fPh'nellts were latei\u2019 served by Gregor 2-6905.Arrangements were \u201cos^e®s* made for the Spring Fourth Sunday after Easter May 3rd, 1953.8:00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.10:00 a.m.\u2014Church School.11:00 a.m.-Sung Eucharist.175 Wellington St.S, Saturday, May 2nd.8:00 p.m.\u2014\u201cFamily Night\u201d.Sunday, May 3nl.11:00 a.m.\u2014Holiness Meeting.2:30 p.m.\u2014 Sunday School.7:00 p.m.- Evangelistic Ser Vice.Special musical selection Junior Band members.Hear \u201cTHIS IS MY STORY\u201d every Wednesday at 8 p.m.over mon subject: HAVING A SOUND gkts\t; M1ND-\u201d 7 p.m.\u2014Evening Worship, Guest.Speaker: Rev.Mr.Raynor, of ihe Pentecostal Church Lennoxville Rev.Hubert Lewis, Pastor.10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School.10:45 a.m.\u2014Morning Devotional.CHURCH OF ST.PAUL THE APOSTLE Corner of McManamy & Falrmount Rev.A.V Ottiwell, B.A.Fourth Sunday after Easter May 3rd, 1953.8:00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.10:00 a.m.Sunday School.il:00 a.m.\u2014Sung Eucharist.Preacher: The Rev.M.W.Booth, District Secretary of the Bible Society.\t'\t, 7:00 p.m.- Evensong.Wednesday, May 6th.10:00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Montreal and Island Streets Sunday School, 10 a.m.Sunday Service, II a.m.Subject: \u201cEverlasting ment.\u201d Wednesday Service at 8:00 p.m.Reading room open tf/ ftôcfc 13a* t&S quet v.as held Wednesday evening at \u201cRockcliife\" for the Quebec Epsilon and Xi Beta Sigma Phi chapters.The banquet was served in the dining and living rooms where the tables were decorated with yellow roses and daffodils and lighted with yellow tapers, featur-: ing a soror.ty color.Following the singing of the National Anthem, the members repeated the opening ritual in unison, after which Mrs.Guy Blanchette sang the Beta Sigma Phi Grace.During the meal, Mrs.W.H.' Black, president, welcomed the ! new.pledgees and called on Mrs.-John Starx who reviewed the ac-j tivities of the past season, particularly mentioning those ot the Child Welfare Clinic, which the chapters undertook to sponsor last February 1.She said any monies raised will be used to assist the jj j clinic in its charitable work.Miss \" Mildred Pollock presented a poem I entitled \u201cSo May We Serve.\u201d i Airs.J.H.Barnacal read the Founder\u2019s Day Message from Mr.; Walter W.Ross and Airs.G.A.Rheaume, the Founder\u2019s Day : Pledge.Miss Frances Brodeur proposed | the toast to the Queen, and Airs.I T.P.Hanson expressed the seitti-| ments of the members in a toast to Mrs.George Carr, social spon- BREAD end ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED *v BREAD 24 css.when baked CUlattb Tel.2-2744 Like a fresh spring breeze, these sor of the chapters, j sparkling motifs refresh your | The song, \u201cA Dream Ton beinf'.held May 27.There~being no fu have left for Montreal, : spammg moms relresh your I The song, \"A Dream Come journed.Light refreshments \\vere'\"''ie,r.c li\u2019®y \".II spent the week-end ! home, beautify linens! Just picture ' True,\u201d composed bv Dorothy Sta-served\tby\tthe hostesses,\tAirs.N\t'ft the Mount Royal, and will at-\tthe colors\u2014sunny yellow, sky blue\tley,\tof Tennessee Xi Kappa C'hap- I orter\tand\tMrs.\tJ.\tScott.\tTea was\ttelul 'lle\tL'D'31 Canadian\tand\tand pretty peach.No embroidery,\tter,\tNashville, who was the winner poured\tby\tMrs.\tF.\tBarton-Slater.\tAmerican\tannual banquet\tof\tjusl jron on aprons, guest towels, !\tof the 1953 song contest, w as sung ,,\t,\t*\t\u2019L\t*\tCanadian\tImmigration, 175 be\theld\t.dreSser set£_ They make such;\tby\tMrs.Blanchette, accompanied Mr.and Mrs.D.B.Foss, of^today in the same hotel.\t.pretty gifts, too!\tat the piano, by .Mrs.John Barna- Grand Mere; Mr, and Mrs.Wallace!\t'\t.\tFasv* Washahlpf inst imn nnt cal.Barrie, of St.Lambert, are in town j\tMrs.\tGallinger, of | pa^ern 7155 has eight color motifs The closing ritual repeated in or the Galhnger-Hume wedding, i Chamtdy, who wall be guests at the f 10 2 4,A lo l'i xTKhes '\tconcluded the dinner and aking place in St.Peter's Church, jGalhnger-Hume wedding, taking\tov in\tV.kT.no,\u2019 1 c0«ec svas served in the living today.\tj place this aiternoon, are spending hencl \u2018Oc in coins for this pat-;\tMr r nnurinc nnrl She week-end with Mr.and Mrs\" , cm (stamps cannot be accepted ) | ^ o Lelntym AHs JS.F.' ' Strp'\u2019'\tHnnthnlH AHc n m sif u^T'\u2019 Coyle and Mrs.L.Curtis assisting.Household Arts Dept., Sherbrooke, -i-u nanHlpisiif \u2018Rifii-il nf Ipu-pIs' Miss Mary MacKenzic, of Mont- Su^TPrlnt\tname, address, : ceren10ny concjuctéd by Mrs.Carr MILUNIRY Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Gallinger, of |, ing,' C'hambly, who will be guests at the j ;c taking place in St.Peter's Church.| Gallinger-Hume wedding, taking,1 day.\t: place this afternoon, are sp: * * *\t(the week-end with Mr.am Congratulations were being ex-iW.E.Stewart, Vimy street, tended, to Mr.and Mrs.N.Bergstrand, of Waterville, who are, .- \u2014, _______________ \u2014 _____ celebrating their forly-fifth wed- real, and Mr.and Mrs.T.M.Wal- Pattern number.rî inrr o m i ,,«~ M\t.f CA.^ I r': 4.- t ^ I - | You are invited to visit us at our new location.We are showing a large variety of up-to-date hats.WILCOX HAT SHOP 8 Congress St.Just around i ST.ALBANS from Main.VT.tang anniversary, * * today Friends of Mrs.R.Haw ker, of Quebec City, are here to attend the funeral of Mr.Angus j family, of Sherbrooke, took place in the ritual room when the pledgees, Mrs.R.H.Black-more, Mrs.W.P.Charlebois.Mrs.j I ^\t.\t, Morrison, which is taking place at ; Guy Addis, of Jericho, Vt\u201e were J.R.Crosslev, Mrs.L.A.Curtis,, thorne,\tof Danville, will\tregret to |\tJohnson\u2019s Funeral Chapel,\tPros-! guests' of\tMrs.Dorothy Addis, at - Mrs.J.E.Hibbard, Airs.\tN.F.La- earn she is a patient\tin\tthe Sher-jpcct street, this afternoon.\tj the home\tof Mr.Denis Clough.\tbarge, Mrs.D.Mcnltyre\tand Mrs.brooke Hospital.\t|\t*\t*\t*\tI Air.and Mrs.Dumont and Miss J- S.Williams were accepted into .\t,\t* ,\t,\t:\tMr.Albert Fregeau, Q.C., and\tEvelyn Dumont, of Afontrcal, were\tfull membership in the\tsorority.Miss\tIrma Arbery\twho spent a,\tMr.Raymond Fregeau, of\tRock\tweek-end\tguests of Mr.and Mrs w days with her parents, Mr.island, were in town yesterday, to i B.Patenaude.few punish-'a>'d Mrs.Wesley Arbery, at St.'attend the funeral of Miss Mary | Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Hunter were j Ely, has returned to her home in Lennoxville.Alice Alillet, which was held yesterday morning.PEARCETON Monday, Mf- Alb®1\u2019! DeLorimier, repre-Montreal Branch of the British and ; Wednesday and Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.i s?nl*rn® 1 be Community Concerts, Foreign Bible Society.\tFriday evening, 7:30 p.m., at His i (R^e,w Tnlb,' js arriving to in or 8:30 p.m.\u2014The annual meeting Majesty\u2019s Building, of the Bible Society in St.An- ;\t*\t»\t* drew\u2019s Church.\tI \u201cEverlasting punishment,\u201d is the \u201e\t.In the name of our Master we subject of the Lesson-Sermon to] AT T T R\t, i:30 p.m\u2014Evening Evangelist c.U.d yoU a cordial welcome to the he read in Churches of Christ,!\tdJ\u2018^ was\u2019 a recent ' and Mrs.Frank Clough 1 house of God, its worship, its com- Scientist, this Sunday._\tI guest of Mr and Mrs.Frank! Mr.and Mrs.Donald Gardner calling on Mrs.Jason Hunter, at Stanbury.Mr.Joseph Dussault, of Montreal, and Aliss Collett, of Lon-gueuil, and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence SOUTH DURHAM One cubic foot of solid coal : fort, and its peaco* (he average female cod lays 5,000,-:\tChurch School Notices 000 eggs at a time, ten surviving! 10 a.m.\u2014Senior, Intermediate to maturity.\t1 and Junior Classes.The showing I row, to spend the week in town ^ ai^ Mrs.Leslie Clough and ^erpleJu and will be a guest at the New Miss Kathleen Willey, of Stan-|^®ve ^uest of Mr.and Mrs.Cyril 'Sherbrooke.\t! bridge East, Miss Helen Needhan ,t,a\u2019dneL- .\t.,, i\t* *\t*\tand Air.Douglas Needhan, of ^llss Catherine Gardner, of Mont- Notre I Pigeon Hill, were guests of Mr.Leal\\ spe?t the week\u2019end at the ( Mrs.Ernest Carson, Mr.and Mrs 1\t- -\t-\tGardner homo.\tj Edwm Armstrong, Air.Wilfried Mr, and Mr*.AVilliam O\u2019Brien, Fraser of Richmond; Mr.and Mrs Visitors and callers at the home : of Mr.and Mrs.Quincy Richmond included, Mrs.Henschell, of Mopt-, ( real; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Anthony, of Danville; Mr.and Mrs.John Philbrick, of Danville; Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Richmond, Mr.and Mrs.L.Voorhees, Mr.and HERE\u2019StiieRANG This Lesson-Sermon teaches that; Milne Bethune street because sin reflects belief in pow-j\t« *\t* ers opposed to God the sufferings | Friends of Mrs.L.A.Booth, of it produces must last until the Kingsbury, will be sorry to know she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, underging observation.YOU\u2019VE BEEN WAITING with the WORLD\u2019S FASTEST ELECTRIC COOKING Just as far ahead in per-formance as it is in a appearance .with cooking speed no other electric range can match FOR Mr.and Mrs.Albert Harris and two children, Lillian and Robert, of Armitage Cabins, accompanied by Mrs.Arthur Rodell and daughters, Shirley, Sandra and Roberta, of Lennoxville, have returned from a trip to Quebec City and Drummondville.* * * Miss Margaret Morrison, of Montreal, arrived yesterday, called by the death of her brother, Mr.Angus Morrison, which occurred in the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal, on Wednesday.motored to Hillside guests at the Sherrer home.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Addis and were of Farnham, were calling on Afr.Melvin Griffith, of Gore; Afr.and and Mrs.J.M.Hunter and Mr.Airs.Edward Lynch, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Grove Mont- Mrs.LEVIS VALUE HAS RE-OPENED HER HAIRDRESSING SALON 132 Wellington North, Apt.9, Tetu Bldg.Tel.3-4517 This beauty parlor was formerly established in the Skinner Bldg., Wellington North, under the name of Miss Beaudoin.and and Mrs.Frank Clough.