Sherbrooke daily record, 18 juillet 1956, Section 2

[" THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TO ]VNSHIPS ^tiEcbcookc jDallu iRecoccI n^d section i Second Section SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18.19V5.|fH 2J^D*|Jfc M»6f>NaX 3»3£ ,-Sv:«*^Xv .jjSk Mm, MM Cambodia, hido-China Canada and Colombo Plan ¦ ' Boulet.Three Legged Race: 1, Arnold and Allison Nugent; 2, Isabel Robinson and Lyle Cruickshank; 3, Janie Marshall and Roger Lowry; 4, Dorothy Daigneau and Norma McLean.Ladies Shoe Race: 1, Wilma 'McElravy; 2, Janie Marshall; 3, Ethel Cruickshank.Boys Potato Race under 10 i yrs: 1, Jackie Smith; 2, Steve Hollott; 3, Sterling Gardener and Edwin Bailey, tied.Boys Potato Race over 10 yrs: ! 1, Teddy Reid; 2, Eric Allan; 3, Dennis Taylor.Girls, 1, Patsy Nugent; 2, Valerie Hatch; 3 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY.JULY 18, 1956.Eileen Reid.Needle Race, 1, Allison and Arnold Nugent 2, Isabel Robinson and Lawrence Allan; 3, Charlotte Moore and Willard Wallace.Young Ladies Race: 1, Allison Nugent; 2, Phyllis Guy; 3, Gloria Wallace.Young Men s, l, S Lawrence Allan; 2, Lyle Cruickshank; 3, Arnold Nugent.The races were followed by a (peanut scramble for all the kiddies and scramble for candy kisses.As the rain commenced to pour down, all retired to the United Church Hall, where a picnic lunch was enjoyed, followed by a sing-song.WEST BROME- The Ladies Guild met with Mrs.Robert Edwards, the meeting being opened with prayer by the Rev.F.W.Gedye.With Mrs.Earle Marsh in the chair, plans were made to have a bazaar and afternoon tea on July 28th, from 3 to 5 p.m.The surprise parcel was won by Mrs.Hugh Salisbury.Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Fred Edwards and Mrs.Galen Johnson.Miss Lillian Le Houquet, of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mrs.Alma Le Gallias.Mrs.Marjorie Draper, of Toronto, is also spending sometime with Mrs.Lc Gallias.Miss Muriel Sykes, of Montreal, spent a week with her mother, Mrs.Georgie Pettes.Mr.and Mrs.Spencer Shufelt and four sons, of Montreal, are spending a holiday here with Mrs.Vivian Shufelt.Mrs.Albert Gaber and two daughters, of Toronto, spent a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Parks.Miss Lesley Gilmour, Mr.and Mrs.La Parier, Mr.Fred Gilmour and family, and Jack Gilmour all of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Gilmour and daughter, Miss Lesley, on the occasion of Miss Gilmour\u2019s birthday.Master Scott Kathan, of La-ehine, is spending a week with his aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs.Casper Scott.Mrs.Florence King, of Toronto spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Edward Perry.Mrs.Lizzie Perry, of Stanbridge East, was also a guest at the Perry borne.Mrs.Earle Marsh and Master Robert McKee motored to Montreal, and were accompanied home by Mr.George Little, who spent a few days with them before returning to his home in Inverness.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bannister, of Montreal, spent the week end with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Galen Johnson, Mrs.Bannister remaining for the week.The ladies of the United Church were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dawn Murns.On entering the hall she was escorted to a chair and presented with a corsage of roses.After the gifts were opened, the bride-to-be thanked the gathering of about 65 for the lovely gifts.Refreshments were served with Mrs.Harold Murns, mother of the bride and Mrs.Murns, grand mother, of the bride, pouring tea.WEST SHEFFORD- The hospitable home of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Dunlavey was the locale for a surprise birthday party for Mrs.Percy Ben-ham, when about 30 friends gathered to celebrate her 91st, birthday.In addition, cards, letters, gifts and flowers brought congratulations from far and near to this remarkable woman, who is young in heart and carrying on as usual.Mr.and Mrs.Myles Enright motored to Montreal when Mrs.Enright had a medical check up which proved most encouraging.Mr.Michael McMahon\u2019s friends regret that the recurrance of a leg ailment causes him to remain indoors.Messrs.Sherman and Fred Brunton, of the C.P.R.staff, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harold R.Brunton.Miss Muriel Ball R.N., of Montreal, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Doonan and Mr.R.J.Doonan.W.P.Lang, Miss Lang, Mrs.Solomon and their niece, Miss Florence Lang, have returned from a motor trip through New York State, visiting Niagara Fails en-route.Thetford Mines Army Detachment Back From Camp Thetford Mines \u2014 Recently a detachment of 54 army men from Thetford Mines spent a week at the R.C.E.Petawawa Summer Camp.Officer commanding the group was Major C.G.Bourne.Other officers were Major J.Leblanc, Padre; Major Paul Leclerc, Paymaster Lt.R.Dodds -Hebron, Lt.C.G.Harris and Lt.Leopold Poulin, Adjutant.It will be gratifying to residents of Thetford Mines to know that several local officers were singled out for special duties at the camp.Major Bourne was appointed officer commanding of a composite field squadron made up of all the engineer units from the province of Quebec.Highlight of this group's course was the building of a 160 foot American pattern pontoon bridge which would, and did, carry a 60 ton | centurion tank.It was the first time this particular exercise had ever been carried out in Cana da.Lt.Gordon Harris was put in charge of the senior N.C.O.qualification group for all of Petawawa Summer Camp, while Lt.Leopold Poulin was mi-de assistant adjutant of the camp.The units were visited by the senior Catholic Padre of Central 1 Command and as a result of this I visit.Major Leblanc, Thetford I Mines padre, was asked to be-! come senior Catholic padre of Picton, Ont., for the next two months.Lt.R.Dodds-Hebron qualified as captain while at camp and a number of N.C.O.\u2019s completed N.C.O.training.Among those qualifying for the rank of MORTY MEEKLE I'M\tfD INSPECT MY PLANTANT PONT WANT By Dick Cavalli ÔÔ -g-ONk/ ^plOCT fjA MOST HAVE ISaJEALEP LOOK ANC7 SEE IF THE SPOUTS OOdiSEf?WILLYA-BtL?I WANT rose JÜSTONE OF THE 0CNS cvi; joOUSiXJ sergeants were A/Sgt.A.C.Mor rison, Herve Poulin, Maurice St.Pierre and Cpl.J.Beaule.Those qualifying as corporal were L/CpI.J.M.Nadeau, Spr.A.Leclerc, Spr.J.Gangeau, Spr.J.M.Morrissette and Spr.B.Rod-ri_ue.Ratepayers Meeting A ratepayers meeting was held for the purpose of nominating two members to the School Board to fill the posts of members whose terms of office had expired.Alfred Penhale chaired the meeting with sec - treas.Lloyd Beattie in attendance.Mr.Penhale declared the meeting open for nominations and J.G.M.Mooney, R.Cooling and others signed the nominating forms.The tw-o retiring members of the board, H.A.Smith and W.K.MacLeod were re - elected.Mr.Beattie pointed out in connection with the unusual number of ratepayers attending the meeting that more than 95% of the some 25 or more who were members of the newly formed Home and School Association.! He felt it was a credit to that organization that they were taking such a keen interest in all phases of school business.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.Rex Gale, Don Mills, Ont., are visiting their daughter and son - in - law, Mr.and Mrs.C.G.Bourne and family, Bennett St.Mr.and Mrs.L.Cusack and son, Brian, of Dorval, were week-1 end guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.G.M.Mooney, Carrette St.The baby daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Mathers, Notre Dame St., received the names of Joan Elizabeth at a baptismal service conducted by Rev.Matthews in the Thetford Mines United Church.This being Rev.Matthews last service in the church before the arrival of Rev.L.Simpson, it was gratifying to him that a baptism should be part of the service.Mr.and Mrs.Tudor Davies and son, Martin,, of Labbe Ave.,.have returned to Thetford Mines, after a short holiday in Osha-wa, Toronto and other points in Ontario.Watterville, Maine, and Mrs.Ernest Healy, of Melbourne, wen recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Healy and family.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Fowler and Mr.and Mrs.Steve Perkins attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr.tleorge Morrill in Danville.Mrs.Alex Amnotte and Mr.Henry Amnotte accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Percy Tozer to Asbestos, and called on Mr.Emile Amnotte, who is a patient in the Canadian Johns - Manville Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Conrad Maurice have returned home from their honeymoon and were guests of Mrs.Maurice\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Clarke.Other guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.N.Maurice, of Richmond, and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Morey, of Windsor Mills.Mr.and Mrs- Lome Pease, of Val Dor, are spending some time with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Pease.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Fowler and son Bruce, of Lennoxville, were guests at of Mr.and Mrs.Steve Perkins.Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Fletcher and Mr.Lloyd Fletcher, were in Montreal recently, and were accompanied home by Master Gregg Fletcher, who will spend the summer with his grandparents.MAIN RIVERS The main rivers of Nigeria are the Niger, Benue, Cross, Sokoto, Kaduna and Gongola.CLEVELAND- Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Johnston, of Gallup Hill, spent several day\u2019s with Mr.and Mrs.John Day.Mr.and Mrs.Harley Healy, of Imported ITALIAN VERMOUTH .red and sweet.makes the perfect aperitif HAVE A WmwÆm vmmmm A THE MILDEST BEST-TASTING CIGARETTE They\u2019ll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo (JERKLEy W4S TWO WEEKS ON V4K4Y4ND NOW WET_L T4KE 4 MONTH ON THE BLOW-8V-6LCW DESCRIPTION THESE ARE SOME MORE SHOTS OF ME 4NO THE WIFE ON THE DOCK-THE GUV NEXT TO HER IS A 816-SHOT OH- M4N\u2014THIS ONE IS ME WITH THE D4ME WHO RUNS THE JOINT\u2014SHE W4S MISS C4WT4LOUPE OF NINETEEN SOMETHING 4NO HERES ONE OF THE TREE H0USE-TH4TS ME STOCKIN' MY ME4D OUT HE ONLY MET BE4UT1FUL DAMES 4 NO 616 SHOTS I WONDER WH4T THEY\u2019RE S4YING 4 BOUT HIM \u2014 THAT TREE HOUSE-THAT'S PROadBLY WHERE HE STAYED\u2014X ALWAYS KNEW HE WAS FOR THE BIRDS / HE REALLY PUT IT ON 816 4 SAL PHONED IN T004Y ASKING FOR MR.JERKLEY, HEAD OF THE FIRM Getting back into THE OFFICE ROUTINE BUT VERY SLOWLY IVunh 4ND4 TIP OP THS W4TL0 U4T TO frank Fuis,jr., ^ BOX 160 NOCRiS, tbnN.Little iodine sez when MOM COMES UP WITH SOME S4V0RV DISH .SHE T4KES ALL THE SOWS FOR IT >\u2014 SAY/ (smack) THAT REALLY HIT THE SPOT.'(SMACK) GOT 4NY MORE OF THAT?WHERE DIO YOU GET THE RECIPE?YUM-VUM.' 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Don\u2019t «**r stay suni.Aluav» keep Carter's Little Ursr Pifls a* SIDÉ GLANCES By Galferoilfr \u20ac) y7 t T.M.Rtf U.a f .\to*.Ç 19S6 by MCA SOTto*.Wvt \"I like to drop in whenever I've got time to kill\u2014you're alwavs such a crood listener!\u201d 1 VhCU-^': £ T.M.Rtf U.S.PtL Off, ,\ta.\t.\t\\1 i*c\t11/ i t r.r.t\t_~ OBITUARIES MRS.C.F.ROSS\t; Beebe, Mrs.Wallace Blii Funeral services for Mrs.C.F.Fairfax, Mrs.George Sargent, ^«ugneriy, oom oi tiury, r.tnei, Ross were held on Monday after- Jennie- Wlnoc«ki, Vt., Maynard, Mrs- Vincent White, of Morris-noon, June 25, from the R.L.of Rock Island and Raymond, of v\u2018llc\u2019 vt ' and Douglas, of Bury Bishop Funeral Home, Rev.T.Springfield Park, Que., his sons- Shortly after the death of his D.F.Everett officiating.Mrs.in-law and daughters - in - law wlfe\u2019 ln September 1920, he Ross passed away at the Sherb- 16 grandchildren and 12 great made arrangements for his rooke Hospital on June 21 follow- grandchildren, one brother Mr daughter and son-in-law, Mr.ing an illness of seven weeks Edson, Sargent, of Colchester, an(1 jMrs- Arthur Herring to take The hymns, \u201cThe Lord Is My vt-.also several nieces and nep- over the farm- while hc bought Shepherd\u201d and \u201cThe Lord\u2019s hnw*-\tanother in the immediate vicin- Prayer,\u201d were sung by Mr.Ern-! Relatives and friends attend- lty., .\t.\tL est Turner, with Mrs.F.Bampton >ng the funeral were from 0n , .Susî, 1922 he was acting as organist.Bearers were,1 Springfield Park, MansonviUe, n!f,;iecl !°.Mrs: Mary MacDon Alex Ross, Douglas Ross, Hilton Vale Perkins, Fairfax, Burroughs ald ^anct10t' and wltb hls you\"g Ross, Melville Page, Gordon Me- Falls, North Troy, Colchester, Douglas they took possession JSlrea and Clifford Goodfellow.i Lennoxville.Winooski, Burling-\t^ ton and the Boundary Villages CharnC,df °\" T he r