Sherbrooke daily record, 9 août 1956, jeudi 9 août 1956

[" 1958\t\tAUGUST\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\tT\t8\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 20\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t bctbtookc F\tit'iir' n a nir n r* «ï ij L' i' a c THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS »c\\rTFRrn showfr* Runny bwomlni cloudy with neattnrfd khowert and thundnr «forma tht* «reninx and tonight.Friday, cloudy bacoming tmnny during the alternoon.A little cooler Friday.l.ow tonight and high Friday 02 and 80.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cent» SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC THURSDAY.AUGUST 19S6 Sixtieth Yeor STRIKE FOLLOWS EXECUTIONS Dragnet Seeks Two Slayers STE.AGATHE, Que\u2014A wide dragnet manned by more than 100 police and civilians operated Wednesday from this Laurentians resort town where two men are sought following the gun-battle slaying Tuesday of police Captain Ernest Chalifoux.Fifty provincial and municipal police combed the well-wooded area 60 miles northwest of Montreal.Headquarters said more than 50 civilians were helping.Sought for questioning are two men who escaped from an alcoholic rehabilitation centre in the district.That was a few hours before Capt.Chalifoux received mortal lung wounds from two bullets fired into his back.He was attempting to arrest two men caught looting a distillery agent\u2019s station wagon, laden with rye whisky.They fled in the gloom of a power blackout after at least seven shots were fired, four by the captain.Capt.Chalifoux, 51, died after managing to drive his cruiser back to headquarters.Police said three cases of liquor had been stolen from the station wagon, one of a number of vehicles that had been tampered with.The civilian help in the search followed a wave of public indignation.Roadblocks were set up shortly after the provincial police took over the investigation and police speculated that the two assailants have no vehicle and thus should still be in the immediate area.World News In Brief ê.it n ¦ .Work-Stop, Silence After Hanging Of 3 Cypriot Terrorists NICOSIA, t yprui* -\t^ \u2014- A general atiik* thi« tenue Mediterranean island today in proteat againat the hanging ol three Greek Cypriot terionat».1 he heavy head of British military patrols and lha rumble of army trucks echoed in the deserted atieeta of this capital Several hours eailier, however, pilsoner* In Niroala\u2019a cent) a I pnaon staged a Iren/ied upioat at the hanging of the thire, executed helme the eves ol a handful of British official».omtnoiia allen» a was general dvrough.I his monring'» out the island.Other centres reported similar pictures nl deserted streets.1\u2019he few stores open for business had their doors half-closed.Only es sontial services seemed exempt from the general strike call.Some 2,200 construction work ers already had quit work on British military buildings at Lan-area, on the south coast.About 350 political prisoners at a detention camp outside Nicosia staged a 2\u2018t hour hunger strike.Themistocles Oervis, Nicosia -mayor and a leader of the is prison chanted \u201cHurrah for KOKA ., death to Harding, down with England.\u201d KOKA, which has said that It will kill a Briton for every Greek Cypriot hanged, threatened last week to slay hian authorities have launched | an investigation nf the dynamite blast which wrecked the heart ; of Cali, scooping a crater 85 vitation to attend the 24-power conference called by Britain, France and the United States to seek international control of the Suez.The talks are to begin in London next Thursday.Replies to conference bids still are awaited from the Soviet Union, Egypt, Spain, Indonesia and Greece, and authoritative reports say Egypt will boycott the conference.Russia\u2019s Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov said Wednesday night the Soviet Union will announce by Friday whether it will attend.There are strong indications in Moscow that the Russians will accept, but it is understood that they want the meeting broadened to include more Arab and Communist countries.Underscoring Eden\u2019s words on British determination to achieve international control of the canal, more military forces were preparing today for movement into the Mediterranean.Two British infantry' battalions and a brigade headquarters were Ecuador Revolt Is Shortlived, Only 3 Deaths QUITO, Ecuador (TP) \u2014 Ecuador\u2019s government says it has broken the hack of a brief revolt and bottled up the rebels remnants on the ranch of one of the leaders A government spokesman said only three deaths-all army men-had been reported since army units in western Ecuador\u2019s Manabi province rebelled Monday night and seized key cities and towns in the province.Violent Storm Hits Nova Scotia HALIFAX \u2014 i® \u2014 A summer storm swept up the Nova Scotia coast today, battering ships, grounding aircraft and soaking the southern Maritimes.A disabled fishing boat called for help off Cape Breton.The wind upset an airplane on a Bay of Funday island and rain caused mingr flooding in some areas.Terming the Middle East oil v'\"\u201c\u2019\tt onn i-\u2014- which passes through the canal fee,t deef and.£,b°ut 200 ^ ready for the start of a massive la matter of \u201clife and death\u201d for lvlde and ca\u201cslngda™a®fn^ib> 200-plane airlift to Cyprus and Western Europe, the prime min- some estimates at $40,000.000.-Malta.Flights with other units lister warned-\tColombian President Gustavo | are expected to continue over the \u201cIf Colonel Nasser s action Roias pinilla has labelled the ex- ; Week-end.were to succeed, each one of us plosion an act of policital sabo | would be at the mercy of one ta?e- man for the supplies upon which The travellers said press cen live.We could never accept sorship has been clamped down week.At Southampton, four troopships are loading men and material for sailings within the next we that.With dictators you always have to pay a higher price later on-for their appetite grows with feeding.\u201d The Daily Telegraph, which supports Eden's Conservative in Colombia.\t| \u201cWe have too much at risk not Cali residents have been for-1 to take precautions,\u201d Eden as-bidden to leave the city, the in- : serted.\u201cWe have done so.That is formants added, and plane, train the meaning of the movements by and car travel is under rigid con- land, sea and air of which you trol.\ti have heard in the last few days.\u201d See Early Merger Of CCCL OTTAWA \u2014 Q, \u2014 Quebec\u2019s | 100,000 workers in the Canadian ! and Catholic Confederation of Labor are a sure bet to be ab-: sorbed into the 1,000,000-member : Canadian Labor Congress in the | next few months, CLC informants said Wednesday.A give-and-take plan is in the works whereby the CCCL will divest itself of some of its religious aspects but will \u2014 at least initially \u2014 retain more of its identity than have the central bodies that merged to form the congress originally earlier this year.The Quebec labor group, which made overtures for amalgamation into the biggest of Canadian lab-i or bodies several months ago, is expected to knock out the word j \u201cCatholic\u201d from its name as a j condition to getting in with the bigger congress, which it fears could raid its membership heavily if organizing warfare were de.dared.In return, it was expected, the Quebec confederation would be accorded a sort of semi-autonom-! ous status within the Canadian Labor Congress at the start as a regional organization.This could be dropped later, but for the time being would appear to keep existing CCCL membership intact.\ti Seal Doom Of Miners, Hope Dies M A RC1N ELL K, Belgium\u2014(TP) \u2014Rescue teams today sealed off the upper levels of the burning Casier du Rois coal mine, dooming an estimated 30 of the 260 men trapped below in the hope of saving the others from suffocation.With oxygen tanks strapped to their backs, workers descended the main shaft of the 3,300-foot-deep mine in relays with big slabs of spun-glass fibre.With these they shut off all passages from the smoke-tilled shaft down to about 2,200 feet ,in the hope that this would enable them to descend to lower levels where most of the trapped men are believed to be.The miners were trapped Wed nesday when the fire, caused by a short circuit, melted an elevator cable and sent the lift crashing to the bottom of the pit Other escape routes also were cut off.Twenty-five miners escaped aboard 'he elevator before it was lost.Rescue workers by Wednesday night had removed nine dead and six injured miners from upper levels.Another 230 were in levels 2,500 to 3,300 feet down.About 30 more were believed somewhere in the sealed-off passages\u2014and if they were not already dead, the closing of the passages doomed them to suffocation.One worker who came back from the 2,200-foot level said the \u201cheat and smoke are terrible.\u201d \u201cWith my light I could not see six inches in front of me, but if the men in the lower levels have found holes to hide in from the heat they may still be alive.There still is hope.\u201d Before the passageways were sealed off, workmen poured tons of water down the main shaft in a risk-filled effort to extinguish the flames.They resorted to an extensive use of water\u2014even though it might drown the trapped men\u2014after trying unsuccessfully for hours to curb the flames with hand extinguishers.Capital Hill Roundup New Immigration Policy On Chinese OI I AW A >6' \u2014 Common» Opposition speaker* (leaped brickbats on the government Wednesday for one new immigration polity on Chinese and showered it wiih laurels for another.Harold E.Winch (CGI -Vancouver East) and Davie I ulton (PC\u2014Kamloops) bitterly attacked a Common* announcement by Immigration Minister Piekersgill of a drastic limitation on ibe number of times his department will review the case of a rejected Chinese immigrant.However, they praised a new decision to ease restrictions on the entry to Canada of Ihr fiancees of Canadian citizens of Chinese origin.Mr.Piekersgill said effective immediately his department will consider no new requests for review of a Chinese case on which there already has been one review after the original rejection The regulation would not affect cases now under review.On now requests the files would be closed migrants will be found in European refugee camps now being visited by an immigration mission.The present quota is 150 persons a year.Indian reserves were described Wednesday as \u201cglorified concentration camps\u201d and \u201cland that wouldn't maintain a gopher.\u201d The first description was applied by Ambrose Holowach (SC* Cdmonton East) in a sharp attack after one review unless there was ' in the Commons on the govern- 1 evidence of wrongdoing hy departmental officials.Mr.Piekersgill also said the ment's handling of Indian affairs.He called for a new program to restore some of the dignity and government, plans to allow into i respect of Indians.The white Canada more immigrants from man should have a \u201cguilty cun-India.He added he believes a science\u201d about his treatment of \"good number\u201d of eligible inr* 1 the Indians.Simonds Supports Macklin On Korean Army Charges OTTAWA\u2014(CP)\u2014Late this morning, Prime Minister St.Laurent accused Maj.(ten.W.H.S.Macklin and Lt.-Gcn.Guy Simonds nf \u201ctrying to create alarm among the Canadian public.\u201d He was referring to statements Wednesday by the two retired generals that there were 10,000 deserter:, absentees and discharges from the infantry brigade raised to fight in Korea before it sailed for Asia.Acting Opposition Leader Rowe asked the prime minis-ter at the start nf tnday\u2019s Commons sitting whether he did not consider the statements alarming to the Canadian people.Mr.\tSt.Laurent said:\t\u201cI thing\tthat statements were\tin tended to he alarming hut t\t\t think\tthey will create\tthe alarm\tthat was intended.\u201d\t OTTAWA \u2014 was set aside for this project MAGOG SEEKS TIGHTER LAW ENFORCEMENT MAGOG\u2014 (Special) \u2014A special committee of the St.Jean Baptiste Society has taken the initiative to force hotel keepers to abide by the laws governing sale hours and the admission of juveniles to grills.The committee is canvassing the city asking citizens to sign a petition urging stricter supervision and heavier penalties for offenders.CARRIERS WANTED For delivery of route in North Ward, vicinity of King West and Portland.RECORD CIRCULATION DEPT.\u2014\t119 Wellington North Tel.LO.9-3636 DAVIDSON HILL\u2014 AND BETHEL- Mr.and Mrs.Percy Mace and two children, of Richmond, visited relatives here while on their vacation.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Davidson and two children, of Montreal i East, spent a few davs at the home of his brother, A'iex Davidson, also called on their uncle, i Mr.W.Proulx and aunt, Mrs.Robinson.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Tibbitts, of Waterloo, spent the weekend at the home of Mr.Alex Davidson his mother and sister, Irene Davidson, T.A.Mrs.Fred George and Miss Jean Hancock, R.N., have returned to their duties in Montreal, after spending a weekend at the home of the former\u2019s uncle and aunt, ME.and Mrs.J.W.Davidson and son.Wilmer Davidson, B A.The burial of Mrs.Allan Cook-man, at Richmond, took place in the family lot in All Saints\u2019; Cemetery.Rev.Mr.Hairing, of Richmond, conducted the service.RICHMOND\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Russell Moffat, of Waterloo, are spending a few days with Mrs.Florence Roster.! Over night guests of Mr.and Mrs.George MacLeay were Mr.and Mrs.Douglas MacLeay and two children, Karen and Kaffy, of Island Pond, Vt.Other visitors were Mr.and Mrs.Hilton Darby, of Farnham, Mrs.Charles Pope, of Binghamton.N Y., Mrs.Hazel Hardy, of Montreal, and Mrs.Svdney Stimpson, of Lisbon, N.H.Mrs.A.A.McCartney, of Toronto, has returned home after visiting friends here.1 ASBESTOS- Mrs.J.N.Hobbs, Manville Avenue, has returned from a month\u2019s visit to England and the Channel Islands.Mr and Mrs.Hilary A.Smith motored to Montreal to attend a wedding.Their young son Michael, was a guest of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Smith at Larochelle.Miss Marjorie Earner was a guest at Shady Nook, the summer home of the Misses Mac-Gonigal at Larochelle, Mrs.E.Sherry enjoyed a visit in Toronto and Niagara Falls.While in Toronto, she called on Mr.and Mrs.Hy Rozovsky, former residents of Asbestos and also met Mr.Brian McConnell.Hail, Thunder Struck Large Compton Area No one can say that the weather this «iimnier has been monotonous.A freak hail storm in the midst of afternoon thunder showers surprised the residents of Bury.Cookshirc and Scotatown yesterday and wrecked havoc on the power lines.Resident claimed that hail stones the size of mothballs eoiild he scraped off the ground and a Bury lady said that the power there was shut off for more than two hours.It seems however that the disturbance was localized as the residents of nearby Hardwood Flat watched the neighbouring violence in only a gentle drizzle.HIGH FOREST- Mrs.vSam Forgravo wae an overnight, guest of her daughter, Mrs.K Johnston and Mr.Johnston in Bulwer.Mr and Mrs Fred Lovell, Mr and Mrs.Edgar Lovell and two daughters, Sharon and Donna, have returned to their home In Malden, Mass., after, spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Harry Graham Sr.Mr.and Mrs.W.Hayward and two children, and Mr.and Mrs.Gene Taylor, all of Toronto, were also guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Graham Jr.LEE M.WATSON & CO., Ltd.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Telephone LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Tel.LO.9-3910 or LO.2-8782 DRAPER'S CORNER- Mr.and Mrs.Ashley Allison and family, of Ontario, have been spending a short holiday at the Allison home and calling on many friends in the vicinity.Miss Nancy LavaJlee, Bromp-tonville, is spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.R.H Draper.Miss Sylvia Green, Compton, was an overnight guest of Miss Nancy Draper.Flowers for the wedding .to set the beautiful mood of the occasion.We\u2019ll take charge of bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, church decorations.MILFORD\u2019S 143 Frontenac Street Tel.: LO.2-3757 General Electric 21\u201d TV Free Indoor Antennae and Legs 0'Boyle & Pearce Repair Depot.1430 King St.W.We Repair All Makes ot T.V.A_ i\tJ- A.Page, president of the Southern Canada ^^ -O' L./L/D nOnOreO\tPower Company, left, is shown congratulating Miss Claudette Clouthier, of the Ascot Comer 4-H Club, upon the embellishment program carried out by her club.Also in the picture are Robert Raynauld, vice-president of the Quebec Forestry Association, and at extreme right, Lucien Bedard, manager of the Easter Townships 4-H Clubs.SCAFFOLDING FOR RENT OR FOR SALE \u2022\tD.Bridge Steel Scaffolding \u2022\tNorstel Aluminum Scaffolding NOW AVAILABLE IN SHERBROOKE Agent: WILLIAM LAVALLEE CONSTRUCTION LTD.435 CLIFF ST.\tLO.9-2018 Sljccbrooke Daily Becocd \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" Established Ninth U«y ol Kcbruary, 1897, with which I* tncorooraled th* Sherbrooka Skzette, established 1837, and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878 Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery tn Sherbrooke and Eastern lownships: 30 cents weekly, $15.60 per year.Mali subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United Stales.I year W OO, 6 months $5.00, 3 months $2.75, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 3c; 2 to 3 moa.old, 10c; up to S mos.old, 25c.\"Authorized as second class mail.Post Office Department.Ottawa.The Record Is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Dally Record Company Limited of which Edna A.Ileerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wei-ington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, Incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press.The Associated Press and Reuters.THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1956 Taxes, Inflation Tom between demands of his followers for substantia! tax reductions in the 1957 and the warnings of his economic brain-trusters that such tax cuts might fan the fire of inflation, Prime Minister St.Laurent might well call a snap election this fall, aoxord-ing to some Ottawa observers.They argue that the Government could seek to take advantage of the high level of economic prosperity now prevailing in the country as a reason for its return to office, leaving the issue of tax reductions as something for the distant future.Rut the Liberal strategists would do well to think twice about a snap election by which Canadians would be deprived of any prospect of tax reduction» in the foreseeable future.The average taxpayer finds it difficult to convince himself that tax reduction» will increase the danger of inflation.So long as tax revenues remain high, government spending will remain high \u2014 and government spending is no less inflationary than spending by any other sector of the economy.In fact, it is a greater drain on the economy than spending by individuals, as persons employed by private organizations are generally engaged in more-or-less productive enterprises, while civil servants seldom add to And A Fall Election the output of real goods and services.And the civil service will grow as long as government revenues are high, inkeeping with Parkinson\u2019s law enunciated by The Economist of London some months ago to the effect, that when dealing with the civil service: \"Work expands so as to fill the time available to do it in and there is no relationship between the work to be done and the size of the staff which is assigned Compelling evidence of the validity of this law is found in the defense department, which employed 8,000 civil servants at the peak of World War II in 1944, and which employs 8,200 today.No less remarkable is the overall increase in the size of the civil ser- i vice \u2014 an increase which continues at a pace far in excess of the rate of population growth or growth in the size of gross national product, and which is even more, rapid that the rate of growth of so-called social and ^ other services provided by government.The size of the civil service, exclusive of Crown corporations and ; other special agencies of government.' lias jumped from 47,231 in 1934 lo 145.502 in 1950 and to 181.913 in I 'w.Another Round Of Inflation The announcement by the United States Steel Corporation that prices will be boosted approximately $8.50 a ton to cover initial cost increases resulting from the new three-year con tract signed with the workers was not unexpected.After all, the public realized that it would be called upon to maka good any additional outlay for the steel workers» But it is an inevitable start of a new round of inflation at the very time observers had agreed the inflation spiral had been halted.Canadians cannot expect to avoid the repercussions of this latest move, as the result of higher prices for the great proportion of the steel which it imports and because the Canadian steel workers are seeking \u2014 and getting \u2014 higher wages themselves.Ihe higher prices for basic steel will be reflected in almost every 1 article in common use today, from the nickel-plated steel spoon for the summer camp to the de luxe automobile.The cost-of-living index, after a period of some stability, is on its way up again.I his rising index might not mean much to the steel worker, for instance, who is reasonably certain of higher wages and continued employment in today\u2019s surging construction field.But it does mean a great deal to the pensioner, for instance, or to anyone for that matter, whose income remains stationary.' It can also mean much to all Canadians, because if our costs go up, then the products we make become more expensive and less in demand in competitive markets.The inevitable result will be reduced .employment and lower incomes at the very time that living costs are advancing.Much Needed Repairs Many motorists in this area, as well as a considerable number of tour-its, will welcome the paving of the highway known as the \"back road\" to North Hatley.Why this well-travelled, picturesque route has remained a dirt road is a dusty mystery.But it certainly is good that the Provincial Highways Department has turned attention to it.fhis road winds through some of i This And The fairs are as much a part of life in the Eastern Townships as are the lakes, rivers and rolling hills.Plan to attend at least one fair this year.They\u2019re really a lot of fun.?Somewhere, along the line.Great Britain has suffered severe damage to her reputation in India, It seems inconceivable that all the blame should be India s.The deterioration of British popularity in her former colony is, sharply evident in Indian demonstra- the most beautiful scenery in this country.It is well-travelled both in summer and winter and with the new T-bar lift at Hillcrest Lodge, the winter skiing traffic can be expected to increase sharply.It is a shame to see the clouds that mushroom from this road in the dryness of summer, turning the gorgeous greens to dirty brown.That.tions favoring Egypt in the Suez dispute.Major interference w-ith shipping on the canal could only cause India damage economically.?Whether or not he wins the Democratic nomination and \u2019 or w-hether or not he becomes president, chalk up a big mark of courage to Adlat Stevenson.Mr.Stevenson, who sorely needs the south\u2019s support, laid it on the line this week by calling for \"unequivocal approval\" of the outlawing of racial segregation in public schools.Watching A Giant Being Three pages in the New York Times Magazine are given up to words and pictures nn the St.Lawrence seaway and power project.The article is by Miss TANIA LONG and the illustrations show striking aspects of the work on both sides of the river in this gigantic international undertaking.TANIA LONG writes from Cornwall about what she calls \"the mighty task of taming a giant .the vast project to (Ottawa Journal) harness the mighty waters of » I the St.Lawrence river for the : benefit of industry in New York state and the province of Ontario\" and in its second 1 phase \"to open the heartland of North America to oceangoing ships.\u201d Canadian readers will ob-; serve that in New York Times 1 tradition its report of progress on the seaway-and-power en-j terprise makes it clear that : Canada is at least an equal , partner with the United States , and paying its full share of Tamed the billion dollars it will cost.In sharp contrast was the recent attempt of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to picture the project on television \u2014 ils disappointing production ignored Cornwall, over-played Massena, N.Y., and must have left many U.S.viewers wilh the conviction that this was almost wholly an American job.The Times, on the other hand, is balanced and accurate in its report \u2014 ?s might have been expected.I PUT, Bvr.IT MKjUT , &ANAC* PUTS ANTl-pLIMPWâ Duties on u.s.subsidize?COTTON EXPOPTS 7WE\tTHEY CHANGE THE HOKE THEY REMAIN THE GAME H ' ns aw.r- 4 (jlkt-EV AH-ON WELL A VENGUIH.anyway/ (bAVEMAM UmilNC* THOUGHT TO BE *0,000 \\EARS OLP MAY WAVE BEEN DONE BY BOY O YEARS UsQ M King penguin BOPN IN ' VANCOUVER ^\tZOO- Z** IN NORTH AMERICA TJPV7N TO CUT WAGES.HUH1?& m HP TltutM MW.GENERAL BURNS ON HOT SEAT (W.L.Clark in Windsor Star) Major-General E.L.M.Burns of Canada has done a good job supervising the truce arrangements between Israel and the Arabs in the Middle East.He is like a baseball umpire.One side hollers about one decision and the other side hollers about another decision.He can't satisfy them all.The general won\u2019t mind b* ing the target for criticism.He is accustomed to that.Whet he agreed to accept the re sponsibility in Israel, he knew what he was stepping into.He realized he might be murdered by one side or the other.Happily, that has not happened\u2014yet.The chore undertaken by Gen.Burns is a thankless one.That he has done so well reflects credit on his integrity and impartiality.7YLE FEATURES EAllPoM LOOK ©TTAWA PASSES LAW ÜIVINC3 WOMEN EQUAL PAY WITW MEN Jotwr q>amittee recommends CONTROL OF LOTTERIES AND SWEEPSTAKES HEADLINES REVIEW Bygone Djys THIRTY YEARS AGO From the Record of Monday.August 9(h., l!)2f>.The conditions throughout Mexico are regarded as acute with several gunfighls being reported during clashes over the suspension of religious oh servantes., Socialist-Communist obstructionist tactics in the French government Chamber of Deputies have failed with the Poincare government financial reform proposals being advanced a stage.Officers installed for the Oddfellows Lodge al Granby were: E.W.Ellison.Leland Webster, C.R.Robinson, Raymond Wiggins, Fi.W.Bradford, N.Richardson, F.Staple-ton.Howard Salisbury, W.Kennedy, and Harold Hibbard.TEN YEARS AGO From the Record of Friday, August 9th., 1946.A Russian move to require a two-thirds vote for adoption of all conference recommendations was voted down today by the full Paris Peace Conference.The rebuff of the Russian proposal was made after a plain-speaking address by United States Secretary of State in which he declared that the U.S.would not be dictated to.The British Government apparently was busy today arranging land, air and sea forces for imposition of a blockade on authorized Jewish immigration into Palestine.A Foreign Office spokesman said that Britain had requested the Russian and Rumanian Governments to do anything possible to stop the embarkation of immigrants from Constanza and other Rumanian ports.A prolonged drought has had harmful effects on crops in the Eastern Townships area, the Provincial Bureau of Sta-stics revealed today.The severe drought in addition to producing the usual meehani-cal injuries to crops, has provoked the development of harmful insects and some vegetable diseases.Most Destructive Of Frankensteins London Free Press An officer of the United States Air Force has flown a rocket plane at a speed of 1,900 miles an hour, almost three times the speed of sound.The record was made July 25.Lt.-Col.Frank K.Everest, Jr., was testing certain metals and alloys for resistance lo heat which is one of the great problems of high speed in aircraft.Many countries are carrying on similar experiments and many aircraft designed for incredible speed are on the drawing boards.Once a metal alloy is discovered which will stand the intense heat the difficulty will be to find pilots to fly these mechanical meteors.It is hard enough now.In Washington, D.C., General Nathan F.Twining, of the U.S.Air Force, recently back from Russia where he saw something of Soviet air power, advocates reducing convention- al armed forces and relying more and more on new atomic weapons.He told the Senate air power investigating subcommittee: \"The nuclear weapon is here to stay and it is going to be used in war.We know that.So let us build our forces around these new weapons.\u201d In the course of producing new nuclear weapons the great powers are concentrating on inter-continental Ballistic weapons with atomic war heads.When these are developed to the point of long-range flight, guided precisely to the target, and moving at incredible speed, we shall have little use for piloted aircraft, and no use for human pilots on such flights.We shall have achieved the push button war in so far as long-range fighting goes.It is not so many yea» away.Unless we discover some infallible new weapon to shoot down the enemy's long-range missile while it is still a long way off World War 111 will produce all the horrors that the wildest imagination has ever dreamed of.Man is now creating his most dangerous Frankenstein.GRANDMA KNEW FREEDOM (Hamilton Spectator) The late Ernest Bevin when Britain's Foreign Minister, expressed the hope that he would live to seee the day when the peoples of the world would travel freely from country to country without passports.That dream is a long way from realization.Passports hav* become a source of revenue, a statistical device and a useful method of recording information.The fact that they are a symbol of humanity's diminished freedoms seems unim-portrnt in this age of docketing and regimentation.Grandma travelled sans passport, sans identity card.Let's applaud her; she knew what freedom was.even if her V\"\"- forgotten.Jacoby On Bridge « 7^1 RUFF OF LOSER CAN SET BID It is usually advantageous to ruff a losing card with dummy's worthless trump.Today's hand shows an exception to this rule.West opened the nine of diamonds, and declarer won in dummy with the king.He next led a low club, losing the king to West\u2019s ace.West returned the jack of spades, and South ruffed.Declarer cautiously led a club to dummy\u2019s queen, discovering that the suit w'as divided 3-2.Only the jack of clubs was still out, and perhaps he could ruff that with dummy\u2019s low trump.First, however.South took the precaution of leading the king of hearts from dummy.East dropped the queen of hearts, and the whole picture changed.South could now afford to lead two more rounds of trumps, winning with the ace and jack, followed by a low club lead.West took the jack of clubs and led another spade to force out South's next-to-last trump.South then proceeded to lead out his good clubs, allowing West to use his good trump whenever he pleas- Birdland Answer to Previous Puzzle: 56\tDirk 57\tGovernor b- d____)\tof Algiers swallow^ 58 Passage in 5-throated loon ACROSS .J 1 Passerine .I L 8 White-tailed 12\tDirection 13\tPalm leaf 14\tNotion 15\tGet up 16\tFlying ^ mammal the brain DOWN t Succinct 2\tElevated 3\tHebrew i ascetic \u201d¦ 4\tSummer (Fr.) 5\tHarbinger i of 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\u201c*\t_\tthem on a tour of inspection.A sp\"cial feature of the day was an in teresting exhibition of arts\tand crafts.\tThese\tincluded paintings, drawings, cla> and plasticine moulding\tand many samples of wood* ceding.The exhibits\twere judged\thy the\tart director, V.Slabeiv, a native of Yugoslavia, and purrs\tawarded \\t present 37 children are spending their holidays at the camp, which has a capacity of 7a.\t,1 D.Kleweiling, physical instructor at Knnwl- ton High School, is camp\tdirector and\tthere\tare instructors and councillors from Montreal in charge\tof the children.Pictured above, from the left are: Mrs.Carstensen,\tMr Slabeiv and Mr.Carstensen in the background, some\tof the young campers «\t(Record photo by Brereton) view the exhibits, CLEVElANn The Au*u*t meeting of the Cleveland Wo-1 men'a Institute was held at the home of Mrs.Raymond Tease witH Miss Minnie Stamp as joint, hostess.Correspondence included pamphlets for the convenors, and the treasurer reported that over 'i $11.00 was cleared from a recent | ice-crcam social.This branch is donating two dollies, two handkorchieves and a ; pair of earrings for Mrs.Harvey to take to Ceylon as gifts Plans for a tour of the Sherbrooke Hospital, September 2H were discussed, and about twelve | or fourteen members will attend.Further plans were also made for the pageant taking place at the Richmond Fair, August 18 Readings were given by Mrs Walter Oborne.on \u201cSewing Made Easy;\u201d Miss Minnie Stamp, \"Outline for Agriculture;\" Mrs.Royce Taylor, \u201cWhat is a Mother; ' Miss Flora Fletcher, \"U N.Adventure,\u201d and Mrs Carl Ban-fill, \"Behaviour of Individuals.\u201d The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Carl Banfill with Mrs Hazel Taylor as eo hostess.After adjournment of the meet ing, an interesting demonstration on eosmecties and the art of applying make-up was conducted by Mrs.Stanley Bushy.Refreshments were served by the hostesses.NIW YORK STOCK MARKET Previous clos* tt a m MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Amer Telephone\t1R3S\t1834 Anaconda\t«34\t Bethlehem Steel .\t1664\t Borden's Co\t\t614\t Chrysler\t\t\t654\t634 Comm Solvents .\t194\t Cons Edison\t47 \\\t Douglas \t\t86\t874 Dupont\t2144\t2154 General Electric\t644\t644 General Motors .\t47 4\t464 Goodyear\t784\t hit.Paper\t1394\t139 Int.Telephone\t324\t33 Johns Manville\t56\t Monts.Ward \t\t424\t43 N.Y Central\t384\t384 Pepsi\t\t\t214\t Radio\t434\t444 Republic Steel\t324\t l> S Rubber\t514\t Std Oil of N J.\t584\t584 Studebakcr\t74\t8 V.S.Steel\t634\t Vanadium Steel\t504\t Woolworth\t474\t KNOWLTON LANDING SAWYERVILLE\u2014 ASCOT CORNER- Mr.and Mrs Adalbert Luce, of Moes River, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Robert Taylor.Mr and Mrs.Gordon Hunt, of KNOWLTON LANDING \u2014 The August meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs.L.C.Jacobs.The meeting opened in the usual manner with the vice-president conducting, due to the absence of the president.Plans W'ere completed for the sale, which is to be held at the club room on August 16 instead of August 9, as previously stated.A picnic lunch was served by, ând Master Rodney Hurd, the hostess Mrs.Jacobs, assisted , ,,\t\u201e *\u2014\tMr.and Mrs.Lawrence by Mrs.C.Royca.The September meeting will\t,\t,\t, ,, be held at Green acres, the recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.country home of Mrs.G.Drum-\tGarneau.mond, when Mrs.P.Knowlton Mrs.Harold Locke spent two and Mrs.P.Eithier will be the days in Sherbrooke attending Mr.And Mrs.W.L.Pope, Richmond Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary Bo,el RICHMOND \u2014 A family sur- Manning, Miss Myrtle Manning an injury to her hip prise dinner party was held at and Miss H.McNeich have re- RICHMOND\u2014 Mrs.Edmund Lefebvre *nd family, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.J.P.Dunn.Mr and Mrs Grant Campbell and Mr.and Mrs.E.Poulin attended the funeral of Mr.Thomas Reid, at Sherbrooke Mr.Reid was an uncle of Mrs.Camp bell and Mrs Poulin.Mrs Henry McGovern, of Malsrtic, is visiting his brother Miss Jennie Green is improv-1 gnrt slster-in law, Mr.and Mrs E.ing steadily at her home here, i McGovern.Dr.James McOov, rn, after spending two weeks in who has been spending the past following monih at the saqie home, has returned to Montreal.Miss Joyce Dean and Miss Quebec City, are guests of Mr.Lake Richmond in honor of Mr.| turned from holidaying at Ocean is spending some time at Mrs.H V.Weston, Grenville, the ! and Mrs.Alfred Robinson and Mr.and rMs.L.H.Hunt.Mr, and Mrs.Eric Hurd and family, of Toronto, spent a few days with relatives and were accompanied home by Miss Julia Dorman, of Balston Spa, N.Y., were hostesses.General Notes Miss Alice Jones has returned home after spending a vacation at Chatham, N Y.Mr.and Mrs.John Macgrcgor Jr., of Montreal, were recently visitors of old friends here.Miss Faye and Anne Jewett have returned to their home at Vale Perkins, after spending a week with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.P.Knowlton.Mr.Henry Worsfold, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Gnelgrove.Mrs.Emma Lawrie has returned to Montreal after visiting her friend, Mrs.Sadie Rowker.the Bel Conference.Dr.and Mrs.Thomas Law and Mrs.W.L.Pope on ftie oc Park, casion of their 25th wedding an- ! Mlss Blanch Lalonde, of Drum-niversary.The gathering was, mondvillc, is visiting her sister, Mrs.R.Allard and Mr.Allard.PrgYlous dos»\t\tHam Abitibi .* .\t41\t404 Algomt .» \t\t1234\t124 Aluminum\t,,\t1434\t1434 Asbestos\t\u201e ,,\t\u2022tl\t Belt Telephone\t484\t48'4 Brazilian\t\t\t7 4\t7 4 B.C.Power \t\t49\t49 B C Forest\t174\t174 B.C.Telephone .,\t494\t50 Canada Cement\t35\t344 Can.Iron Fdy.\t384\t39 Canadian Breweries\t29\t284 Canadian Celanese\t16\t Corb> s ' V\t164\t Can Pacific\u2019Railway\t344\t344 Coekshutt Plow\t74\t Smelters\t324\t324 Dist.Seagram\t364\t37 Dominion Bridge\t23\t22 B Dom Steel \\ Coal\t234\t234 Dominion Stores\t434\t434 Dominion Tar\t154\t154 Dom.Textile\t8\t8 Gen Dynamics .\t734\t724 B Hudson Bay\t914\t914 Famous Plsvers\t17\t17 B Foundation Co.\t244\t244 B General Steel Ware\t8\t Gypsum\t37\t374 B Imperial Oil\t61\t62 Imperial Tobacco\t124\t12 B Int.Nickel\t.,\t1104\t110 Int Paper\t135\t135 B Int Pete\t\t384\t35 B Ind Accept\t564\t364 Î Howard Smith\ti\t47 MacMillan ' B '\t13 4\t42 B Masse) Harris\t84\t84 ! McColl Frontenac\t64\t644 Mont Locomotive\t\t16'-H Dow Breweries .\t33\t35 Aat.Steel Car\t304\t Noranda\t.\t.\t634\t64 Placer Dev\t\t134\t134 Powell River .\t504\t51 Price Bros.\t.\t744\t744 Prov.Transport ,,,\t124\t Quebec Pow er .\t27\t Royalile Oil\t.\t174\t174 Shawinigan\t.\t93\t924 1 Steel of Canada .\t724\t724 Triad Oil\t12\t114 Walker G.W\t\t72\t714 ! Zeller's \t\t254\t CANADIAN STOCK -EXCHANGE Previous Gote U» m.Anglo Nfld.U\\ 12 H A.Oil .40-»\t49-'» Brown Company .2|*4 21lsR Can.Vickers .,,, ss'j 35 r Can.and Dom.Sugar 23!S Crown Zcllcrbach Cons.Paper .IKord \"A\" .Fraser .Great Lakes Paper Home Oil \u201cA\" Minnesota A Ont.Nfld Light & Power MINES - Weedon .BANKS Montreal .Nova Scotia .Commerce 23 h.574 Royal .(tfi-, .55 B 59 574 «34 ftirtiiB SABIN SKY to ( apt and Mrs.Carl Sabiiwky, of Sutton, Que , at the Sweetsburg Hospital, on Monday, Aug 6, a son, Jan Laurito, Both well.Deaîlni arranged by their daughters, Mrs.Walter Stevens, Mrs.Albert Smith and Miss Marion Pope.On arriving at the cottage they were greeted by the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Jean Pcpier and followed by greetings and best wishes of the guests, The tw'o tables at w'hich the guests were later seated were arranged with summer flowers.The bride\u2019s table was centered and two daughters, of Vermont,j wjtj, a two-tier wedding cake are guests of Mrs.Mary Parker.Mrs.Margaret Law, of Randboro, was also a guest at the same home.Miss Glenna Evans, of Sherbrooke, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Morton Evans.WEST SUTTON- Mr.Rodolph Paul has sold the buildings and 10 acres of land j on his farm to a Montreal man, ; Mr.Paul plans to build a bungalow in the near future.TOMORROW is your newspaper boy's collection day.PLEASE have your payment of 30s ready when he calls.HE has delivered your RECORD faithfully during the past week.CANTERBURY EAST- Mr.and Mrs.Giles Haon, of Toronto, Ont., w'ere recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Erwin Watson.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Lobley, of Val d\u2019Or, were vistiors of Mr.and Mrs.Justin Sherman.Miss Laura Goodin returned from Lebanon, N.H , where she was a guest of relatives for a week.Visitors at the home of Mr.! and Mrs.Erwin Watson included Miss Mary Seale, Mr.Howard Seale, Mrs.T Christie and Master Billy Buckland, of Island Brook; Miss Etra, Christie and Mrs.Gladys Warren, of Grove-ton, N.H.; Mr and Mrs.Harry Whitham and family, of Welland.Ont.Mrs.Ben Coates is visiting Mr and Mrs, Gene Gray in Sherbrooke for a few weeks Miss Gloria Chapman spent a few days at the home of her aunt.Miss Goodin.made and decorated with the 25th motifs in silver by Mrs.C.W.Armstrong.Mrs.Pope, the bride of 25 years and Mrs.Jessie Pope, the groom\u2019s mother were each presented with a corsage and Mr.Pope and the bride\u2019s father Mr.J.J.Pepler a boutonniere.Dr.Charles Pope on behalf of the family, presented the guests of honor with a silver entree dish and from the daughters and sons-in-law, a sterling silver carving set.Mr.Pope on behalf of Mrs.Pope and himself expressed thanks for the surprise party and lovely gifts.Those present at the dinner were Mr.and Mrs.Walter Stevens, Trenholm; Mr.and Mrs.Albert Smith.Miss Marion Pope, of Montreal; Mrs.Jessie Pope, Dr.and Mrs.Charles Pope and daughter, Marlene, of Binghamton, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Pope, Miss Carol Pope and Mr.Charles Pope.Mr.J.J.Pepler, Mr, and Mrs.C.W.Armstrong, Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Jean Pepler, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Fuller and sons, George and John, and Mrs.M.E Chamberlain.Later in the evening a number of other guests arrived and cards were enjoyed at several tables.They also presented Mr.and Mrs.Pope with a silver dish.General Notes Mrs Welsley Stevens has returned to Montreal after spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Walter Parkes.Dr.C.E.Manning and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Lee Brown, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Wilbert Johnston were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Sinclair at Drummondville.They also called at the home of Mrs.Howard Jones, at South Durham, who had recently returned from the Sherbrooke Hospital having undergone surgery.Rev.Father Rolland Bacon, of Sherbrooke, is the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.Bacon.Mr.and Mrs.George Setter-lund, of Windsor Mills, former residents of Richmond, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Allan McCourt.Mr.Setterlund and family leave this week for Donnaeona, to make their future home.Master Billy Burns, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end as guests of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Burns.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Murphy and family have returned to Tilton, N.H., after spending a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Murphy.Mr.and Mrs.P.Custeau, Mr.and Mrs.John Parker have returned from a motor trip to Lake Champlain and other points.Misses Margot Proulx and Aline Dubois have returned from holidays spent at Brome Lake.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Bushey and family have returned from a week\u2019s visit with Mrs.I.Bushey at Montreal.home of Mr.and Mrs.Lyman : vafation at Hampton Beach.1\u2019aige.Mr.Warren Barber, of\tBernice Wilkinson, of\t- Huntingville, was also a visitor v;r:inhy, is spending several days CURRIER^ at the Paige home.\t!with Mrs.E.O.Desmarais, j Mr.and Mrs.J A.Renaud, Smllh ApU\t| Week-end guests at Bonnie who have spent the past ten Mr an,j Mrs Howard Hills has View Farm, were Mr.and Mrs.months in Waterloo, are now in! returned from Oakville, Ont., A.S.MacFarlane, Mr.and Mrs.residence with their family at aft(>r spending several days with 1 Horton Bryant and son Russell, their home here.Mr.Andrew Jennings is con valescing at his home after a j Miss Edith McCourt and Miss lengthy stay in Queen Mary | BQnisc Fafard, of the R.A.Mar Hospital, Montreal.! their daughter and son-in-law, ! Mr.and Mrs Malcolm Sinclair.all of Montreal.Master Russell is staying with his grandparents for two weeks.Week-end guests at Green ! cotte staff, attended the shower Meadows Farm were Mr.and Mr* Visitors at the Green home in-1 gjvcn by Mrs.Lucien Benoit of elude Mr.R.Green and Mrs.j cjallup Hill in honor of Miss Charles Green, of l/mdon.Ont, 1 jcannjne itonoit, a former cm-and Mrs.David Harrison, of Len-j pi0ycr 0f r a.Marcotte, noxville.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Trigannc, Montreal, spent the week-end at the Trigannc home here.FARNHAM CENTRE- Mr.and Mrs.Alton Hall and Mrs.Kenneth Armstrong, treasurer for the school of leaders attended the executive W.M.S.meeting held at Plymouth Church, Sherbrooke.Mrs.Ruby Berry, of the Wales Home staff, has returned from holidaying at Salem Lake, Vt.Fred Rollins, and the Misses Kay Bryant and Lois MacFarlane, of Montreal.Mr.Linford Ward, of California, spent a few days with his father, Mr.F.Ward and Mrs.Ward at their cottage here Mr.Stanley Patterson, of the R C AR , of North Bay spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs.Susie Patterson.little daughter Marlene, of Tor-j Mr 'j.A McKenzie received EAST CLIFTON\u2014 onto, spent a few days with Mr.! Hall\u2019s mother, Mrs, Ethel Hall j and sister, Mrs.Lawrence Poirier.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Harper and two sons, of Patterson, N.J., were also guests at the same homes.Miss Alice Moynan, of Montreal, is spending a holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Moynan.Mr.Arthur Hubbard had the misfortune of breaking some ribs recently.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jones, having sold their farm here, expects to move to Pearceton.where they have purchased a the news of the passing of his I sister, Mrs.James Humble at i Moose Jaw, Sask Master Jimmie Boast, of Hem-j mingfnrd, is visiting his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Boast.Miss Helena Neilson has ro-i turned from visiting Mrs W.G.Whitcomb at.Lacolle.Miss Mary McMorine, of North Bay, Ont., is visiting her par-I ents, Mr and Mrs, W.McMorine, Melver Ave.Mr.David Smith, of Windsor, Ont , was a recent guest of Mrs.T G.Torrance.Miss Mary Fletcher, of Mont- Master Jimmie Waldron, of Cookshire, spent a few days with his uncle and aunt.Mr.and Mrs.Victor Bell.Mr.and Mrs Karl Mm and sons, of Bcrnarstor, Masiv, spent a few days with Mrs Men'' parents, Mr and Mrs.If.S Streeter.BULWER- h0«('' a vr n v c u\treal, is the guest of her sister, Mr.and Mrs.O F.Scribner, ¦\t\u2019 .,\t,.\t,, Miss Mora Fletcher of Mansonvdle, is visiting Mr 1 ; and Mrs.W.Crawford I friends here for a few days.and OUR BOARDING HOUSE THOUGHT 60IN6 TO THE- FAIR, HUGO \u2014AND YOU PROMISED TO SHOW US THE DE NT IN VOGELSANG'S HORSE TROUGH where Foster HIT HIS HEAD with MAJOR HOOPLE DRUMMONDVILLE AUGUST 10-11-12 t *\tMARCH MIDWAY \u2022\tGASTONI GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS Saturday and Sunday, afternoon and evening performances.\u2022\tSTOCK RACING Saturday Night *\tCATTLE PARADE Saturday Afternoon where, ARE YDO TIPTOEING OPF TO \u2014 THE STORM r/MV Word, no?Suster; rve Already SELECTED A TASlC TO Perform\u2014 collecting .EGGS/ eOYF/WE r A LOT SWEATIN >RES POLISH to ALSO DOTES ON FEEDING CHICKENS Recent guests of Mrs.Kenneth Armstrong, matron at the Wales home, were Miss Kay Taylor.R.N., of Forestville, N Y , and Miss Arlene Peer, R.N., of ; Syracuse, N Y.Mr.*S.E.Spence and Spence have left, for St.Eus I tache, where they have purchased j ^rs Ross_ The Misses Ina and Reta Cum mings and Gayle Gray, of Saw yerville, were guests of Mr.-.A W l.aheree and Mrs.Roberta Richardson.Mr.Deline, of Brockville, Ont , is conducting a two weeks\u2019 vara lion bible school in the school house.Mr and Mrs M J.Hirhards.of Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Curtis Robs Mrs.Margaret MacGregor ;and two children and Mr.Har-^rs'jold Jordan, of s(.Thomas, also spent a few days with Mr.and BOOTHROYD \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Tuesday, August 7, 1956, Lois Muriel Hlmmer, beloved wife of the late Professor Eric E.Booth-royd, in her 72nd year Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect St where the funeral will be held on Friday, August 10, at 2.30 p.m.Rev.K r.Tait officiating Interment in Malvern Cemetery.DALIiAniE \u2014 The funeral of Mrs Achille Dallaire (nee Ma-rie-Ai.ne Mercier) who formerly resided at tho home of her daughter Mrs.Rene Hebert, 2155 Bachand St.will take place Friday, August 10, 1956.The funeral procession will leave Bricn\u2019a Funeral Parlour, 716 Short St.and proceed to SI.Esprit Church for fun» eral service at 9.00 a m.KENNEDY At Magog, Que, on Wednesday, Aug 8, 1986.Mary Elizabeth McMillan, wife of the late S.H.Kennedy, in her 92nri year.Resting at her late residence, 333 St.Patrick Si W.where family prayers will be held at 2.00 p m.Friday, followed by service at St.Luke\u2019s Church at 2.30 p.m.Rev.Canon John Comfort officiating.Interment in Pine-Inli Cemetery.McKenna's Funeral Service.Phone VI 3-3731.KfT J.ORAN .Suddenly at Vancouver, B.C., on Monday, Aug.6,\t1956, Ethel Ann Arginn, (formerly of Lennoxville), beloved wife of William J.Kil-loran, in her 69th year.Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect Street, Friday evening where the funeral will leave on Saturday, Aug.11, for service in St.Anthony\u2019s Church, lennoxville, at 9 00 am.Interment in St.Anthony's Cemetery.sown ERE - Suddenly at Mar-lington, Que., on Wednesday, August 8, 1956, Arthur J.Sou-ticre, beloved husband of Mavis E.Bullock in his 64th year.Remains resting at the home from Friday morning on and where funeral service will be held on Saturday, August 11 at 2 30 p m.Interment in Mar-lington Cemetery.EGAD, HUGO-'AS AN OLD CIRCUS AWN I COUNSEL YOU TO -STAY CLOSE TO ME AT THE COUNTY FAIR /\u2014 HAR-KAFF/F \u2014 crooks and Pickpockets STALK THEIR PREY AT THESE RURAL FUNCTIONS.i'll hold onto\tHugo YOUR HAND, MA30R/J DOESN'T LOOK 1 gUT THE ONLY FISH 4 LIKE A IN 08R FAMILY tVASJ WlSE OlY, COUSIN TO>D i he Sought a Ferris wheel \u2014 BUT \u201cSOLD rr AT A PROFIT Seforb he-WbeIt guT HE\u2019S PEEN OUT OF THE PLAY PEN A U>M6 TIME.1 a property and will make their j future home Mr.David Spence, of the Bell I Telephone Co., has been trans-i (erred to Montreal, and leaves | shortly with his family for their : future home | Miss Marguerite.Jameson has j returned from visiting her sister, ; Mrs.Donald Timmins and Mr.I Timmins at Thetford Mines.Mr, Keith Rattray has returned to St.Johns, after visiting Mr.j and Mrs.Douglas Gleason.Mr.and Mrs.John Scarth, of | Port Credit, Ont., and Mr.and | Mrs.Watson Frazer and daugh-I ters.Mary Jane and Elizabeth, | of Chambly, were recent guests ! of Mrs.H.Frazer.Mrs.Frazer ac-! companied her daughter, Mrs.Scarth and Mr.Scarth home, to ! spend a holiday.Mrs.M.E.Chamberlain, who | has been visiting her sister, Mrs.! M D.Rowe and Mr.Rowe in j Barton, Vt., returned home accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Rowe and Mr.and Mrs.W.W berlain, of Worcester, Mass., Miss Eileen Henderson spent] a week with her grandparents,! Mr and Mns.W.MacElreavy at Thetford Mines.In fUmortam In lovln# memory of our dear mother, Lydia (LUJiHn) Marla Carr, who de-parted this life August 9, 10M.God takes the best for reason* divine, But memories laat till the end of time» We mention your name and speak of you often God bless you, dear mother, you are not forgotten The \"CARR\u201d family Richmond, Que.1530 Prospect St.LO.2 24A6 (Earôfi (@f (Êijanhfl We wish to extend our irtneere thanks and appreciation to all those ! who were so kind to us when our | dear Husband, Father and Grandfather, George A.Sylvester passed away so suddenly.To Rev.Mallalieu, R, L.Bishop, undertaker, Miss Thelma Cham*1 Crawford, soloist, the organist, choir and bearers.To all our kind neighbours, relations and friends, who sent who spont a few days With Mrs.cooking, flowers, rards, donations Chamberlain.\tloaned cars, or helped In other ways, Mr.and Mrs.C W Smith, Of your kln'inPM u^eepb^ appreciated Town of Mount Royal, were recent guests of Mis* Beatrice E.PROVOST MONUMENTS AUTHORIZED DEALER Doubla Protection Seal and Certificate Guarantee.Tel.LO.9-1700 or LO.9-2827 Corner King E.and 15th Ave., Sherbrooke.R.1.BISHOP I FUNERAL CHAPEL ft AMBULANCE SERVICE (Formerly Blake'e) 300 Queer.Blvd.H.Tel LO 2-9977 and will always be rembered by bis tamlly.SARAH A.SYLVESTER CHESTER, WINNIE and family GUY, JANET and family Cross, College St.Miss Margaret.Turner, of Montreal, is visiting her aunt, Mrs M.E.Lodge and Mr.Lodge, College St.Mr.and Mrs.Lodge We would tike to aay \"thank you\u201d and Miss Turner were guests Of to all our relatives, neighbors and friends for the gifts of food, and the shelter offered us at the time of the disaster to our home, to all those who contributed to the purse of money and most especially to the men who gave a part of their vacation time In helping to restore the damage done and make ft possible for us to live In the house once again.Paul Jobin at their summer Mr! and Mrs.Mansonville at cottage.Recent guests of Mrs.Bertha Stalker were her son, Mr.Allan Stalker, Mrs.Stalker and daugh-! 1er, Alanna, of St.Eustache sur la Lac, who spent a few days, Vour kindness will always be grate- and her grandson, Mr.Neil ^y1\u201ddmwilliam comstock Stalker and Mrs.Stalker and\tand fampy.family of Wilbraham, Mass.i\tRock island.-\t\u2014\t.\u2019 a - Births» Marriages» Card of Thanks 11.30 per Insertion DEATH NOTICES 15c per Une, Minimum charge $1.50 (10 Unes or leu).IN MEMORIAMS $1.00 plue 20 cents per line for poetry.Additional names over three 10 cents each name, ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE OF PAR.TY SENDING NOTICE. SHJaUSKOOKj;, QI/EBJCC, TfroiWDAT, AUGUST 9, 1959.FOR BEST RESULTS\t\tFOR BEST RESULTS TRY RECORD WANT ADS\tNrttoï/Â\u20195*VUMLMVXAriC\tTRY RECORD WANT ADS ftimw \u2014 LO.9-1636 Connect* AH OoportwonH.\t\tPhonn \u2014 LO.9-3636 Connect* All Ooportnwntt.- 1.Articles For Sole M ACRES SUGAR BUSH.2 loti loft wood.No Phone.Mn.Phebe Booth, Eastman Village.Qui.CONNERS WASHER perfect running order.Cheap.Tel.LO.2 0971 before S pm.after, LO, 2-M&1.GURNEY combination atove, gal and wood.Cheap for eaih.Phone LO.7-5654 A \"CLARE\" COAL furnace, No.219, In excellent condition.Mn.Prank Baker, Lennoxvllle, Qua.3.Typewriters For Salt TYPEWRITERS, ADdSnO MACHINES rent or buy direct from the manufacturer.Special atudent ratea.time payment terme, atandard or portable machine».Rerain,'Ron Rand, 102 Wellington St N.Phone LO.2-408S.4.Property For Sole BEAUTIFUL LOT with treea.«8 by 100.Leclerc St.Terms.W.A.Boisvert, 984 King St.W.Tel.LO 2-8977 8 ROOM all season home with city conveniences, garage, barn.Large garden spot.In Bolton.Record Box 107.BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK, plaster 5 room residence, Birch finish throughout, automatic halting, complete batement.Immediate poa-aesalon.Favorable condition*.See Hebert\u2019l, 2155 Bachand.Phone LO.2.0874.4'A ROOM white wooden bungalow, with garage, automatic oil heating, concrete cellar, Insulated, very warm.At 1227 Craig St.now vacant.Must sell within month to highest reasonable cash offer.Call LO.9-1945 or 1163 Belvedere South.15.Rooms To Let FURNISHED ROOMS, »» for atudente or business people.Centrally located at 270 Moore St.Cell LO 2.2977.16.Room and Board FOR YOUNG MEN.Phone LO.74313.ROOM *nd BOARD to country girl wishing to attend city school.Ex.change for light housework.270 Moore St.LO.2-2977.ROOM AND BOARD 'given to pen-sloner or school age child In Len-roxvllle.Residential Section.Phone LO.2-8944.18.Wonted To Rent OR buy! smell farm with good lend and some wood.Record Box 108.FOUR ROOM modern apartment In Lennoxvllle for Sept.lit.Tel.LO.2-6576 between 4-7.19.Room & Board Wanted TWO MALÏ STUDENTS it U of Sherbrooke desire room end board with English Catholic family.Separate rooms.Write Marcel Cote, 43, St.Jean Baptiste, Vlctorlavllle.ROOM AND BOARD wanted with adult family, for September 1st.Quiet surroundings.Apply Record Box 101.20.Wonted To Purchase 6 OR 7 ROOM HOUSE In Ste Therese Parish.Will pay cash.Fred Conway.LO.9-2874.ENGLLSH SADDLE for pony.State price.Record Box 104 FARM WANTED In Eaatîrn Townships.In first letter stati acres under cultivation and timber.Record Box 103.26.Help Wanted: Mala AUDITORS SaUry up to $4,500.according to qualifications.CIVIL SERVICE OF CANADA Various centres in the province of Quebec.Full particulars and application forms are obtainable at the Civil Service Commission of Canada and Post Offices.MANUFACTURERS of msteriala for building maintenance and construction require* sales representative | to call on Industrial and contracting firms In Eastern Townships.Between 30 and 45, consclantloua, owning a late model car.Training and sales help, substantial drawing account.Write giving full partlcul- | ars, Sherbrooke Record Box 106, A CUTTER for men's clothing.Must ! be experienced.Steady job.Union I wages.Apply: Clover Brand Cloth- | Ing Co., 7080 Hutchison St., Mont- s real, Que.CR.1-1144.GRANITE CUTTERS wanted.Applv to The Haselton Granite Quarries, ! Beebe, Que.28.Domestic Help Wanted | GIRL OR WOMAN for general work.Able to do plain cooking.Small family.Good wages.Phone after 8 p m.LO.2-1341.31.SituationWonted:Male POSITION as truck driver, reliable references 1/ necessary.Apply Hubert Conner, North Hatley, Tel.364W 36.Miscellaneous LENNOXVILLE bungalow.3 rooms, fireplace, oil heated, garage.At-trectlve location.Tel.LO.2-8924.AT 472 NEWTON ST.\u2014 6-room home on double landscaped lot.Ground floor, contains living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and washroom.Upstairs contains 2 bedrooms, bathroom and linen closet.Basement has a finished recreation room.Heating Is hot water oil fired.Price $21,000 Terms can be arrang- : ed.Phone LO.2-8273 after 6 p.m.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cents per word, minimum cherae SC cents for !6 words or loss; three consecutive Insertions, $1.23; six consecutive Insertions, $2.2$; (Cash rate) 10 cents for mailing Record Box replies.DESIRABLE PROPERTY on tarvta road near U S.border.One mile I to four thriving towns.Near Ca- ! thollc and Protestant aehools and j churches.Five minutes drive to I several factories.17 acres tutable | land all potential, building lots, fruit orchard Good house, modern kitchen, conveniences.Barn and garage.Ideal for chicken or truck farm.A second house available.May be seen evenings by appointment.Write Record Box 102.\"HOLE IN ONE\u201d is the best possible In golfing, and dealing with Charles Connors is your best way to buy Real Estate.Call LO.2-4000 or LO.ADS ACCEPTED - All forma cf classified ads.Legal Notices and Auction Sa\u2019aa accapted until 4:00 p.m.the dey previous to the dele of insertien.LO.9-3636 24a.Agents Wanted SPECIALTY SALESMEN, good oppor.tunlty with growing concern, car essential.Write or apply 345 Bowen South.25.Teachers Wanted 2 2562.5.Lots For Sale SPECIAL Invitation thli week-end Visit beautiful ready-to-bulld, wonderful lots.Leclerc, Jacquea Car- 1 tier, B.iehand, Gauvln Streets.Favourable terms.Help to build.Free Information.See Hebert's 2133 Ba-ohind.Phone LO.2-0874.6.Cottages For Sale MEGANTIC PROTESTANT INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL requires two teachers for 1956-57.One to teach grades 1-4 Inclusive the other for gride* 5-9 Inclusive.Compton County Salary Scale.Apply J.N.Wood, Supervisor.Box 340.Cookshlre, Que.FOR JOLIETTE PROTESTANT School, School Teacher with Inter-Diploma to act as Principal.Apply giving full particulars to W.Hogg, Sec -Treas.; Jollette, Que.FISHING-Boating 2 adjoining cottages.13 rooms, bath.3 toilets, hot water heaters, open fireplaces; completely furnished: about 200 feet frontage Lake MassauTppi; double garage; double boat house; 25 miles, Sherbrooke.Full price $12,500.Terms.Bradford Butler, Ayer's Cliff.Phone Ayer's Cliff 143.NICE LOCATION, all furnished modern conveniences.Immediate occupation.4 bedrooms.125 ft.on the lake.Near Katevale, Low price.Easy terms.Phone daytime, LO.2-0455, evenings LO.7-5933.8.Cars For Sale 1953 2 TON Pontiac coach, in good condition, with heater, new eeat covert.1956 license, new tires also snow tires Easy terms.Call LO.2-3534.1251 AUSTIN, A-40, Sun Visor, Grill Guard, one owner.Cheap for quick sale, Tel.LO.2-8333.9A.Buses For Sale SCHOOL BUS, aood condition, or will sell body separate.Douglas «John-: sn, «instead, -hrlnlty 3.2888.10.Horses For Sole TEACHERS WANTED for Hull Catholic School.Initial salary $2000, plus allowance for past experience.Send application to J.A.Bouvrette, Director of Studies.97, Hotel-de-VUie St.Hull, stating experiences and qualifications.TENDER FOR POSITION OF JANITOR At th* North Hatley Consol, (dated High School will be received up to noon, August 20th.Send tenders, marked \"Tender For Janitor\" to: N.H.WILSON See.-Treas.School Commissioners of North Hatley Box 243, North Hetley.HEALTH SALON PHYSIOTHERAPY Ultraviolet \u2014 Galvanism Vapor Bath \u2014 Electric Bath Exercisers \u2014 Vibrators \u2014 Lamp! SWEDISH MASSAGE ! 105 Frontemc - Tel.LO.7-5507 37.Personal 1 HYGIENE supplie» (rubber goods).1 Mailed postpaid tn plain sealed envelope with price Hat.Six samples.25c.24 sample*.$1.00.Mali order Dept.C-2, Nov Rubber Co_ Box 91.Hamilton.Ont 41.Boots And Motors OUTBOARD MOTOR, 16 HP Nearly new.Used 3 hrs.Tel.LO.2-8232.BARGAIN! PAINT S2.50 GALLON \u2014 Special White Enamel or Flat White Paint \"DUROLUX\" Oil Base House Paint.Guaranteed Quality.White and 20 colours.Now at Special Sale Price \u2014 $2.95 per gallon \u201cDUROLUX\u201d WHITE ENAMEL and CHROME ALUMINUM \u2014 $3.95 Gallon.PLUMBING BARGAIN \u2014 Bathroom Set \u2014 $99.95 4Mi foot cast iron bath on legs, Id x 14 lavatory with fittings, toilet and seat.Reduced prices now offered on kitchen sinks, lavatories, toilets and pipes.FOR CAMP OR COTTAGE Sleeping bags from $6.50; haversacks from 39c; ground sheets, water bottles, mess kits, compasses, hunting knives, flashlights, kit bags, binoculars, shirts, sox, jeans.Double decker bunks, army blankets, pillows, folding cots, electric hot plates, stainless cutlery, life preservers, tarpaulins, garden hose, etc.SMITH SURPLUS STORE 900 Wellington St.South Tel.LO.2-0464 USED CARS Bast Buy» in Town N.V.CLOUTIER Inc 1445 King W\u201e LO.2-3804 CHESTNUT MARE, six y«irs old, broken to ride or drive, ridden by lady.Sound, well marked.Phone Rock Island, TR 6-4249.11.Livestock For Sole TEN YORKSHIRE PIGS, six weeks old.S6.50 each.Also brood sow.Guy Booth, Eastman Village, Que.REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bull, three months old.Dam\u2019s R.O.P.milk 10679; fat 3.78 per cent; sire artificial.Also bee htves.MTton Baker, Danville, Que.11b.Baby Chicks WE CAN supply what you need for your egg, broiler, market*.Ask us.Pullets.Mixed chicks.Day-old, aome started.Cockerels.(Ames In Cross late August, September .order now).Order Sept.-Oct.broilers.Bray Hatchery, Newington St.Phone LO.9-3730.12.To Let FOR SEPT 1st.Ignatleff cottage Upper Melbourne.Apply D.R.McLaughlin.Tel.374-3, Richmond Que.GROUND FLOOR, nicely decorated, three room and solarium tenement.1211 Craig St.FuU bathroom etc.$40.Possession Sept.1st.See Hebert\u2019s Phone LO.24)874.WAREHOUSE TO RENT, central location.For all purposes.Apply: 186 Goodhue or Tel.: LO.2-1228 or LO 8-8544.FOR SALE Succession of Fortune* Begin, Windsor Mills, Que.\u2014 100 acre farm (47 acres cultivated and 43 are wood lot 54 .ears old).House, Farm Implements, Furniture, Sewing Machine, etc.60 tons of hay (cut this year) and 13 tons (cut 1955); CONDITIONS OF SALE: CASH or Two-Thirds Cash end balance 'n building (to be mortgaged).All bids to be in by August 22nd.The will executor will be at the farm August 15th, between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.BEGIN & FRERE INC.C/O M.j.E.Begin, Will Executor, 960 St.Vallier East.Quebec City, Quebec.A Large Manufacturer of Nationally Advertised Lines and Leader In the field requires the services of an experienced and aggrassive salesman with proven ability in the sales field.Bilingual \u2014 preference for those fluent in both French and English.A real opportunity for a man between the ages 27 and 32.To contact \u2014 Rafail \u2022 Wholesale \u2022 Grocery and Hard-wart Trade \u2014 in the Sherbrooke area.We offer \u2014 A complete knowledge of our business, above average salary plus Incentive pay plan, Profit Sharing Bonus, Automobile supplied and Travelling expenses paid.Blue Cross, Hospitalisation Plan, Physician Services to cover your family.Sound working conditiona.Call for appointment \u2014 Mr.Vanier, phone Sherbrooke, LO.2-2371.Business Directory Advocates OBITUARIES ARMAND ROUSSEAU, Q.G W.a BRADLEY, Q.C Advocate! NIC01 Bldg.6 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, Que.TeL Lorraine 2-4738.General practice - Estate* settled.PAUL MULLINS ÔÎrVAIF: BA.\u201d LL.U, generel practice, trial and estate, 506 Continental Building, King 6.Wellington Sta.Tel: LO 7-5991; Residence; LO.7-6144 Chartered Accountants P.S.ROSS A SON.Chartered Ao cour.tanta, Montreal.LaVALLKE, Bedard, Lyonnais, Me» \u20221er, Gascon.Chartered Accountants, Room 504 ContLiental Building.Sherbrooke.Tel: LO.2-9680.Dentist DR J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon Dentist 204 Wellington St.North opposite Court House.Phone: LO.74744 Optometrists ALBERT, TRUDEAU, Optometrist, Continental Building, Sherbrooke Tel: LO.2-0517.Eyoe e tamlned RESTAURANT CHEZ HENRI Well located, modern equipment.FOR SALE CALL: TR.6-9048 Reck Island.\t 0.K.QUALITY\t at\t Foxbrooke Motors\t LTD.\t 1954 Buick Special Sedan, Tu \u2022 Tone\t$ Green, Dynaflow, air conditioner, and 5 new tire*, GM \"ok\" Warranty \u2014\t2 1 2 5 $ 1 9 5 3 Old*mobile Super 88 Sedan, Tu\t Tone Blue, Hydra-\t1 mafic.Radio, Air\tC Conditioner.Fully\t0 reconditioned.\tA\t7 Bonu* Value \u2014\t5 1952 Mercury Se-\t$ dan.A beautiful bronze Tu tone, ra-\t1 dio, air conditioner;\t2 ha* the appearance of a new car and\t7 runs like one \u2014\t5 Authorized Dealer\tfor CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE\t CADILLAC\t 345 Wellington St.\tSouth Tel.LO.9-3606 \u2014 LO.9-3608\t GEORGE ALEXANDER SYLVESTER, OF WATERVILLE WATERVILLE \u2014 Thi* com.munity was shocked to hear of the pasaing of an old friend and neighbor.George A.Sylveater on Tuesday, July 24th.Mr.Sylvester was born on May 28th, 1879 in the township of Bsrford, the son of Mr.and Mrs.Stephen B.Sylvester.He was united in marriage on May 20th, 1902 to Miss Sarah Alice Cleveland, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Chester Cleveland, of the township of Barnston.Of this union three son* were born, Chester, of Waterville, Guy, of Port Credit, Ont., and Arthur, who predeceased his father in March 1927.The deceased was a resident of Waterville and vicinity for many years, living on a farm two and half miles east of town for over 45 years, moving to town in 1952.He was a staunch member ot the L.O.L.for 40 years and a superintendent of the sheep and swine department of the Sherbrooke Exhibition for 21 years.Mr.Sylvester Is survived by his wife, two sons, two daughters-in-law and ten grandchildren.Also surviving are a brother, Otis Sylvester, of Coaticook, four sisters, Mrs.Lucy Chelsey and Mrs.Estella Haynes, ot Beecher Falls, Vt., Mrs.Minnie Sweatt, Colebrooke, N.H., Mrs.Florence Hann, Winnipeg and a brother-in-law, Jay Sweatt, of Colebrooke, N.H.Prayers were conducted at the home of his son Chester, followed by a service in the United Church, with Rev.Mr.Mallalieu officiating.Two favorite hymns of the deceased, \u201cThe Old Rugged Cross\u201d and \u201cO God Our Help In Ages Past\u201d were sung and the solo, \u201cBeautiful Isle of Somewhere\u201d was rendered by Miss Thelma Crawford, of Lennox-ville.Burial took place in the Greenwood Cemetery in Water ville.The bearers were four grandsons, Donald, Lloyd, Albert and Roy Sylvester and two friends, Robert Beckwith and Clayton Bernard.Attending the funeral were his brother, sisters, nieces and nephews including; Ralph Sylvester, St.John; Roland Slyves-ter.Farnham; Mr.and Mrs.Roy Chesley, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Haynes, Colebrooke, N.H., Mr.and Mrs.Carol Crawford, and Mr.Murray Haynes, Beecher Falls, VL, Mrs, Ernest Drew, North Stratford, N.H.; Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Todd, Compton; Mr.anrf Mrs.Herbert Banfill and Mr.and Mrs.Robert Smith of Waterville.Many friends alto attended from Lyndonville, VL, St.Elie, Sherbrooke, Lennoxville, Coaticook, East Hatley, North Hatley, Huntingville, Milby and Johnville.The many beautiful floral tributes expressed the esteem Mr.Sylvester had held in the hearts of relatives, friends and the community.Television Guide DANVILLE\u2014 E.W Smith, Notary.Tel.44.C3MT.THURiDAY, AUOUIT » , 3.0(1 Mu ale 4 33 Today on CBMT 5.00\tHowdy Doody 5.30\tFun Tim* 8.00\tSclanc* In AcUon 8.30\tEddl* Arnold Show 6.45 CBC TV N#wi 7.00\tTabloid 7.30\tBeulah 8.00\tSpeak Preview 6.30\tTheatre ot star! 9.00\tCity DettcUvt 9.30\tKraft TV Theatre 10.50 Sport Gueaaei and Gueats 11,00 CBC TV New* 11.15 Feature Film Montreal \u2014 Channel 6 FRIDAY, AUG.19 3.00\tMi-ilC 4.55 Today on CBMT 5.00\tHowdy Doody 5.30 Roy Roger» 5.00\tTo be announced 5.30\tScenea of Britain 8.43 CBC TV New» 7.30\tDouglas Fairbanks 7.30\tTo be announced 8.00\tGuest Stage 8.30\tThe Millionaire 9.00\tLoUy Too Dum 9.30\tStar Stage 10.00\tCavalcade ot Sport* 10.45 Jim Coleman Show 11.00\tCBC TV News 11.15 Greatest Fight* 11.30 Revival Night IATURDAY, AUG.II I 3.00 Muije 4 33 Today on CBMT i 5.00 Over th* Us* F*nc* ! 5.30 WUd BUI Hlckok | 6.00 Crunch and Do&o\\vy OLEY A.YOUNG Fostar Road LICENSED AUCTIONEER Tal.U54-J-2, Watarloo.BROMPTONVILLE t.1BB4 by NBA laTviM.In*.T THOOGHr Mp >7^ WAYMAN AStCFD I 1 ItJlJ lb ALWAYS I INTEMD B-UT I HAVE TO HONK nvr Minutes so SHELL.1 READY/ r- \u2022 ^ - To / RlNO- V T\u201d RING THF POORBEU H.i.O'CONNELL LTD.GENERAL CONTRACTORS Aiphalt specialty \u2014 crushed and run of pit gravel.6 Wellington S., Sherbrooke.Tel.LO.9-2344 P.O.Box 310, Bromptonville.Tel.Windsor Mills 14 KNOWLTON\u2014 AUCTIONEER M.J.BLACKWOOD Knowlton \u2014 Tel.612-24 Graduate of Reisch School of Auctioneering, largest in the world, Mason City, Iowa.SERVICES INCLUDE Complete Sales Management.MORTY MEEKLE HAVE \u201e .NoTV'ef} LJ ¦ ! riAVENt s ^ '\t\u2018 MRS.RiTLEY MANSONV1LLE- Mrs.Theodora Rogers, of Shrewsbury, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.George Williams, of Frost Village, have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.Vernon Manson.Mr.Jurvis Teraudf, of Cowansville, was a recent guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Aiken Sr.Mr.and Mrs.Guy George attended the wedding of their niece, Merna Beaton in Marshfield, Vt.Mrs.Armand Lemay, of Waterloo, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs.G.A.George recently.Robert Aiken, who is in the U.S.Army has lift Aberdeen, Maryland, for the far East.Mr.Charles Prive, Mr.and Mrs.I Henry Wheeler, end Mrs.Paul Lamoureux attended the funeral of Mr.Charles Prive\u2019s daughter, Mrs.Omer Royea in Waterloo.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Kline, of New York City, have been guests of Mrs.Kline\u2019s sister, Mrs.H.Stehr and Mr.Stehr.Mrs.Letitia Willard and Terry were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Bennett in Newport Centre, Vt.Rev.Father Arthur Drouin visited his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Tancrede Drouin over the weekend.By Dick Cavolli 0 .c?/ ANfflACTHretfDWOOC lY IDPE^XeidAN PE-/ ! 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AS ROGERS-?CHATTEL fREVEAL& SÎHE AWFUL TRUTH IF AVIA) 4 lëâpnedIu/ MOW TO DO IT IN IT THE ' SCOUTS/ DON'T EOROET I'M ONLY A SECOND CLASS SCOUT/ YOU CAN USE YOUt?OUTBOARD MOTOP'r-e^ t LOOK, POP.1 I MADE US a BOAT' m m THf (tf goes JERKY'S URST PITCH ,¦¦ f this n rr.A oeel s/tchoo- ATIOM FEE A HERO FAO/A FLATatlSM.\" HOW, listen, jerry-your catcher HMOWS ALL THEIR WEAKNESSES T AN' REMEMBER WHAT WE WORKED OUT S TWEEN US.IT'S ALL UP r YOU.GOOD LUCK < \u2022 -, pH', out! kMOTMt bases aw FULL b*OW.THf SATEBS SSH/L -¦'J-TRBY -EU-y.* SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9.1956 *Tlght ¦ In The Women\u2019s Sphere ¦^ocia^ XA\u2019W » »\ttr\tMrs.G.A Rockwell, Walton Dr.and Mrs.J.A.Mac] MR.and MRS.JOHN LESLIE MacLEOD photographed cutting the cake at the reception held at Elmwood Hotel following their marriage which took place in St.George's Church, Lennoxville on Saturday afternoon.Mrs.MacLeod was the former Miss Doris Isabel Sarrasin, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Sarrasin of Massawippi, Que., and Mr.MacLeod is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm MacLeod of Rosemount, Que.\t(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Marriage MACLEOD\u2014SARRASIN The marriage of Doris Isabel, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Sarrasin, of Massawippi, and Mr.John Leslie MacLeod, of Rose-mount, Que., son of Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm MacLeod, of Rosemount, took place in St.George's Church, Lennoxville, Saturday | afternoon, the Ven.Archdeacon | Albert Jones officiating.The j wedding music was played by f Mrs.Albert Jones.Miss Thelma Crawford, soloist, sang \"The | 23rd.Psalm,'' before the cere- j mony, and \u201cThe Lord\u2019s Prayer,\u2019\u2019 j during the signing of the regis-1 ter.Large baskets of white gla- ' dioli decorated the church with j the same flowers adorning the altar.The pews reserved for the guests were marked by white satin bows.The bride was given away by her father, and wore a floor length gown of nylon chiffon, fashioned with a fitted, shirred ho.wore a suit of beige lace over pink with beige and brown accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.Out of town guests were from Montreal, Shawinigan Falls, Wat-erville, SI.Lambert, Chicoutimi, Sherbrooke and Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.MacLeod will take up residence at 48 Lome St., St.Lambert.ROCKCLIFFE Private Entertaining for Weddings, Luncheons, Dinners, Home Cooking.Miss Moir, Hostess.471 Quebec St.Tel.LO.2-3433 dice having a V-neckline edged f with imported Chantilly lace and elbow length sleeves and a bouf-I fant skirt with inserts of Chantilly lace over petticoats of tulle and taffeta.Her fingertip veil was held by a coronet of seed pearls and sequins and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli and stephanotis mixed with English Ivy and heather.Miss Gladys Sarrasin, of St.Johns, Quo., as maid of honor) wore a white ballerina length frock fashioned on princess lines with a V neckline and a blue satin bow detail at the back.She wore a matching blue petal cloche hat and carried a lover's knot, of white gladioli, blue carnations and English Ivy.The bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Sarrasin, and Miss Marion Sarrasin, sisters of the bride, Miss Vivien Farmer, of Chicoutimi, and Miss Isabel MacLeod, sister of the bridegroom, of Montreal, wore gowns identical to that of the maid of honor with matching\t, blue hats and carried lover's ' rs Eothrop welcomed two knots of blue carnations with 1 \"ew members the executive, English Iw\tMrs Blanche Hyatt, secretary of Mr.' Gino Diorio of Pointe Affiliated Explorer Groups, and Claire acted as best man for Mr.Mrs' w- R Hemmings, secretary Mrs.G.A Rockwell, Walton Ave., has returned from Fredericton, N.B., where she was the guest of her mother and sister, Mrs.William Richards and Miss Ivy Richards, for a few days.« \u2022 * Mr.W.R.Swallow, of Welland, Ont., has returned home after spending a week with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Keith Moc, Brompton Road.\u2022 « « Mr.and Mrs.William Crichley and their daughter, Miss Betty Critchley, of Lennoxville, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.Taylor, in Sawyerville, and with them visited triends in Cole-brooke, N.H.*\t*\tt Mr.and Mrs.Alton Murphy and daughter, Beverly, have returned to Virginiatown, Ont., after visiting Mr.Murphy's brother and sister, Mr.Allen Murphy and Miss Gertrude Murphy, Laurier Ave.\u2022\t\u2022 \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Bray have returned to their home, in | Oshawa, Ont, after visiting their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alton Bray, Queen St., Lennoxville.Master Gary Bray returned with his brother and sister-in-law, and will be their guest for the remainder of the summer.\u2022 « * Mr.and Mrs.Robert.Dupuis and children, Richard and Michael, Victoria St., have returned from a holiday spent at Old Orchard, Me., and in Sillery, where they visited their aunt, Mrs.Felix Roy.*\tifc * The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John | Green, Moulton Hill Road, Lennoxville, took place on Sunday, August 5, in the Church of St.Paul the Apostle, Sherbrooke, : the Rev.A.V Ottiwelt officiat-| ing.The baby, who wore her I mother\u2019s christening dress, re-i ceived the names, Patricia Mary.Her godparents are Mr.and Mrs.Ashley Hatcher and Mrs.Nelson Richards, all of Moulton Hill.Following the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs.Green entertained Mr.and Mrs.Hatcher, Mr.and Mrs.Richards and their families at luncheon \u2022\t\u2022 \u2022 90 Years Today Dr.and Mrs.J.A.MacLeod, Henekcr St., are leaving tomorrow to be guests, of their unde and dunt, Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm MacLeod, at Popinesset Bay, at Cape Cod, Mass.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Miss J.Fowlis will act* as convener of the Ladies\u2019 Lennoxville Golf Club tea to he held Saturday, August 11, when the other hostesses will be, Miss Jessie Wootten, Miss Gabrielle Royer, Miss Mona Quine, Mrs.Richard Paxton, Mrs.J.G.Scorer and Miss A, Flanders.Here s The Formula For A Perfect Women s Club By RUTH MILLETT Let me tell you today about a group of women who have formed a club that has escaped the faults of most women\u2019s clubs.When they formed their group these women were all fed up with big club meetings, business sessions, money wrangles, busy work, telephone committees, ela borate refreshments and parliamentary procedure.But they still felt the need of having a group of congenial women who would get together Observe Golden Wedding AND MRS.MICHAEL FARRELLY Executive Of Que.-Sher.Presbyterial Meet At Plymouth The summer executive of the Quehec-Shcrbrooke Presbyterial, convened in Plymouth United Church Parlor recently with Mrs.N.S.Lothop, Presbyterial president in charge.Mrs.W.E.Hodge conducted the devotionals, the topic being \u201cGod\u2019s Glory\u201d and Mrs.George Coote, of Knowlton, was at the piano.A week-end of quiet celebrations highlighted the home of Mr.and Mrs.Michael Farrelly, Maple Ave,, the occasion being their 50th.wedding anniversary which occurred on Monday.Owing to the foreseen absence of Very Rev.Monsignor Moisan, on Monday, the pastor extended his congratulations and best wishes together with those of the j \u2014\t.\t.c* I | parishioners, to the highly es- Ë:nC}!ne6rin\u20acJ Field teemed couple, at the High Mass\tMONTREAL\u2014Technical train- on Sunday.\t, 0f women as a solution for Rev.Father Julian Clark offi- the serious shortage of engineers ciated at the anniversary Mass, | in Canada was today suggested Monday morning, which had been by J.L.McMurray, RCA Victor arranged for, by Mr.and Mrs.j Company, Ltd.He claims that Fred W.Harris, of Queens Vil- more women could and should lage, New York, nephew and be induced to enter the engineer- Mr.Farrelly, who celebrated ; his seventieth birthday, on Mon-j day, was an employee of the Canadian Pacific Company for 26 years, retiring in 1951.Suggests Women Ease Shortage In BREAD and ROUS VITAMIN ENRICHED CULatta- BREAD 24 ox.when baked Tel.LO.2-2744 MacLeod and the ushers were Mr.Fred Hammond, Mr.Keith Nesbitt, Dr.Keith Drummond, of Montreal and Mr.William Sarrasin, brother of the bride.The bride's mother wore a sheath dress of white silk print under a navy blue duster lined with matching print, a white picture hat and accessories and a corsage of white carnations.The mother of the bridegroom was in a two-piece frock of green and grey printed silk and she wore a black hat and accessories and a corsage of white Shasta 'mums.Following the wedding, a re.ception was hekl at Elmwood Hotel.Lennoxville, where the ! bride's table, centered with a four-tier wedding cake topped j with heather and white candles in silver candelabra was decorated with English Ivy.For their wedding trip to the ] New England States, the bride of Baby Bands.Mrs.K.Burbank corresponding secretary gave a report and Mrs.Don MacLean, treasurer presented the financial statement.Mrs.K.J.Armstrong, secre- MRS.ORRIN OLNEY, of Ni- colet Falls, near Danville, who today is quietly celebrating the 90th anniversary of her birth.The oldest and only survivor of the five children of the late Mr.and Mrs.George Snaden, she was married to Orrin Olney, who died in 1936.Mrs.Olney keeps house for her son, Stuart, on the farm her husband purchased some 60 years ago.Her daughter, Marjory, Mrs, William Clark, resides at Asbestos.She maintains a keen interest in local happenings and listens regularly to news broadcasts.Mrs.Olney believes that a reasonable amount tary of the School for Leaders' i 0f hard work is good for every- reported that the delegates to this school will be Mrs.Philip Lawrence of Coaticook, Mrs.Fred Smith, of South Durham, Miss Vivian Herriman, of South Durham and Mrs, Blanche Hyatt, of Sherbrooke, a delegate from the Women's Association of Trinity United Church.Encouraging reports were read from secretaries of departments.Mrs.George Bullis, secretary of Affiliated C.GI.T.Groups, in a written report read by Mrs.Lane, reported an outstanding increase.in membership.A letter of thanks was read from Rev.John McKay, of Que- j bee City, correspondent member ; of Quobcc-Sherbrooke Presbyter- ,,, MCNA«c Mrntfli SERVINGS IN EVERY Ik 13 QT.BAG IMPORTED FAMOUS WUOW PATTERN CUP OR SAUCER IN EACH 13 QT BAG.CRYSTAl CLEAR SAFE-SIP TUMBUR IN EACH i AND S QT.BAD.one and cannot understand why anyone should not be up early in the morning.* * ?Mrs Dorais Panneton and Mrs Laurent Trudeau, The Bellevue, Prospect St., have returned from a five weeks\u2019 holiday spent at The Rose Briar Terrace, Grand Beach, Me.\u2022 \u2022 » Mt.A.Barnick, Ball St., left from Dorval, on Monday for Duclken, West Germany, called hy the death of his wife, who is also the mother of Mrs.Hans Adams, Ball St.* * \u2022 Mrs.Margaret Mills, who spent, a week visiting Mr.and Mrs.Clement Fournier, at Three Rivers, and Mr.and Mrs.Flavien Desmarais, at Shawinigan Falls, has returned to Rock Forest.\u2022 \u2022 * Mr.and Mrs.Sam Astbury, of Ayer's Cliff, and Mr.and Mrs.G.Astbury and children, Michael and Debbie, of Kingston.Ont., were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Massie Johnson, Montcalm St.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mrs John MacLeod, the former Miss Doris Sarrasin, was guest of honor prior to her marriage, on Saturday, at a cup and saucer shower, given hy Mrs.David Cooper, of Ottawa.Mrs.Donald Renwick, of Montreal West, and Mrs.Allen Hunting, at the home of Mrs.Hunting, Park Ave., Lennoxville.The bride-to-be, who was given a corsage on arrival, was later presented with a clothes basket decorated in pink and white ribbons, which contained sixteen City, gave information regarding-'' lovely cups and saucers, j St.John Hall.The meeting clos- Refreshments were served dueled by repeating the MizeaK J ipg the evening by the hostesses.ial, at this honor conferred on him.Dates for the sectional meetings were announced as follows: Danville, September 25: Sherbrooke, Trinty, 26th.; Scotstown, i 27th and Knowlton, 28th.The team chosen to attend these sessions, Mrs.N.S.Lothrop, Mrs.Foster Ross.Mrs.Philip Lawrence, Mrs.Fred Smith, Mrs.A.E.Swoger.Mrs.H.Boomhour will give a report at these sessions of her impressions as delegate at the \u201cCanadian World Council of Churches for Overseas Missions\", in Montreal which she attended.Tenative plans were made for a guest speaker for sectional i meetings as well as the Presbyterial in May next.Dinner was served by members of Plymouth W.M.S.The afternoon session opened with the singing of a hymn, and Mrs.N.Lothrop led in prayer.Mrs.W.MacMillan, of Quebec niece of the jubilarians.Mr.Richard Daniel served, and Mr.John Codere, was the organist.Vases of gladioli and snapdragons decorated the altar.The Mass was attended by relatives and friends, including the president of the Catholic Women\u2019s League, Miss Ave Walsh, and several members.Following the family breakfast held in their home, Mr, and Mrs.Farrelly took delight in looking over their gifts and cards and the beautiful flowers which comprised a basket of twenty-five American Beauty roses, from their nephew7, Dr.W L.McRed-mond, and one of gold colored mums and pompons, from the Catholic Women's League, of which Mrs, Farrelly has been a member for years.On Sunday and the following days, Mr.and Mrs.Farrelly were visited by many of their friends.Nephews and nieces of the honored couple, who were here for the golden wedding event, were, Mr.and Mrs.Fred W.Harris, Dr.and Mrs.John McRed-mond.Mr.and Mrs.Carlton Pickett and Dr.W.L.McRedmond, all of New York City.Mr.and Mrs.Farrelly, natives of Dublin, Ireland, were married in the Church pf the Ascension, New York, in 1906.They arrived in Canada in 1913, lived for a few7 years in Lennoxville, and have resided in Sherbrooke for the past twenty-five years, as ardent members of St.Patrick\u2019s Church.COOKSHIRE AUGUST 19-20-21 Featuring: ~ HARNESS RACING\t\u2022 MARCH MIDWAY VAL CAMPBELL GUS SUN GRANDSTAND ATTRACTIONS EXHIBITS just for the pleasure of being together.So they formed a small club, asking only those they wanted They skipped asking anyone because they \"should.\u201d They decided to meet every other week in a member's home.To keep the meetings from being a dreaded chore for the hostess they agreed to serve nothing but coffee.They decided there would be no officers, no dues, no business.IDs just a planned sociable get-together on a certain day.These women meet at 10.30 a m., have a couple of hours of good talk over their coffee and any who have the time go on together to have lunch in a restaurant.The club has been flourishing for several years, with never a moment's unpleasantness, no rivalry of any kind, no arguments, no hurt feelings.With plain old-fashioned sociability as their only aim, they\u2019ve formed a group that has as much fun together as a men\u2019s poker club.I\u2019m passing on the formula because so many women write me that they are lonely but they don't like women\u2019s clubs.If you don't like the \u201ctypical\u201d woman's club with its over-organization, its lofty aims that are rarely accomplished, its time consuming reports and boring business meetings, why not found a club of your own dedicated without shame to pure enjoyment?MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS When a high-school-age boy is at a friend's home he should rise when his friend\u2019s mother comes into the room.If, however, it is a busy household and she comes into the room frequently it is not necessary for him to rise each time.Getting to his feet to greet her, though, is important.NEW Printed Pattern Easier to cut Sew and fit Engagement Mr.and Mrs.John Homer Langstaff, of Toronto, announce the engagement of their daughter, Clara Eileen Jean to Mr.Alton Arnold Aiken, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Aiken, of High-water, Que.The marriage has been arranged to take place quietly on Saturday, September 8.in Sherbrooke.12-42 9391 Printed Pattern \u201cGo everyw'here\"\u2014in this classic shirtwaist dress! It's your favorite style for summer; sew-EASIEST, because it\u2019s our new Printed Pattern (for simple, accurate sewing).Have it.in 3 sleeve versions \u2014 all-seasons smart! Printed Pattern 9391: Misses' engineering recruiting campaign for women.\u201cTo find engineers for the years : Sizes 12,14,16,18, 20; 40, 42, Size ahead, the campaign must begin requires 5 yards 35-inch fab-in the schools.Schoolgirls should :ric- have their interest stimulated in 1\tPanted pattern assures mathematics and physics.They|Per^ec^\tdirections print- should then be convinced that i ec^\u201eon\ttissue pattern part, further study of these subjects will enable them to have a respected, and fashionable career.\u201d Women electronics engineers may be expected to do leading work in national defense, he add- j ed.Having supplied Canada with increasingly useful defense material since the start of the Second World War, RCA Victor j knows that women merit key positions in technical work, he j says.Send 25 cents in coin for this pattern (stamps cannot he accepted) to the Sherbrooke Daily Record, Household Arts Dept., Sherbgooke, Que.Print plainly name, address, pattern number.SEW AND SAVE! with the newest choice of FABRICS TEXTILE MILL OUTLET 416 Marquette St., Sherbrooke.ing profession.Himself an engineer and vice-president, technical products, of Canada\u2019s largest electronics firm, Mr.McMurray forecasts that the skill of women engineers and scientists will be increasingly required in Canada.\u201cWhile this company is not suffering at the moment from the general shortage of engineers and scientists, we know that there will be a shortage soon.With new electronic devices now being developed, our engineering products department alone anticipates needing double its staff by 1960,\u201d he says.This company, which employs highly trained women in several key posts, finds them quite as good as men, sa vs Mr.McMurray.\u201cA woman unquestionably has as much gray matter as a man.Female architects and airplane designers are quite as good as their male colleagues.And for ) tedious and repetitious tasks, women work out better than | men.They\u2019ve more patience,\u201d ] declares the executive.Because nearly all women have a strong creative sense and are ) natural improvisers, those who make engineering or the physical sciences their profession usually : do well at it, he says.,He noted that so serious has become the shortage of en- j gineers, a national conference on the subject will be held in Can- ) ada this fall.Meanwhile, he sug-, gests, Canadian industry should j bégin immediate planning for an CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS \u2014by Byrne Hope Sanders ?7 MONTREAL, Aug.9th \u2014 Hold it, lady! You don't need to turn that stove on\u2014even though you do want a nourishing, delicious dessert for your family.Serve one of the delicately flavored ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS - Chocolate, Butterscotch.Vanilla, Caramel, Coconut Cream, Strawberry Cream and\tBanana\tCream.Serve it light and fluffy as you\tall like\tit\u2014with never ft lump, and never a film on top\u2014and with none of that starchy taste.Now all Royal Instant Puddings are super-homogenized for extra creaminess and smoothness.It takes only a matter of seconds to make a dessert\tthat's\tideal for this hot weather.\tUse Royal Puddings, too, for\tparfaits,\tice\tcream and frozen desserts,\tlike the\twise woman you v v: Don\u2019t Invite Burglars by leaving jewelry, irreplaceable articles and valuable papers in your home when you set off on your vacation.And don\u2019t take them with you either \u2014 they would be a needless worry and could easily be mislaid or stolen en route.If you plan a trip this summer or fall, make it a joyous jaunt .be sure to put your valuables in a BANK OF MONTREAL Safety Deposit Box, where they are safe from firerloss and theft.B of M Safety Deposit Boxes are so very inexpensive \u2014 cost less than two cents a day\u2014yet their value in peace-of-mind is beyond 'price.So do see about your Bof M Safety Deposit Bos now! Holidaying?Then let me give happy Sir you ft thought.Take a goodly supply of delicious Lipton Soups along with» you.The slim, flat packages take no room at all.They're\t' wonderful to have at, the cottage, for a soup-and-sandwich meal.Or if you\u2019re at home\u2014use them for lunch or dinner, with those chilled meats and salads and get a really nourishing and stimulating meal with no trouble at all.LIPTON SOUPS are all good\u2014the Tomato Vegetable, Onion, Beef Noodle and Chicken Noodle.Try them! Our Enchanting Budgie Isaac, is beginning to learn the fun and AjlL joy of ireeJL&r' flight, and he\u2019s' 7 -\u2018* flying in fine style, too, thanks to the BROCK\u2019S NATURAL FEEDING DIET we keep him on.To be at their gayest, liveliest best, budgies should have the complete, varied diet, which BROCKS experts have created with all the necessary food elements included.Sir Isaac flies to ,our finger all the time now, whenever we say \u201cRide\u201d to him.He eyes us solemnly for a minute then he\u2019s off to his tricks again.Do get your family a budgie soon.Is Your Baby Fretful?Hot weather bothering him?Then ask your doctor about giving him the benefits of the formula milk \u2014 prepared \u2019specially for babies\u2014 FARMER\u2019S WIFE.You have a choice of three types\u2014one of them exactly right for your baby \u2014Whole Milk (Red Label), or Skimmed Milk (Yellow Label), or, perhaps, the Partly Skimmed Milk (Blue Label) .a high-protein, I low-fat formula, created at the request of pediatricians.All are Vitamin D increased.Lour baby will thrive on Fanners Wife, as thousands of mothers have proven over the years, with their own.Vre Just Seen .4 Common, Ordinary House-Fly under a microscope! And now I understand why it\u2019s good common sense at this particular time of year to spray fiery room, every day with FLY-TOX.Mr.House-fly transmits over 20 different diseases including typhoid.His filthy feet and body contaminate everything they touch, but he can be controlled quickly and effectively with triple-action Fly-Tox spray.It's available at your corner store in 3 handy tin sixes.Or ask to eee the Fly-Tox Aarowl \u2014* handy.yiMi-Wrion ftspenset tn two sizes.TSe larger of which is no bigger than a water tumbler yet sprays up to 100 rooms when used ça directed, r\"-\t*\t\u2014»\t-\t-\u2014 - SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, AUGUST Q, lOSfi Mine \\\\ f M iss Tourist\" To Be Crowned In Magog Saturday Parade, Street Dance Feature Big Affair MAGOG \u2014(Special)\u2014 Pretty, twenty-year-old Lise Longpre, of Magog will be crowned \u201cMiss rourist\u201d of the region on Saturday evening at the Cabana Motel Together with this honor, Miss Longpre will receive 25 gifts from various local firms, and will be attended by five princesses, each of whom will also be presented with gifts.These five Magog beauties who competed with Miss Longpre for ihe title, are: Miss Edith La.vigne, sponsored by the local merchants: Miss Therese Martin, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce; Miss Kay Goyette, by the local social groups; Miss Raymonde Gaudreau, by the Mem-phremagog Conservation Club and Miss Joan Griffiths, by the local hotel keepers.Miss Longpre was sponsored by the Magog-Mount Orford Ski Club.A parade through Magog for the queen-elect and her princesses will begin at the Magog City Hall at eight o'clock and proceed up Sherbrooke Street, down St.Patrick's East, along St.David and Main East and West to the Cabana Motel, where the crowning will take place at approximately 8:30 p.m.The procession through Magog's streets will be headed by the 72nd R.C.A.Coaticook Battery Band, and Miss Longpre and her five princesses will be carried in six convertibles.On hand for the ceremony will Louis Roberge, MP., Denis Ger-in, MP., Mayor Maurice Theroux of Magog with his six councillors and other city officials, representatives of the various sponsoring groups, directors of the Regional Mount Orford Tourist Development Association, as well as other dignitaries and a large crowd of Magog and district citizens.Emile Gcnest, noted actor on the television show, The Plouffe Family, will act as master of ceremonies, through the courtesy of J.A.R.Charland, local distributor for Molson\u2019s Breweries.The Officers and Members of the REGIONAL MOUNT ORFORD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION extend their kindest regards to the six young women from Magog, who entered their popularity contest, for the honour of Miss Tourist.ALSO, the group wish to thank all those who bought tickets to promote this contest.Your Generosity Has Been Greatly Appreciated, and you can feel certain that you have donated to a most worthy cause, that of helping develop this region's tourist industry.YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE CROWNING OF THE REGIONAL TOURIST QUEEN to be held at the HOTEL CABANA MOTEL \u2014 Saturday evening, starting at 8:30, to be followed by street dancing with ah orchestra in attendance.THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE REGIONAL MOUNT ORFORD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION.a.5 Portable Electric Tools *\u2022 v* v-.- '« ¦\u2022\u2022v \u201d, ,-LA EASY TERMS We Also Rent Different B.D.Electric Tools.U-100 Vi\" Electric Drill with Hex-Key Chuck .$27.25 U-l\tVa\"\tUtility Drill with\tHex-Key Chuck .$32.45 U-3\tVi\"\tUtility Drill with\tGeared Chuck .$34.95 U-15\tW\tUtility Drill with\tGeared Chuck .$47.50 U.20\tVi\"\tUtility Drill with\tHex-Key Chuck .$60.00 U-21\tVi\"\tUtility Drill with\tGeared Chuck .$62.50 U-2300 Bench\tDrill\tStand for \u2019a or\t%\tDrill.$27.00 U-2301 Bench\tDrill\tStand for Vi Utility\tDrill\t$40.00 U-1013 Saw Attachment for Vi and % Drill Complete $18.25 U-10 B & D Jig Saw, Cuts wood to max.depth IVi\" $65.00 U-44 No.44 B & D Orbital Sander\t$62.50 88\tNo.88 B\t& D Heavy Duty Orbital\tSander .$88.50 62\t6\" Heavy\tDuty Saw (Portable)\t $73.50 63\t6'/i\" New\tHeavy Duty Saw (Portable! .$79.50 70\t7\" Heavy\tDuty Saw (Portable) .$106.50 80\t8\" Heavy\tDuty\tSaw (Portable)\t.$120.50 90 9\" Heavy\tDuty\tSaw (Portable)\t.$143.50 SEE YOUR LOCAL B & D DEALER TODAY! F.A.DION HARDWARE 333 Main Sf.West \u2014 Tel.VI.3-3393 \u2014 MAGOG \u2014 A D S M 1 e«rail And S+rvicê A street dance, fur which a specially engaged orchestra from Montreal will play, will follow the crowning ceremonies.Jacques Audet, secretary-treasurer of the Magog Retail and Service Association, one of the orgam zers of the tourist queen project, said that all proceeds raised at this dance will be for the association.J.C.Cote, controller of the re cent campaign, announced that the gross profit from the sale ot tickets in support of the six contestants was an even $3,000.USE LONGPRE LADD'S MILLS- Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Drew were her sister, Miss Alice Nicholson and friends.Mr.Harvey Malcolm and Miss Rosemary French, of Brantford, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.William Cummington and family, of Stanstcad.and Mr.Ernest Nicholson, of Rock Island, Mr.and Mrs.William Nicholson, of Coaticook.and Miss Della Warner, of Compton.Mr.and Mrs.S.Drew, with their guests from Ontario took a trip to the While Mountains, N.H.Miss Gwendolyn Falconer and Master Stephen Falconer, of Stanstcad, are spending a vacation with their grandparents.Mr.and Mrs.William Falconer and aunt, Mrs.Ray Bean.Miss Peggy Smith, of Beebe, is spending a week with her aunts, Mrs.Homer Green and Miss Hazel Bishop.Mr.and Mrs.Homer Green and Mm.Clarence Aulis attended the funeral of Mr.Arthur Bailey, ia Sawyerville^ Mr.and Mrs.A.Green also spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Fred Parker.Johnville and a week-end at Mr.Wesley Aldrich at Hunt-ingville.Miss Marjorie Bailey spent some time with her sister.Mrs.Wilfred Doyon in Sherbrooke, also a few days with her cousin, Miss Sylvia Green, Compton.Mr.Raymond Falconer and two children Misses Margaret and Barbara Ann Falconer are spending a few days with Mrs.Ray Bean.Miss Hazel Bailey Sherbrooke spent the week-end at Mrs.Homer Green and Miss Hazel Bishop.LEMESURIER- Miss Joan Beattie spent the weekend with friends in Donna-cona.Mr.Andrew Beattie and Miss Lucille Beattie, of Montreal, | spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Urban Beattie.Mr.Clinton Beattie has returned to his work in Asbestos, after spending his holidays with Messrs.Allan and Charlie Beat-| tie.Mr.and Mrs.John Robertson and family, of Toronto, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Gil-landers.Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Gillanders | of Thetford Mines and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Gillanders were I guests at the Scallon home recently.Miss Marion Wilkin has returned to Lennoxville, after spending a month with Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Warcup.Miss Margaret Morin, of Manchester, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Leo Beattie.Mr.Alfred Smith, of Franklin.N.H , and Mrs.Greta HarrLson ¦and family, of Crawfordville, were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Warcup.Mr.and Mrs.H.M Beattie, of Lennoxville.were visiting at the Custeau, Wilkin and Tuile homes recently.Mrs.Mary Egan has returned to her home in Ste.Agathe after spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.Joe Custeau.Busy Summer At St.Luke's MAGOG\u2014The various groups of St.Luke's Church are having a busy summer Last Saturday St.Margaret's Women's Auxiliary Guild held their annual summer tea and sale.The group produced its best fancy work table yet The president, Mrs Eric Heck-ley met guests at the front enter-ance.and Mrs Maude Ousting poured tea St.Faith's Guild will hold their summer tea and sale in St Luke's Hall Thursday afternoon.August 16th.when they will of fer cooking and handicraft for sale.This group uses its revenue to reduce the mortgage on the rectory, and have contributed greatly toward a five-year reduc.lion of $13,000.LAKE MEGANTIC- Mr.and Mrs Alfred Mills and their granddaughter.Miss Carol Mills, have gone to Kentville, N.S., where they were spending a few days visiting relatives Mr.and Mrs.Bud Parisian, of North Adams, Mass., w\u2019ere visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs.J.E.Wood.Mr.and Mrs Neil Stewart have returned from a motor trip through Vermont.New Hampshire and Massachusetts.They were accompanied home by Mrs.Annabelle Stewart, who had spent a few weeks in Beverley, Mass .with relarives.Master Daryl Sangster has returned from Frontier Lodge, Lake Willis, where hr spent two weeks.Mrs.Evelyn Haselton.of Moe's River, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Dan Mathcson for a few days.Mr.and Mrs, Andrew Rusnak, Jr., and Miss Amelia Rusnak, of Montreal, spent a week with their parents, Mr.and Mrs An-; drew Rusnak.Mrs.Delia Stewart spent a week with Mrs.Duncan Stewart i in Marsboro.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Lavalliete, of Sherbrooke, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.J.B.La valliere at their cottage, Silver Birches.Mr.Harry Wood and Mr.Donald Harrison, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Wood, during the week-end.Mr.Ira Neil, of Comins Mills, spent the week-end at his home.Royal Cafe Specialties \u2014 \u2022\tBAR-B-0 \u2022\tITALIAN SPAGHETTI \u2022\tSMOKED MEATS \u2022\tSTEAK \u2022\tCHICKEN to take out Georges Marcoux, prop.302 Main St.West Tel.VI.3-2663 DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham 4 I OL T - .^ .1/ Ul' ¦O-ÏV.-WiA Batteries Return From Training MAGOG- Last Saturday, the four Townships Batteries of the 27th Field Brigade, Royal Cana dim Artillers.returned from their annual week's summer training exercises at Petawawa Military Camp.The four units, comprising of the Coaticook 72nd, Magog's 73rd, Rock Is land's 74th and Cowansvillc's 75th Batteries was made up of 78 officers and men.under the command of Major Marion T> 1er, of Cowansville Tel.VI.3 4693 51 Main St.W V\tSHOE SALON Shoe Fitting Specialist.*1 tried v TUI>A.'Girls emwr playFoum-MIlam1 Connor Delays Try To Swim Ontario TORONTO\u2014 '(!>> -Bill Connor, p 20-yearold marathoner from Magog, Que., said Tuesday night he will attempt to swim Lake Ontario next week.Last year he swam 32 miles across Lake Memphremagog from Newport, VI., to Magog, finishing the course in ]8ti hours despite a storm.Connor's swim 1* to be sponsored by the citizens of Magog.BOYNTON\u2014 Recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Burnal Gustin, were Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.Barnes, of L'Orignal and Miss Jean Higginson, of Calumet, Mrs.Etta Howard, Mrs.Geddes, Ayer's Cliff; Mr.and Mrs George Shephard and family, Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Charles Higginson and family, Montreal; Mr and Mrs.George Butler, Sandra, Wanda and Gary Butler, Bown\u2019s Hill.Miss Margaret Knight has returned home after visiting friends in Jamaica, Vt.Miss Beverley Mosher.Sherbrooke, and Mr.Wallace Mosher, Kingston, Ont., spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs Margaret Mosher, Stanstead North W.I.Entertains At County Meeting STANSTEAD The Stan-stead North Womens Institute members were hostesses for the County Quarterly meeting held al the red school house.The county president, Mrs.K U Embury presided.It was announced this branch will broadcast over W1KK, New-jport.in October and that Mrs.B W.Brown will be in charge of Stanstead North's exhibit at the Ayer's Cliff fair this month.The president reminded the members lo send small gifts for the county sale tables at the I fair, this may include fresh vegetables, home cooking, handicrafts and etc.Miss ('.I Mackenzie, convener of education announced she will receive applications for the W 1 scholarship to Macdonald college in the next two weeks.j Stanstead North.North Hatley and Way\u2019s Mills branches will be in charge of Ihe school fair I rummage sale on the fair grounds Members willing to sell calenders at Ihe fair are to re port at the sales tables.After the adjournment, a salad supper was served to 51 mem hers.Stanstead North will meet for a regular meeling on September 6 BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs Richard Middleton and her sister, Mrs.Edward Middle- ton.of Stanstead, were co-host esses at a family birthday party given in honor of their niece, Mrs Elgin Haskell, of Stanstead, who was delightfully surprised when the guests arrived.After being extended felicatlons and gifts, for which she responded with words of appreciation, the remainder of the evening «as spent playing cards.Later the hostesses served re freshments which included a decorated birthday cake, the gift of Mrs.Edward Middleton Among the guests were Mrs Haskell\u2019s parents.Mr.and Mrs.John Ashman and Miss Edith Ashman of Way's Mills.Mr.and Mrs Charles Williams, ol Coati-cook.Mr Reginald Hughes, of Moe's River and others from ¦ the Three Villages.Magog Kiwanians Run Fair Booth MAGOG The Magog Kiwanis Club will operale the refresh i mont concession at the Ayer's Cliff Fair this year, using all proceeds for their various phases of welfare work in Magog and Ayer\u2019s Cliff The committee handling this project is headed by ! Kiwanian Elmer Dagenais WEST SHEFFORD CONGRATULATIONS Wc extend our best wishes to MISS LISE LONGPRE who will be crowned \"MISS TOURIST\", as the Regional Tourist Queen.We would also like to thank all those who have sup ported the six contestants in their campaigns to win the honour of becoming Regional Tourist Queen* Your interest have been greatly appreciated, and your contributions have been made for a most worthy cause, that of helping develop our region's tourist industry.LEON C.HAMEL LADIES' WEAR 36 Main West, MAGOG Tel.VI.3-2615 A D 1 M W»*«I Arwf ft*rv»«4 HENRI MORIN BOAT SHOP \u2014 675 Thomot Avenue, MAGOG EVINRUDE MOTORS We are the authorized district dealers for the famous line of EVIN RUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS, and handle the complete senes, and guarantee year \u2019round service.\"CANADIAN\" WATERCRAFT In this region, we are the Canadian Watercraft dealers.Come in and see the various models of \u201cCanadians\u201d available .check their sturdiness and the good workmanship in these boats.LAWN BOY POWER MOWERS As franchised dealers for Lawn-Boy Mowers, we always stock the complete line of this famous make of mower, and carry-spare parts, but above all, we guarantee year \u2019round service.Tel.VI.3-3788 TEE-NEE TRAILERS l^t us show you our line of Tee-Nee Boat Trailers.There are Tee-Nee trailers made for all siz.es of boats, all of them sturdy yet easy to handle, and very satisfactory for towing.MARINE HARDWARE, PAINT AND SUPPLIES We have all the accessories and supplies required by boaters.See our large stock new! Mr and Mrs Louis Dunlavey and their guest, Miss Lola Mor-I ris.of Ottawa, « err in Mont real recently Misw Elizabeth Bell a ward of the late Mr and Mrs Samuel; Roberts, who since their deaths lias been in the care of Miss j Edith Roberts and Mr.Oscar I Roberts, recently passed away.Best Wishes to Magog Elected Queen Miss Lise Longpre from Raul Hamel, Crop.a n s M Rfttall And Mrvlr# AMKKlatlon AIR CONDITIONED' 154 Main St Wet», MAGOG Tel.VI, 3 4997 ATTEND THE CROWNING OF MISS LISE LONGPRE as REGIONAL TOURIST QUEEN\" SATURDAY EVENING, AUG.llth HOTEL CABANA MOTEL Main Stre«t, Wn»t OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG Ju»t two minute» by ter from Ihe heart of Magog\u2019* busines» district \u2014 Tel.VI.3-3272 A A SPECIAL ORCHESTRA .jp\thas been engaged for the ® OPEN-AIR STREET DANCE that will follow th# crowning of the queen, end the «warding of gift* to Mis* Longpre and her fiva princess#*.SPECIAL PARKING FACILITIES HAVE BEEN ARRANGED! You'll always enjoy yourself, and feel proud to entertain your friends at the HOTEL ABANA MOTEL Ten SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, AUGUST % I1)56 The Intruder Upsets Egyptian Princess To Win Hambletonian At Goshen Wins Second And Third Heats To Fans Help Williams Pay $5,000 Fine Levied For Spitting Toward Stands BOSTON (/P> \u2014 Baseball fans- \u201cbut some of the insulting lang-the object of Ted Williams\u2019 uage hurled at players at almost latest spitting tantrum - began any sporting event is disgusting making contributions Wednesday to the majority of the spectators, toward the Boston slugger\u2019s .Most of this abuse an athlete $5,000 fine,\tcan Lake, but there always comes The Red Sox bad bov, tapped a breaking point,' in the paycheck by clubowner f\u2019harles Collates, a state labor Tom Yawkey after spitting to relations commissioner and a ward the stands in Tuesday s member of the American Legion game with New York, continued national executive committee, his temperamental rampage at announced he had opened a bank his hotel hideaway.\taccount for contributions to Wil- \u201cHit the road,\u201d Williams roar liams.ed at one reporter who asked Karlier in the day Collatos had him if he resented the tine-equal- started ihe money flow by mail-led only in major league history ing a $25 cheque to Williams, by the same levy on Babe Ruth \u201c1 believe Williams\u2019 action was jn jc)25\tan emotional outburst, not a The*\"' great Babe was tapped spitful act,\" Collates said.\u201cWit-for not showing up several days! bams has done a lot too teach in St.Louis but later was rein youth sportsmanship and play.I buespd.\tbelieve the fans who booed him The latest incident, which were more to blame than he.\u2019\u2019 probably broadened William s In Northampton, Mass,, dona-feud with fans from a local to a lion containers labeled Help national scope, brought quick sympathy and aid from staunch Williams supporters.Mutual responsibility of athletes and fans was brought up at the State legislature where Rep.James Condon, a Boston Democrat, filed a bill to prohibit profane, obscene and impure lang- Ted Williams Pay His Fine\" were placed on counters in a cafe and a tobacco shop.And in Boston five office, girls placed an advertisement in papers asking fans to send $1 contributions directly to Ted.Though he told Cronin he was sorry, Williams later told report- uage or slanderous statements jers \u201cI\u2019d still spit at the same being directed at ball players, people who booed me.The bill would impose a $50 fine One income tax specialist, bason violators.\ting his calculations on Ted\u2019s re- \"I do not condone the actions ported $100,000-a-lear salary, of Ted Williams,\u201d Condon said, 1 said the federal government -would absorb about $3,500 of the fine and Williams only $1,500.American League\t_____________ AB R H Pet\t\u2014\t\u2014 376 95 136 .362 Louahren Fails 246 41\t86 .350\t3 2oi so os 340 |n 9th Attempt 339 70 114 .336 _\t_\t.\t- 388 «1 no 335 To Swim Strait VICTORIA\tBen Laugh- rens' ninth attempt to swim the Strait of Juan de Fuca ended in failure .Wednesday when he climbed out ot Ihe water after hitting a dead tide.Laughren, a husky 280.pound former wrestler, was in the water for seven hours and 22 minutes.He ran inln the dead spot about six miles from Victoria and climbed from the water unaided after consultations with his trainer.The swim was cancelled when it was decided he could not Mantle, N.Y.Williams, Bos.Vernon, Bos.Maxwell, Det.Kuenn, De*.Runs-\u2014Mantle, 95.Runs hatted in\u2014Mantle, 95 Hits\u2014Mantle, 136.Doubles\u2014Piersal, Boston, 29.Triples\u2014Simpson, Kansas City, P Home runs\u2014Mantle, 38.Stolen bases\u2014Rivera, Chicago, 15.Pitching Pierce, Chicago, 17-4, .810.Strikeouts\u2014Score, Cleveland, 168.National League AB R H Pet.Aaron, Mil\t397 72 135 .340 Moon, St.Louis 362 66 120 .331 CHINA CLIPPER \u2014 Edmonton Eskimos Normie Kwong steps over prostrate B.C.I.ions\u2019 end Norm Fieldgate, rolling up part of the yardage that gave Esks a 35-21 victory in Saturday night\u2019s exhibition game.Eskimo guard Frank Anderson (51) gets in the way of Lions\u2019 Rommie Loudd (7) and tackle George Mrkonic (64» pursues.Game was played before a record Canadian exhibition crowd of 23,566.Mighty Elworlhy Wins Both Heats Of Two-Mile Event At Local Race Track; \"Busier\" Huckins Drives Five Winners Musial, St.Louis 398 60 12, .319\tflood tide, in time to benefit from its sweep into Port Angeles, Wash.18.3 miles ac ross the strait from Victoria.Babe Zaharias Recovering In Galveston, Tex.THIRD RACE Mighty Elworthy, with .1.Hauver at the reins, won both heats of the feature race, a two-mile event, at the local race track last night.Hauver handled his charge very capably and finished strong in the stretch to win over Del Miller and rugged Lee Volo m each heat.The other six horses entered in this event never j threatened.\u201cBuster\u201d Huckins stole the spotlight by guiding home five winners of the six races he drove.Huckins lead the pack with Pay Mac.twice; Truly Colo, twice; and once with Honey Brooke.! Huckins is the owner of Pay Mac while the other two are ' Coombs\u2019 Garage entries.Last night\u2019s daily double com GALVESTON Tex GPl\u2014 Babe bination of Pay Mac and Nug Zahar,as.famed woman athlete .get\u2019s choice paid to the tune of ; Tnjjv Voto^\t4.20 s.40 S.4J suffering from cancer, said Wed j $173.45.\tI Mabej K Brook\t7.so nesday \"it\u2019s nice to lie here and\tQuinellas were held during the Time: 2.12 3/s.Also ran: Amos feel no pain \u201d\tthird, sixth and ninth races and Pointer.Eventide Brooke, Direct She is recovering from another returned, $28.85.$20.70 and S68.sons.Herbie Direct Sara Brooke, operation of the several she has\tThe highest straight bet of the pav\t1J M 7 M jM had since cancer first was dis- j evening was paid on the nose of Maryland Marmite\t4.70 2.90 covered in 195*3.The last one was Honey Brooke in the sixth race.| ideal h arvester\t2.50 performed Monday to relieve an $26.30.\tTime:\t2.20 2/5.Also ran Justaway, abdominal obstruction.It was the Pay Mac returned the best j Doreen Jnworthv, second operation in three weeks.| place money, in the first race, George Zaharias, her husband, $18.30 vo.ms« ™\t.\u201eurc «id she rested very well Tues- Top price for a show bet was : Mighty^worthy \u2019TaMetj.Contain iron tor prp, .nppicment dav night and \"things look very $14 30.returned on Lanie s rioy bugged Lee Volo\t3 in \u2022*.-\u2014\t.\t.\t.\t' in the sixth\tI Time: 4.49.Also ran: Sara\u2019s Devil, The next, harness racing pro- ; Curley Brooke, Royal Benedict, Sun Schocndienst, N.Y 280 30 88 .314 Bailey, Cin.257 40 80 .311.Runs\u2014Robinson, Cincinnati, 82.Runs batted in\u2014Musial, 81.Hits\u2014Aaron, 135.Doubles\u2014Lopata, Philadelphia, 28.Triples\u2014Aaron.12.Home runs\u2014Snider, Brooklyn, 31.Stolen bases\u2014Mays, New York, 1 25.Pitching\u2014Lawrence, Cincinna-i ti, 15-4, .789.Strikeouts\u2014Friend, Pittsburgh, 118.Husbands! 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Bestseller ! ! gram to be presented by the flav Mite.Miss Brady, (Lena Directly Sherbrooke Racing Club will be rild not fln,sh> accident), held Saturday evening at 800 p.m.Last night's results in detail, ! are as follows: SIXTH RACE Honey Brooke\t2fi.30 if) 20 VS0 Nugget's Choice\t3.10 2.70 Ebbie's Boy\t14.30 Time: 2.16.Also ran: Abu Rekr, Nita Grattan, Connelly, Ramuntcho, Gertrude Lee.SEVENTH RACE 4.70 3 50 3.00 11 70 8.10 i FIRST RACE Pay Mac\t20.20 18.30 4.50 Wicomico Direct\t560 4.00 Ideal Harvester\t2.70 Truly Volo Time.2 22 2/5.Also ran Maryland Herbie Direct Marmite.Justaway, Noreen Inworthy, Mabel K.Brook Hanover Climatic.Spencer Creed.\tTime: 2.13\t4/5.Also ran: Sara SECOND RACE\tBrooke.Allie Truax, Amos Pointer.Nugget's Choice\t12 20 7.70 6.00 Direct Song, Eventide.Brooke.Gertrude Lee\t12.20 6.00\tEIGHTH RACE Abu Bekr\t7 2,° Mighty Elworthy\t6.30 2 80 2.40 Time: 2.16 2/S.Alsr.ram Ramunl-\t\u201e Vo,p\t2 80 2.40 cho, Nita Grattan, Ebble s Blv, Honey Del M11]er\t2 50 Brooke, Connelly.Wednesday's Games LITTLE LEAGUE Indians 9, Red Sox 7 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn .5 Milwaukee 10, 2, St.Louis 1, 3 Cincinnati 8, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 8, New York 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 7, Cleveland 6 Boston 7, Baltimore 2 New York 12, Washington 2 Detroit 8, Kansas City 7 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 5, Montreal 4 Buffalo 1, Rochester 0 Miami 6.Columbus 2 Havana ft, Richmond 5 Today's Games LITTLE LEAGUE Senators vs Red Sox iParada Grounds) White Sox vs Yankees Lcanoxville NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis at Milwaukee (2) Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Washington Baltimore at Boston Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Columbus at Miami Rochester at Buffalo Richmond at Havana Only games scheduled League Standings LITTLE LEAGUE P W t, T Pts Take $59,155 First Prize Money; Ned Bower Drives New Jersey Colt GOSHEN, N.Y.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 The Intruder, who was unable U race last year because of illness, scored a surprise victory over 19 over classy three-year-old trotters Wednesday in the $100.603.-99 Hambletonian stakes at Good Time Park It required three heats to decide the world-famous sulky derby.The favored Egyptian Princess, r\u2014r-,-r\trr driven bv Earl Avery of St.Ste 2:03- and hls S6®\u201930 for f2 '''n phen, N .B.failed in her quest P™* was, sec®ndK °\"\u2018y \\° .the To become queen of the trotters s63\u201920 returned by the Ambas-after suffering a hoof injury in sador *ho won the race ,n 1942.the rough first dash of one mile The second dash of the race, around the triangular one-mile which has now required three course,\theats in 11 different years, also The Intruder is owned by the \"as a thriller.Allwood Stable of Leonard Buck.\u201d1 got out behind Saboteur in New York mining engineer who the second heat, and went\u201ealong has a farm at Far Hills, N.J.the rail, never leaving it until The handsome brown son of we hit the head of the stretch,\" Scotland-Mighty Margaret, by Bower explained.| Volomite, finished 11th in the Then Bower went to the out-! first dash won by Mrs.Dave side with his horse and zipped Johnston\u2019s Valiant Rodney, from between Valiant Rodney and Charlotte, N.C.\tNimble Colby to win by about But when the chips were down, half a length in 2:01 2-5.The the New Jersey colt had the clocking equalled the fourth-fast-bounce that brought him first est time in the race and corn-money of $59.155\u2014second rich- pared wfth the record of 2:00 est purse since the race was in- flat set in 1947 by Hoot Mon.augurated in 1926.\tEgyptian Princess took the Ned Bower, who drove in his lead near the final turn and was tirst Hambletonian, also helped on the rail, but couldn't stave himself to a birthday present, by 1 off the final burst of The Intru-whipping The Intruder to victory der.Valiant Rodney was third, in the second and third heats.The fans hadn't given up on Bower, a native of Ravenna, Ohio, the Princess, owned by Norman is 33 today.\tand Fred Woolworth of Win- Several days ago, The Intruder throp.Me., and she was the 5-2 ! was a doubtful starter in the favorite for the second heat.\\ race, but after a scorching work- The Intruder, coupled in the out Saturday.Buck decided to in- mutual field with six other vest the $1.000 required to start, horses for betting purposes, re-\u201cI am a real dark hose, all right,\u201d turned $26.80, $10.20 and $5 for said Bower, as he entered the winning the second heat.The horse in the race that draws the mutual field had been 5-1 in the cream of the sophomore trotters, initial dash.In fact.The Intruder had only The field horses, with The In-1 raced six times prior to Wednes- truder luring the bettors, went day and had won two races at off at 4-1 on the board for the Saratoga Springs, N.Y., earning a third heat, palty $1,530.\t\u201e\tAgain the customers went for Egyptian Princess was the even- j the Princess and made her the money favorite in the first heat.6-5 choice.Valiant Rodney was but got into a jam and broke 4-1.stride.In the jumble of horses.Saboteur led for the first she suffered a cut on her right\tquarter followed by Ego Han- forefoot and was lucky to get\tover, The Intruder, Nimble Col- back alive in 14th place.\tby and Egyptian Princess.Avery The Clearview Stable's Horse\thad the Princess in front at the came back to finish second to the\thalf, while The Intruder had Intruder in the second heat and\tdropped back to eighth.Nimble fourth in the last heat.\t: Colby broke stride going to the In the final standing, second three-quarter pole and Bower be- Playing over her home course.\tof*24/47 Went/°Sa\"t0 £°ve Wlth Tfle Jn!^der ¦\tRodney, third money of $9,8o9 to\tas the\tPrincess\tgamely\theld on- Miss Raymonde\tLaporte went\tNin^ie Colby and fourth of $4,-\tto the\tlead, into the second\tround of the\t929 to Egyptian Princess.\tThe\tPrincess,\tValiant\tRodney, Eastern Townships Ladies' Open In the first heat, A.D.Knapp's Nimble Hanover and Lullwater holding a two-stroke lead over Moray of Jackson, Mich led in Victory all were in a furious the early part of the dash, with\tdash to the wire for the payoff, her nearest\trival Mrs.\tH.\tR\tçec[\\e Goosman\u2019s Ego Hanover,\tSuddenly on the outside in a Cleveland of\tAsbestos.\tfrom Mountain Lakes, N.J., go-\tcloud of dust came Bower with The annual\tladies\u2019\ttournament\ting ahead with a quarter of a\tThe Intruder, winning by a neck, is being held\tat the\tSherbrooke\tmlle remaining.\tEgo Hanover was second Valiant But Dana Cameron, driving Val-\tRodney third, and Egyptian (CP Photo) Miss R.Laporte Leads Ladies' Open Tourney Country Club and is scheduled and iant Rodney, got up in a wild Princess fourth.The winner was to end this afternoon.Miss La- stretch spin to win by three timed in 2:02.porte of Sherbrooke shot a 93 quarters of a length.\tt The win payoff in the last in yesterday's play and Mrs Valiant Rodney was timed in heat w'as $10.90, S6 and $3.60.: Cleveland was 95.In class A low net prize for the day went to Mrs.A.Ker-ridge w'ith a 78 and second to ; Mrs.Gordon Glass with a 79.Class B low gross prize went : to Mrs.R.Labonte with 99, fol- Francois Godbouf, John Basset! Both Entered In National Junior Tourney OTTAWA\u2014'(P)\u2014The cream of boys and girls and junior men Canada's young tennis stars tan- and women classes, lowed by Mrs.H.Campbell of gk today as the eighth annual The top star of the tournament the Hermitage Club with 105.Canadian junior tennis chain- 15 Art Laver, a 17-year-old Bris- In the net division Mrs.G.Robb pionships open with a new look, of Windsor\twas\tfirst with\t77 The 11-day\ttournament, its op- followed by\tMiss\tM.Skinner\tof\torations stimulated with finan.Sherbrooke with 79.\tcial assistance from two outside ,\t,,\t,\t,\t,\tsponsors this\tyear, will start off Low Gross\tfor Class C went\tto\twith a battie\t\\etween eastern Mrs.Marcel Savard and second and western players instead of spot was won by Mrs.Russell the interprovincial team matches Marois.both of Sherbrooke, that previously got the cham-Next were Mrs.R.St.Germain pionships on their way.of \\ ictoriaville and Mrs.Eddy xhe East-West series will consist of three doubles and two singles matches in the junior men's and women's divisions.Blmhn of Sherbrooke.Play continues today prize giving tonight.with bane, Australia, southpaw.Laver, won the U S.junior men\u2019s singles and was semi-finalist at Wimbledon.Some of the other foreign male stars expected to compete are Lloyd and Leslie Moglen, Mt.Vernon, N.Y., Tony Lieberman, Philadelphia, Neil Drury, St.Louis and Ray Peacock, Wauwatosa, Whs.Heading the Canadian entries are Francois Godbout.Waterloo, Que., runner-up in the closed iHGSBEi^, You'll Always Enjoy Yourself At The marble™ FAIR AUGUST 10-11-12 \u2022\tMidway \u2014 Enjoyment for young and old.\u2022\tHorse Races \u2022\tExhibits SHf ALWAYS SERVES coot KINGSBEIR SINCE 1910 - CANADA S FINEST LAGER Time: 4 43\t4/5.\tAlso\tran\tSunday Mite.Sara's\tDevil, Royal\tBenedict.Curley Brooke, Misa Brady.NINTH RACE Andy Kuno\t12.20 5.40 3.70 Doctor Brook* C\t14.70 4.30 Sturdy Allie\t3.80\tj Time: 2.12\t3/5.\tAlso\tran:\tNorma Knight.Colonel Wilkins, Helen Van, Direct Harvester, Bud.Alouettes Whip Eskimos 33-0 MONTREAL \u2014(P\u2014 Montreal Alouettes struck with aerial and ground-play power in the first : and third quarters Wednesday night to submerge Edmonton Eskimos, the Als\u2019 nemesis in the last two Grey Cup games, under a 33-0 shutout.A whopping crowd of 22.806 saw quarterback Sam Etchev* cut loose in old-time form \\ his passes.Backfielders galloping dis- Whit* Sox \t\t\u2022\t14\t1\t3\t0 22 Indians\t\t\t\t16\t9\t6\t1 19 Athletics \t\t\t13\t8\t5\tn 16 Red Sox\t\t\t\t13\t5\t6\t2 12 Senators\t\t\t\t13\t3\ta\t2 8 Yankees\t\t15\t3\tn\t1\t7 NATIONAL\tLEAGUE\t\t\t\t \tw\tL\t\tPet.\tGBL Milwaukee.\t\t81\t39\t\t.fiin\t Brooklyn\t\t\t61\t42\t\t.592\tHi Cincinnati \t\t60\t44\t\t.577\t3 St.Louis\t\t\t51\t51\t\t.500\tli Philadelphia .\t.50\t52\t\t.490\t12 Pittsburph\t.\t44\t58\t\t.431\t18 Chicago\t\t\t43\t58\t\t.426\t18'ü New York \t\t36\t62\t\t.367\t24 AMERICAN\tLEAGUE\t\t\t\t \tw\tta\t\tPet.\tGBL New York\t\t\t69\t37\t\t651\t Cleveland\t\t\t60\t44\t\t377\t8 Boston\t\t\t\t\t60\t45\t\t.571\tS'» Chicago\t\t\t54\t48\t\t.529\t13 Detroit\t\t\t,50\t56\t\t.472\t19 Baltimore \t\t47\t58\t\t.448\t2 Hi Washington .\t43\t62\t\t.410\t25 Kansas City .\t36\t68\t\t.346\t31L* INTERNATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t\t \tW\tL\t\tPet.\tGBL Toronto \t\t67\t50\t\t573\t Miami \t\t64\t51\t\t.557\tn s pitches hit Gene Baker, siderably, since Brooklyn\u2019s run- opening a severe gash on the left nerup Dodgers were dumped 8-5 lemple that sent the Chicago by Pittsburgh.The Redlegs belt- second baseman to the hospital ed Chicago Cubs 8-2, climbing to\tLopata, \\\\ illie Jones and within six percentage points of Kazanski homercd in sup-the Brooks and 2\u2018\u2018-i games of port Robin Roberts' 14th vie.tory and fourth in 10 days as the Phils made it 10 out of 11.Ka-zanski\u2019s blow as an inside-the-park grand-slammer.Bill Skowrnn and Elston Howard also homered for the Yank-00,, ,\tees as Mantle went nine games He slugpd h's 38_th home run - ahead of Babe Ruth's record pace of 1927.Bob Turley won his Milwaukee.Philadelphia, edging to within five points of the cards made it six in a row with an 8-3 victory over New York Giants.In the American, Mickey Man- THREESOME____Rebel Coal K ( McDonald up Hur-tPaik M Horv m the non- and lev Time.J Hobalcs aboard take a jump together m hurdle race at about one and three quarter mile.- at Monmouth Park, Oceanport.N J Hurst Park won.his best one-season total in the majors \u2014 as New York Yankees hammered Washington 12-2 and sixth.regained an eight-game lead.Baking Williams' hitting dis Second place Cleveland was '.\u2018f\" , i a tr u\tnn .three-run homer in the eighth as knocked off by Chicago White\t,,\t, .\toc i n >\t-\"el (not-hit) Parnell won his Sox 7-6 on Sherm Lollar s 14th- :slNt[l inning home run.\tLollar drove in three runs for Boston moved within six points the White Sox, tagging reliefer of the Tribe .belting Baltimore ; Cal McLish for The Clincher 7-2 as Ted Williams, hitting in- homer.Gerry Staley won it, with stead of spitting, walloped his three-hit ball in five relief in-13th home run to break a two-all nigs.tic in the sixth.Detroit defeated A1 Kaline and Frank House Kansas City 8-7.\teach homered as the Tigers scor- Milwaukee was stopped in the oc! !wo runs to take the lead in nightcap by Herm Wehmeier the sixth a8ainst losing reliefer who pitched a four-hitter and Jack Cnmian.Jim Banning won s,.?.ck:Car Driv.er 112 Entries Received For Women\u2019s Golf Championships In Manitoba singled home the winning run.Bob Trowbridge held the Cards with a six-hitter for a 2-0 record in the opener.Del Cradell, Johnny Logan and Joe Adcock made it easy with home runs \u2014 two by Joe, who added his 27th in the nightcap.Bob Blaylock was the loser.Trowbridge is the rookie who stopped the International League All-Stars on a one-hitter in Toronto recently.His showing last night proved his Toronto performance was no fluke.Wehmeier, now 7-8, snapped Hank Aaron\u2019s hitting streak at 25 games .Wally Moon, who homered in the opener, smacked a two-run triple in the first inning of the nightcap as the Cards tagged Lew Budette with his seventh defeat in 20 decisions.Buhl, 14-4, suffered a chipped bone on his pitching hand last week-end at Pittsburgh and probably will be out until early next week.Frank Thomas, whose error gave the Brooks two runs in the first, set things right with a three-run homer in the Pirate fist off loser Roger Oraig.Red Hunger, a 37-yearold righthander, won his third with relief help in a three-run ninth.Ted Kluszewski and Gus Bell it in relief.SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST RELEASING FISH Killed Instantly MONTREAL \u2014 >3\u2019 \u2014 Marcel Millette, 23, Montreal stock-car driver, was fatally injured Wednesday when crushed between two trucks at the Imperial Oil refinery in Montreal East.Police said that Millette, who won five races at St.Jerome.Que.was killed while standing behind his stalled truck.They said the victim, working for Leo Tremblay, a transport contractor, motioned another truck driver to back up towards his vehicle so that he could hook up a chain.Millette, who owned both trucks was crushed when the reversing truck, driven by Armand Payette, 23, failed to stop, police said.Careless fishermen who UNDERSIZED OR UNWANTED FISH OFF A HOOK TO THROW BACK INJURE THEM FATALLY.t-ie To PREVENT NEEDLESS WASTE OF UNDERSIZED OR UNWANTED FISH, DON'T SQUEEZE A FISH'S BODY WHILE CAREFULLY REMOVING A HOOK FROM ITS MOUTH.IF HOOK IS IN GILLS OR IS SWALLOWED, CUT LEADER AT THE LIPS; IT RUSTS AWAY IN DUE TIME.THEN HOLD FISH UPRIGHT IN CALM WATER AND GENTLY MOVE IT BACK AND FORTH TO WORK GILLS.LET FISH SWIM AWAY AS IT RECOVERS.Named Trainer At Butler Univ.FOSTER \u2014 Many in this section of the Eastern Townships will be interested to learn that Mert Prophet, formerly of St.Catharines, Ont,, has accepted a position as head trainer at Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana.Ten years ago he was goalie for the Louisville Hockey Club and shortly after he became goalie for the Indianapolis Caps in the American Hockey League.Later he was trainer for the Indianapolis Baseball Club.During the off-seasons he has trained with Hal Jackson to referee in the International Hockey League.Mr.Prophet\u2019s wife, the former Joan McAvenue of Granby is a daughter of Mrs.Burton Osgood and Mr.Osgood of Foster, who has many friends here.17 SAVE STROKES By JIMMY THOMSON Golfers \u2014 and enough of them | to drive you crazy \u2014 make a | mistake before they ever hit a ball during a round.That would be when they bend over to tee their ball for the first drive of the day.They jam the wooden tee solidly into the ground and place the ball on it.They refuse to take advantage of the fact they are allowed to tee the ball up as high as possible.You do yourself a favor by taking full advantage of the tee.You\u2019ve got to get the ball high into the air on your drive\u2014and | the tee is a natural aid.Nowhere else on the course are you going to get this kind of break.So use it.There is another major error most make with the drive.Don\u2019t crank yourself up for a smash.î That\u2019ll get you in trouble.Use a square stance and hit the ball ; with a natural and easy swing.: Use a bit less than full strength \u2019 on it.You\u201dll find a smoother drive results.\t(NEA) /, ¦ BARNSTON- Mrs.Susie Drew and Mr.Harvey Drew visited relatives in Colebrookc, N.H., recently Mrs.Harry Cartwright, of St.Catharines, Ont., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.Susie Drew.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Thacher, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Buckland.Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Drew were overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Drew and family in Noth Stratford, N.H.Winnipeg \u2014 CP - Play starts' today in the Canadian women\u2019s close golf championship, a 54 hole test, and the first half of the 36-hole interprovincial seni-! or and junior team matches.An entry of 112 players will tee off on the Niakwa Country Club\u2019s flat 6,500-yarc! course in the three-day close competitions.The Canadian women\u2019s open, to include top United States golfers, goes into a qualifying round Monday, then into week-long match play to end in a 36-hole final August 18.Defending champion for both the open and close titles is Marlene Stewart of Fonthill.Ont.She posted a record 54-hole score of 223, eight under par, for a 15-stroke edge last year at Victoria.Runner-up was Rae Milligan of Jasper, Alta.In the open, Muss Stewart downed Mary Gav of Kitchener.Ont., 11 and 9 in the 36-hole final.Of the total entry in the close, 55 are from Manitoba.Saskatchewan with 12 and Ontario and Quebec with 10 each lead the visiting contingent.Niakwa\u2019s fairly long but flat course is not expected to cause much trouble for Miss Stewart.Possessor of a straight, long shot, she probably won\u2019t encounter a stumbling block on the first nine.The back nine has four tricky holes, the 10th.13th, 14th and 15th.U.S.amateur champion Pal American League Cleve.041 000 001 00\u2014fi 12 2 Chi.120 000 111 000 01\u20147 13 1 Aguirre, Mossi 8, Score 9, Mr~ Lish 13 and Hegan, Naragon 13; Pierce, Kinder 8, Lapalme 8, Staley 1 and Lollar.W\u2014Staley.L\u2014McLish.HR: Chi.Lollar.International League Richmond 110 300 001\u20146 12 1 Havana 000 200 00\u20142 7 O Lopat, Dixon 8 and Neeman; Heard, Sanchez 2, Marrero 4, Cueche 9 and Dotterer.Lesset of Seattle, who is com- peting in the open, ways the course \"gives a good test for all types of shots.\u201d Entries in the close include two mother and daughter sots and two sets of i-isters.Noreen Laing of Port Credit, Ont., defending junior champion, and her mother are entered while Mrs.J.Ft Jamieson of Edmonton.a member of Alberta\u2019s four-member interprovincial team, has a daughter.June, in the tournament.Gerry and Lynn Evans of Saskatoon form one sister entry and Rita and Dorothy Lohnes of Lunenburg.N S , the other WEST KEITH\u2014 Mrs Victor MacLeod am! daughter.Heather, of St Caih armes.Ont., are spending a tew weeks with Mr and Mrs.Her-ma,n Olson Mr and Mm \\rthur I\u2019ehle man, of Springfield, Mass .spent a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs Lloyd Pehieman Mrs.James Groom, of Cantei bury, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs Wilbert Buchanan Mrs Hollis Cairnu and sons, Terry and Timmy, of Montreal, spent a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Osborne Dougherty Visitors at the same home were Mr.and Mrs Murdo MacLeay and Mr Angus MacLeay.of Len jnoxville Mr.Osborne recently visited hiw son-in-law and daugh : ter, Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Cairns Mr.L E Olson and family, of Nashua.N II spent their holi day-, with Mrs Winnifred Olson at Sunset Lodge Mis.Serena MacLeod has re turned to her home here after spending the pasl month at summer school at Macdonald College Mr.K May of Bury was an overnight guest of Mr John Pehieman Mr.and Mr- Howard Berwick and son, Claytmi, and Mi Carl Pehieman were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs.Char le.Berwick in Brookburv Mrs.Carl Kidwcll has recovered from a recent illness.Mr and Mrs Donald Beattie and two children spent a week at Brome Lake, while Mr Beat-tie was on vacation from Ik Roy Ine .of Cowansville.Week-end guests of Mr and Mrs.Edwin Heusser at Maple Dell Farm were Mr.and Mrs.j Karl Heuser.of Farnham.Mr.and Mrs Alex MacDonald, of Ville 1 a Salle.The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs, Ferdinand Noiseux of Brock Ave, took place in the Church of Ste Rose de Lima, 15e\\ Father Armand Desnoyrrs, parish priest, offici Emmanuel Church is closed for the month of August ST.CYR- Miss Rita Lane has returned to Compton, after spending some time with her sister.Mrs.William Skuse and Mr Skuse Mr James Skuse, of Compton, spent a week recently at the same home.Other visitors at the Skuse home were Mr and Mrs Harold Beard and family, of Brownleigh Place, Mr.and Mrs Thom and sons, of Oshawa, Ont., Mrs M.Dobb, of South Durham, and Mis- Violet Skuse, of Compton Mr and Mrs J H Cushman ami daughter, Marilyn and son.James, have returned to St Calh armes, Ont , after spending a week at the Bernard home SWEETSBURÜ- Mr.H.H Turner, of Knowl-ton.and Mr and Mrs.A.F.Harvey, of Foster, were guests recently of Mr.and Mrs.Guy Perkins.Mrs Gordon Wood has return ed from Sweetsburg Hospital, where she spent ten days undei going treatment and X-rays.Mr.and Mis.George Austin, ol Montreal, spent a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs John Snow and son Warren .\u2014, woaio * RUM RECIPE IWIIVI MlXtD OWtHh MAtTIftfoilCKB IWtkVl OttlCTAttl DISH TAIUM**M* SEND FOR CAPTAIN MORGAN'S new recipe Book containing delightful food and mixed-dnnk masfarpiea».It also tea tuna serving hint* and a home Bartend ere\u2019 guide For your copy, write to.Rum Keeipaa, Captain Morgan Hum Distiller» l imited, 1430 Peel Street.Montreal Rain Postpones N.B.Tournament LANCASTER, N.B.\u2014i,(Pi\u2014Rain restricted Wednesday\u2019s play in the New Brunswick open tennis tournament to three matches and lengthened the schedule to Friday.Defending champion)! Jim Streeter.Rothesay, and Burt Simpson, Fredericton, advanced to the men\u2019s doubles final by eli.minating Ellis Britten and Tony Bennett, both of Rothesay, 64 6-3, 6-3.Reaching the mixed doubles fi nal stage were Nick Weaherston, Halifax, and Sue Starr, Rothesay.They defeated Doug and l.a-verne MeAdam, Lancaster.64.6-4.A quarter-final match resulted in victory for Dave Piers, Halifax, and Edith Storey.Belmont, over Britten and Ann Heard, Renforth, 6 4, 6 4 Injures Self While Practising Weightlifting QUEBEC\u2014W\u2014A youth practising weightlifting in his backyard suffered severe head injuries Wednesday when he dropped an 85-pound dumbell he was rais ing The victim, Jaequelin Motssn, was taken to hospital where his condition is said to be fair CLOSING DATES OF ENTRIES Sherbrooke Exhibition AUGUST 25 \u2014 AUG.31 inel.CATTLE \u2014 AUGUST 10 All cattle entries should be mailed by Aug.10th so that o catalogue may be prepared of all cattle entered.Horses August 17th Sheep August 17th Swine August 17th Poultry August 17th Dairy and Maple Products August 17th Field Crops, vegetables, fruit August 17th Ladies' Work August 17th Judging Competitions August 25th For Prize List and Entry forms, write to J T Lamontagne, Secretary of the Exhibition, Arena Building, Sherbrooke, Que.Jimmy Thomson NEXT: Joe Novak on mental side of golf.OUTBOARD RACES SUNDAY, AUGUST 12th - 2 P.M.Special invitation to owners of 15 h.p.and more.21 entries already registered.SPECIAL \u2018 ATTRACTIONS 1\t_ CHAMPION ROLLER SKATES DANCER 2\t\u2014 ACROBATICS 3\t\u2014 UNICYCLIST 4\t\u2014 ORCHESTRA FOR YOUR PLEASURE ADM, 75c Children accompanied by parents, admitted \u2014 FREE Lake BOiSSONNEAULT Bay St-Clauda, Qua., 5 miles from Windsor Mills, St-Georges roed.WHILE AT THE BAY VISIT OUR ZOO! T Our SUITS in imported all wool worsteds.For year around wear.NOW $ 49.50 ELIMINATION SALE which takes place twice annually IS NO W ON! There are mighty good reasons why so many men wait for our Elimination Sale .we offer superior quality merchandise only .and at drastically cut prices! We believe you will agree that these two reasons should make you want to take advantage of the bargains offered I KSHION-Cf&EI J.Philippe Dion Corner of Wellingfon & King, Tel.LO.2-7566 TROPICALS Silk and wool mohair.NOW s49.50 SPORT JACKETS 3T NOW s29.50 SLACKS in worsted and Englixh gabardine NOW 14.95 \\\tStore-Wide Bargains % \u2014 ;\tSHOES : SHIRTS - HABERDASHERY t at greatly reduced prices! % % % \\S\\ % % % \\\\\\ t Ywelve- \u2022 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1956 Want More For Your Money : SHOP and SA V£ at SUPREME FOOD MARKETS BONELESS, SOLID MEAT, EASY TO PREPARE Veal Roast, delicate flavor evenly rolled, ib.43 GARDEN FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Californio, Fresh, Luscious RED CARDINAL GRAPES, Crisp, Sweet Eating \u2014 large size \u2014 firm head ICEBERG LETTUCE,\t2 for 1 5' FRESH CORN, Quebec Grown Canadian Grown, Firm, Meaty, Excellent for Slicing \u2014 FRESH TOMATOES\t2 lbs 29' (Fresh fruit and vegetables prices are subject to daily market changes) DRUM UP SUMMER APPETITE WITH 2 ibs 33' 2 f»r 1 5 12 sobs 59' Fresh Pork Loin Roast, lb.MAPLE LEAF BRAND, RINDLESS Sliced Bacon, 8-oz.flat pack, - HYGRADE BRAND, FRESH, READY TO SERVE, SLICED Olive & Pimiento Loaf 6~oz.cello pkg.59e 31' 23' Aylmer brand, choice quality, 20-oz.can, C FRUIT COCKTAIL2!;?45< PEACHES SLICED PINEAPPLE YELLOW 28-oz.CLING\tcan 20-oz.can 45< 37< PINEAPPLE JUICE STEWED P8UNES 2 ™ 31< 49< 28-oz.jar SCHWARTZ PREPARED 16-oz, jar lilitMUUy \u20229JÛ JOUBERT BRAND STRAWBERRY JAM 24-oz.jar PKGS UPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX SI .00 CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE 10c OFF *= 1 .INSTANT ,.Chase £, [Sanborn] 2-oz.jar 59 c 6-oz.jar, 1.79 ROBIN HOOD, ALL PURPOSE, VITAMIN ENRICHED % r LA FARINt I gniCiE DE KITAMWES I RobifiHood I $ xkfMsmkmmm lV\tCARiUTfF i\tfcM\t- mm Vx CAHHTIE FLOUR 7-LB.BAG SAVE 2c SNOWFLAKE SHORTENING 1-LB.CARTON WELCH GRAPE JUICE ^37< JOUBERT TOMATO JUICE 29' LIBBY'S GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 !!r29< HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE t?12' LIBBY'S with Cheese A Tomato Sauce SPAGHETTI cook.2 LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI m?at ,5- 21< LIBBY'S, SWEET MIXED PICKLES \u2019 33< NESTLE\u2019S QUIK Mb.can 57< SALADA TEA !*r\t63' BA-RI-BO 7-OZ.can 37< BONED CLARK'S BOILED DINNER 29= OLD CLEANSER 2 =.n.27< FOIL WRAP rr 5: 33< FACE-ELLE TISSUES 2 boxes 39< CORN Kellogg s Corn Flakes 12 oz.pkg.23 ANOTHER SUPREME \"EXTRA\".GET THIS PRACTICAL 3 PIECE MIXING BOWL SET, only s 2 \u2018C 33< 1.29 with a minimum food purchase of $3.00 N«w Detergent forge else wteh Fees doth \u2014 giant sise with tea towel -\t41< -\t81* bleaches as it washes large size\tgiant size 40*\t79* the once over cleaner large size\tgiant size 33*\t81* IVORY SOAP 2 o 23c 4fcr 29* medium size \u2014 personal size \u2014 COLD Camay NEW PINK CAMAY SOAP enriched with Cold Cream SrtD4 2 29= \\ I 2709 C0B 9 "]