Sherbrooke daily record, 25 août 1956, samedi 25 août 1956

[" 1956\t\tAUGUST\t\t\t1956 1 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF S \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10 11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31 THE PAPER OF THE EASTERS' T0WSSH1PS Sl'NNY AMI COOl.Sunny »nd ei>ol; wind# north-wr>t 15, l/ivv »ncl hmh 45 »nd H5 Outlook lor Siiiid»y: Conanu-ins cool, Established 1897.Price; 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25, 1956 Sixtieth Ÿoor AWAIT Seeking Accomplice In Kidnapping Case; Murder Count Likely MINEOLA.\t(AP) \u2014 Police «ought today to learn whether a friend helped the kidnapper who left lit- \u2019 Peter Weinberger to die in a roadside tangle of honey-\u2022uckle vines.Authorities said Angelo John LaVlarca.î I-year-old mechanic, told them he took the Weinberger baby to Brooklyn and left him overnight with a friend only hours after the July 4 kidnapping.The identity of the friend in Brooklyn mentioned by LaMarca is unknown and the whereabouts unknown.a police official said.He has repeatedly refused to identify the person or the place.LaMarca's wife told reporters: ' Someone else is involved but he won t say who.LaMarca, a bushy-haired man ,\t.\t~ with two children of his own, was\tagains any held without bail for further telIlip.: ¦SPP suicide at- LaMarca was charged with kid- hearing next Friday.Authorities\t.\t,\t.,\t,\t, said a murder count probably will \"aPPin,£u >¦\ta i be added to the kidnapping in- from the pat,o of Mr.and Mrs.; dictment sought from the grand Moms Weinbergers ranch home jurv\te\ti in Westbury, N.Y.A policeman waS locked in with the dejected prisoner to Russian Translater Ousted UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(IP) \u2014 A 31-year-old Soviet citizen, V'iktor Ivanovich Petrov, has P,U ,S a eu ' .been dropped from the UN secretariat staff and sent back to Moscow for trying to ferret out secret data on U.S.military planes.The UN personnel office said Petrov was fired for improper conduct.The U.S.justice department said he had tried to get secret aircraft information from an American citizen.Petrov made a hasty exit from New York\u2019s Idlewild airport Thursday with his wife and three-year-old son.Petrov is the third Russian citizen to lose his UN job for attempted spying.He was recruited in Moscow in 1953 for the .Russian language translating section of the UN secretariat.The job paid about $8,000 a year.Petrov called the language section Tuesday and said he was ill.He did not show up for work again.He was dismissed after James J.Wadsworth, deputy U.S.delegate to the UN, relayed to Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold the justice department charge | that Petrov \u201chad attempted to obtain information vital to the security and defence of the | United States.\u201d The justice department said Petrov tried to get classified data about physical specifications and flight characteristics of certain U.S.military planes from an aircraft company employee.It added that the Russian did not succeed.LaMarca was quoted as saying he abandoned the child the next day after he panicked in a vain attempt to collect $2,000 in ransom to meet a pile of debts.Searchers found the decomposed remains of the infant Friday | in underbrush near a heavily \\ travelled Long Island Parkway half a mile north of the LaMarca home in PUinview.Under New York law a person who causes a death while committing a felony is liable to first-degree murder charges.in the electric chair.Kidnapping also carries a maximum penalty of death LaMarca was arrested early Thursday at his Plainview home.He was tracked down after a painstaking Federal Bureau of Investigation search through more than 2.000,000 handwriting samples.The ransom note bore certain handwriting quirks.FBI men finally found matching peculiarities in LaMarca\u2019s signature in federal district court records in New York City.LaMarca received a suspended sentence last year on a bootlegging charge.FROM EGYPT Expect Nasser Will See Envoys In Cairo; Russia Warns West LONDON (AP)\t1 he live country Suez t «met committee torinv hope*! tin « quick reply from ( «iro on whether Ptmideru OriuaI Abdel N«»»ei will enter negott,»-tion» to imolve the Suez non».Australin « Prime Mimstei Robert C» Menzie», com mitten chairman, «aid be would »l«v hv the phone until « te»pon»e came Menzie» delivered to the Egyptian rm i iida\\ night an invitation loi N«»»ei to meet with the committee delegated to approach him about inter nationalizing the vital waterway l here wa* no immediate reaction liom (.aito Before Menzie» invitation w«» »rnt, a «otitce close to the Egyptian president said Nassei had not ret decided whether to rereive the committee.Othei mloimed quarter» predicted N«»»er would act in a ' diplomatically correct'' fashion presumably meaning he would at least »er the envoy» in ( iiiio /\" ill n J\tNineteen herds of dairy and beef cattle entered the cattle parade at Ayer\u2019» Cliff fair ye*ter- Cattle Parade \u2014 day The parade, shown passing the grandstand, included 300 head of cattle on exhibit (Photo by Gerry Eehmy) at the three-day show, which closes with the grandstand performance tonight.Condition Of At The Fair TONIGHT 8\t30 \u2014 Dance.Ralph Flanagan\u2019s orchestra.SUNDAY E30 p.m.\u2014 Races.8.p.m____Official opening; International Follies.MONDAY Children's Day 9\ta.m \u2014Provincial judging competition: poultry judging.10\ta.m.\u2014 Dairy products-\u2019 fine arts judging.1.30 p.m.\u2014 Children\u2019s pro gram on grand stand; swine judging.8.00 p.m.\u2014 Grand stand performance.Urges U K.Announce Government Plan In Cyprus Struggle NICOSIA, Cyprus ( AP) Nicosia s Mayor I hentis-tocles Dervis today urged Britain to announce immediately a self-government plan for Cyprus.Such a move.Dervis asserted, could save the drtei iorating situation on this Mediterranean island colony.Dervis is chairman of the Greek Nationalist party and a member of the inner cabinet of the Gieek Ethenan hv Council, chief organization of the dominant Greek Orthodox Church.He also is spokesman for other Greek Cypriot mayors.In an interview with the newspaper Times of Cyprus, Dervis said Britain\u2019s recent surrender offer to the EOKA underground complicated the situation.\u201cWhat the real motive was in Today's Chuckle Middle age is when you find yourself using one bend-over to pick up two things.Immigration Only Helped Bulk Of Population Increase By Births OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 immigration has helped Canada increase her population but more than 95 per cent of the rise in the last century was from Canadian births.The high Canadian birth rate \u2014 sixth highest in the world in 1954\u2014combined with the world s second lowest death rate provided the main dynamic factors which helped Canada build up a population of 15,000,000 in 1954 from 2,400,000 a century ago.The current population has been roughly estimated at 16,000,000.These and other facts of Cana- demanding surrender at such a time, 1 do not know,\u2019\u2019 Dervis said.\u201cIt leaves me no doubt at all that although they (the British gov ernment) had an opportunity to make a quick end of the whole question, they did not want to do so because they never intended at any time to give the people self-government and self-determination.\u201d EOKA.the fighting under ground force of the movement to unite Cyprus politically with Greece, declared a truce Aug.16 in a bid to negotiate the future status of the British colonial island.Britain followed with a sur render offer that gave EOKA members the choice of going to Greece and seeking Greek citizenship or staying on Cyprus If they remained here and cave up their arms, the surrender terms stipulated they would not be pro secuted unless they were connected with crimes involving the killing or wounding of someone.EOKA has threatened to end its truce by midnight Monday un less the British withdraw their surrender terms.Tension eased on the island after the truce was announced, but British officials said Friday night a 25-year-old Greek Cypriot was killed and a youth wounded seriously in an , explosion near Larnaca.They said the blast apparently was caused by a bomb.Nine Are Killed In S.D.Smash WALLS, S.D.\u2014(zt\u2019i\u2014Nine persons.including three children, were killed Friday nighl when two cars crashed head-on near here.Only one little girl survived of a family of six riding in one car.F\u2019our youths occupying the second car w'ere killed.The smash occurred on a newly-paved straight section of the two transcontinental highways which join east of here for routing through South Dakota\u2019s Black Hills countrv.Babe Zaharias Said Not Good GAI.VKTON.Tex.\u2014 (Ah \u2014 George Zaharias said Friday the condition of his famed ath lete wile is \"not good\" hut the lio«/K,.se where she is fighting ranrer said the Babe is free from pain, cheerful and determined./.ahaiias\u2019 statement was the first time that he failed to ex |ii ess optimism publicly.The Babe has been fighting ramer since 1953.Three weeks ago she under went an operation to bypass an intestinal obstruction.Three weeks before the intestinal surgery.Mrs.Zaharias underwent an operation to sever sensory nerves to the lower part ot her body.The operation was to relieve pain.Princess May Visit Vancouver VANCOUVER O The Sun sais Princess Margaret has ae cepted an invitation to come to British Columbia for this provinces centennial celebration in 1958.1 She will spend an extensive period here during B.C s centennial year,\u201d the newspaper said in a front-page story It said its in formation was obtained \u201cexclusively\u201d and that \u201cofficials insisted today on keeping mum about the visit \u201d Premier Bennetl and other officials declined comment, the newspaper said.Surplus Continues To Mount OTTAWA iff Fat tax returns from Canadian corpora turns helped produce a 8110,000.000 budgetary surplus on July operations of the federal treas ury.The month s mark was not tar short of the Sit 13,000,000 sur plus which Finance Ministei Har ris forecast last March he would have for the entire fiscal \\ ear.The July surplus was $47,600, 000 higher I ban that of a yeai earlier It hroir hi the total for the first lour monthe of the cur rent fiscal year to $330,364 000 almost triple the $131,952,000 surplus reached at the same point last year Recently, government informants said the March forecast by Mr.Harris lik'dv will be well short of the actual surplus by i year s end next March 31.Thcv j estimated it may reach about $300.000.000.Last year Mr Harris originally forecast a $160,000,000 deficit, w'hieh later turned out to he de ficit of only $33,000,000.The committee was set op tiy the 22 power London conference majority to propose to Nasser ! that the canal lie operated In an International hoard, Eighteen ot the countries attending the pa, ley supported such a plan t he London conference was called after Nasser announced July 2 that Kgyj^ had nationalized the 103 mile Middle East waterway.It is the second time the Western powers have invited Nasser to negotiate He rejected Britain s invitation to attend Hie London meeting which opened Aug 16 Several of the conference dele gates ineluding U S Stale See ret ary Dulles and the Foreign Ministers l France and West Germany saw hope that Egypt would accept the majority pro- posal.Hut Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilnv warned of serious consequences in the Middle East if the West tries to break Egypt » grip on the Sue/ Canal.Ho said military preparations of Britain and France were \"flagrant violation of the United Nations charter Shepdirw departed by plane (nr Moscow toda\\ Dulles lelt for Washington Friday.Russia seemed to he massing ils propaganda forces to support a rejection from Nasset ol the international control plan Moscow radio said the plan is a one sided ultimatum\" hacked by \u2019The notorious policy of force \u2019 Some top diplomatic nllicinlx in Washington were reported concerned over signs that Kus-(\u2019ontinued On Pane Five U.S.Abandons Search For Plane Survivors -S.Na annoiinerr) of a navy I A IRAI, I ot mono 1 AP) -The l tori h y it h a a Abandoned tbr aa a r c h for udirvivor patrol plane downed off tbe Red ^ hm« roaAt\u2022 Vire Admiral Stuart InKeraoll A«id the hunt waa CAlleef off at I0:2r> p.m.11)1, I riflay «Iter aII pOAmbility of inrating AiuvivorA waa ex hn tinted I hr navy department naid thr body of one o f the 16 rrrw member* waa puked up Friday in internaiton* I water* amid the wrer ka^e ol thr plane about 100 nnlr* AOiitheaAt of Shan^Fai.He was ide.ntiliert as technician Albert P.Mattm, Delta.Ohio.The search ended 59 hours after Hie plane.« four-engined Mercator, radioed it was under aerial attack off the China coast.Red China protested that the search conducted by the U.S.7th l icet violated Chinese territory.Peiping radio accused the Am encans of an \u201cact of military provocation\u201d and of grave provocation tn the Chinese people.\" The Peiping radio said late Thursday that Communist planes Nationalist Chinese planes were in the area at the time The navy said the Mercator was on a routine patrol and train ing mission from Japan when it flashed the attack signal early Thursday.The message went out when the ai re rail was 160 miles north of Formosa over interjiat ional waters, the navy said-The navy anil air force launched an immediate search of the had damaged a \"Chiang Kai-shek area in addition to Maltin'» body plane\" about 1 a in.Thursday they found two empty liforafts over islands southeast ot Shane and Uvo fuel tanks from the hai.Officials here said no downed plane.This Weeks News In Review da's growth, the survival of her mothers and babies, the characteristics of marriages and divorces and the impact of medicine and religion in this general field arc detailed in a new bureau of statistics study released Friday In that period of a century, life expectancy has increased from some 45 or 50 years in 1851 to more than 66 years for men and 70 years for women in 1951.The number of babies dying before reaching their first birth- The bureau said religion exerts ^a.v was reduced.In 1851, the such a strong inf.uence on marriage in Canada that in 1954 the brides and grooms of about 71 per cent of all marriages were of deaths were between 100 and 200 for each 1.000 of live births; in 1954 they were down to 32.The rate of marriages in re- the same religious denomination, cent times has dropped though It is noted also that while tbe; it is higher than in the 1920s.Canadian birth rate has climbed,; The rate dropped to 8.5 for each the number of illegitimate births 1.000 of population in 1954 from also has increased.The total 8 9 in 1952-53 and the peak of rose to 3.9 per cent in 1954 from 10.9 in 1946.It compares with 2.6 in 1926.\t, 7.9 in 1921 and 6 4 in 1931.But the most striking fact, said Divorces, rare in Canada prior the bureau, is that more than 95 to the First World War rose to per cent of Canada's population a high of 7.683 in 1946.eased rise during the last century has j slightly and dropped to 5.922 in been due to natural increase.1 1954.S V III J *\tIt\u2019s always interesting to watch a midway unload.The speed unloading 1 with whlrh the midway men work never ceases to amaze- Here is part of the train which arrived yesterday with the midway that wnl be set up at this year\u2019s Sherbrooke Fair which opens today.(Record Photo by Gordon and binder\u2019 By THE CANADIAN PRESS A hint on how Egyptian control of the Suez Canal might work came out of Cairo Wednesday The Egyptian who heads the new organization operating the nationalized waterway made this threat: ft British and French canal pilots quit their jobs as some have done, British and French ships will have to wait to get through the canal They'll he put at the end of the lineup of ships, behind those of every other nationality.I.ater.Cairo denied any such threat had been made But ae cording to the New York Times the denial was a result of the furore the threat had created abroad The West had argued that it is to guard against discriminations of that type that a truly interna tional authority to run the canal is necessary.A plan to that end was adopted at the London conference on Suez, which wound up its work Thursday.The plan will be submitted to Egypt, which is almost sure to re ject it.The West's hope is that Cairo may take it as a basis of further talks.IKE AND DICK The balloting at the Republican party's national convention in San Francisco on Wednesday lacked the element of suspense.Every-! one knew it was just a formality.The roll of the slates was called twice.First every state cast all its ballots for Dwight D.Eisen bower as the party's candidate for president.Then the same .thing was done for 43 year-old Vice President Richard Nixon.The movement of Harold Stas- sen, onetime governor of Min nesota, to replace Nixon had an unexpected ending.After a talk with President F.isenhowei Stas sen announced he realized it was of no use continuing Then he became one of the seconders of Nixon's nomination.So the team of Ike and Dick will he up against the Democra tic party's standard hearers.Ad lai Stevenson and Estes Kefau ver, in the Nov.6 general elec lion.SOVIET VISITOR The Russian minister of fisheries arrived in St.John\u2019s, Nfld , to start a three-week official vis it to Canada His mode of travel was appropriate enough.He came in a fishing trawler, the largest one in the world, in fact.A.A.Ishkov is the first Hus sian cabinet minister ever to visit Canada.He is repaying a visit to Russia last year by Can ada's Fisheries Minister Sinclair FARM NEWS An article in the fxmdon Times said there is a danger of Western ( anada farmers becom- shutt farm equipment firm announced it has successfully tested such a product.The driver would ride in a cooled, lianv parenl cab aHachmect ATLANTIC RAFT Three F'renchmen, now- making Montreal their homes, reached the English coast on Monday afternoon drifting across the Atlantic on a raft Why did they do iC1 -lust to show it could be done, they replied.But the trio soon reaped a profit A London newspaper paid T 7.500 ($21 OOO( for their story.The rail was 30 feet square, a sort of platform made of cedar planks.A tarpaulin gave the voyageurs shelter.The long drift began Mav 24 at Halifax.The raffs company: Henri Beaudout, 29.Gaston Vanacke-e, 31, Marc Modena, 27, and two cats.Pou and Gnton.The cat* were not allowed to land, because ot quarantine restrictions.CYPRlS TERMS The EOKA terrorist organization in Cyprus proposed an arm- ing gram technicians raihei |s(lrp Britain's reply: surrender.than honest to-gesh toilers of the soil.With almost 90 percent mech anization.the London newspaper said, almost no manual labor is needed.Tbe \u201csuitcase farmer\u201d sows his land but lives in the city.After the harvest.he might put in next year's crop, then repair In Miami tor the winter months.From New York came a story about an air-conditioned tractor which would keep the hired man cool the year around.The Cock The surrender terms would allow the rehek- to leave the Mediterranean island for Greece (with which they seek to unite Cyprus;.Those not choosing to go to Greece would be detained but not, otherwise punished unless suspected of crimes against persons.The EOKA leadership rejected the terms and challenged: 'Tome and get us \u201d Britain said the surrender offer would be kept open for three weeksi Two SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY.AUGUST 25, 1956 AT THE GRANADA Radio Guide Mi - WW ,./ t -f*; John Wayne and Susan Hayward co-star in the Cinemascope-Color epic, \u201cTHE CONQUEROR\", which opens Sunday at the Granada theatre.\t________________________ FREUGHSBURG\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.John Mekety spent two days in Montreal vis-j Ring friends.Mr.Lawrence Goodhue, of Ab-j ercorn, has started to remodel j the Protestant school here.Ansco, Voightlander & Lordomat CAMERAS \u2014 MOVIE CAMERAS for «ale; to rent \u2014 STUDIO BRETON 28 Alexander S*.LO.9-2662 STARTS TOMORROW at the MYRA THEATRE RICHMOND, QUE.IN ALL THE ANNALS OF MEN AND GODS THERE\u2019S NEVER BEEN A SPECTACLE LIKE % SX] A Paramount Picture in color by Technicolor *| rft, \"PARIS FOLLIES OF 1956\" X&lauUi with Forrest Tucker \u2022 Martha Hyer S.CO Pres* Newi S.US Kloln The Range 5\t30 KKlln- The Range 6.00\tFoxbrooke New» « 111 town Cnei New* 6.15\t1240 Supper Club 6\t30 Sportaceat 7.55 Station Upenlng 8.00\tCBC New* 8.05\tPost Mark U.K 9.00\tNewa it Weather 9.15\tfhe Light ot the World 9.30\tOrgan Recital 10.00\tCBC News 10.03 Newa, it Oaidener 10.30\tJewlah Congrega tlon Prograni 10.45 Musical Prngran 11.00\tChurch Service 12.00\tPress News 12.05\tThe Bible Lovera Fellowship 3.00\tInternational Handicap 5.30\tBallet Club 8 00 CB(.News 6.10 Weather Forecall 6.15\tLvenmg Interlude 6.30\tSports ColUrte 6.43 Summer Date 8.00\tCBC News 8.05 Post Mark: U.K.9.00\tCBC News 9.07 CBC Windsor Chorus 9.30\tOrgan Recital 10.00\tCBC News 10.03 Neighbourly News, Weather, end Ontario Gardner 10.30\tRecital 11.00\tChurch Service 12.00\tBBC New* 12.15\tStudio 29 12.30\tThe Concerto 12.59 Official Time Signal 5.00\tRoad Show 5.30 Supper Club 6.00\tNews 6.05 Supper Club 8.00 9.15 8.30 8 45 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 10.45 11.55 11.00 12.10 12.25 Ludlow Baptist Ch News Christian Science The Adventist Blessed Hope Hour Music The People Chose Frank talks on A.A Three Suns News Church Service News Weather 5.00\tNews, Weather & Western Swing 6.00\tNews\u2014Western Swing 6.30 News & Sports 7.00\tlilt Parade STARTS SUNDAY! MIGHTY IN SCOPE! .Till A y mighty of this mqn whose conquests changed the face of the world! '.DR0 ARMENDAIW \u2022 «MS MOOR [HUD \u2022 THOMAS G CPU \u2022 JOHN HOYT ¦ VY1UUM CONRAD ¦ TID de CORSIA \u2014ALSO!- ¦^s '\u2022¦«H m What was the power that bound her to this evil genius?smuGm and TRILBY 11 cQLOV ' starring Hildegarde NEFF(v.;''3 Donald Terence WOLFIT \u2022 MORGAN An M-G-M Mease ENDS TODAY \u2014 \"THE MAN IN THE GREY FLANNEL SUIT\", Cin«maseop«-Color, Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jeme».Also \"TIMETABLE\" with Mark St«v«ns.7.30 8.00 8.05 i 9.00 ] 9.30 j 10.UU ! 10.30 ! 11.20 ! 11.30 i 12.00 12.30 Newi, Weather &.Morning Show News Morning Show News, Morning Show Salvation Army New*, Message of Israel Songs of Judea News Christian In Action News and Week In Review Music from the 5.00\tNew» 5.05\tClub 800 5.30\tBing Sings 8.00\tNews and Weatier 6.05\tBallroom 6.30\tNews and Sporta 6.35 Ballroom 7.00\tNews 8 00 8\t15 9\t00 9.05 9.30 9.45 10.00 10.30 11.00 10.45 11.15 11.30 12.00 1205 12.30 12.45 News and Weather Tots \u2018n\u2019 Teens News and Weather Sunday School Home 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5.30\tCanadian Scene 6.00\tCBC News 6.05\tAsk the Weatherman 6.12 Weather Forecast 6.U) UN.- On the Record WIKE (1400 Kcs) THIS EVENING 6 45 Sports Review 7.00\tVermont at Seven 7.15\tOrleans Fair 7.30\tSaturday Night Dance Party.SUNDAY 12.55 News 1.00\tBob Crosby 1.15\tJoin the Navy 1.30\tComic Weekly 2.30\tSunday Matinee 3.00\tHeadline News 3.05\tHeadline News 3.05\tSunday Matinee 4.00\tHeadline News 4.05\tSunday Matinee 4.30\tThe Road Show 5.00\tThe Road Show Morning Show.CFCF (600 Kcs) THIS EVENING 7.55 News os Sport* 8.00\tJamDoree 9.00\tNews and Avenger 9.30\tStand by for Crime 10.00\tNows and Strange wills SUNDAY Shows 1.00\tNews & Percy Faith 2.00\tNews, Startime 3.00\tNews & Startime 4.00\tNews & Startime 4.30\tChurch Service 5.00\tRoundabout 5.30\tTheatre Royal 6.00\tHollywood Sound Stage 8.30\tAdventures of Morse 7.00\tNews & Rolling Home CJAD (800 Kcs) THIS EVENING 7.05\tStrike Up the Band 7.15\tSaturday Night 7.45\tSports, News and Weather 8.00\tJuke Box Jury 9.00\tNews 9.05\tCountry Style 10.00\tNews SUNDAY 1.00\tHighlights of the Week 1.15\tHit Parade 1.45\tWorld Affairs Report 2.00\tNews 2.05\tAve Maria Hour 2.30\t.Music Festival 4.00\tNews 4.05\tChristian Faith Hr, 4.30\tBilly Graham 5.00\tNew* and Weather 5.05\tOn A Sunday Afternoon 7.30\tChurch Service 6.30\tLiberace 7.00\tNews 7.05\tLawrence Welk 9 30 The Hometown*r» 10.00\tMart Kenny'* Orcn 10.30 Music for Relaxing 10,45 Dow Spurt Show 11.00\tDora New» 11.10 Pop favorite* 12 00 Station doling 6.00 6.30 6.55 7.00 7.30 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 10.45 11.Of) 11.10 11.30 12.00 Music from FUm* Postcards In Melody interlude Paul Temple Pat\u2019s Musx.Room Marty Boundy's Band Summer Stage The Plea&ant Mr Parker Bod*» Scrapbook Music For Relaxing Dow Sport Show Dominion News Summer Symphony Hawaii Calls Station Closing 9.30\tSymphonic Brand 10.00 Newa 10.05 Canadian Yarn» 10.15 Boston Symphony 11.UO Son* ot the saddle 11.30\tBergen Featival 12 30 Hotel Downbeat 1.00\tNawa, Sign Oft.6 30 Word of The Lord 6.45 The Commodores /.00 Sunday Choral 7.30\tTesa of the d'Urbervillea 6.00\tInternational Concert fl 00 Summer Sta^e 9.30\tTapestry in Music 10.00\tNational Newa 10.10 Weekend Review 10.20 Special Speaker.10.30\tThe Little Symphonies 11.00\tWinnipeg Symphony 12.00 News Sign Oft 8.00\tBaseball 10.30 Just good music 11.00\tFinal News 11.10 Sign Off.5.30 5.45 6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30 9.00 9.03 10.00 10.11.00 Fact Forum Today's News Lyn Murray Show Facts Forum Panel Proudly We Hail The Ave Marie Hr.New* Journey Into Melody News 05 Journey Into Melody Final News Lake Megantic Missionary Group Holds Meeting LAKE MEGANTIC\u2014The Aug-u«t meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox United Church was heM at the home of Mrs.J.E.Wood.Mrs.Clark conducted the meeting and was assisted in the 1 worship service by Mrs, Miller, j who gave a reading on the value of worship service and Mrs.Greenway read the Scripture lessons.Plans were made for a food sale, in the Sunday School room and to pack a box of good used clothing, etc., for overseas relief in the near future.The meeting Closed with pray-er by Mrs.Clark.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Wood, General Notes Mrs.R.E.Cleminson, of Windsor, Ont., was a guest of her sis-! ter, Miss Lillian Matheson, for a few days.She was accompanied ; home by her daughter, Mary Margaret, who had been visiting I her aunt for a few weeks, j Mr.and Mrs.Albert Ross and : daughter, Sarah, of Sherbrooke, j were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Gonyer.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Thomp-son and family, are spending a few days in Montreal, guests of relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Alton Lavalliere and daughter, Elaine, of Farn-ham, are vacationing for a month at Mr, Dion\u2019s cottage.Mr.and Mrs.Alex Lavalliere, of Sherbrooke, were their week-end guests.Mr.and Mrs.Dan Matheson were in Milan, visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.E.MacDonald.Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Wood and Miss Mavis Wood, were recently in Sherbrooke.Mr.Eugene Kasycz, of Rouyn, is spending two weeks with his wife and family at their cottage.! DANVILLE\u2014 ilr.and Mrs.Stanley Kerr and son Frederick, of North Bay, ! On' , were recent guests of Mr.1 ! and Mrs, W'arren Patterson.Miss j Bernice Hulton, of Prince Albert i Indian School, Prince Albert, ; Sask,, is presently a guest at the Patterson home.Miss Doris Jack and Miss Mary Lindsay, of Quebec City, are spending a few days with the Misses Gwen and Elsie Elliott.| Visitors at the same nome were Mr.A.C.Skinner and Mrs.Mai.de McKeage, of Sherbrooke, Mrs.G.Carr, Mrs.Morgan and Mrs.Kearney, of the Wales Home, Richmond.Miss Luva Bean, of Sher i brooke, is the guest of Mrs.J.H.Foutelle.Miss Mary Whitehead, of Montreal, is visiting her brother, Mr.Roy Whitehead and Mrs.Whitehead for two weeks.Master Michel Bryson, ot Sherbrooke, is spending several ; days with his sister, Mrs.Allan Fulkcr and family.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lock- j woo l are enjoying a holiday at Milf-rd, N.H.Miss Beverly Picken of South ! Durham is spending some time ; with her cousin, Mrs.W.Hawthorne and Mr.Hawthorns.HUMTINGVILLE- Mr.and Mrs.James Dun-woodic, of Three Rivers, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Evans, while here to attend the Suitor \u2014 McBain wedding.Mr.Die1 Evans also visited his parents, when en route to Fredericton.N.B, where he will spend a holiday.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Martin, of Montpelier, Vt., were visitors at the home of the latter's niece, Mrs.Alan Wark and Mr.Wark.Mr.Russell Suitor, Ste.Anne de Bellevue and Miss Mary Lou Tar* Montreal, were guests oi Mr.and Mrs.Roy Suitor, while hero to attend the Suitor\u2014McBain wedding.Miss Ruth Evans has left for a trip through the New England Stat-s.While in Maine she will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Herbert Mansell, at Dexter.Jimmie Wark has returned hom after spending a fewr days with his grandfather, Mr.Rufus Dustin, Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Reports For Duty At Maxwell Base MAXWELL AFB., ALA.,\u2014Airman First Class R-chard F.Little son of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Little, North Hatley, Que., recently reported for duty at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.While at Maxwell, Little will be assigned to the 3811th Headquarters Squadron Section.This tour of duty follows the airman\u2019s recently completed service period in Korea.Airman Little has been serving in the Air Force for the past three years.m » 10.30 NeX'S & SpDrta 10.45 Juke Box 12 00 New* & Juke Box 1.00 News & Juko Box L.30 Sign Oft 7.30\tRolling Home 8.00\tNews 4$t Roiling Home 9.00\tNews Sc Rolling Home 10.00\tNews & Rolling Home 11.00\tNews & Sports 11.15 Parliament Hill 11.30\tHawaii Call* 12.00\tNews end Inspiration c-oint.12 30 News, Spor*^ «Sc Sign Off.10.05\tBill Moodie Orch.10.30 News 10.35 Freddy Martin 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tDance Music 12.00\tNews & Weather 12.05\tDance Music 1.00 New*, Sign Off B.00 News 8.05\tCorliss Archen 8.30\tSummer in St.Louis 9\t00 Convention Preview 9.30\tFamily Theatre 10.00\tNews and Weather 10.05\tMusic from the Shows 10.30\tNews and Facts 10\t45 Stories 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews and Weather 11.15 Piano Patterns 11.30\tString Serenade 12.00\tNews and Sign-Off AYER\u2019S CLIFF\u2014 Sacred Concert, by the Choir at the United Church, Tues.Aug.28th at 8 P.M.Adm: 50c.Mr.and Mrs.William McCrea, and two daughters, Suzanne and Mary, have returned to their home in Beaurepaire, after spending a few days with Mrs.McCrea\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Archie Laduke.G.D.S.M.Piercy, of Weis-ford, N.B., is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.M.Piert'y, School Street.Mrs.Algernon Piercy entertained the Friendly Christmas Chib at her home on Tyler Street.Cards were played at three tables and prizes were won by Mrs.Lawrence Dezan and Mrs.T.D.Sloggett.Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her sister, Mrs.L.O.Piercy.Mrs.Lawrence Dezan invited the Club to meet at her home in September.Mrs.D.S.Littlefield, of Massachusetts.has arrived at the home of Mr.S.1.Baldwin, to be near her sister.Mrs.Baldwin, who is a surgical patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Glen Little were in Sherbrooke recently to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs.Albert Raymond, who has been a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital for several months following an automobile accident.M I L B Y- Mrs.Eugene Raymond was a hotsess at.a shower in honor of Miss Hileen Cumber prior to her marriage to Mr.J.B.L\u2019esper-ance.Mr.Harold Raymond and son Harold Junior, attended the Wil-son-Rumsby wedding in Cowansville and the reception that followed at the New Ottawa Hotel.Mr.J.W.McVety recently accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Tommy McVetty of Cookshire, to ML Washington, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Grayson Turner, of Magog, spent the weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bertrand Turner.Mrs.F.Main, of Lennoxville, and her friend, Miss K.Partridge, ot Montreal, spent a day with Mrs.WHlliam Bowers.Miss Ann Bowers spent a week at Hunter\u2019s Lodge, Newport, as a guest of her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Henderson, of Lennoxville.COWANSVILLE\u2014 Visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Cady, River Street were Mrs.Mildred Tinsley and Mrs.McKeown, of Worcester, Mass., Mrs.Ella Cady and her granddaughter, Miss Jane Tinsley, of Brookfield, .Mass., and Mrs.B.Allen, of Richford, Vt.They were en route -o the home of Mr.and Mrs.George McClay at Bondville, where a family picnic was being held.Mr.Harry Redmile is a patient in the B.M.P.Hospital, Sweets-burg.Mrs.C.E, Cady, her son and : daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Cady and two children, of Orillia, Out., returned here after spending a few days at Nashua, N.H., with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Cady and family have returned to their home at Orillia, Ont.The Cowansville congregation of Jehovah\u2019s witnesses made final plans to attend a four-day training program in Verdun, it was announced recently.Mr.Norman Hinz, presiding minister, said that Jehovah\u2019s witnesses are enrolled in ministerial training of at least five classes weekly.ULVERTON\u2014 Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Colin Bogie were Mr.and Mrs.Ted Frazer, of Danville, Mr.and Mrs.E.Morton and Mr.McCal-lum, of Drummondville.Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse Cote accompanied Mr.and Mrs.A.Cote of L\u2019Avenir, to Quebec City, Little Miss Helen Ann Bogie, of Sherbrooke, has returned home after spending several weeks with her grand-parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Bogie.General Electric 17\u201d T.V.PUBLIC NOTICE ^Superior Court, No.14,837.ADRIEN BAILLARGEON, garage man, domiciled at Scotstown, in the county of Compton, in the district of St.Francis, planttff.vs.EMMANUEL BEAUCHESNE.labourer, domi-cilad at number 2246 of Belanger Street East, in the city of Montreal, in the district of Montreal, defendant.As belonging to the said defendant: \u201cThe lot of land number fifty-five (55) upon the official plan and book of reference of the town of Scotstown, containing twenty-one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine feet in superficies, more or less, with buildings and Improvements.To distract the sixty-four feet in width or in front on the road of Scotstown leading to Milan on one hundred and fifty feet in depth, with buildings and improvements and described at full length in the deed of sale by Emmanuel Beau-chesne to Fernand Beauchesne passed before Charles Beaudoin, notary, the first of April 1953 and registered at the registry office of Compton, under number 66671.To distract also the twenty-five feet north-east in width on the depth of said lot, used as a street.To distract also the part sold by Emmanuel Beauchesne to the Government of the Province of Quebec, for the enlarging of the road, by deed of sale registered at the Registry Office of Compton, the 5th of February 1954, under no.67497.To be sold at the door of the parochial church of St-Paul de Scotstown, the twelfth day of September 1956, at ten o\u2019clock in the forenoon, (Daylight saving time'.JOSEPH LABRECQUE.Sheriff.IP 1 u,» -\t* ,!* $3s ¦ n ¦ pm RAE HARRISON (BROWN SUGAR) who just completed a Broadway b illing is back at the Chateau du Lae 85 Merry South, MAGOG She's sensational! Rae Harrison has a wonderfully wide voice range, and is able to put vitality into each number of her large repertoir that she sings.She is a lovely sonstress, who has gained international fame, and now at long last, she has finally returned to the j Chateau du Lac.Come, see and hear Rae Harrison playing nightly at the CHATEAU DU LAC 85 Merry South, MAGOG PUBLIC NOTICE Superior Court, No.14.938.DAMIS J.COTE, of North Hatley, district of St.Francis, retired, plaintiff, vs.DAME EDITH GOSSELIN, wife common as to property of Paul-Emile Giroux, and the said PAUL-EMILE GIROUX, both of them formerly of the city of Sherbrooke, and now of unknown parts, defendants.As belonging to the said defendants: Part of lot number two hundred and ninety-one (pt.291) upon the cadastre and book of reference for the township of Hatley, being that part of the property hereafter described situated to the south of a certain brook, which is described in the English language: \u201cCommencing at a point on the easterly side of the highway leading from North Hatley to Massawippi distant twelve feet ! southerly of the south-westerly corner of the land belonging to the School Commissioners of the said township of ' Hatley and upon which the actual : house now\u2019 stands, thence extending southerly along the said Easterly side of the said highway twenty-rods; thence Easterly at right angles to said highway eight rods; thence .northerly parallel to the said easterly : side of said highway twenty rods and i thence westerly at right angles to the said last line eight rods to the place j of beginning and containing one acre of land exact measure.| \u201cAnd the betterments and Improve- i ; monts thereon erected and made, and also the use of pne third of the v at- 1 er from a certain spring of v\u2019ater situated upon the land of the said Vendor (Horace P.Abbott) about ! twenty rods Easterly of the Butter j Factory erected upon the hereby said ! land, and the same as now supplying w\u2019ater to the said Factory by pipes, with the right to repair said pipes at.all times hereafter when necessary or to lay down new ones, without however causing unnecessary damage ! to the land of the vendor; save and i except part of said land sold to the Provincial Government by deed of sale registered at Stanstead Registry j Office, under reg.B, Vol.56.No.30641, with buildings and dependences thereon erected.To be sold at the door of the parochial church of Ste-Ellzabeth de North Hatley, the THIRTEENTH day of SEPTEMBER 1956, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, (daylight saving time).JOSEPH LABRECQUE, Sheriff.$ » Free Indoor Antennas O\u2019BOYLE & PEARCE 1430 King St.West We repair all makes of T.V.G.E.Small Appliance repair depot.PREMIER CINEMA FIRST TIME IN TOWN! nrn TODAY ! 3 BIG FEATURES 3 KWWTOUdHfST TtblfGH NtCKS and 0 TWO FtSTfP MifSH X MANCIS WHITE prêtant CHILL WILLS LANCE FULLER\t.* /) CATHY DOWNS JEANNE CAGNEY 1/ JESS BARKER \u2022 STMC HOLLOWAY, ti\u2019 UCUDV Ulll I CITOt HOUCK ¦ I0HN PICAKO) _________.UA ntPIRI null 1 STANFORD iOUIV 1 twraJiasss^Wfi^ouH» Ml\ti, uti i * ' s 80WOU CAN Sit THE THE\tDIFFERENCE\t\u2014\tYOU\tCAN\tSEE\tTHE THE\tDIFFERENCE\t\u2014\tYOU\tCAN\tSE!\tTHE HUNTING\u2019S DAIRY MILK Tel.LO.2-7122\tfor delivery! 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made an official visit to City Hall and were received by Mayor Nadeau and city council, signed the golden hook and were provided with credentials from the city.This procedure had been followed by the group in every city and town in which they slopped.A lot of people took a lot of trouble to receive the men, but to what avail?They have been in Rock Island for the last two weeks, unable to cross the border into Vermont.Apparently the I'nited States government is asking a $1,500 deposit from the group to guarantee that they will not become public charges.They, of course, will hear nothing of it.It seems that the first deposit asked was $4.000 but after an 11 hour (almost unbelievable) conference with the attorney-general of Vermont, the sum was reduced to S1.500.Now one of the trio, Paul Lapointe is leaving for Washington to get the matter straightened out with the government.The other two have left for their homes, one in Three Rivers and one in Montreal.They are determined to continue their journey and if they can start in two weeks, they will be able to reach New York bv October but if the caravan is stalled for any other length of time, the trip will have to be postponed until next spring.It seems rather odd that members of the expedition were armed with letters from Federal Cabinet Ministers, Premier Duplessis and visas for entry to Mexico and other countries, only to be stopped b> immigration officials, because, as potential residents of the United States, they lacked the necessary capital.A ¦'îr 'A CLOSING WEEK \u2014 With the playing of Noel Coward\u2019s \u2018\u2018Blithe Spirit\u201d the North Hatley Playhouse will close its first season next week.With an unscheduled expansion of 70 seats in the first season, those responsible for the organization and smooth running of the Playhouse this year spared nothing for its success.Originally, a three-week French theatre run had been planned to finish out the season but this has been postponed until the start of ne# season, probably in' June 1957.There seems to be a scarcity of actore in Montreal, thus creating a vacuum in the television industry.Most Montreal regulars are either at the.Stratford Shakespearean Festival or at the Edinburgh festival in Scotland.Apparently some actors who were scheduled at North Hatley had contracts running over a twm or three week period and they could not be released.The Paul Hebert troupe could have come for one week, but found it.impossible for three thus forcing the postponement of the appearance.?\t-fr ?SUBLIME TO RIDICULOUS \u2014 The Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities has just closed its annual confab in Hamilton.One man who will be popular upon his return Is Mayor Hardy of Shawinigan Falls, who told the convention that municipalities are asking the federal and provincial governments for increased financial aid because they want to divert the blame for higher taxes.He was the only Mayor who suggested that growing municipal costs should be met by increasing taxes.Attending from Sherbrooke were Mayor Armand Nadeau and Aldermen Camirand and Nicol, .A Toronto University professor told the convention that if the public is apathetic toward civic affairs, municipal politicians are to blame.They don\u2019t insist on enough pay, .He probably doesn't know Mayor Nadeau.Salaries suggested for Mayors of large cities was $25,000.Controllers should get $15,000 and aldermen from $10,000 to S12.000.Now that gives Sherbrooke city council something to shoot for.?\t?ODDS AND ENDS \u2014 Stiify Stafford sold his New Cliff House in Ayer\u2019s Cliff to a Magog resident three weeks ago.City has almost completed the paving program.Fabi and Fi\u2019.s, who received a eontract from the city to do some of the paving are expected to start their end of the job by next Thursday.?\t?Fall is nearly here with the opening of the Sherbrooke Fair tonight.Ralph Flanagan and his orchestra, one of the top bands in the land, will play at the arena tonight.Wonder what work has been done on Town Planning.An., expert is being paid 815,000 this year but there have been no progress reports so far.w t* Ontario Tax System Simpler, Levies Lower, Mayor Declares Ontario citiiens do not pay more taxes than residents of Quebec, but the Ontario citizen knows how much he will pay and therefore there is a more stable taxation system in that province, said Mayor Nadeau this morning on his return from the Federation oi Mayors and Municipalities convention held in Hamilton this week Mayor Nadeau said he spent considerable time studying the valuation and taxation systems - .¦4-» e it ^ mwm?'' \u2019 * M Vp r\t'iMp.V #rU.¦ r! : .of the Canadian Cattle Class at Ayer\u2019s Cliff fair was | Grand Champion Cow 0 fcy Jean Paul Verpaelst of Brown\u2019s Hill.Mrs.Verpaelst is shown holding the p:;ze five-year-old, Beauvert Carreau Rougette.(Photo by Gerry Lernay) r- Rapid Progress Reported In Town Planning Project Work on the preparation of a master plan for the City of Sherbrooke is progressing rapidly according to Director of Services Charles Langlois.The town planning expert hired by the city, Jean-Claude Luhaie of Quebec City, has been in Sherbrooke for Hie last three days and is at present working v?n the economic survey of the city.Mr.Langlois said the purpose of this survey, not expected by City Council at the time erf Lahaie\u2019s engagement, is to find if the city has the means and administrative possibilities of carrying out the findings of the town planning expert.Mr.Langlois explained that a certain fear has existed in the past in other cities that once a master plan has been drawn up, City officials will fake the plans and put them on a shelf.\u2018'The town planning expert wants to find out if Sherbrooke is capable of carrying out the recommendations which he will eventually make to City Council,\u201d declared Mr.Langlois.In order to make an economic survey, Mr.Langlois explained, an economist must be hired.He said a Quebec expert has been engaged by Mr.Lahaie to do this job.He is a qualified economist and lawyer.During the course of the survey, the economist will delve into the financial history of Sherbrooke over the past ten years.Studies are made of how much money has been spent on waterworks, sewers and other services, as well as the amount of taxes paid by property holders and other citizens.The, City is waiting for a map which is being prepared from photographs taken by Photographic Surveys Ltd.The company has taken pictures of the citj-and their employees now are transferring the information gathered in the photos onto a map which will contain contour lines every five feet.Once the map is in the hands of city engineers and the town planning expert, a more complete work can be undertaken.It was explained that the economic survey was started while awaiting the arrival of the map.The City Council last fall voted the sum of S15.000 toward the completion of a master plan, which will allow for the development of Sherbrooke on a well planned and logical basis.The work is scheduled to take nearly three years and additional sums of money will be voted in future budgets.will'.\u2018 T \" ¦ ' T#A te .-'r/V Beef Cow Winner \u2014 Ayer\u2019s Cliff fair.The fi /e-yc Nichol and Sons Farm, Ler.n Nichol tnne .1-, holdir the (P ltd judged yesterday at 20th, is owned by John to by Gerry Lemay) SCAFFOLDING FOR RENT OR FOR SALE © D.Bridge Steel Scaffolding \u2022 Norsfel Aluminum Scaffolding NOW AVAILABLE IN SHERBROOKE Agent: V/ILÜAM LAVALLEE CONSTRUCTION LTD.435 CLIFF ST.\tLO.9-2018 Siisrbrooke Protestant Schools WILL RE-OPEN WEDNESDAY SEPT.5th i i By Betty Bradshaw\ti ! v AYER'S CLIFF (Special) \u2014:{nn Fair attendance was down again , at the local fail grounds y : r day as several showers and continuous threat of rain kept hun- m c dreds from attending the 111th ip.3n annual Stanstead County exhibition.While less than 3,000 people entered the grounds during the afternoon and evening, judging was completed in most classes, with only Ayrshires and a fee horse classes to be continued today.Highlight of middle-day activities was a large Black and White Show, entered by Eastern Townships Holstein breeders At the close of the day's judging, Elmer .Crack, of Kingsbury, had carried off most first prizes, including the grand champion bull and grand champion female honors.Albert Desrosiers acted as Holstein judge while Gerard Martineau was clerk.Calf Club events also took up a great part of yesterday's program when 60 members from district clubs\u2019 entered the event.Don Robertson, in charge of competition, remarked on the good showing, mentioning particularly the improved quality oi Holstein and Jersey calves.In the Calf Club showmanship competition, the juniors were led by Yvon Gaudreau of La Patrie, while other top winners were Rene Bergeron of Water-ville, Richard Johnston of Hatley, Ann Bowers of Lennoxville, Mahlon Grapes of Sawerville, and Sydney Butler of Lennox-ville.The senior showmanship event was taken by Jane Johnston of Hatley, while the five other top winners were Normand Nadeau of Waterville, Robert Johnston of Hatley, Jack Ride of Hatley, Rosario Nadeau of Hatley and Bruce Bowers of Lennoxvi;'- Two stock parades, the first of the fair were held yesterday afternoon before the grandstand.In the place of a bar i CJAT.I mn z Club p; Gambl l play radio sta- In the rnttl*' parade ivero 16 , playing herds of Hokteins, Jerseys, Ayr-' horse nd 'iln ¦ and Canadian;-, followed (1 by Jim by three herds of bed cuttle.Tom Ride and Son of Hatley :on Pir Continued On Pagn 5 To Study Airport Locations Engineers from the federal department of Transport and Communications in Ottawa arrived in Sherbrooke yesterday to study the various sites sag-ested for the proposed airport to\u2019be built in the district, Mr Maurice Gingues, M 1\\, for Sherbrooke County, said that lie would visit the different locations with the engineers.He refused to specify where the group would go, but said that the sites were both in Stanstead and Sherbrooke counties The arrival of the engineering crew here sparks new hope for the long needed airport.Mr.George Marier.Minister of Transport, said earlier Ibis year that \"with the kind of air service Sherbrooke needs\u201d, the run-way iihisI he at least 5,000 to 6,000 feet long.On their lour of the area the engineers will be looking for a site that is both economical and large enough to accommodate certain type, planes.Band Concert Sunday Night At Magog Park MAGOG - The Band of Our Lady from the Sacred Heart Convent will prescnl Hie following program in the Magog Memorial Park tomorrow evening, starting at eight O Canada; Holy, Holy, Holy, march, J.B.Dykes: Precision March.II.Bennett; The Woodpecker Song, E DiLazzaro; The Eves of Texas, It Donoho; On Wisconsin, \u2019I' Purdy; Washington and LOe Swing, W.Allen-Panis Angelicus, U.Frank; Washington Post, J.P.Sousa; Carnival of Roses, overture, Olivadoti; Old Comrades March, I Buchtel; March Medley, 1.Bechtel; Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White, Louiguy; Campus Pride, .1 Wendel; On the March, L.Wendel; God Save the Queen.BKIEFLET5 North Hatley Community Club art exhibition, Friday, 7 p.m.-in p in .Sat 10 a in - 10 p m ; Sun.12 - 6 p.m., Ad in.50c adults 25c children.in use at Hamilton and he described the latter as much simpler than Sherbrooke's.The Ontario provincial government has a system of statutory grants which are made to each municipality These include a S3 00 per capita grant, grants for highways, public assistance and diverse other thing,v Besides looking over the va Illation and taxation systems of Hamilton, Mayor Nadeau was conducted on a tour of the city and he pointed out that Hamilton has four swimming pools, three of which were completed just recently.He said he has received plans and estimates of these pools from Hamilton officials and that perhaps some thing definite could be done for Sherbrooke on this matter.Th« Mayor pointed out that Hamilton received over $5.000.000 in grants from the Provincial Government last year.The per capita grant was $673,000, highway grants, $840,000, and public welfare $1,486,000.He said the provincial government takes care of highways entering and leaving the cities, paves the road and sees that they arc properly maintained.Turning to the simpler tax structure Mayor Nadeau said that Hamilton has no tenant tax, garbage or hose tax and have nothing to do with electricity because the plants arc operated by a separate Commission.With the money which Hamilton and all other Ontario municipalities receive trom the provincial govcrnnicnl they can make something of I heir ciliés.He referred to the machinery tax which is presently enforced in Sherbrooke for school purposes and said that Ontario ciliés by virtue of a law passed by Hu\u2019 Provincial Government do, not impose such a tax.The null rate m Hamilton is 4!) compared with 23 in Sherbrooke but on the other hand property is valuated at 35 percent of the value, whereas in Sherbrooke it varies from 65 to 70 per cent Industry pay taxe* based on the property valuation to which is added 60 per cent of the valuation as a business tax.Therefore if a property is valued at $1.000,000 the owner pays 49 mills on $1.600,000, because of the 60 per cent business t»x.The Mayor said he questioned several people on the matter of industry.He said he was told that it was all a matter of geographical location European industrialists prefer locating in Ontario because it is in the centre of Canada and communication i* much simpler.1 V ItOUTHIM IF.lt, who is receiving the congratulations of Ins many friends today on the occasion of his }K)th birthday.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 HOPEFUL DRILLING Drilling for oil has been started in west Pakistan following an encouraging peolopical survey.I NOW! A full-powered tAR-LML HEARING AID MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE SALES & SERVICE Royal Typewriters Burroughs Adding Machines e.l Wellington St.North Phone LO.2-0440 Flowers for the wedding .' .to set the beautiful mood of the occasion.We\u2019ll take charge of bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, church decorations.143 Frontenac Street Tel.: LO.2-3757 NEW À-trontitfor Diplomat* OMir *115 ( WORN frflidU* aT IFU FAR' D \u2019 3 p m.and from 3.30 p.m.to 4.45 j p.m.twice a week.If Interested, and available, please call: Dominion Textile Corp.T/O.9-2335.Local 3.26.Help Wanted: Male 5 ROOM furnished apartment, heated, on Montreal St.Occupancy Oct.1st.Dial LO.7-4611.LARGE 3-room plus solarium apartment.Ground floor.Central and quiet.Immediate possession Sen Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Rachand, Phone LO.2-0874.4'\u20182 room apartment, 11a Church St.Lennoxville.Available Sept.1.Phone Watervllle 603 -r- 2.MODERN 3 room tonument, hot water Venetian blinds, semi-heated.32.Situation Wanted: Famcde PART-TIME work aftei « pm.Baby sitting Included.Phone LO.7-4434.EIGHT Years experience In operating a book keeping machine.General office knowledge Record Box 141.36.Miscellaneous ____________ i ( HK KEN SHOOT, Aug.26, 1;30 1\u2019 II Dixville, Que.Beside highway.Two ranges.One for open sights.D.Huff.H EÂTThTa L o n PHYSIOTHERAPY Ultraviolet \u2014 Galvanism Vapor Batb -t- Electric Bath Exercisers \u2014 Vibrators \u2014 Lamps SWEDISH MASSAGE 105 Frontensc \u2014 Tel.LO.7.5507 p.m., August 27.Lowest nor any tender not necessarily accepted.Special session of Coun-! cil at 8 p.m., August 27.Signed: (Miss) R.D.Greer, Sec.-Treas.WANTED - Information concerning a private kindergarten in English.Phone LO.7-7142 EXPERIENCED worker required for full-time employment.Should be skilled in bush work and familiar with the use of mechanical equip- j- | merit used on the (arm Married 37.PcISOIIqI man under 45 preferred.Write for j ______________ ___________________^ I particulars lo Box 240 Macdonald AUTHORS Invited to »ubmlt MSS all College, Que.\ttypes (Including Poem*) for book publication.Reasonable t e r m s.I Situated 1174 LO.7-5429.Courcelette St.Tel.14.Cottages To Let CRYSTAL LAKE Coltages A Apts, Barton, Vermont on route US 5, 55 miles south of Sherbrooke for that country holiday.Modern housekeeping equipment, heated, private, safe beach, rustic, scenic.Car unnecessary.Phone.Good fishing.Daily and weekly rates.Cedric E.Pierce, Barton, Vt.BEAUTIFU new 5 room brick-plaster residence.Birch finish throughout.Automatic heating system.Beautifully landscaped.Large lot.immediate possession.1080 Jacques Car-tier, 1516 Prunier.Agreeable terms.See Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand Street, phone LO.2-0874.15.Rooms To Let COMFORTABLE room for gentleman ; In private house, telephone, hot water and bath.Apply 173 Morklll St.East Sherbrooke (on bus line No.10).Dial LO, 9-1477.ROOM and Board available Immediately.Mrs.F.Durrell, Maple Street, Knowlton.Phone 254W.7 ROOMS, oil furnace, aunporch, garage.116 Cleveland Road, Danville, | Que.\ti YOUNG lady has new brick and artificial stone building for sale In j East Sherbrooke, 2 five room tenement*, autoHatlc heating aystem etc.Bargain price as It must be sold within 2 weeks.Record Box 140.LENNOXVILLE\u2014 6-room brick residence, birch finish throughout, In quiet location, on a lot 50 x 175 I Terms, if desired.LENNOXVILLE, 8 -room house, with | extra 4-room apartment, with ap- j proximately 2 acres of land.Terms.E, G.Wells, Real Estate.Tel.LO-7-4023.16.Room and Board YOUNG man attending University of , Sherbrooke, desires room and board with English family, for September I 17th, Tel.LO.2-3869 during office ; hours.A JUNIOR SALESMAN, bilingual, preferably 18 to 22 years.Rosen-bloom\u2019s Ltd., Sherbrooke CLASS C ELECTRICIAN, ftiso luip er with l year experience.Apply to Wiggett Electric Lid., 153 Marquette S* Sherbrooke.FACTORY SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Required lo travel principally in Northern Ontario and occasionally other areas, to instruct pulp and timber cutters in power saw, chain, filing and maintenance.Spechl Factory Training at full pay.Excellent Salary, Group Insurance and other benefits.Expenses and car supplied.Successful applicant must be bilingual and have mech anical aptitude If you qualify for this position and wish to work for a progressive company, please write, giving age, past experience.details of educa* tion and marital status.Personal interviews will be arranged.Write Record Box 143 Stockwell Ltd., land.(Estd.1898).Ilfracombe, Eng- TOHACCO Klimimdor \u2014 Scientific guaranteed remedy for cigarette addiction.Free authoritative medical opinion supplied.Write C.W.K.Pbarmftcal Corp.Ltd., Box 88, Station, B, Hamilton, Ont.i_____________________ *__________________ HYGIF.NE supplies (rubber good»).Mailed postpaid In plain »ea)ed envelope with price liât.Six samples, 25c.24 samples, $1.00.Mall order Dept.C-2, Nov Rubber Co, Box 91, Hamilton.Ont 45.Pianos * HEINTZMAN plan», good condition, 125.Apply G.L.Young, Massawlppi.46.Pets For Sale PUREBRED cocker spaniel», all ages, colors and prices.Also doua boarded.George Marshall.Waterloo Phone: U84-)-S.17.Convalescent Home 27.Female Help Wanted 2 TENEMENT houses, heated, one with 8 apartments, one with 6 apartments, 3 garages, lot 100 x ICO.Situated at 250 High St.corner of Cliff.Frr more information call LO.2-2S«n or LO.2-1537.SUFFERING the after effects of an expensive vacation?Maybe you ate, but that still doesn\u2019t mean >ou can\u2019t buy a home of your own! Of course not, call Charles Connors, for Real Estate buying advice LO.2-4000 or LO.2-2562.AVAILABLE accommodation for lady or gentleman in Abbotsford Nursing 6r Convalescent Home.Beautiful country surroundings & home atmosphere.Registered nurses on premises at all times.Further in.\"onnatlon, phone Granby Frontenac 2-5343.18.Wanted To Rent 3 OR 4 ROOM apartment, heated, good locality required fop couple Just nr- 1 rived from Scotland.Pie*?* u-rUe P.O Box 741.Sherbrooke.THREE or four room heated and furnished apartment, for Septem- | ber, October and November.Elder- J ly couple, no pets.Apply Record Box 146, SEVEN room house at Stanstead.Immediate possession.Tel.TRinlty 6-2990.5.\tLots For Sale TO SELL \u2014 Numerous lots.60 \\ 125, near city limits on Galt West $500.$19 down.$5-00 a month.Interest 5' .Apply Alfred Lefebvre.1374 Belvedere South.Tel.LO.7-M20.BEAUTIFUL large resdy-to.hmld real- j dential city lots.Full city improve-ments.Jacques Cartier, Leclerc.Bachand, Gauvtn Streets etc.Good j financing.Help to build.Sec He bert\u2019a, 2155 Bachand St.Phone LO.2-0874,\t] 6.\tCottages Far Sale \tCBMT New* >\tLocal Front Newi î Sports In Review ) Station closing UR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon Dantist 204 Wellington SC North opposite Court House.Phone: LO.7 t(A4.Optometrists \"DUROLUX\u201d WHITE ENAMEL and CHROME ALUMINUM \u2014 $3.95 Gallon.ALBERT, TRUDEAU, Optometrist, Continental Building, Sherbrooke Tel: LO 2-0517.Ey-s crammed.PLUMBING BARGAIN \u2014 Bathroom Set \u2014 $9995 416 foot cast iron bath nn legs, 10 x 14 lavatory with fittings, toilet and seat.Reduced prices now offered on kitchen sinks, lavatories, toilets and pipes.AUCTION SALE for Rev, Geo, Harrington, COLLEGE STREET, DUE RICHMOND, FOR CAMP OR COTTAGE Sleeping bags from $6.50; haversacks from 39c: ground sheets, water bottles, mess kits, compasses, hunting knives, flashlights, kit bags, binoculars, shirts, sox, leans.Double decker bunks, army blankets, pillows, folding cots, electric hot plates, stainless cutlery, life preservers, tarpaulins, garden hose, etc.SMITH SURPLUS STORE 900 Wellington St.South Tel.LO.2-0464 BUY NOW., and SAVE 1950 Chevrolet 1 Ton Truck.Body and machanicatly sound.5 now tiros, formerly Bell Tel.operated.\tîCCft Only\tD3U.1949 Chevrolet 1 Ton Pick-Up.Extra good value.$ Only *300.1952 L-120 International Vc Ton Panel Truck.Perfect shape.\t$ Good tires.675 HENRI GIRARD liée International Dealer 1470 King St.West Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.9-2549 Saturday, Sept.1st, AT 1:00 P.M.Lindsay Piano, chesterfield suite, : music cabinet.Easy chair and stool, I Wostinghouae refrigerator, washing ! machine, State vacuum cleaner, floor ' anti tabic lamps, ferns and stands, | side tables and odd tables, lawn chairs and tables, lawn swing, bevel glass ; mirrors, umbrella stand, library tabic and chair, 5 (t.flat top desk and ! swivel chair, book cases, stationery ! cabinet, 8-day chime clock.8 pc.dining room set, large quantity of flow-| er pots, skis & snow shoe*, garden ! tools, 3 chrome kitchen chairs, drop ! leaf kitehen table, odd single beds, many odd chairs, antique clock, floor - model radio, many odd beds, bureaus, and night tables, very good set of twin beds complete (birch finish), : drop leaf desk, day bed and baby crib, marble top table, odd trunks, pictures, books, many odd dishes and cooking utensils, metal utility table, many articles too numerous to mention.everything must be sold as Mr.Harrington is leaving for the West.Terms: CASH ART BENNETT, (Auctioneer).Tel.90W, Sawyerville, Tel.LO.7-4023 Lennoxville Office.SATURDAY, AUS.23 9.30\tCaptain Kangaroo 10.30\tMighty Mouse Playhouae 11.00\tWinky Dink and You 11.30\tOperation U.S.A.12.00\tBig Top 1.00\tTBA 1 45 Baseball Preview I.\t55 Baseball Game of the Week 5.00\tThe Saratoga Handicap 5.30\tTBA 6.00\tDance Da*» 6.30\tNeustime 6.45 Weatherwtse 6.50 Sports Digest 7.00\tHighway Patrol 7.30\tBeat the Clock 8.00\tJackie Gleason 8.30\tStage Show 9.00\tTwo for the Money 9.30\tRuss Morgan Show 10.00\tGunsmoke 10.30\tStory Theatre 11.00\tFinal Edition II.\t25 Your Command Performance 12.45 Sign Off 11.30\tCamera Three 12.00 Let\u2019s Take a Trip 12.30\tThis Is the Life 1.00\tWhat On* Person Can Do 1.15\tMan to Man 1.30\tFaith for Today 2.00\tFaces of Israel 2.15\tSunday Special 2.30\tStage Three 4.30\tBandwagon \u201956 5.00\tFace the Nation 5.30\tCBC Sunday News 8.00\tTelephone Time 6 JO You A re There 7.00\tRange Rider 7.30\tPrivate Secretary 8.00\tWaterfront 8.30\tTimes Square Playhouse 9.00\tG.E.Theatre 9.30\tAlfred Hitchcock 10.00 Final Edition 10.15 Desperate Desmond Show 11.20 Sign Off MONDAY, AUG.27 9.00 Test Pattern 9.25 Program Previews 9.30 The Early News 9.45 TBA 10.00\tMixing Bowl 10.30\tArthur Godfrey 11.00\tIt\u2019s f un to Reduce I 11.15 Movie Museum 11.30\tStrike it Rich SUNDAY, AUG.26 IO.\t(Hi Lamp Unlo My Feet IP.\t30 Look Up and Live U.P0 Eye On New York WPTZ, Plattsburg SATURDAY, AUG 75 2.15 Junior Science 2.30\tFury 3.00\tWestern Theatre 5.00\tHomespun Harmonies 5J5 News & Sports 5.30\tTrading Post 6.00\tNeighborhood Lane 6.30\tTed Mack 7.30\tPeople are Funny R.OO Tony Bennett 0.00 Lawrence Welle 10.00\tEncore Theatre 10.30 Adventure Theatre 11.00\tSat.Eve.Theatre 12.00 Acroa* the Fence 12.15 Love of Life 12.30 Search for Tomorrow 12.45 Guiding Light 1.00\tNews 1.10 Stand Up and B# Counted 1.30\tAs the World Turn* 2.00\tJohnny Carson 2.30\tOpen House 3.00\tThe Big Payoff 3.30\tDuke and His Swingbillies 3.45\tBob Crosby 4.00\tBrighter Day 4.15\tSecret Storm 4.30\tThe Edge of Night 5.00\tPolar Bear Playtime 5.15\tChuckwagon Tale* 6.30\tNewstime 6.45\tWeatherwise 6.50 Sports Digest 7.00\tDuke and His Swingbillies 7.15\tNews 7.30\tRobin Hood 8.00\tStory Theatre 8.30\tGodfrey\u2019s Talent Scouts 9.00\tCharlie Farrell 9.30\tVic Damone .Show 10.00\tMobile Theatre 10.30 Your TV Theatre It.00 Final Edition ' 11.15 Sign Off Channel 5 COMMISSION SALE at W.S.Little's Sales Stable EATON CORNER Wednesday, August 29, at 1 o'clock P.M.Livestock, machinery and other merchandise.Terms: Cash.No cheques accepted.Howard Stendish, Auctioneer AYER\u2019S CLIFF, QUE.L.H.Hunt, Clerk Sawyerville, Quebec.SUNDAY, AUG.26 j 12.00 Test Pattern 3.15 Sacred Heart Know 3.30 Youth Wants Know to 4.00\tCatholic Hour 4 30 American Forum 5.00\tZoo Parade 5.30\tOral Roberts 6.00\tMeet the Press 6.30\tRoy Rogers 7.00\tTopper 7.30\tFrontier 8.00\tSteve Allen Show 9.00\tAlcoa TV Playhouse 10.00\tMan Against Crime 10.30 Janet Dean, RN 11.00\tCharlie Chan Theatre MONDAY, AUG.27 7.00 Today 12.00 Tic Tac Dough 12.30 It Could Be You 1.00\tFaith For Today 1.30\tHospitality House 2.30\tTennessee Ernie 3.00\tMatinee 4.00\tQueen For A Day 4.45 Modern Romance* 5.00\tOperation Succès* 5.30\tBar 5 Ranch 6.00\tNews 6.15\tTornadoes 6.30\tMr.Wizard 7.00\tSports Scorobook 7.10 Weatherbird 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014 News 7.30\tSherlock Holmes 8.0\tErnie Kovacs Show 9.00 Morning Star Time j 9.00 Pendulum 10.00 Ding Dong School i 9.30 Insp.Mark Saber 10.30 NBC Band Stand 10.00 Wrestling 11.00 Home ; 11.00 Late News & Sports For superior servie* and perfect reception in \u2022 C A, Victor \u2022 Eloctrohome \u2022 Hallicrafter \u2014 Sea Us First \u2014» LEVESQUE LTEE 38 Wellington Si.South \u2014 Tel.LO.2-4765 - OUT-OF-TOWNERS - Rock Island Branch \u2014 Tel.TR.6-2374 Cookshira Brnach \u2014 Tel.96 DRAPER'S CORNER- Mrs H.H.Allison and Mrs.R.H.Draper, accompanied Mrs.Fred Green, of Compton Road to 1 Lennoxville and attended the w, I.meeting at the home of Mrs.W.1.Beattie.In the after-i noon the group were guests of ! the Sherbrooke Daily Record, where Miss Barbara Wark of the ! office staff, conducted them through the building, explaining the, work of the different departments.INDUSTRIAL NURSE Industrie! nurse required by an Eastern Townships Paper Mill.Must be * graduate nurse and bilingual.Some industrial nursing and clerical experience preferred but not necessary.Company doctor and another nurse now employed.Please give full details as *o experience and other qualifications when applying.Record Box 137.CBMT, SATURDAY, AUG.25.3.00\tMusic 4.55 Today on CBMT 5.00\tOver the Line Fence 5.30\tWild Bill Hickok 6.00\tCrunch and Des 6.30\tThe Locker Room 6.45 CBC TV News 7.00\tTerry and Me 7.30\tInterlude 8.00\tJackie Gleasib 8.30\tStage Show- 9.00\tCountry Hoedown 9.30\tFeature Film 11.00 CBC TV News 11.10 Sat.Night Wrestling Montreal \u2014 Channel 6 SUNDAY, AUG.26 3.00\tMusic 4.55 Today on CBMT 5.00\tJunior Magazine 6.00\tCountry Calendar 6.30\tThis is the Life 7.00\tOur Miss Brooks 7.30\tCBC News Magazine 8.00\tF.d Sullivan 9.00\tFour Star Playhouse 9 30 Father Knows Best 10.00\tProfile 10.30 Here and There 11.00\tCBC TV News 11.10 This Week 11.35 Feature Film 27 I O.K.Quality Trucks\t PRICED LOW AT\t Foxbrooke Motors\t LTD.\t 1953 Chevrolet 1 ton\t$ Pick-up, new paint job, good tires, fine\t8 mechanically.Was\t9 $1025.Special \u2014\t5 1953 Chevrolet 1 ton panel, excellent condition\tthrough-\t1 CO 4A out, was $1025.\u2014\t9 Special \u2014\t5 1952 Chevrolet Vj ton panel, commercial red.In spotless\t$ 5 condition.Was $750.\t9 Spatial \u2014\t5 1951 Chevrolet, 2 ton stake body, very clean, motor over-\t$ 8 hauled, good tires.\t9 Was $1050.Special\t5 1949 Studebaker \u2019 a ton pick-up, nawly painted.\tA nice clean light truck.Was $450.00.\t\u2014\t$ 3 \t9 Special \u2014\t5 1949 Chevrolet Mi ton panel, in de-\t$ 2 pendable\trunning order, was $395.00.\t4 Special \u2014\t5 (Authorised dealer\tfor CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE,\t CADILLAC.)\t 345 Wellington St.\tSouth Tel.LO.9-3606\u2014LO.\t9-3608 MID SUMMER SALE USED CAR SPECIALS 1952 Packard 5«dan,\t1950 Austin Sadan.ovar driva, air condi-\tIlk# new\t$495.00 Honed\t$1495.00\t1949 Austin Coach $295.00 1952 Hillman Convertible,\t1950 Morris Oxford new peint, tires;\tSedan\t$450.00 heater\t$595.00\t1948 Morris Sedan $295.00 1952 Morris Minor\t1948 Buick Road- Sedan\t$495.00 master\t$475.00 COOMBS 1936 Chevrolet Coach $45.00 GARAGE 900, King St.West, Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.LO.7-5247 WMTW, Mt.Washington \u2014 | LOO Oral Roberts 1.30\tHow Christian Science Heals 1.45 Man to Man 2.00\tThe Christophers 2.30\tSermons in Science 3.00\tSunday Matinee 4.30\tTo be announced 5.00\tGoing Places 6.00\tTelephone Time 6.30\tYou Are There 7.00\tYou Asked For It 7.30\tPrivate Secretary 8.00\tEd Sullivan Show 9.00\tMasquerade Party 9.30\tAlfred Hitchcock 10.00\tTo be announced in.30 What\u2019s My Line?11.00\tSunday News Special 11.1» Sign Off SATURDAY, AUG.25 1.15 Wings Around the W'orld 1.45 Baseball Preview 1.55 Baseball Game of the Weak 5.00 Saratoga Handicap 5.30\tNorth Kountry Karavan I 6.00 Sports Final | 6.05 All-American Wrestling i 7.00 The Wagonmasters 7.30\tStar Tonight ] 8.00 Jackie Gleason j 8.30 Stage Show ! 9.00 Lawrence Welk 10.00 Western Playhouse j 11.00 Tomorrow\u2019s Headlines i 11.10 Mt.Wash.Weather i 11.15 The Late Show BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.\t BEST CHOICE .LOV/EST PRICES IN TOWN\t \u2014 LARGE CHOICE OF\tOTHER MODELS \u2014 1955 Buiek Century Sedan\t1952 Pontiac Sedan 1954 Buick Super Hard Top\t195Î Pontiac Sedan 1953 Buick Super Sedan\t1954 Chevrolet Sedan 1951 Buick Roadmaster\t1953 Pontiac Sedan Herd Top\t1953 Chevrolet Coach 1955 Pontiac Laurentian\t1954 Ford Coach Sedan\t1955 Ford Sedan 1954 Pontiac Da Luxe Sedan\t1954 Meteor Station 1953 Pontiac De Luxe Sedan\tWagon 4 Door DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE LTD.\t PONTIAC \u2014 BUICK \u2014\tCMC TRUCK DEALER 1744 King St West\u2014Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.LO.9-4305\t SUNDAY, AUG.26 12.00 Let s Take A Trip 12.30 Wild BiU Hickok MONDAY, AUG.27 1.00\tJohnny Carson 2.30 Cooking can be fun 3.00\tBuilding America MONDAY, AUG.3.00\tMusic 4.55 Today on CBMT 5.00\tHowdy Doody 5.30\tThe Peppermint Prince 5.45\tPictures Please 6.00\tRobin Hood 6.45\tCBC TV News 7.00\tTabloid 7.\"0 Around the Tc,J,n 8.00\tEarnie Kovacr Show 9.00\tPacific 13 9.30\tWho\u2019s the Guest?10.00\tStudio One 11.00\tCBC TV News 11.15 Movie Museum 11.30\tThe Tapp Room Channel 8 3.30\tBob Crosby Show 3.4» North Kountry Karavan 4.10\tMid-Afternoon News 4.15\tSecret Storm 4.30\tCommodore Bob 5.00\tMickey Mouse Club 6.00\tTri-State News 6.15\tThe Early Show 7.15\tJohn Daly\u2014News 7.30\tBold Journey 8.00\tDotty Mack fcbmv 8.30\tVoice of Fir ««ton* 9.00\tCoffin For Congress 9.15\tTo be announced 9.30\tConfidential File 10.00\tMonday Night Fights 10.45\tSports Final 11.00\tTomorrow\u2019s Headlines 11.10\tMt.Wash.Weather USED CARS B*$f Buy* in Town N.V* CLOUTIER Inc 1465 King W., LO.14«0t RESTAURANT CHEZ HENRI Well located, modern equipment.FOR SALE CALL: TR.6-9048 Rock Island.EXPERIENCED OFFICE CLERKS WANTED BY MACHINERY MANUFACTURER Sheuid have high *cheol education and at least 3 years \u2022xperience.Age 20-40.Bilingual preferred.Permanent poll-tion offering excellent opportunity for advancement.Good starting salary.Blue cross benefits.Send full details concerning qualifications and experience to: PERSONNEL S MANAGEMENT SERVICE Placement & Management Consultants 3405 Cote Des Neiges, Montreal Tel.: WEIIington 2001 \u2014 Eves.& Week-ends, WE.8759 Our fee is paid by our Employer-Client I .SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, Seven BOLTON GLEN- Mr.and Mrs.Glen Brown and daughter.Miss Gerrie Brown entertained at a shower at their home \u201cBonnie Burne.\u201d in honor of Miss Christel Reglin.Thel bride-elect was presented with a-corsage by her mother Mrs.Gusl Regiin and was escorted to a | special chair under a Chinese parosal from which flowed pink* and white streamers which directed her to attractively wrapped gifts.At the lace covered table centered with an artistic arrangement of summer flowers Mrs.Regbn poured tea and coffee.Mrs.James Eaton, Mrs.Eric Stanbridge and the hostess.Mrs.Glen Brown, served refreshments.Mrs.Regiin also entertained at her home in Knowlton tt a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter's marriage.Mr.and Mrs.Kaiser, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Rosen-burg.of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Dixon at Glendale.Miss Barbara Rodgers, of Montreal, has been a guest of Mayor and Mrs.Cousens.© Sherbrooke Auto Spring Ltd.Leaf Spring.Coll Spring, Shock Absorbers, etc.Sales and Service: '\u2018For us it\u2019s always Springtime\" M5 Big Forks Streot Tel.: LO.9-114* BROMPTONVILLE USGAR \u2014 Master Ronald Bertrand, of Beebe, spent a week with his friend, Master Jimmie Johnston.Recent guests for a few days of Mr.and Mrs.C.Coote, were Mrs.Albert Harris and children.Lillian and Robert, of Sherbrooke.Visitors at the same home w-ere Mr.and Mrs.Fred Mewell, of Melbourne.H.J.O'CONNELL LTD.GENERAL CONTRACTORS AsplvJt 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 SAWYERVILLt- WEST SUTTON- Mrs.Arlene Perkins.Mrs.Marion Perkins and Miss Bessie Perkins, were in Sutton to attend the funeral of Mr.S.C.Powers.ASBESTOS PRODUCTION' More than 300,000 tons of asbestos has been produced in Canada so far this year.ART BENNETT Graduate of Repperfs School of Auctioneering Bilingual Professional Auctioneer - REAL ESTATE \u2014 Tel.90W \u2014 Sawyervilln Earl Wells, Assistant.Tel.LO.7-4023 FOR SALE CYR ROCK FARM DANVILLE, QUE.With Herd of Registered Jerseys and Itnplemenls or Farm only.Farm is in excellent state of cultivation.The herd is the result of twenty-three years of constructive breeding and careful selection.Four of the recent herd sires imported from U.S.A.For further information contact.EDGAR W.SMITH \u2014 Danville, Que.NEW AND RECONDITIONED MOTORS hTim*, gs&sph.-\t».< STARTERS W / REWINDING TRANSFORMERS\t^\tREPAIRS On All Types of Electrical Appliances 1 WIGGETT ELECTRIC LTD.I m\t\t\t m\t\t\t m\t\t\t m\t\t\tm \t\t\t FOR SALE 1951 SEVEN PASSENGER LIMOUSINES Several DeLuxe Chryslers and Dodges, A-1 condition, newly reupholstered and recently overhauled.Reasonably priced.For information contact Mr.Finder \u2014 MURRAY HILL LIMOUSINE SERVICE LIMITED 1380 Barrie Street, Montreal \u2014 Gl.5311 MORTY MEEKLE  Handy Gutde To Eastern Townships' Merchants And Business Services SHERBROOKE- FLOOR SANDING Done the way you want it \u2014 We also specialize in tile laying.ANTONIO MASSON 1509 Galt St.Wait Tel.LO.2-8409 JOS.CUSTEAU Bilingual, Licanvad, Real ta tata Agent, Public Auctioneer $35 Short St, Sherbrooke.(Ras-) L.2-034* Ralph Getty, Sec.Tel.LO.7-4552 GLASS PAINTS Hobbs' Plate Glass Mirror* Fiberglass Screening Pittsburgh Paints Pittsburgh Brushes Sold at your furniture, Hardware ft Paint Store Entranceways, Store Fronts, Windshields rrjTj CANADIAN Iffy PITTSBURGH SJJJ iKButtiiis in,, no 115 Big Forks, Sherbrooke Tel.LO.7-4846 WATERLOO- B.F.GOODRICH CITY TIRE SALE 161 DEPOT ST.Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.LO.V4S36 0LEY A.YOUNG Foster Road LICENSED AUCTIONEER Tel.1154-J-2, Waterloo.KNOWlTON\u2014 Guard Against Fuel Shortages Later\u2014 FILL YOUR COAL TIN NOW Summer Prices In Effect J.S.MITCHELL & CO.LTD.Tel.LO.2-2662 AUCTIONEER M.J.BLACKWOOD Knowlton \u2014 Tel.271 Graduate of Reisch School of Auctioneering, largest in the world, Mason City, Iowa.SERVICES INCLUDE Complete Sales Management.WATERVILLE- HEATHTON- Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Archie Bean were Mr.and Mrs.Morton Bean, of Melrose, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Speak-man and family, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.John Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Avery Davis and Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Davis attended the silver wedding anniversary WATERVILLE MOTORS REG'D GENERAL REPAIRS\u2014PAINTING \u2014 ALL NEW, MODERN MACHINERY \u2014 SAND AND GRAVEL HAULED \u2014 LOADING SHOVEL FOR HIRE.Tel.21-ring.3 of Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Magnent, of Franklin, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Davis were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Capsev of Highgate Ctr.VL Scenic Colorado Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 The Rio \u2014 rises in Colorado 7 Capital of Colorado 13\tEagles\u2019 nests 14\tInterstice 15\tColorado is \u2022one of the western \u2014- 16\tMusical instruments 17\tHebrew (ab.) 18\tBiblical high priest 20\tPowerful explosive 21\tIrish province 25 Handled 28 Cubic meters 32\tFrench city 33\tVigilant 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//1\u2014 .JEFF COBB 6AM3Î4, DONT / PE CC-^T vOU WANT TO BACK .fEE WHAT'S )(J6FF.Î in lu5ek-5 / VLv y SUITCASE\u2019 ) Sx V SOON AS I MALE SLICE OBOOV IS OOMiNC- .ICONN't I MlSHT.!./O 1 TT-i; BY PETER HOFFMAN £ SVORT.T S ,J.('-'\"\".l i THtm.l'y» \\ ™ \\Vv a I KIFVf R l ^ MT~ but \\ HON Dip | KNOW THERE WERE TWO OTHER CHAPS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENCY\" READ ANYTHIN»: 1 Mi.IBM ( \u2018WA-VA-X A .M H V KiACH/i\\t ) HAS A»E Eight-\u2014- SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25.1956 ç>(?kurch Services :¥ in /\t-Think Of Entire Family l°ri°TvL^\\xi The Womens Sphere When Decorating A Home lanamv Rlvri ar(» leavina OH\tJL\t_\tun 1 r-TT\tstairs anrl dr>WTt it i* Rev.and Mrs.A.V.Ottiwell, McManamy Blvd., are leaving on Tuesday for Montreal, where Mr.Ottiwell will commence his duties as senior assistant at Christ g i Church Cathedral They will re it £ v.,.v.v.^.v.v*v.»:^^\tturn on August 31.when Rev.W.v.w.,,.,v.i\tw, ottiwell will take the Ser.Anglican Church of Canada CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Bowen Avenue South Rev.Ronald Reeve, M A- B.D., Priest In Charge Sunday, August 26th., 1956.Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 9.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.â>î.îlptpr\u2019e d-lfurrli Trinity XIII 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.Morning Prayer 7 00 p.m.Evening Prayer Wednesday 10.00 a m.Holy Communion | Friday 7.30 a.m.Holy Communion i Th* United Church Of Canada Snmnrraui At (Trtnttg Court and William Street Rev.T.D.F.Everett, B.A., B.D., Minister.Mrs.R.J.Bell, L.Mus.Organist and Choir Director.Mr.vices at the Church of St.Paul, the Apostle on the first Sunday of September.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mr and Mrs R T Atto, Park Ave., Lennoxvilit, were guests at the marriage of their nephew, Mr.Ian MacLeay, to Miss Lorna Jones, which took place in Mont-1 real last Saturday.They spent the week-end at Burlington, Vt, 11.00 a m.\u2014 United Service anfj attended the Vermont Gla with Plymouth congregation, in Plymouth Church Dufferin Av»i-ue at Montreal Street.Rev.R.C.Tait in charge.piijmmith (Tluirrh Established 1835 United Church o< Caned» Dufferin Ave.at Montreal St.CHURCH OF ST.PAUL THE APOSTLE Rev.A.V.Ottiwell, B.A.Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.11.00 a m.\u2014Mattins.The Presbyterian Church In Canada ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH 280 Frontenac Street Minister.Rev.Sidney G Garland, M.A., B.D.Mr.L F.Jeune Organist and Choir Director.Sunday, August 26th., 1956.11:00 a.m.\u2014 United Service with the Baptist Church at St.Andrew's.Subject: \u2018 LIFE'S GREATEST VALUES.\u201d Visitors to our City are cordially invited.Undenominational Rev.R.C.tait.Minister.Mr.Gault P»rk»r.Organist and Choir Director.UNION SUMMER SERVICES in PLYMOUTH CHURCH 111 a.m.Public Worship.Preacher: Rev.R.C.Tait.NORTH HATLEY COMMUNITY HALL 7.30 p.m.Public Worship.Preacher: Rev.R.C.Tait.\u201cCome, lei us worship and bow down.Let us kneel before the Lord our Maker.\" dioli Show, held at Rutland, Vt.\u2022 * * Dr and Mrs.A A.Dougan and family, who spent three weeks holidaying at Hatley Acres, have returned to their home on Clough Ave.Miss Elisabeth Bradley and 1 Miss Mary Ewing, The Monu-1 ment National, have returned 1 from Richmond, where they were guests of Mrs.Ross Ewing and Mr.and Mrs.Lome Taber.* # * Mr.and Mrs.C.Wayne Hall j and family, who have been vacationing at Woodland Bay, are returning on Tuesday to their home at Stc.Anne de Bellevue.# * * Miss Alice Milford has returned from Boston, Mass., where she attended the sessions of the Florists\u2019 Convention, held during the week.\u2022 * «) Mr.and Mrs.Charles Duchesne By RUTH Mil LETT Sue has just furnished a new house and it is as pretty a picture of a home as you\u2019ll ever see in a decorating journal.Sue s friends are asking each other.\u201cHave you seen Sue s house?It\u2019s loveiy and it is exactly like Sue.What's wrong with this picture W\u2019ell, it so happens that Sue isn\u2019t a career woman, living alone with only herself to please.Sue has a husband and two children.But look from one end of the house to the other and you\u2019ll find no traces of their interests, their personalities or stairs and down, it is definitely Sue's house.And that is how ail of their friends unconsciously re fer to it In her zeal to have a home that is perfect for entertainment, in her desire to have a home that will impress her friends, in her narrow view that a home should express HER personality and preference, many a wife like Sue makes a home that the rest of the family must fit itself into as best it can.A daughter s bedroom turn* into what the mother thinks a girl s bedroom ought to look like, not an expression of the daughter\u2019s tastes and individuality.A son's room must look like a WEST SHEFFORP- their -\tpicture of a boy\u2019s room.Never from from\t¦ mind\tj,# can display his -\u2014 treasures and store all of his keepsakes that come under the adult term of junk.As for the man of the house he just has to fit in as best he can.Such houses may make a woman proud.They may be a flatter Mrs.D.K.McLeod, of Farm ham, was an overnight guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Donaway.Other visitors at the same home included Mr.and Mrs.Dick Ellison, of Ottawa ing background for her The; and his aunt, Mrs.Maud Horner, make other women \u201cooh and SANGSTER MEMORIAL CHURCH GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Evangelical \u2014 Undenominational SUNDAY SERVICES 10.30 a.m.\u2014Lord's Supper.2.30 p.m\u2014Sunday School & Adult Bible Class.7.00 p.m.\u2014 EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.Mr.Welch's subject will be \u201cTHINKING ABOUT OUR THOUGHTS.\u201d 8.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Communion.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Prayer & Bible Study.Listen to \u201cThe Glad Tidings Hour\u201d broadcast over CKTS on Sunday at 5.30 p in.MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE CHAPEL.Corner Denault and Galt Streets Minister Rev.Joseph E Boucher, D D.The Church will be closed during August.It will reopen on September 9th.In the meantime, the congregation will worship in Plymouth United Church.The Salvation Army HUNTINGVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday, August 26th., 1956.11.00 a.m.\u2014Regular Service of Worship.Speaker: Mr.A.J.Patton, B.A.Come\u2014Pray\u2014Invite others.Baptist Church Corner of Portland & Queen Streets Rev.F.C.Amery, Minister.Mrs.C.Wright, Organist.Mrs.E.A.Salter, Choir Director.11:00 a.m.\u2014 United Service in St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church Frontenac Street.* * * NORTH HATLEY 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service.Speaker: Mr.A.W.Brampton and Mr.K.Barnard.\u201cWorship the Lord in the beauty of holiness \u2019 MISS LOUISE ISABEL MILLS, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Lewis Mills and MR.ALEXANDER GEORGE CROSS, son of Mrs.George Esplin Croas and the late Mr Cross of Westmount, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, September 22.at Rockcliffe.Mr.Cross is a graduate of McGill University, School of Commerce, Class of \u201953.\t(Photo of Mr.Cross by Van Dyck & Meyer) Marriages\t£n9°9emen/ '\u2014\t- Mr.and Mrs.C.A, Brazel, of KAPS\u2014BOOTH\ti sier were solosits.\tBelleville, Ont., formerly of Mr ana virs unanes uuvuesne SUTTON, Que \u2014The marriage The bride, who was unattend- Lennoxville, Que., announce the with their\u2019children, Pierre and 1 of Valeria Cynthia, daughter of cd, wore a floor lengtn gown of\tengagement of their\tdaughter, j\u2014\twhite lace and tulle over satin.\tMargaret, to Mr.John\tLambert, The strapless lace bodice was\t| of Toront0i 0nt The\tmarriage topped with a matching jacket,\t^\tarrange(j t0\tp]ace buttoned up the front and having\t| September 29, 'm St.\tThomas a Peter Pan collar, embroidered I Angiican church.Belleville, Ont with seed pearls and sequin and : long sleeves.Her finger tip veil of embroidered tulle hung from a tiara of pearls and sequins and j she carried a cascade bouquet of Granby; Messrs.Elwin Streeter and Roy Graves, Waterloo; Mr.and Mrs.Ellis Averill.Granby and the Messrs.Wilbur Davidson, B.A.South Durham and Clinton J.Donaway, of Farnham.\u201cah.\u201d But are they homes' SFW AND SA VF/ with the newest choice of FABRICS TEXTILE MILL OUTLET 416 Marquette St., Sherbrooke.CATERERS For Weddings, Luncheons, Teas, Home Cooking.ROCKCLIFFE 471 Quebec St.Tel.LO.2-3433 Lucille, ol St.Laurent, arrived\tTS?175 Wellington St.South Sunday, August 26th., 1956.Beautifully illustrated stories will be shown in Sunday School every week at 10:00 a.m.11.00 a.m.\u2014Worship.7.00 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic\tSer- vice.Make Sunday a real day of rest\u2014Visit the Salvation Army.yesterday to attend the Beause-jour-Kenalty wedding which took place in St.Patrick's Church, this morning.* * * Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Simms with their son, David Henekef St., and Mrs.J.R.Simms, Victoria St., have returned from a holiday spent at Pine Point.Me.* \u2022 \u2022 Dr.and Mrs.A.L'Esperance, of Quebec City; Mr.and Mrs.Paul Beausejour, of St.Johns, Que.; and Mr.and Mrs.G.Bour.going, of Montreal, were guests at the Beausejour-Kenalty wedding which took place this morning.* « * Mr.V.W.Newton and Mr.B.N.Stewart, are attending the semi-annual convention of the Canadian Construction Association, being held at Pines Hotel.Digby, August 25 to 28.Booth, of Abercorn, Que , to Mr.Clifford Royden Kaps, of Montreal, took place on Saturday, August 11, in Sutton United Church, the Rev T.W.Tyson officiating.The bride wore a ballerina length gown of white flocked nylon over taffeta fashioned with a full skirt and a fitted bodice having short sleeves.A tiny coronet of pearls held her shoulder-length veil of tulle illusion and she carried a cascade bouquet of [ roses and stephanotis.yellov roses and stephanotes.Mrs.McElroy, the bride\u2019s mother wore a dress of brown flowered nylon over pink taffeta, with beige accessories and a cor-j sage of pink carnations.Mrs.Campbell, the groom's latineti, MAKE FRIENDS If there is no usher immediately available, the man precedes the girl down the* theater aisle.There's nothing chivalrous ____ _________________ ___________about letting a lady stumble Miss Patricia Perry, of Monl- mojber was jn a ancj white : **lrouSh the darkness, groping for real, as bridesmaid, wore a gown ! nyjotl dress an uh'ch Mass., are spending two weeks\t\u2018nclud,;V l\tV in the Mission Cottage* on the\tdeewated m Pink\tand\twh^te\tand Camp Grounds.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Holden \u2022 and children, of Colchester.Vt were recent guests of the latter s ABBOTSFORD\u2014 mother.Mrs.Leon Miller Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Nut- '1: *nd Mt® A VV Bunt 11 brow n were in Lennoxville, ou yean 1 couldn't have any candy THIS AFTERNOON ON ACCOUNT OF TUPS?' end in Bury Miss W.Ives ot Hatley is » guest at Orchard Manoi Mrs.1 Wright and Mr S Matthews-on, of Waterloo, and Mr.and Mrs P.Vintinner and daughter Sharon, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Collins Vinlinner Miss Gertrude Cleary, ol Cleary Station, is the guest ot Mr.and Mrs, L.Thompson and Miss Ruth Thompson, of Flint, Mich., Mr.and Mrs.L.Thomp son and sons, Bobbie, and Jim mic, Mrs.Rose Thompson, of Ayer's Cliff, Mrs 1.Thompson, of Moose Jaw.Alta and Mr.and Mrs.James F.lann.of Asbestos, Mass., were recent guests of Mrs.A.G.Crossftrld Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crossfield are spending a holiday in Lon don, Ont.STANBRIDGE RIDGE\u2014 Mr Herbert Phelps, a former resident, now of the R.C M P motored here with his wife and four young sons, from Saskatchewan, and has been visiting relatives and friends, whom he had not seen for 16 years Mrs.Fred Cook and son, Bruce, were guests of her sister.Mrs.Thomas Baker and lamib.»i Stanbndae East Mrs.\u20ac.Casey, from the West Coast, has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs.B.Crandall, and other relatives here.Little Marion Cummings, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.R.Cummings, has been ill, and under the care of Dr Tougas, of Bedford.Mr and Mrs.Marvin Corey have been in Toledo, Ohio, where they visited their daughter.June and family.A neighborhood party was held at \u201cThe Lodge ', home of Mrs.Ramsey in honor of a number of ladies, who recently observed their birthdays.These included Mrs.Louis Bockus, Mrs.Ramsey, Mrs George Hayes and Mrs.N.Krans.Two long dining tables were arranged in the spacious veranda where 30 people enjoyed a turkey and ham dinner The table* were decorated with bowl* of roses and candles in silver candleabra.A number of birthday cakes -were ser.veri, the lighted candles being extinguished by the guests of honor.Mr.Frank Corey expressed belated birthday wishes to the ladies and thanks were expressed to the hostess for her gracious hospitality Recent guests of Mr*.Ramsey at \u201cThe Lodge\u2019\u2019 included her niece from England, and Mr.and Mrs.Robert Overing and Mrs Lawrence Overing WINDSOR A number of friends gathered in the curling lounge to say tare well in traditional style to Wally Mullins, who is leaving Windsor to take up residence in Montreal After expressing regret at hi* departure and wishing him every success in his new position, Mr.Earle Rice presented Mr.Mil- ; lins with a brief case.Mr.Harvey Finlay, who has not returned to his home town ot New Glasgow, N.S.for 25 year*, received a unique reception when he arrived at the border of Nova scotia and New Brunswick recently.At Amherst, N S, m a colorful greeting at corded to tourist*, be was piped across the border by Piper Roy, of Cape Brelon and his band.The Province oi Quebec, the cradle ol Canada, has a rich tradition as the birthplace of Canadian agriculture Throughout the years, the land has provided the source oi livelihood for the larger part of its population.In this great agricultural development the Eastern Townships, that rich area radiating from Sherbrooke which is known as the Queen of the Eastern Townships, has long been to the fore front It stands as a leader in animal breeding and field crops, in dairying and poultry, in beef cattle and maple products, etc., while keeping to the fore in industrial and commercial holds.Urban communities provide excellent markets for the sale locally of farm produce and the rural population constitutes a first class market for manufactured goods This mutual assistance huilds up a very healthy economic situation and is beneficial to the community It gives me great pleasure to urge consumers to visit the agricultural sections of the Sherbrooke Fair and see for themselves the choice products offered them by farmers in their own districts.I particularly invite them to visit the exhibit of the Provincial Department of Agriculture showing how the Provincial Government aids in promoting agricultural prosperity.An unfailing barometer of the progress registered from year to year in the picturesque region lying south of the St.Lawrence River, the Sherbrooke Fair is a credit to its organizers, to the population at large and to the Province.HON LAURENT BARRE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURI LA PROVINCE M ?t Ten SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25.1956 Richmond Fair Results HORSES CLYDESDALE Brood Mare and Foal \u2014 H.E.Perkins.Foal \u2014 H.E.Perkins.Mare 4 years old and over \u2014 H.E.Perkins.PERCHERONS.Stallion 4 years old \u2014 Rosario Bernier.Brood Mare and Foal \u2014 Rosario Bernier.Foal \u2014 Rosario Bernier.Mare 4 years old \u2014 Rosario Bernier.Mare 2 years old \u2014 Rosario Bernier.Progeny of Dam \u2014 Rosario Bernier.BELGIANS Stallion 4 years \u2014 Louis Maurice.Stallion 2 years old \u2014 E.Gallup.Stallion 1 year old \u2014 Ed Ward- Brood Mare and Foal \u2014 1.Earl M.Gallup, 2.H.E.Perkins.3.Ed Ward.Foal \u2014 1.Earl Gallup, 2.H.E.Perkins, 3.Ed Ward.Mare 4 years old and over \u2014 | 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.R.W.Simpson, 3.H.E.Perkins.Brood Mare and Foal \u2014 Earl ; Gallup.Marc 3 years- old \u2014 Earl Gallup.Stallion 1 year old \u2014 Ed.Ward.Mare 1 year old \u2014 Earl Gallup.Progeny of Dam \u2014 1.Earl Gallup, 2.R.W.Simpson.Get of Sire \u2014 Earl Gallup.Double Draught Horses \u2014 11.Earl Gallup, 2.R.W.Simpson.Mare 3 years old \u2014 Louis Maurice.Roadster 2 years old \u2014 1.H.A.Fowler, 2.H.E.Wheeler.Single Driving Horse in Harn- ess \u2014 1.George Young, 2.Mrs.Wr.V.Smith.Single Driving Horse in Harness 15'/i and over \u2014 Mrs.W.Smith.Srtgle Driving Horse High Steppers \u2014 Mrs.W.V.Smith.Pony in Harness 13 Hand and under \u2014 1.George Young, 2.Robert and Michel Jacques.Pony under 15 Hands Ribbon \u2014\tR.Simpson.Saddle Horse Ridden by Gentleman \u2014 1.Lome Lyster, 2.H.E.Wheeler.Saddle Horse Ridden by Lady \u2014\t1.Bert Taylor.2.La Ferme Manasan Ltd.GENERAL PURPOSE CLASS Filly or Gelding 2 years old \u2014 H.E Perkins.SPECIAL PRIZE LIST Pair Draught Mares \u2014 Elmer Crack.Single Draught Horse in Harness \u2014 Elmer Crack.Brood Mare with Foal \u2014 H.E.Perkins.Foal \u2014 H.E.Perkins.SUCCESS TO THE DIRECTORS OF SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION Superior Dairy Products \u2014 \"Milk - Cream - Butter - Ice Cream\" are distributed in Sherbrooke-Magog and district \u2014 mm.hîfL.1664 Galt St.West 81 Jerome Street MAGOG DAIRY INC.First company in Canada to introduce \"SEALBRIGHT\u201d Sanitary Cap SHERBROOKE MAGOG Tel.LO.2-9901 Tel.VI.3-3367 It is with great pleasure that I extend a welcome to everyone in the Eastern Townships, and beyond it, to visit the Seventy-first Annual Sherbrooke Exhibition.The Provincial Government is, of course, extremely interested in these exhibitions which mirror the industrial and agricultural development of our Province This year the Department of Lands and Forests have an exhibition at the fair stressing the importance of forests in the national life of Canada, and showing how fortunate is the Province of Québec in her forest resources \u2014 the exhibit stresses, too, the need for proper care of this rich natural gift.I believe it would be both instructive and interesting for each of you to visit this exhibit.Finally I wish to congratulate the directors of the Eastern Townships' Agricultural Association and all who worked with them to moke this exhibition the best ever, Good Luck, and see you nt the Fair.It.-Col.the HON.J.S.BOURQUE,\u2019 Minister of Lands and Forests and Hydraulic Rasourca*.LA IHtOVINCE Dl Single Draught Horse \u2014 Ralph A.Fowler.Best Registered Stallion Johns-Manville Special \u2014 Louis Maurice.Best Registered Mare Johns-Manville Special \u2014 Earl Gallup.Best Pair Farm Horses Johns-Manville Special \u2014 Earl Gallup Lady Drivers \u2014 1.George Young, 2.Mrs.W\u2019.V.Smith.Best Registered Belgian Stal-; Hon \u2014 Louis Maurice.Best Mare or Gelding in Road-| ster class Mrs.O.M.J.Ingalls Special \u2014 La Ferme Manasan Ltd.Best Brood Mare any age \u2014 1.H.A.Fowler, 2.H.E.Perkins, 3.Ed Ward, 4.H.E.Perkins.AYRSHIRES Bull Calf junior \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Alexander Johnston, 3.John Johnston.Bull Calf senior \u2014 Tom Ride & Son, 2.Douglas Johnston.Bull One year \u2014 S.A.Doyle : Bull two years \u2014 1.John Johnston, 2.O.A.Fowler, 3.Tom Ride Sc Son.Bull, three years and over \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston.2.Ralph Fowler.Senior Champion Male \u2014 ! John Johnston.Reserve Senior Champion Male \u2014\tDouglas Johnston.Junior Champion Male \u2014 Tom Ride f Son.Reserve Junior Champion Male \u2014\tDouglas Johnston.Grand Champion Male \u2014 John Johnston.Reserve Grand Champion Male I \u2014 Douglas Johnston.Heifer Calf junior \u2014 1.John Johnston, 2.Douglas Johnston, 3.\tVernal C.Doyle, 4.S.A.C.| Doyle, 5.Ralph Fowler, 6.0.A.Fowler, 7.Tom Ride & Son.I Heifer Calf junior \u2014 1.John I Johnston, 2.Tom Ride & Son, 3.j Alexander Johnston, 4 Ralph Fowler, 5.S.A.Doyle, 6./Alexander Johnston, 7, John Johnston, 8.Tom Ride & Son, 9.John Johnston, 10.Donald Fowler, 11.Douglas Johnston, 12.0.A.Fowler.Heifer Yearling junior \u2014 1.Alexander Johnston, 2.0.A.Fowler, 3.Douglas Johnston, 4 John Johnston, 5.Tom Ride & Son, 6.Donald Fowler, Vernal C.Doyle, 8.S.A.Doy'e.Heifer Senior Yearling \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Tom Ride a Son, 3.Douglas Johnston, 4 Douglas Johnston, 5.John Johnston, 6.John Johnston, 7.Tom Ride & Son.8.S.A.Doyle, 9.Alexander Johnston, 10, 0.A.Fowler.Heifer, two years, dry \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.0.A.Fowler, 3.Alexander Johnston, 4.Douglas Johnston, 5.John Johnston, 6.Tom Ride & Son, 7.John Johnston, 8.S.A.Doyte, 9, Vernal C.Doyle, 10.Donald Fowler.Heifer, two years, milking \u2014 1.Tom Ride & Son, 2.Alexander Jubnston, 3.Douglas Johnston, 6.\tS.A.Ooylc, 5.John Johnston.Cow, three years and under, dry \u2014\u2022 1, Tom Ride & Son, 2.{ Alex nder Johnston, 3.Ralph Fowler, 4.Alexander Johnston, 5.S.A.Doyle, 6.John Johnston, 7.\t0 A.Fowler.Cow, three years and under five, mill ing \u2014 1.Douglas John-1 ston, 2.Douglas Johnston, 3.! Tom Ride & Son, 4.John Johnston, 5.S.A.Doyle, fi.Alexan- ! d>r Johnston, 7.Ralph Fowler, 8.j 0.A.Fowler.Cow, five years an.l Over, dry I \u2014\t1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Tom Ridr & Son, 3.John Johnston, 4.\tRalph Fowler, 5.S.A.Fowler, (1.0.A.Fowler, 7.Alexander Johnston.Cow, five years and over, milking \u2014 1, S.A.Doyle, 2.Tom Ride & Son, 3.John Johnston, 4.\tDouglas Johnston.5.0.A.Fowler, 6, Alexander Johntson.S nior Champion Female \u2014 Tom Ride & Son.Reserve Senior Champion Female \u2014 Douglas Johnston.Junior Champion Female \u2014 Douglas Johnston.Reserve Junior Champion Fe-mal' \u2014 John Johnston.Grand Champion Female \u2014 Tom Ride & Son.Reserve Grand Champion Female \u2014 Douglas Johnston.Senior Herd \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Tom Ride & Son, 3.John Johnston, 4.S.A.Doyle, 5.\t0.A.Fowler.6.Ralph Fowler.Seni r Get of Sire \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Tom Ride & Son, 3.John Johnston.4.S.A.Doyle, 5.Alexander Johnston, 6.0.A.Fowler.Progeny of Dam \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.Alexander Johnston, 3.John Johnston, 4.S.A.Doyle, 5.Tom Ride & Son, 6.0.A.Fowler.Junior or Breeder's Herd \u2014 3.\tDouglas Johnston, 2.Tom Ride & Son.3.John Johnston, 4.\tAlexander Johnston, 5.S.A.Doy\u2019 Junior Get of Sire \u2014 1.Douglas Johnston, 2.John Johnston, 3.T i Ride & Son, 4.Alexander Johnstor.5.S.A.Doyle, 6.O.A.Fowler.Best Uddered Cow \u2014 Tom Ride & Son.Best Ayrshire temale \u2014 S.A.Doyle.Best registered Heiler Calf Ayrshire \u2014 Ralph Fowler.Best Ayrshire Junior Cham-uion Male \u2014 S.A.Doyle.Second Best Male and Two Females, Ayrshires \u2014 Ralph Fowler.Grand Champion Female \u2014 S A.Doyle.Best Female Calf \u2014 S.A.Doyle.Best Champion Ayrshire Cow \u2014 S.A.Doyle.Best Senior Herd Ayrshire* \u2014 Douglas Johnston.Best Junior Ayrshire Herd \u2014 Douglas Johnston.JERSEYS Bull Calf Junior \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Bull one year \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.M.E Taber.Bull two years \u2014 Calvin Fleming.Bull three years and over \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2 Calvin Fleming.Senior Champion Male \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Reserve Senior Champion Male \u2014\tCalvin Fleming.Junior Champion Male \u2014 E.W.Simpson.Reserve Champion Male Jun ior \u2014 M.E.Taber.Grand Champion Male \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Reserve Grand Champion Male \u2014\tR.W.Simpson.Heifer Calf Junior \u2014 1.T.Crack, 2.David Crack, 3.Ken neth Johnson, 4.R.W.Simpson, 5.Warren Taber, 6.Diane Taber.Heifer Calf Senior \u2014- 1.M.E.Taber.2.R.W.Simpson, 3.M.E.Taber.Heifer Junior yearling \u2014 l.M.E.Taber, 2.R.W.Simpson, 3.Calvin Fleming, 4.David Crack, 5.Kenneth Johnson.Heifer Senior yearling \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.Calvin Fleming, 3.M.E.Taber.Heifer, two years, Dry \u2014 I.M.E.Taber, 2.Calvin Fleming, 3.Warren Taber, 4.R.W.Simpson, 5.Calvin Fleming, 6.R.W.Simpson.Heifer, two years, Milking \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.R.W.Simpson, 3.M.E.Taber.Cow, three years and under five years, Dry \u2014 1.M.E.Taber, 2.Calvin Fleming, 3.K.W.Simpson.Cow, three years and under, Milking \u2014 1.M.E.Taber, 2.R.W.Simpson Cow, five years and oved, Dry \u2014\t1.R.W.Simpson.2.M.E.Taber, 3.Calvin Fleming, Cow, five years and over, Milking \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Senior Champion Female \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Reserve Champion Female \u2014 M.E.Taber.Junior Champion Female \u2014 M.E.Taber.Junior Reserve Champion Female \u2014 F.Crack.Grand Champion Female R.W.Simpson.Reserve Grand Champion Female \u2014 M.E.Taber.-Senior Herd \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.Calvin Fleming.Senior Get of Sire \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.M.E.Taber, 3.Calvin Fleming.Progeny of Dam \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.M.E.Taber, 3.Calvin Fleming.Junior or Breeder's Herd \u2014 1.R.W.Simpson, 2.M.E Taber.Junior Get of Sire \u2014 1, M, E.Taber, 2.R.W.Simpson, 3.Calvin Fleming.Best Uddered Cow \u2014 1.R W.Simpson, 2 M.E.Taber.Best Registered Heifer Calf Jersey \u2014- Fredy Crack.Best Jersey Junior Champion Male \u2014 R W.Simpson.Grand Champion Jersey Ma e\tDRALGHT.- R W Simpson.\tFilly or Gelding 3 years old \u2014 Second Best Male and two H.E.Fowler.Females \u2014 M.E.Taber.Grand Champion Female \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Best Jersey Dairy Cow \u2014 R.W.Simpson.Best Female Calf \u2014 fredy Crack.Filly or Gelding 2 years old \u2014 L H.A.Fowler.2.O.A.Fowler.Filly or Gelding 1 year old \u2014 O.A.Fowler HEREFORDS All p .ncipal prizes were won i bv Lome Skillen.As always.the Sherbrooke Fair for the Best in Entertainment \u2014 md Page-Sangster Printing Company Limited For the Best in \"Quality Printing\" 406 Minto St\u2014Tel.LO.2-3861 Sherbrooke.jrrr\u2014\u2019t SiSiffii FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE is Grandstand Show\u2019 at the u SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION to see Geo.A.Hamid's Production International Revue\" MILTON BLAKELY, EMCEE Outstanding star ot stage, screen and TV, headlines George Hamid\u2019s International revue.with Starlettes of Radio City, N Y.featuring DENISE ANGERS, Miss \"Canadian Television' Approximately 100 ARTISTS Ml mh « BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES L, \u2022 \u2022 I \u2022 .% EXQUISITE SHOW 'I k See it at the Sherbrooke Fair, AUG.25th to AUG.30th i* V \u2014' ' ;; .«.6m .xi.^ \u2022 The Lovely Storiettes of Radio City in on \"IRISH\" Number *\tDANCING *\tacrobat acts *\tPRECISION DRILLS *\tSINGING -4 COMEDY FEATURES ?\tTRAINED ANIMALS You\u2019ll Always Remcinhet Geo A.Hamid\u2019s Production The Best Show Ever\u201d WILL MAHONEY, \"Star of 1455 Canadian National Exhibition\u201d, has been wowing patrons for over 40 years.He'll bounce right into the hearts of every audience at the Pair.u I ( it-RBROOKLE DAILY RECORD, SAIL RDA'» \\l CLST :> Nn* Eleven Committee Gives Report Of Hatley July Celebration HATLEY \u2014 An executive eom-nittee meet.:\u2019; of July 1st Ceie-jraüon was held in the Vestry of .he United Church, with Mrs.Cecil Kent, acting president.Rev.H.C.Denton opened the meeting with prayer Minutes were read and various reports were given.All reports not having been received, a complete statement could not be giv.?n.but it was known that the :cIebration was a decided suc-:ess in every way The Committee wishes to ex-end thanks and appreciation to all who contributed in so many say.to this event.Special thanks going to friends in Mas- sawinpi, who have been so gen ero\u2019u with their assistance in the past.General Notes Mrs Hugh McClary attended the Principal s Work Shop held at Bishop's College, Lennoxville.Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rich and two sons, of Toronto, spent a weekend with Mr.Rich's sister, Mrs Archie Moulton and family.Mrs.Barnes, of Essex.Mass., has been visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Foster Mrs.Mabel Doane has been in training at Port Arthur, Ont., is spending a vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs.Ken Little.Mrs Leon Miller, of Beebe, spent a weekend in town visiting Mr.and Mrs.W, p.Dustin and other relatite* Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Drew and Michael, spent a few days at their cottage at Lake Lyster.Mr Jack Ride spent a week-i end in Montreal with friends.Mr and Mrs W.0.M.lier spent a few days in Bancroft, Ont .with their son, Carleton.who is a student minister of the United Church for the summer Mrs.M.Whipple spent a weekend in Rock Island visiting relatives Mr and Mrs.Douglas Hull and family, of South Roya\u2019.ton.Vt, were overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs H.Brown and Dorothy.Mr.and M^ L.McLaughlin, of Quebec City, were guests for a few days of Mr.and Mrs.C.Graham.Visitors at the same hom«- Mrs E.McCrea.of Three Riv rs Recent guests of Mr.and Mr' Elmer Colt included Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Harvey, of Detroit, Mich.Mr.and Mrs Wilfred De-marais, of North Hatle>.Mr and Mrs Reg Colt, of Newport, Vt.; Mr.L.Perkins, of Toronto, Ont.; Mr.Russell Taylor, of Mas sawippi; Mr.and Mrs Herbert Colt of Ayer's Cliff; Mr Richard Colt, of Montreal: Mr Bert Rid- er and two sisters, of Lake Me- ; gantic.a sister-in-law and two daughters, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs Homer Cutler and Mr George Cunningham, of Coati cook and Mr and Mrs R CoffilL of Boston Mass SOUTH DURHAM- Forty two relatives gathered a' the home of Mr and Mr' Joseph Clark to honor Mrs Wilium Lester, who was celebrating her birthday Mrs.Lester hud gone to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Clark and was taken completely by surprise to find her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren awaiting her Lunch was served on the lawn and Mrs Lester was pre sc tiled with a blanket and an electric pad from her family with their bc-t wishes FTit'nds and relatives gathered at the home of Mr.and Mr- Rob ert Johnston to offer felicitations on the occasion of his birth- H V ghes has return-lUendine a sum-Macdonald Col hn Tit / ii 1/ (aMn \\ w Visit Our Exhibit - Booths 49-50-51 at the smmmoKi fa ir \\UGUST 25th to AUGUST 30th COME AND SEE HE LAVAL'S EA'EESE.The \u201cNEW BULK TANK COOLER\" ALSO SEE OUR LATEST COMPLETE LINE OF MILKERS, MILK COOLERS, ETC.\\ t' H A i hn Ût / HI/ ('UWIWXY M s* Shirley Vincent, el Montreal.is spending sever»! weeks \u2022dh Mr and Mrs.Stuart Moore and Mr Reuben Moore Mr Vincent spent a week-end at the same home Mr and Mrs Floyd Walker and family, of Ottawa, spent a holiday with Mrs.Wilfred Watt and family.Mr and Mr' Stuart Stalker of Springfield Mass recently visited r'Salives here.Miss Sandra Franklin has return'd to her home in Kingston.Ont, accompanied by her cou' ins, Mi-'s Km.» Montgomery and Mrs Thomas Cnddmgton M - C \\ Fdlioifs guests from N o Mexico have returned to their home Friends of Mr .1 E Richmond are pleased to hear he is im proving and able to sit up a little while each day.An tce-eream social was held in the United Church hall sponsored by the W.A Mr and Mrs Allan Sutherland have leti ior a holiday in Spring-field, Mass , and New York City COWANSVILLE\u2014 Mr and Mrs Chartes Hu chiinan spent a recent weekend at Morin Heights with their daughter.Miss A id ice Buchanan.R.N who is spending the summei.near there, Mrs Myrtle K Hay, of Ailing ton.Va is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs N.A Steele Caroline Street Mrs Cedric Henry has re turned from Flesherton, Ont , where she was visiting her daughter and son-inlaw.Mr and Mrs Tod McTavish Several people from this town attended the funeral services of Mrs 1!\t!.Hastings in Knowl .ton Mrs Hastings was the nudher of Mr Howard Hastings and sister of Mr.Cedric Henry While Mr Louis Bonnette is in Ottawa, Ont, on a business trip, Mrs.Bonnette and chi! idren are guests of relatives a( Montebello Mr.and Mrs D.A.Collins, of Montreal, spent a weekend with their daughter and son-inlaw.Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Dean.Mrs.Ella Laduke, of Boston, Mass., who is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.James Moore at Fordycc, also visited Mrs.N A.Steele and her daughter, Mrs.Myrtle K.Hay.Mr.Arthur Knight has return ed home after undergoing Mtrg ery al Ihc BMP.Hospital, \u2018Sweetsburc.Res Sister of the Sacred Heart oi Jesus, of Lorette, Man .was a guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Farmer and Master Michael Farmer en route from Ft Hyacinthe to Know Bon to usd her father Mr John Farmer and other relatives Mrs Plamondon and son, of Sherbrooke, have returned to their home after spending Ihe past ten day* with the former's daughter and son-in-law.Mr and Mrs Gardner Phelps during Mr and Mrs.Phelps' absence on a vacation COMPTON - Mr.and Mrs Ernest Johnson, of Montreal, w.is a guest of the former's sister and brother inlaw.Mr and Mrs Alvah Brown Mr.and Mrs Ernest Johnson, of Montreal, were weekend guests of their nephew and niece.Mr, and Mrs Lloyd Hyatt Miami Mrs Charlie Hyatt were also visitors at the same home Mr and Mrs Harold Domina, of Orleans, Mrs Carl Willey, of Willoughby Lake Vt .Mrs Ever ett Willard and two children, of Derby Center, Vt, were visitors .it the Todd home Weekend guests at the same home were Mr and Mrs \\ J,\to! Unadilla.N Y Recent guest ol Mt Arthui Hatchelder and Miss E\\a Groom were Mr and Mrs Howard Wol terton and daughter Judy of Lennoxville, Mr and Mrs Leo Wilson, of Great Bn, ton.Mass , ami Mr and Mrs Nelson Nichols.Miss Arlene Dobb has return ed home to Ways Mills, aftei spending a few days at the Cut 1er home.Miss Jackie Cutler re cently spent a few days with Miss Beverly Dobb at Ways Mills and was accompanied home by Miss Dobb who spent s few days as her guest.Friends in the community were .shocked to hear of the ai i-idental death of Mr.Clement Fortier, a former resident of Compton.Two years ago Mr, Fortier, with his wife, the former Monique Gagnon, moved to Sherbrooke where they made their home, Mrs Fortier and | Min are spending some time with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Gagnon MELBOURNE Mr and Mrs.I> .1 MacSweyn and two children, oi St Hubert, ' arc spending a week's holiday with Mrs Mac Kweyn's parents, Mr and Mrs.F.A Dapp ami Mr and Mrs.H W.Dapp, Mr.V.A Dapp is visiting relatives I in Swan River, Manitoba.Miss Rosalie Murrill was in Cowansville to attend the Smith-Stevenson wedding Mrs Frank Blanchard has re turned home after spending a week with h«r son.Mr Eldred Blanchard.Mrs Blanchard and family.Recent visitors of Mr and Mr* Cameron Oborne and daughter.Sharon, at Richmond Lake, were Mr and Mr- S Billion, Mr» Raymond Waterhouse.Miss Shirley Billson.Mr.and Mrs Bruce Moffatt and family and Mr and Mrs.Harold Jacob, of DeUon The funeral service of Mr Ulysse Roy was held in the French Protestant Church on Sunday Recent visitor* of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Carson, Upper Melbourne wove Mrs John Silver, Mr» Harr! kdani' of Dm HO*! ville Miss Ann Silver, of Ottawa, and Mr» Carson's aunt, Mrs N.Johnston, of Ulverton Visitors of Rev Jacques A.Smith.Mrs Smith and Mr».Eva Robert were Mr, and Mrs P.E, 1 apalme and sons, Girard and Maurice, of Montreal.Rev.and Mrs 1 Vinet and daughter, Jane, of Uno Park, Ont., Mrs.Robert's niece, Mrs A Scott and Mr.Soft and Mr and Mrs.Juneau and daughter, of Actenvale, SAWYERVILIE\u2014 Mr and Mrs \\shton Painter and family, of Drummondvitle.were week end guests of Mr.and Mrs Ernest Painter.Mr> Linton, of St Catharines, Ont , is spending some time with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mr» Maurice Vachon SAVES YOU MONEY \u2022 WITH THE \u2022 NEW » * 12 PINT RETURNABLE * CARTON\t* - you will enjoy « because O'Keefe\u2019s is brewed SEEDLESS HOPS - n'sffl/LDf ïgxr-: \u2022jmrwmrwmr.rmmeMrsm SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Admiral )\u2022 0**1 TELEVISION\u2019S \\\\ 21' Deluxe Model T23B25X.The Cellingweed.Lighted \"Top Front\" Tuning.Walnut, mahogany or blonde finish with golden metal legs included.Model T25B25X, The Durham.Same with 24\"screen, 6\" x 9\" epcaker./ PICTURE 1 EVERY 21* Mode! 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Mm Byjidmg See the latest developments, newest products and educational and industrial exhibits.George Hamid\u2019s International Revue There s no grandstond entertainment to top that offered by George Hamid's great troupe^ this year they'll make the Sherbrooke Fair the most talked about event of the province.Shows in the afternoons and evenings, two shows Wednesday and Thursday evenings, 7 and 9 p.m.Horse Racing The best sulky racing is being scheduled for Sherbrooke Fair week with worthwhile prizes.Livestock Exhibits And Parades The Townships' best livestock will be shown at this year's Sherbrooke Exhibition with large livestock parades, they will be competing for highest honors Come and watch the judging, inspect the stock yourself at the 1956 Sherbrooke exhibitior.Industrial Exhibits The latest automobiles, machinery and appliances.Examine the products on display, compare quality.There is a lot of valuable information to be gained by visiting this section of the most important exhibition in the Province.-OPENING DANCE TO NIGHT- RALPH FLANAGAN and his orchestra at the Arena FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION \u2014 CALL SHERBROOKE LO.2-3222 Alex C.Ross - Managing Director \u2014 J.E.Lamontagne - Secretary DON'T MISS SHERBROOKE'S SEVENTY-FIRST AUGIST 25th.-31st.t É 91 \u2019Fourteen' -'SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25, 1956 LEN O'DONNELL\u2019S ^fjort Shols an cl Pot Shots Athletics Hosts To Quebec In Grid Gpener Tomorrow MARILYN BELL MAKES IT SECOND TIME Canada\u2019s marathon queen.Marilyn Bell, came through with another fine display when she conquered the famous Juan de Fuca strait from Port Angeles, Wash., to Victoria in the record time of 10 hours, 38 minutes.She bettered Bert Thomas\u2019 time by almost an hour.It was her second attempt on the straight and kept her amazing record intact.The 18-year-old sweetheart from Toronto has emerged unbeaten after tangling with Take Ontario, the English Channel and the Juan de Fuca for the \u201cgrand slam\u2019\u2019 of swims.The finish of her epic struggle was a real battle against high waves and the game little youngster was forced to give every, thing she possessed to reach the wharf.She was determined to conquer it and went the limit to do so.An estimated crowd of between 25,000 and 30 000 was on hand to greet her and follow her throughout her last gruelling miles.When she was about four miles from her goal, fighting .1 heavy chop and brisk wind, she stopped swimming for a moment, shook her finger at Gus Ryder and said: \u201cNo matter what happens, what I say, in the next few hours, don\u2019t pull me out.\u201d She was making sure of finishing.Marilyn has certainly proven that she has fight, grit and determination and has made herself a niche in the sporting world with her fine performances.We must admit that she is in a class of her own and is a wonderful idol for all youngsters.» , ?\t?\t?The Richmond Darts League has called a meeting for Wednesday at 8,00 at St.Jacob\u2019s Hotel.President George Berwick is hoping that all clubs will be represented., Any new groups wishing to join are asked to be on hand for the gathering.?\t\"iV\t?The Sherbrooke I.ennoxville Little League rapidly is coming to an end and it looks as though St.Pat\u2019s Old Boys\u2019 sponsored White Sox will walk off with the honors.Coach Gerry Daniels' boys require one more victory out of their three remaining games to wrap up the title and if they continue at their present pace it looks as though it is all over but the shouting.The remaining games of tire schedule are slated to commence at fi.00 instead of 6.15.President Ted Anderson is making the change to allow more time to finish before darkness.The battle for second spot looks as though it will go right to the wire with the Athletics and the Indians battling it out.One slip would give the other squad a big advantage with each team going all out to win the favored runner-up spot.?\t?\t?Competition for the\t18 berths\ton the Olympic\tsquad\tcer- tainly has turned into what can be termed, \u201cThe Battle qf the Best.\u2019\u2019, Some 250\tathletes are in\tHamilton fighting it\tto earn themselves a trip\tto Australia, Of the\tgroup 12 men\tand\tsix women will be chosen.It looks as though chances of making | the grade are pretty slim\twith all the.stars on hand.?\tï-V\t?The Montreal\tAlouettes open\ttheir\tBig Four season\tthis afternoon at 2.00 and the game will he carried over Sherbrooke\u2019s new station t\u2019HLT TV.They will meet the Toronto Argos minus Tom Dublinski and are\tfavored to\tpost ;heir first\twin.\tThe Argos without their star\tquarterback\tand passer are kind\tof an unknown quantity.There was no news from behind Toronto's \u201cIron Football Curtain\u201d but it seems as though Gerry Doucette will get the nod for the quarterback slot although Ed Songin and John Stephans are still with the\tArgos.Ronnie\tKuox\tcertainly made\tan\tim- pression in his Canadian football debut with the Tiger-Cats.The Hamilton squad dropped their opener to Ottawa Rough Riders hut they don\u2019t seem to he worrying very much about it.They are all worked up about their new addition, Ronnie Knox from UCLA.It looks like a tough season all a Round.No more push-overs at Ottawa.?\tv Jr Big Don Newcombe of the Dodgers is the first 20-game v inner of the major leagues this season.He made it with a verdict over the homer-happy Cincinnati Redlegs on Thursday evening and at the same time it kept the Dodgere close on Milwaukee\u2019s heels.The Braves arc still rolling along despite all the pressure and from the look of things it doesn't seem to worry them much.Phillies.The National League race looks as though it will go the | whole vvay while over in the American only a miracle could knock the Yanks out of first place with their comfortable eight-' game lead.The Indians àre the closest but it looks as though I they lack the required power to do anything.?The annual Sherbrooke Fair opens this afternoon with the Conklin midway in full swing while this evening Ralph Flanagan and his R.C.V.Victor recording orchestra will be on hand to get the Fair away on a swinging foot, Boom Boom Geoffrion, of the Montreal Canadiens, will be on hand this evening and will make the presentation of the special door prizes.Tomorrow afternoon it will he Jacques Plante who will be the visiting guest on the \u201cParade of the Champions\" which is staged by Dow Brewery in the main building.Flanagan\u2019s orchestra is recognized as one of the top bands m the country and the executive of the Fair figured he would he a good attraction for the opening night.So don\u2019t forget to drop Friday s Games LITTLE l.t-AGUE 24.Senators Ü.Indian NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6, ( inrinnat! 4.Milwaukee 6, Philadelphia 1.St.Louis 6, Pittsburgh 2.New York 5, Chicago 4, ill Innings) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 2, Chicago 0.Cleveland 5, Boston 3.Detroit 4, Baltimore 1.Kansas City 8, Washington t INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 5.Havana 3.Miami 7, Montreal 1.Richmond 3, Rochester 2 Buffalo 2, Columbus 1.Today's Games LITTLE LEAGUE White Sox vs.Red Sox.NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Milwaukee.Brooklyn at Cincinnati.Pittsburgh at St.Louis.New York at Chicago.AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York.Cleveland at Boston.Kansas City at Washington.Detroit at Baltimore.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Miami at Montreal.Havana at Toronto.Richmond at Rochester.Columbus at Buffalo.Sunday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at.Milwaukee.Philadelphia at Cincinnati.New York at St.Louis (2).Pittsburgh at Chicago (2).AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at New York (2).Cleveland at Washington.Kansas City at.Boston (2*.Chicago at Baltimore 12).INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Miami at Montreal (2.30 p.m.) Columbus at Toronto.Richmond at.Rochester (21.Columbus at.Buffalo (2).League Standings LITTLE LEAGUE TOMORROW\u2019S PROBABLE STARTERS \u2014 The above photo shows the squad which Coach Berwick may start against the Quebec Bulldogs in the QEFU opener.'J* t|ie front, left to right.Alan Anderson, Claude Forgues, Gaston Bergeron, Ron Jenne, Bob Lemieux, Vince Rodrique and Art Buckland.Standing, same order, Karl Burczyk, Lmslie Likas, ( hurlie Warner, Lindsây Smith and Mac Cathcart.\t(Photo by Gerry Lema.) Mayor Hadem To Kick Off At 2 PM.; Coach Bewick's Squad Holds Fm! YTorkcsi Jr.Free-For-All Handicap Pace Main Feature Tomorrow Afternoon; G.W.Gagnon's Maryland Lady Entered Dodgers Lose Ciem Labine For Four Weeks Mayor Armand Nadeau will* offibially help the Sherbrooke Athletics to open their 1956 season here tomorrow afternoon when he boots the first ball against the Quebec Bulldogs at the : Park Avenue Stadium.Game time is 2.00.rain or shine.The Athletics are making a return to the league following a ¦two-year layoff and will present practically a complete new lino.-CINCINNATI GPi \u2014 Pennant\tup.Only eleven performed with the former\tclub while fifteen hopes of Brooklyn Dodgers re-\thave never played the game before.ceived a rude jolt Thursday; Coach Warren Berwick has .r\u2014\u2014 -;- when x-rays disclosed that relief\tbeen drilling the team for two, e.fau\t-^Kenna and his A Junior Free-for-all Handicap Pace is\tthe\tmain\tfeature\ton j pitcher Clem Labine has suffer-\t'veeks and a half which doesn't : executive are\thoping for a good tomorrow afternoon's racing card and\twill\tsee\teight\tof the\ttoo ed a chipped bone in his right\tg\u2018ve very much time to brush crow9 tu get\tthe season under- ! side-wheelers in action.This evening\tanother\tnine-race fixture j wrist and would be out of action\t\u201cP on all the angles.Harry! way and barring serious injuries Hodge is the trainer of the the As should give -a good ac-local team and that has count of themselves for what is slated with post time at 8.15 while tomorrow the bugle call will three tn iw weeks j sound at 2.00.\t: nree 10 Iour weeKs Maryland Lady, owned by\tG.\tW.Gagnon, will be making\ther ;\tLabine was struck while bat- | return to the local track after\ta\tbrief sojourn\tin Montreal.Ade-\ttin2 in the top half of the ninth i lard Dumas\u2019 little mare, Mary\tG.\tHerbert, will\tbe trying for\ther ^\tinning Wednesday night in St, first victory for quite sometime\tand will be\tstarting from\tthe !\tLouis by Cardinal hurler Larry pole position.Amedee Beaudoin and his Direct Harvester have drawn the seventh slot while Fabi'sl General Gallon, fresh from her' double win this week, will get ; away from the eighth position.! Coombs\u2019 Clever Volo has sixth 6\u2014\tALPINE HANOVER, F.Pouliot.7\u2014\tWICOMICO DIRECT, V.Larose.8\u2014\tSPURGEON PATCH.R.Dupont.2HD.a 6TH.\u2014 DO.PACE Purse: $200.00 1\u2014THE GREY GOOSE, C.Poulin.\t, 2\u2014SARA BROOKE, A.Gravel.spot in the held and is rated is h\u2014maximilienne star, r.Demers the horse to watch in the class.1 f-george hy.f.Pouliot.The Coombs horse is one nt !\tTuU.the strongest finishers along I 7\u2014allie truax, r.st-Denis.with Direct Harvester and can 1 8\u2014eventide brooke, a.Beaudoin, emne down the stretch to nip ; 3rd.a zth.- dd.trot the rest of the held.Fabi\u2019s Gen-|\tPurse: ssoo.on eral Gallon seems to have at| i\u2014Maryland queen, l.Huckins.last struck his racing form and'2\"00' miller, h Gendron.following his double *\u2022\u2022\u2022!«\t,\u201e 13\u2014ritherford guv.\t\tP\tW L\tI' Fis White Sox \t\t\t\tJ 7\t14 3\t0 28 Athletics \t\t\t17\t11 fi\t0 22 Indians\t\t18\t10 7\t1 21 Red Sox \t\t\t18\t6 10\t2\t14 Senators \t\t\t18\t5 11\t2 12 Yankees \t\t\t18\t4 13\tJ 9 NATIONAL\tLEAGUE\t\t\t \tw\tL\tPut.\tcm.Milwaukee \t\t74\t48\t.617\t Brooklyn \t\t71\t47\t.802\t2 Cincinnati \t\t70\t52\t.574\t5 St.Louis\tHI\tHO\t.504\t13 Philadelphia \t\t55\t63\t.486\t18 Pittsburgh \t\t51\t71\t.418\t24 Chicago \t\t40\t70\t.412\t24 W New York \t\t40\t70\t.407\t25 AMERICAN\tLEAGUE\t\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGRL New York \t\t79\t44\t.642\t Cleveland \t\t69\t50\t.380\t8 Chicago \t\t65\t53\t.551\tin* Boston \t\tH5\t55\t.542\t12 >2 Detroit \t\t38\t63\t.479\t20 Baltimore \t\t54\t66\t.450\t2314 Washington \t\t50\t69\t.420\t27 Kansas City\t40\t80\t.333\t37:4 INTERNATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tw\tL\tPet.\tGBL Toronto \t\t77\t57\t.575\t Miami \t\t73\tso\t.545\t3V4 Richester \t\t71\t60\t.542\t4>2 Montreal \t\t73\t62\t.541\tV/2 Richmond \t\t64\t70\t.478\t13 Havana\t\t\tHI\t73\t455\t16 Columbus \t\t,v.t\t75\t.440\t18 Buffalo \t\t57\t78\t.422\t20'5 omi/K\toil 11- Jin .n I\u2014BOBBY TAYLOR, B.Blanchette.*.10 4/0 and 2.11 on Wednesday 5_maryland port.j.Hamer, can be reckoned to be right near 6- honey brooke.the top.\t! HLl.KN VAN, I*\u2019.St.-Denis, a\ti-wx- - DU K CORSICA, A.Beaudoin.Another good class is the DD Trot with another good eight- 5TH & *th.- f.f.a.jr.pace ! horse field lo fiffht it out for -hJ\tp'-\u2019rse: f5™-™ 1\u2014MARY G.HERBERT, kept him pretty busy rubbing out\tt^iey\t*a experience they the kinks and looking after the\tmake it up with team spirit, bruises.He has done a grand Coach Berwick has named his job and the boys really appre-1 P^aM® starting squad and will ciate him.\t! send Charlie Warner to the The Quebec squad according to\tQuarterback slot lo direct the all reports will field a pretty \u2019 team while in the backfield he strong club with plenty of ex-\t\"[ill have Karl Burczyk, Emsiie perience and football senst\tL\u2019kas, Lindsay Smith and Mac which will come in very handy.: Cathcart.Three Rivers is the other team Up Front Alan Anderson and in the loop and the w inner of Art Buckland will work the ends Physicians said the cast would:the section will meet the Mont- \"tlh Maurice Forgues, Gaston be\ton\tLabine\ts wrist\tfor\ttwo\treal champions.¦\tBergeron.Bob Lemieux and weeks\tand\tthat he\tprobably\tjhe schedule is an eight-game\tVince Rodrique holding down would be unable to pitch for | affair with four home tilts and the centre with Ron Jenne as the three weeks, or a month.\t;the same amount on the road.! pivot boy.The righthander set a Brook- ; lyn club record Wednesday night1 by finishing his 42nd game.He has saved 16 games for the Dodgers this year, and has a 9-6 won and lost record.Jackson.He pitched the bottom of the inning and saved a 5-3 victory for Roger Craig.After the game Labine said his wrist had become numb, and when the Dodgers arrived here Thursday he was taken to hos-: pital.it : G.De.srochers.COLONEL WILKINS, F Pouliot.she stays on her feet, could well lead the field home.Buster '\u2014sturdy allie, e.Laporie.Put.CBL j Huckins\u2019 Maryland Qm - n mu-t 1 Maryland lady.>.l.Gagnon be considered following her per-|\tHuckin,.' fmmnnnn in nln/nnn .nnnnA 1 7\u2014DIRECT HARVESTER.A.Beaudoin 8\u2014GENERAL GALLON, F.St-Denis Johnny Pesrson Sï£jns Again With Bruins The Aiiiag Argas Tangle Willi Alouettes Today Minus Dublinski, Pfeifer And Shipp; Coach Walker Is Worried formance in placing isecond in [2.15 Wednesday.The list of Sunday\u2019s starters | follow: 1ST.A are ath.Mum, Marlins had broken the letic performances of different three-way tie for second place.: pr:is unlrw a yardstiek is avail- By WHITNEY NEW YORK (JP) \u2014 Inasmuch j and Bob Grove Hoyt was Ruth\u2019s as Mickey Mantle is being com- teammate, and the Babe clipped pared to Babe Ruth in every-.Grove and Lyons for one home thing but appetite, a friend sug-1 run each, gests a check of the relative There were no 20-game win- from ,Ne\"' Cleans, who fashion-\tCtim IwnmA* merits of the pitching Ruth fac- ners in the league last year, al- ed n carryi s\tMantle,\tas of\tproperly confused,\twe ll just say\ttcrnational oorcter two years\tag Red Wing Team Sn Liquor Deal MONTREAL J \u2014 President Na 4 lo lyn Dodgers, who broke up Larry Jansen's comeback magic on homers by Duke Snider and Carl Furillo yesterday.The victory kept the world champions within two games of the first-place Braves, who combined brawn with Warren Spahn to defeat Philadelphia 6-1 as Joe Adcock and Ed Mathews homer-ed.Fourth place St, Louis handed Minarcin a mcmbcr'of thr^Tor- Thursda\u2018V' had ^ homc runs off \"e don t bcllf'vc' Mantle wilL and that some of it had been found 31 pitchers.\tmake his 60 this year, but will in a Detroit gambler's home.Cambell said he knew of the onto club in 1954, had beaten the tu .\t.\t,\t.\t, \u201e Leafs four times without a loss t Thls \",0U d lnd,Ca,° ,hal Mic\u2018 \u2018\u2019vcn,ually\u2019 this season and three times in ,*\u2022' lsa 'il'10 le?' discriminatory .951 while hurling for Buffalo.han ,ho Babe, who seemed to Lynn Lovenguth became the iu,\\e .favorites, including first Toronto pitcher to win 21\t^^erg and Milt Gaston, games since Luke Hamilin turn* whom ho hit four apiece ed the trick in 1943.He checked Mickey has hit four off the Sena-the Sugar Kings with six hits and ,0rs' Camilo Pascual hit a home run in the fifth, drove Seven pitchers were Ruth\u2019s Toronto To Stage Special Welcome situation at the time-thc 1954 Stanley Cup final between the Red Wings and Montreal Canadiens.\"The customs people were fully aware of what had happened,\" said Campbell.\u201cThey told in ef that produced his 17th victory.Cleveland remained eight games behind the first place Yankees by defeating Boston 5-3.Detroit rallied in the ninth to trim Baltimore 4-1 and Kansas City swept-past Washington 8-4.The two-run homers by Bell and Post hoisted the RedJegs into the major league record books with a total of 41 home runs in 21 consecutive games.The old in any games \u2014\t, \u201e \u201e»\t.inkers 34 within ran.-.-' of both the sixth- they wrote a 1941 record by hit-P:.-\u2019ce Pirates and seventh-place ting one or more in 25 eonsecu-by deicMing the Cubs rive games.Brooklyn had held the record for 21 games, with 36 In the American League, the in 1953.'Niavii Itpv'It» tU.il\tP \u2022 t *\t1- V»\ta.\ti i\tÿaltICS.Ai tyers had been involved\t.7'\tstraieht de- record for home runs i ns liquor across the in- v '\tJ ,c ,,f\t,1C' l1-1 v number of consecutive al border two years ago ' 0'v Wk t,ianl; wcre\twas 40.set hy the Yank For Marilyn Bell .\t.\t.\t,\t,\t,\t,\tTORONTO (J \u2014 Swimmer 'Iw Octroi?management.,,, m anothér with a single and\t'iftuns three times, and eight\tM.,niyn Bell is\tto be\twelcomed on\tfeet,\t\u2019you had\tbetter\ttell\tthose tallied the Leafs fifth run in the\t\"fff two-timer^ Mantle has\t,hr steps ef city hall\twhen she re-\tS»vs\tto quit\t\" seventh.\tmr -ed Bob Lemon for three\tturns from her\ttriumphant swim\tAsked if\tthe\tsituation\tthen Hve Montreal errors and four\theme runs, and Lou Kretlow, Ed wild pitches made Dick Farrell\u2019s !\tBurthschy, Herb Score.Paul job easy as the Marlins kept\tFoytack, Billy Hoeft and Virgil within striking distance of the i Trucks for two each.- r> I- ^ across the Strait of Juan de Fuca, brought any suggestion that the Mayor Nathan Phillips said Frl- cup series be cancelled, Camp day-\t! bell said there was no considéra- l,.,f, Monlrpafs Ion,\t2(1.\u2019\t!!\u2019,7Æ iZ\tTf'C on John Roseboros homer\tlame winners in the American * he said.\t\u201d as \"is nonlcnfe \u201d HARNESS RACING MUTUEL BETTING Wednesday and Saturdays, 8 P.M.Sundays, 8.C0 P.M.Sherbrooke Fair Grounds LADIES FREE ON WED.and SAT.Children undar 16 not admitted.For Information Tel.LO.2-4445 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25.1*«*.be* GUTHRIE\u2014 A number of relatives and 1 friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John McKety to surprise them on the occasion of toeir -25th Wedding Anniversary The couple received many beautiful g.tts and a purse j of money.Among those present were Mr.and Mrs M.Kovahk.Mr.and Mrs P Geffert, Mr.and Mrs.J.Ymchuk, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.dean, Jr.all of Montreal; Mr.and Mr> G.Kukenis, Mr.and Mrs.R.Kavalevitz, Mr.and Mrs.Kaspamems.Mr.and Mrs.J.Meilutis and Mrs.A.Astrauskas M*.and Mrs.John Holmes, of Toronto.Ont., are guests of Mr.and Mrs Lewis Bockus.Rev Mr.and Mrs.New, of Vall'yfield.«ere recent guests ' of Mr and Mrs.George Hayes 1 and Mrs.L.Hayes.Mrs.Dorothy Wells, of Bedford, was also rt overnight guest at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.John îaekely i spent four days in Montreal the j past week.Mr and Mrs.Robert Town-sent.of Sutton.Were gue>;s of their brother and sister.Mr.Neil Larange and Mrs.Butlia Martin-dale.Mr.and Mrs.Peler Grockmal and Mr.and Mrs.Jack Revenco and daughter Elaine, of Mont-I real, spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs John luk-ety.Mrs.Lucy Hayes is spending some time in Dunham, the guest ; of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Prime.Mrs.John Krans, Mr.Fred Ladd, Air.and Mrs.Lewis Bock-us, Mrs.B.Martindale and Mr.and Mrs.George Haos attended a birthday party at the home of Mrs.Ramsey.Mr.and Somps, of Montreal, spent the weekend with his family.ASBESTOS- Mrs.Nigel Grcy-Donald sailed aboard the Empress of Scotland to England, where she will join Mr.Grey-Donald, who has spent (he past month holidaying in Great Britain.Mr.and Mrs.Grey-Donald will be returning in the early fall.Mr.and Mr>.F.H Smith.Belvedere Street, were weekend guests of re.atives and friends in Scotstown.Recent guests at the summer home of the Misses MacGonigul were Kev.and Mrs.A.K.Bartlett and them three children, ; Beth.Nancy late and Jimmy, ot Orlando, Fla., Mr \\Uen Bartlett.Jr., and his fiancee, Mus Patricia Giroux, K \\ .and Mr.Douglas Piddle.Mr.and Mrs Desmond Griffin and two children, Terry and Janis and Mr.! and Mrs T.Muttra, all of Montreal, were also guests and were accompanied by Mr.and Mrs Sydney Griffin, «T Danville.Mrs A H.^JUifh spent some time in Danvilla with her mother, Mrs.W Smith, while Mr.and Mrs laywood McMortne were in North Bay, Ont., on ho' Wiyv Mrs.\\natolr Demers enter lamed the bridge club at Lake-view Cottage at Uroehelle,! where the Demers' are spending the summer.Mr.A 11 Smith is spending a vacation at his summer home at -.arochellf.Mr.and Mrs.Julien Proux and family, have returned to their home on Chasse Street, after spending a month's holiday at larochelle.Mr and Mrs.Paul Jutras and little daughter Lise, of Laval-sur-le luie, were holiday guests of Mr.Jutras' mother, Mrs.Ernest Jutras on Chasse Street, Mr.and Mrs.K I, Grant and family, of Manville avenue, oie spending the summer at their cottage at Larochelle.Mrs.J.!.Kendry and child ten.Lindy and Billie, have returned from a visit to Saskatoon, | Sask.Mrs.L.T, Dean amt Mrs.E.Sherry were accompanied by Mr.and Airs.1).J.Wilkins, of Kings bury, on a weekend trip to Quo- j bee City.While there.Ihry stayed at the Old Homestead, Miss Colette Belcourt, R N., formerly wilh the Canadian Johns Manville Hospital, has Joined Trans Canada Airlines as an air hostess.MAPLE HILL - Mrs.Eric Hutchison and son, Jimmy and Tracy, ot Detroit, Mich., and Mr, Archie Little, of Thetford Mines, were visitors of Mr and Mrs.C.Cruickshank.After spending the summer vacation at Tweedside Farm.Miss Margaret Thompson, accom panied by her parents and brother.are visiting relatives in New York.Mrs George Thompson attended the funeral service for Mrs John H.Kinghom in Lennoxville.A meeting of the Young Peoples Society was held at the horn-' of the secretary, Alisa Killa Nugent.Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Pat id MacRae and Mr.and Mrs Fric MacRae included Mr Don aid MacRae.of Cookshire, Messr- Willlie and Sam MacRae and Mrs.A I eeare, Mr Wesley1 Crawford and son Jimmy, Mrs Elmer Jordan and three children, of WebsterviUe, N il Mrs George Thompson is vis Fifteen iting relatives in St.Johnabury, Vt Th?Charles Cruickshank family accompanied by Airs.James Reid, visited Corporal and Mrs.Frank Fast, at the R.C.AF, Radar Station at St.Sylvestre DAVIDSON HILL\u2014 AND BETHEL\u2014 Mr and Mrs.R Lancaster and sons and Master Terry, of Richmond.who is spending his summer holidays with his grand-par sts, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Norman Crook and family in Granby.Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Irwin, of Wilmington, Mass., spent a short time at the home of their aunt, Mrs A Davidson and cousin, Alex and Irene Davidson T.A.Mrs.Miles Raymond and daughter, Mrs Kdd Pehrson, ot G re nfield.Mass,, spent a few days at the home of Mr.W.Proulx am, Mrs.William Robinson.They called on old friend* and relatives while here ATTENTION HUNTERS! It.EDSON WARNER Member of the 1956 Bistey Rifle Team, 1955 56 Canadian Servie# Rifla Champion, will ba in SMITH SURPLUS STORE'S BOOTH (BOOTH 41) In the Industrial Building of the SHERBROOKE FAIR Saturday and Sunday Night Lt.Warner will be happy to discuss your rifle end ammunition problems.\u201cThis is my political club, Mom, and it\u2019s our lunch time! They all promised to vote for me for president in about 40 years!\" Within An Haur.Someone Will Be Burned To Death America\u2019s annual sacrifies to fire is 10,000 human beings and three hundred million dollars worth of property.The frightful ios» of life averages about 30 people per day\u2014more than j one an hour.Most of the victims are I women and children.We all fear fire and particularly dread the idea that, a fire may breakout while we are sound asleep and that we may be overcome by smoke and burned to death.Sleeping families \u2014 women and children\u2014helplessly trapped in their home* \u2014 perish in the night.They didn't expect the fire any more than you expect one.Had these fires been discovered when they started, it would perhaps have been a different story \u2014 probably no story at all.Most fires could easily and quickly be extinguished if discovered in time.If vou have never ekperieneed the shock of standing helpless while a fire consumes your home and possessions, you cannot realize what a feeling of security one has when a proper equipment is installed to immediately give you warning that fire his started.\u2018 The GARDSMA.N\u201d Fire Detector I and Alarm doesn\u2019t give a fire a chance to gain control \u2014 it sound* a loud alarm almost as soon as a predeter-1 mined heat is readied.\"The G AHDS- Mrs.Norrey Hunting, of Lennox-vii'e.Mr and Mrs.Deter Maclver, of Gould, Air.Murdo Mac-ivv,, ui iuioiuu, Out., and Mr.and Mrs.Edward Watson and family, of Lexington, Mass.Aliss Margaret MacDonald, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of her mother, Mrs.A.R.MacDonald.Mrs.John Murray, Air.William Murray and Aliss Jean Murray, of Lennoxville, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Dan Paul Murray and family.Rev.and Mrs.Robert Harriam and family, Carol Sue, Bobby and Alalcolm, have returned to their home in Youngstown, Ohio, after spending a holiday with Airs.Harriam's mother, Airs.Alalcolm Nicholson.Mr.Peter Matheson, of Cole-brooke, N.H., spent the week-end at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Dan T.AlacDon-ald, of Danbury, Conn., were visitors at the home of Mr.MacDonald's sister and brother-in- law, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Alae-! Leod, en route to their cottage | at Lake Megantic.Week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Morrison were Mr.Joe Leone and Mr.Emile Patterman, of Alont-real, and Miss Shirley Morrison, of Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Angus Graham have returned to their home in | Montreal, after spending a holiday with their brother and sis-i ter-in-law, Air.and Mrs.Charles Graham.\u2018WEST SHEFFORD- Mr.and Airs.Eric Farmer, of St.Therese, were week-end ! guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence ! Sweet.Later in the week Mr.Sweet visited his sister.Airs.Martin and other relatives in South Stukley.Miss Alice Maguire, of Detroit, Mich., visited her sisters, the Misses Bertha and Lillie Ma guire.J': MAN\u201d is a Fire Detector and Alarm complete in i tec If that doe* not de- j pend on the human element to start, THE GARDSMAN Eliirirtetn tht danger ef being trapped by Fire it, nor does it depend on electrical power\u2014batteries\u2014fuacs, or the like.It is a strongly built meehimeal device.controlled by a nensitive metal thermostat which starts the alarm when the temperature indicates danger.An overheated furnace ia detected by thia delicate instrument, which sends out warning of possible danger.Simple to install, no maintenance expense and the cost very low.Come.in right now and see a demonstration or ark us to eend a representative to your home, without cost or obligation.For a limited time only a modern preisurired push button operated Fire Extinguishers will be given FREE with each order of e GARDSMAN.(The Automatic FIRE DETECTOR Alarm Bell).For further Information on how you may obtain a GARDSMAN, writa: \u2022 AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTOR ALARM BELLS Stan Letroy (Formerly of the Bell Telephone) Diit.Rep.815 Caen Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.9-2717 CELEBRATE LABOUR DAY WEEK-END! eome ¦toi SEPT.1-2-3-4 \u2022\tGREEN MIDWAY \u2022\tGUS SUN VAL CAMPBELL Grandstand Attractions Every Afternoon and Evening.WILMO \u2014 THE HUMAN CANNON BALL One of this fair's outstanding acts.\u2022\tHORSE RACES Sept.1-2-3 \u2022\tHORSE PULLING CONTESTS Tuesday, Sept.4th \u2014 10 a m.The Knowlton High School Bond will be in attendance.GREAT EASTERN EXHIBITION SHERBROOKE, Que.Have Your Picture Taken with ^ \"BOOM BOOM\" GEOFFRION SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.JACQUES PLANTE SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.7:00 to 9:00 p.m.LARRY MGQUIN MONDAY, AUGUST 27th 11:00 to 12:00 am.4:00 to 5:00 p.m.7.00 to 9:00 p.m.GILLES DUBE will be in attendance every day.After your visit to the exhibition ENJOY.* JACQUES PLANTE TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.7:00 to 9:00 p.m.\u201cROCKET\" RICHARD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29th 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.7:00 to 9:00 p.m.YVON ROBERT THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.7:00 to 9:00 p.m.^ I f 1 t k IVAN DUGRE Distributor \u2014 Sherbrooke, Oue.f DOW if- I Sixteen\u201d SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY.AUGUST 25.1956 10th Annual LEGION QUIZ KN0WLT0N, AUGUST 28th at the PETTES MEMORIAL HALL - starting 8 P.M.DRAW PRIZE ELECTRIC DEEP FAT FRYER DOOR PRIZE ELECTRIC LAMP Plus More Than 50 Prizes For onswering questions and consolation prizes SO YOU CANT LOSE! A.1.INSURANCE Phone 42-J, Knowlton, Que.R.\u2018'Buster'' NOISEUX IMPiRIAL DISTRIBUTOR Phone 675, Cowansville, Que J R.McCLAY (ieo.A.McCLAY JEWELLER INSURANCE AGENT Phone 133-W, Knowlton, Que.PAGES I.G.A.SUPER MARKET EVERYDAY LOW PRICES.A.P«B«, Prop.Phone 66 \u2014 Knowlton Load Your Baskets At Brouillette's! PARTRIDGE PLUMBING REG\u20180.Licensed Contractor Knowlton, Que.\u2014Phone 11 phone 212 \u2014 Knowlton Plumbing and Meeting Oil Burnar Service & Repairs BEAUDRY'S SUPER MARKET E.BRUCE BAILEY Licensed Plumbing end Heating Oil Burner Service and Repair.Phone 308-J, Knowlton.S.TETBEAULT NOTAIRE \u2014 NOT**y Phone 75, Knowlton, Que.HARMAN and TAYLOR GENERAL INSURANCE Phones: 37 M or 213, Knowlton, Que.RUSSELL PHOTO STORE and GIFT SHOP Photo Supplies, China, etc.Phone 261-J, Knowlton.INN George M.Woodgatc, prop.Rooms, Maals, Tavern, Grill Beer & Wine (Near Fair Grounds'! Tel.188-J, Brome, Que.KNOWLTON CAFE Fuit Course Meals Gifts .Novelties G.Garner, prop.Phone 815 BOLTON PASS INN Fully Licensed Phone 205 \u2014 Knowlton A.Boutin, Prop.GARAGE Gas, Oil, General Repairs Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 627 R 21, Knowlton, Que.McCORMICK'S GENERAL STORE Groeeria», Fruits, Meats MANOIR l>l>j H.H.PROUTY GENERAL MERCHANT .Tel.607 R 15 Bondville, Que.HAVEN ISLES.Cottages and Public Picnic Grounds South Bioton, Que.C.A.Randall, Prop.For Bread and Cake I), c.LADD Phone 38M \u2014 Knowlton DENIS TAYLOR PAINTING * DECORATING Phone 30W\u2014Knowlton Knowlton, Que.Phone 118 PARKING FACILITIES G.ROYEA BUILDING CONTRACTOR REPAIRS Phone 359W, Knowlton.DRAW PRIZE ELECTRIC DEEP FAT FRYER DOOR PRIZE ELECTRIC LAMP Plus More Than 50 Prizes For answering questions and consolation prizes SO YOU CAN T LOSE ! FOR SALE Two Choice Building Cots, Hardware Gas and OR Dr.Giles E.BISSON i\\ «il* « n\ti\u2022 of KnowHon Reg'd Wm.S Stockwell, prop.Phone 251\u2014P.O.Box 237 Knowlton, Que.LIONEL BESSETTE Oil Burner Sales and Sarvica Licensed Contractor^ Plumbing A Heating Tel.225 \u2014 Knowlton, Que.Phone Knowlton 636rl6 PHOTOS by Brereton WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY C.E.WILSON Phone 61, Knowlton Phone 47 or 20J, Monsonville Phone 59 or 72, Sutton H.S.BALL Let us quote on your next job .IMPRIMERIE Smith PRINTING Offset and Letterpress TELEPHONE 96 \u2014 KNOWLTON, QUE.ROBB STORE St.Paul Road, Knowlton, Phone 105-M REG'D.Groceries and Meats DurreU Radio Service TELEVISION and RADIO Phone 121, Knowlton.Phone 168, Knowlton MRS.K.B.STAPLES GENERAL STORE \"Everything tor the working man'' Sherwin-Williams, Varnishes, Enamels Always at the Lowest Price* Possible SHORE CREST INN Brome Lake Foster, Que, TIBBITS UPHOLSTERY DRAPERIES and SUP COVERS H.Bunny Crandall s AND SONS CO\u201e LTD.Flour and Feed Phone 32, Knowlton.EANSDOWNE LODGE GUEST HOUSE Mrs.F.J.Mclnnis.Prop.Main Street Garage Phone 250, Knowlton FRIZZLES SNACK BAR Knowlton, Que.\tLunches, Magasines and Paper* Yrar 'round accommodation.WILSON and Licensed Painters A Decorators Interior and Exterior M.D.C.M .L.M.C.C, Certified in Surgery St, Paul Rd., Knowlton, Tat.E Tel.611-R-3, Knowlton.iwp\u2019m!sS1Vb>