Sherbrooke daily record, 12 septembre 1953, samedi 12 septembre 1953

[" 1- SEPTEMBER\t1953\t\t S M T w\tT\tF\ts -\u202212\t3\t4\t5 6 7 8 9\t10\t11\t12 13 14 15 16\t17\t18\t19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26\t\t\t 27 28 29 30\t-\t-\t\u2022 1 - - - -\t-\t-\t\u2022 Established 1897.World News In Brief SljecbtookelMi) Becord '\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS / PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.1953 WEATWfR COOLER Sunnj'.becoming cloudy *boui noon with showers and thunderstorms beginning late afternoon, little change in temperature; light winds becoming south 15.High today at Sherbrooke 75.Outlook for Sunday Cloudy, cooler.Pifty-Mvanrti Yeor Santiago, Chile \u2014 AP \u2014 A slight earth tremor hit Santiago Friday night.Reports from the port of Valpariso said the shock, also was felt there.There were no reports of damage in either city.La Par, Bolivia \u2014 Reuters \u2014A fire completely wiped out the Bolivian gold \u2022 mining township of Unutuluni, in the La Par province Friday, leaving several thousand people homeless.Berlin \u2014 Reuters \u2014 Maurice Chevalier said at his 65th birthday celebration he intends to go \"right on singing and dancing\" as long as audiences can stand it.The veteran French entertainer spoke at a beer-and-sausage party Here during production of his first film in Germany.Belgrade \u2014 (Reuters) \u2014 Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, depute commander of North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces, will arrive in Yugoslavia Tuesday for a five-day visit as guest of President Tito, the semi-official news agency Yugopress said today, * * * Berlin \u2014 AP \u2014 Veteran Communist Elit Schmidt was purged Friday as head of the Soviet zone women's organize-tion on charges of having failed to defend efficiently the interests of the women and of the people in the days of the Fascist provocation.\" * * * Cairo \u2014 AP \u2014 The newly-organized Arab \"feminine front\" has called on all Arab women to boycott French perfumes in protest against France's policies in North Africa.The front comprises women's associations of the Middle East and is headed by Doria Shafik, a leading Egyptian advocate of votes for women.* # * Mexico City \u2014 (VP) \u2014 The Palace of Fine Arts was packed and pianist Arthur Rubinstein was on hand and ready to give his widely advertised concert.Then the event was postponed Thursday night .no piano.Someone forgot to round up a crew to bring the piano from the basement and last-minute efforts to raise it by elevator failed.V *\t* Tehran \u2014 (TP) \u2014 Police were reported to have arrested 91 Iranian Communist delegates to the recent Red youth congress in Bucharest as they disembarked from a Soviet ship at the port of Bandar Pahlevi last Friday night.Following their visit to Communist ¦ ruled Romania\u2019s capital, the group had been wined and dined by Red leaders in Moscow, the police said.* * * Berlin \u2014 UP) \u2014 C.S.authorities Friday rejected a Czech protest against alleged violations of the extraterritoriality of the Czechoslovakian military mission in West Berlin, German police rushed to the mission Aug.31 when a West Berliner claimed he had heard cries for help.It turned out later the cries had come from a little girl locked up by playmates in the lavatory of a nearby building.Five Homes Are Set Afire As Demonstrations Flare Up At Doukh Headquarters More Trouble Expected Over Week-End \u2014 Jailed Radicals Stage Hunger Strike.Ernst Reuter Says Russia Is Wavering By RELMAR MORIN Berlin \u2014 (,/P) \u2014 Ernst Reuter, mayor ot West Berlin, says Soviet policy is wavering and he believes the powder-keg problem of a divided Germany will be settled without war.\"The day must come.\" Reuter said Friday in an interview, \u201cwhen they (the Russians) realize they can't digest East Germany.\" He said he couldn't gauge when that day will be, \"but they are thinking it over now.\" Reuter said he is convinced \"the Soviets do not want a war.and can't afford one.\" The problem now may very well be for the West to find some face-saving solution for the Kremlin, he added.The mayor is in a unique position to observe and analyze Soviet moves.His city government, stands as an island in a sea of Soviet-occupied territory.He has daily contacts with persons coming in from East Germany.Moreover, he has been a life-long student of Russia and the policies and methods of her rulers.Reuter said that, since the death of Stalin and the June 17 uprisings in East Germany, \u2018T am feeling much better\u2019\u2019 about the outlook here.His line of reasoning is this ; 1.The determination of the East Germans to be reunited with Ihe Whst in unimpaired after eight years of Russian occupation.He believes that fewer than 10 per cent are true Communists, however many may be paying lip service to the Russians.2.\tWest Berlin is an impressive showcase for western economic methods.For the East Berliner, it is a bitter contrast to his own rom situation.This fact, plus nearly 4,000,000 food parcels given by the West, is steadily building pressure against the Reds.3.\tThe June 17 revolt was a direct result of such pressure.4.\tTherefore, \u201cthe hope that they (the Russians) can use East Germany as a political platform for the conouest of all Germany is finished.\u201d Reuter said the present western policies, if continued on a stronger basis, will bring success eventually.He is opposed to any form of direct action : \u201cIt is not our task to organize direct resistance.We need not send over agents and foment trouble.That is stupid and childish.\u201cWe must go on helping the people there.They know that the food comes from the West.And so the difficulties of the Communist position in East Germany are increasing all the time.\" Nobody could forecast, from day to day, how the Soviets might act, \u201cbut their policy is wavering.\u201d Today's Chuckle TEMPER: That look in the eye.fire - away To Defence Budget Likely Be About $2,000,000,000 By DAVE MclNTOSH (Canadian Press Staff Writer) Ottawa \u2014 JOE MacSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Krestova.B.C.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Five homes were set afire early today in this headquarters of the Doukhobor Sons of Freedom.It was the first of demonstrations expected this week-end in protest against the arrest of 148 men and women Wednesday for refusing to send their children to school and parading before them nude.Earlier it was reported b\\ a non-Doukhobor source that the recalcitrant sons \"have gained 1000 recruits\" since the arrests.Commenting on the tense sit s', nation in the interior Kootenay Doukhobor country, the official j said numerous meetings of the ! Sect are scheduled this week-end.) He said the sect members hope j to receive inspiration directly; from God as to their next move1 in a battle with the provincial government over their children's London_ (Rculcrs) _Thc ex.attending school.\t: planation for the wave of carlh- .1 1 11°^\tsuc1 ,rnecJings i quakes that have swept an arc of bat the Doukhobors set out on j destl.uction througll he paslern fire raids, dynamitings and nude ! Mcditerrancan licfcs in ,he geologi.parades.\tseal development of the area mi - \u201cA whisper in the ear of a man ; lions of v\u2018ears ago who is emotionally upset can have whcn t'he mountains in this area strange consequences said the j thrust up from thc seabedi weak, ofiida who once had his own, nesses and geological faults were shack\u2019 burned by the people he ; le£t underneath.Thus, while the was trying to help Hoping to ; inhabitanls now ljve surrounded iccene a message from God, a i by b]ue sea and brjgb£ sunshine, man may be prompted by a | they are constantly threatened rascal instead, he added.\t,\tvvith Ihe possibility of a sudden Meanwhile, at Okalla Prison ' shattering earth movement farm near Vancouver, the 148 ; Thursday 40 persons were killed prisoners entered the third day; in Cyprus by a brief but violent of a hunger strike which they j series of tremors.Last month ten say wall end with a \"message j times that many died in thc ruins from God.\t;\tof the Ionian isles off the coast They refused to eat supper 0f Greece.Still earlier this sum-Fnday night.A prison official I mer a series of death-dealin\" said, however, that the very old ! quakes killed hundreds in Turkev.were taking a little soup \u201cto keep: The eastern bight of the Med-them going.\u2019\titerranean is what geologists call The fast began w hen the Sons < an \u201cunstable area.\" \u2022# Ik) Indians At Quebec Jack Bowes Is On Mound For Sherbrooke Tonight of Freedom were arrested at their tent village near Perry Siding in the interior after they staged a nude parade outside a school.They were taken to Okalla aboard a special train and charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency, A geologist of Ihe department, of scientific and industrial research in London Friday traced history back over millions of years to explain what is happening.\"The mainland and islands near Greece are parts of a land mass which is of relatively recent form- Many of those arrested had left.; ation,\u201d he said, good jobs to join the protest| When he spoke of \u201crelatively re- parade A manager of a Nelson, B.C., firm said; \u201cLast week I had an efficient attractive girl working in my office.Few even guessed she was a Doukhobor.Bui the other day she walked into my office and said she W'as leaving.Today she's wearing a shawl.\u201d The exact number of Freedo-mites in the province is not known but has been estimated at between 1.500 and 2,500 of the total Doukhobor population of 10,000.Officials said at times of crisis the Freedomites invariably gain strength.An indication that authorities expect more arrests was seen Friday in an order to enlarge the facilities for the care of arrested Freedomite children at New' Denver, north of here.Current 104 children are at a converted sana-tarium there, being looked after by welfare workers and Doukhobor women while their parents are in jail.cent,\u201d he explained, he was talk ing in terms of geological time, not centuries but millions of years.\u201cGreece and the nearby islands were pushed into their present shape gradually over a period, sav, 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 years.This period of formation began only about 50,000,000 years ago.\u201d This same period saw the formation of the Alps, the mountains of Turkey.Ihe Himalays of India and the Rockies and Andes in North and South America.\u201cIt was one of the greatest phases of mountain building in the earth\u2019s history.As each great mass was squashed up into the air it left underneath numerous faults and weaknesses which take a very long time to correct themselves ¦n what we know as earthquakes.\u201cThere is always the liability in these areas for something to slip beneath the surface.Year by year, century by century, tension builds up until suddenly one day something gives beneath the enormous strain.\u201d CROSS OF SACRIFICE The Cross of Sacrifice in the Canadian section of Brookwood cemetery.England, was unveiled by Field Marshal Lord Alexander.He laid a wreath as patron of the Canadian Veterans Association of ihe United Kingdom.Countess Alexander laid a wreath on behalf of the imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.\t(CT1 Photo) Municipal Financing Is Difficult Montreal if .Canadian towns and cities are finding it harder than ever to balance their books.A report issued Friday by the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities said municipal costs are going up all the time, rul'd revende sources aren't flexible enough to meet, the increases The report, which deals with municipal and inter-government finance, will be discussed by the Canadian and United States mayors at the International Municipal Congress in Montreal next week.Crux of the problem, the report said, is that not only do materials and labor cost more, but new urban and suburban communities call for additional service.New building has provided Canadian towns and cities with a higher revenue in property taxes, but not enough to fill the gap.and Ihe towns\u2019 and cities\u2019 tax sources are not as flexible or sensitive as those of the provincial or federal governments.\u201cThis lends force and argument to the recurrent demands of municipal representatives for an early examination by the federal and provincial governments of the very real financial problems that municipalities arc facing,\u201d the report said.\u201cThe main tax source of the municipalities docs not.respond to economic influences as quickly or in the same magnitude as do other Continued on Page 5.in defence defence costs at least another year are more I even if w orld tension eases.Lucille Ball Was Never A Communist Premier Duplessis Tells Of Cost Of Forest Fires Quebec.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Forest this summer have cost the Quebec government almost $2,200.000 in ___,\t./r,\t.\t| salaries and equipment for fire- Hollywood\u2014 (/P) \u2014Lucille Ball, ! f;2b(ers television's top comedienne, never! t,,,\t'\t., r,\t, was a communist, says the House Ihat- \u2022';ald Pl'emlcr Duplessis at of Representatives un-American regular press conference Fn-activities committee, even though fwas in addition to millions she registered to vote as one 17!losl ln ,lmber and w°rkmg hours, years ago.\t: Legislation to deal severely with The wide-eyed star of the popu- violators of forest protection laws lar \"I Love Lucy\u201d show freely ad- i will be introduced at the next ses-mitted to committee investigator j sion of the Legislature, scheduled William Wheeler that she register-.for Nov.18.ed March 19, 1936, to vote for the \u201cit would seem.\u201d Mr.Duplessis communist candidates \u201cbecause said, \u201cthat a minority does not grandpa wanted all of us to.\u201d understand the imperious duty of But she emphatically denied ever protecting our forests.be.' l0 render more severe Ball is or ever was a party member,\u201d Representative Donald L.Jackson (Rep.Calif.), committee | member, told a press conference ' Friday night.Jackson explained he called the conference so that rumors implicating Miss Ball, 42, with com-' monism could be scotched.The same time she registered,' Jackson said, she signed a nominating petition for Emil Freed.' communist party candidate for the | 57th California assembly district.I He said this also w'as at the request of her grandfather, Fred C.Hunt, now' deceased, and who, the actress said, made the political decisions in the family.The actress was quoted by Jack-son as saying that in -addition to herself, her mother.Mrs.Desiree Ball, and brother, Fred H.Ball, all registered to vote communist in1 1936.Miss Ball's registration lapsed years later, records showed, because she failed to vote in 1938.Testimony of communist party members of the 1930s'corroborated our legislation in forest protectiori matters to prevent disastrous destruction caused by the negligence and unconcern of a few persons.Mr.Duplessis said the cabinet voted $1,250,000 under a special warrant to meet the unforeseen expense of fighting the fires.The 1953-54 budget had provkl- fires ed for $900.000 for fire-protection expenses.The Quebec government shares with private forest protection organizations the cost of fighting forest fives.Mr.Duplessis also announced the first town in Ungava's iron ore development will be called Schefferville, after Most Rev.Lionel Scheffer, apostolic vicar of Labrador.The mining centre will be given legal existence by order-in-couneil in the near lulure under an act of the Quebec legislature which gave the cabinet power to appoint a town council and mayor for live years.The town site, near Knob lake, will be the chief centre of mining operations of the Iron Ore Company of Canada near the Ungava-Labrador boundary.Mr.Duplessis also said the government will lake steps to solve the tinancial difficulties of Ville Jacques Cartier by placing the Montreal suburb under tutorship of the Quebec municipal commission.Continued on Ifage 5.E.T.Newsprint Used The paper used in producing today's issue of the Sherbrooke Daily Record was produced by the Richmond Pulp and Paper Co.of Canada, Ltd., who have recently completed a $5,000,000 expansion and renovation project ot their mill at Brompton-ville.The company is the only producer of newsprint in the Eastern Townships.Dominion's Growth Cited To Lawyers Quebec- ,(1> -Canada's growth as a country which may make its own decisions was emphasized in separate speeches al the annual banquet of the Canadian Bar Association Friday night.Lord Simonds, high chanc'clior or Great Britain, said no one could question Ihnl Canada was entitled to abolish appeals to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council which hr heads.Prime Minister St.Laurent said Commonwealth countries arc not prepared lo give up their right lo their own separate decisions in world affairs.The statements came on ihe next-to-closing day ol thc CBA's 35th annual convention attended by 800 lawyers from all parts of Canada.Today, the delegates will vole on a variety of resolutions which were prepared by committees earlier this week.Speaking of Ibc abolition of appeals lo the Privy Council, Lord Simonds expressed regret I hey were abolished because until 1949 the appeals had provided Canadian and British lawyers wide op-portunity lo form friendships.However, he said: \u201cNo one wiil question you were well entitled to your choice and no one will question I hr wisdom of your choice.\u201d Speaking of the independence of Commonwealth countries, Mr.St.Laurent said these nations believe (hat any country, large or small, has a right lo order its affairs in its own way, as long as it does not.menace the freedom of ils neighbors.These ideals, which were based on understanding and co-operation, could be extended lo fhr world with advantage to all nations, he said.He added: \u201cWe will not have stable and enduring peace in the world until we tan achieve among all nations something of the mutual respect and understanding we are striving to maintain within Ihe Commonwealth.\" Lord Simonds.who received an honorary membership in the CBA from Mr.St.Laurent, Ihe association's honorary life president, urged lawyers to \u201censure the supremacy of law over arbitrary power.\u2019 Governor-General Massey, who attended, also was made an honorary member of the association.Lord Simonds said it was up to lawyers to solve the \u201ceternal problem of the reconciliation of freedom with authority and of liberty with order.\u201d People have to pul up with some restraint to their freedom, but there should not be unquestioned obedience to law's.1 That is Ihe spirit of slaves,\u201d he said.\u201cThat is not the spirit of England and Canada.\u201d Rita Hayworth Rejects Offer Las Vegas, Nev.\u2014UP)\u2014Rita Hayworth Friday night lurned down a $1.000.000 divorce settlement from Aly Khan for support of their Vk-year-old daughter Yasmin.\"Nothing will make me give up Yasmin's chance to live here in America among our precious freedoms and habits,\u201d the film star told The Associated Press.Her lawyer said Prince Aly had attached two conditions to the $1,-000.000 offer: (A) -Yasmin was to Continued on Page 5.By VRNOLD BARON On the willowy left arm of \"Ma jor\" Jack Bowes rests a great deal! of Sherbrooke Indians' hopes ol returnins to Municipal Stadium j Monday night al least in a tie with Quebec Braves in their cur rent playoff series.Biases and Indians play at Que bee tonight and again Sunday af ternoon .prior to returning here for thc fiflb game of the \"A\" series best-of-se\\on semi-final for Ihe right to meet Ihe winner of Gran-by-Thetford for the Brouillelte Trophy.Sherbrooke and Quebec are tied LI in games following the first two playoff encounters in Sherbrooke Bowes will fake lo the hill at Quebec toniglii and Windy Hall will be his backstop.It Quebec throws a righthanded hurler against the Indians, lefthanded lutter Dennis Luby will be in the line up to play third base.Otherwise ihe lineup for Sherbrooke will be Ihe same as in the first two play-oils.Al Pollard al first, Cleil Hobson second, Bob O'Donnell short slop.Jerry Del Gaudio al Ihird, Jack Waters lell held, Jack (\u2019astro centre field and Boh Diers in righl, Bowes, who is Ihe all-lime Slier brooke strikeout king with 170 bal tors mowed down ai the plate lo his credit, won 17 and lost only three this season.During the season the eolorfitl southpaw has very rarely come up with a bad game, even in defeat, and most of his efforts have been superlative.His 17-3 record for I his sea'on puls him only one vie-lory off Ihe 857 all-time loeal pitching percentage, amassed by I on Shapiro, who won 18 and lost three in 1950.Who will pitch Ihe Sunday af lernoon game al Quebec?A grenl (teal depends on the result in Ihe Capital lonighl.If Sherbrooke loses this evening, Manager Pinky May will come back with righl-hander John Crrbo Sunday afternoon.Cerbo pitched a four-hitler in Ihe opener here Wednesday eve ning when Ihe locals defeated Braves 2-1, with two runs in the lasl of Ihe ninth, aller Braves had broken a scoreless lie in I heir own half of Ihe final frSme.But it Indians win tonight.Manager May could come back with Danny Osinski Sunday afternoon or Bill Dailey.Osinski ilS-7) was off Thursday evening and lasied only two and one-third innings against Ihe heavy-hilling Quebecers.Daiicv (fill worked one inning in relief, yielding one run.Indians lost the second 7-3.\\nother problem Ihat concerns both Quebec and Sherbrooke is whether or not Ihe crack Quebec righthander John Ambrose will be available for further duty in ihr series.Ainbro-e blanked Sherbrooke lor eight full innings Wed nosdav in Ihe opener and yielded only two hits However, during Ihe eighth, he snapped off a curve ball loo sharp ly and pulled a back and shoulder muscle.Although he completed Ihe frame, Hay Laguc worked the ninth and Indians had more success with him.The locals got three hits and two runs ill Ihnl were necessary lo win the ball game- ofi the reliever, The rest of Ihe Sherbrooke pitching staff is as follows: Lrn Nayman (10-5).Jerry Underwood (8-7) and Clyde Thomas (9-8), Nayman and Underwood worked in relief in Ihe second playoff game and Thomas, who is a good liilter, has appeared mainly in relief roles this season and has helped in Ihe outfield.Sherbrooke and Quebec finished thc season in a 9-9 deadlock and arc now lied in Ihe semi-finals.Manager May will have Ihe locals shooting for two straight in Quebec or al least a tie prior lo the fifth till here Monday evening.Boh Diets, Indians\u2019 hard-hitting and fast rigid fielder, is going to be on television Monday evening.Diers, who hit 26 home runs this year and hailed in 107 runs, won the Player of Distinction trophy ns the most valuable man in Ihe Provincial League.This automatically makes him the local Player of Distinction loo.A ceremony is being arranged by the Calvert Company prior lo Monday highl\u2019s game al Municipal Stadium to present the silverware to Diers and televise Ihis too.Part of the ball game may also he televised.Hurricane Is Losing Force Miami, Fla.\u2014 t/P) \u2014 The sea son's fourth hurricane weakened in force today as it spun 120 miles northeast ol Bermuda into Ihe Atlantic.Named Dolly for the fourth letter of Ihe alphabet, the hurricane was centred near latitude 33.3 norlh.longitude 63.3 west at 6 a.rn.EDT, today.It apparently was continuing to swing away from the U.S.mainland.The weather bureau said Dolly has weakened considerably and highest winds are now estimated at hurricane force \u2014 75 miles an hour in squalls just cast ot Ihe eenlre Gales ex I end outward 175 miles in the eastern semicircle.Movement toward the northeast at a slightly accelerated speed is expected for Ihe next 12 hours.Some further decrease in intensity is likely but Ihe area of Ihe gales may spread slightly.The storm developed near Turks Island at the eastern end of the Bahamas chain Wednesday morning.II veered northward lo bypass land and missed Ihe Florida coast by 500 miles or more as it whirled northward.Poles Charge Kidnapping PanmunjOm.\u2014(AP) \u2014 The Polish member of a four country commission policing thc Korean truee charged today that a Polish inter prefer who fled to Freedom was kidnapped by American army officers and demanded his immediate return.Jan Hajdukiewicz, a 28-year-old I civilian interpreter, broke from a ; truce inspection team at a Soulh | Korean air base Wednesday and I was given political asylum by United Slates officers.I The army won't say where Haj-dukiewicz is now.There has been speculation Ihat he was flown eilher to Tokyo or Olkinawa.Ma,j.-Gen.M.Wagrowski, senior Polish ntficer in Korea, Saturday read a letter of prolest at a meeting of the armistice supervisory commission.The letter charged Ihat Ha.jduk-iewicz was kidnapped by U.S.officers and demanded his immediate relurn.The letter was addressed to Gen.( Mark W.Clark, UN commander, j and was not submitted to Ihe, commission.The commission look no action Continued on Page 5.Drummondville Is Applying For Radio Station Licence Ottawa\u2014CP)\u2014The boom in Canadian television was reflected in an announcement Friday that the CBC board of governors will hear six new applications for privately-owned television stations at a board meeting in Winnipeg this month.The new applicants in Kingston, Kitchener and Peterborough in Ontario, Charlottetown and Saskatoon seek to join nine other private broadcasters licensed by the government on the board\u2019s recommendation to broadcast in other parts of Canada.Television has undergone a phenomenal growth in thc last two years since the CBC and private operators have become interested, Although the CBC\u2019s Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa stations are the only ones yet broadcasting, nine private stations and three more CBC-owned outlets will go on Ihe air wdthin the next year.The latter three will serve Halifax, Winnipeg and Vancouver while private broadcasters will cover Sudbury, London, Hamilton and Windsor in Ontario, Quebec and Rimouski in Quebec, Sydney, N.S., Saint John, N.B.and Regina.Th.agenda for Ihe Winnipeg meeting Sept.24 includes hearings on: 1.\tNew applications tor radio stations at Kingston and Brampton, Ont., and Drummondville, Montmagny and Trois-Rivières, Que.Three applications for Radio stations at Chicoutimi, deferred from the last meeting, also will be heard.2.\tA series of applications lor share transfers and recapitalizations.3.Applications for more power by radio stations CFOR Oriilia.Ont., and ( MAD Montreal and the Windsor, Ont., television station under construction by Western Ontario Broadcasting Company, Ltd.Brookland Company Ltd., composed of Senator W.Rupert Davies and Roy Thomson and Associates, seeks Ihe Kingston and Peterborough television licences.Both men have newspaper holdings and Ihe company has interests in radio stations CKWS Kingston and CHEX Peterborough.The Peterborough applications is the first to come before the board on the ultra high frequency broadcast band.It calls for a station on channel 22 powered by 18,306 watts video and 11,000 watts audio.Island Broadcasting Company Ltd., operators ot radio station CFCY and headed by Keith S.Rogers, applied for channel 13 in Charlottetown with a power of 57,-000 watts video and 27,000 watts audio.New radio station applicants included Daniel Chantal, Drummondville accountant, for a 250-watt station; Roger Boulanger of Radio Allcghanys, Inc., Mont-magny, for a 250-watt station; and F, Rufiange, Trois-Rivières businessman, and C.Touture, former broadcaster with stations CKCV Quebec and CHLN Trois-Rivieres, for a 1,000-watt station.Station VOWR, St.John\u2019s, Nfld., seeks « \u2019\u2022iwer increase from 500 to 1,000 watts anijra change in its spot on the dial to 800 from 700, 1 Two.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 London\u20144M\u2014The chairman of a British cement company, George Earle, suggested in a letter to a ne-wspaper that businesses devote 10 per cent of their welfare expenditure to raising the salaries of clergymen of all denominations.MAGOG THEATRE TONIGHT Tony Curtis, Janet Laigh in \"HOUDINI\" (In Color) Also Randolph Scott, Patrice Wymore in \"THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN\" (In Color) COMING Sun.\u2022 Mon.¦ Tues.\"SALOME\" (In Color) with Rita Hayworth, Stewart Granger, Charles Laughton Special Adm.Price ?IN HOLLYWOOD * by Erskme Johnson NEA Staff CORRESPONDENT Hollywood\u2014Just call her Terry Magnani Mangano Lollabrigida Moore.If the Italian cuties can raise male blood pressures with that hot look, so can Terry.\u201cFor years Hollywood combed my hair into neat curls, gave me a sweet ingenue makeup and noth ing happened \u2014 but nothing,\u201d busty Terry confided.\u201cThen I kicked over the traces in \u2018Come Back, Little Sheba.\u2019 I\u2019ve found out that the public\u2019s tired of assembly line beauties.The Italian stars are proof that people want to see women as they are -disheveled and untamed and sexy.\u201d Barbara Stanwycks pals whisper that she turned down a role in Fox\u2019s \u201cWe Believe in Love\u201d because of the Italian location\u2014and that Rome holds too many bitter memories for her.Her marriage to Bob Taylor broke up just after she had visited him while he was making \u201cQuo Vadis\u201d there.* * * Boh Cummings nixed a $250,- OARIf jAMPACKeo with fHams, SPIllS, CHIUS, AND IXCIUMtNT OIVI BOMBER CRASHES, RAMP TO RAMP LEAPS, ETC.DANVILLE FAIR LAST TIME TONIGHT \u2014 8:30 P.M.GHANADJI SherbrooK&^Qug; Starting SUNDAY! LAST SHOWING TODAYI \"BATTLE CIRCUS\" Also: \"Confidentially Connie\".M-G-M\u2019s big vacation-time musical DANGEROUS WHEN WET\u201d It\u2019s a refreshing plunge into fun and romance, songs and hilarity! Color by TECHNICOLOR estherWILLIAMS FERNANDO LAMAS JACK CARSON CHARLOTTE\t4 GREENWOOD\t* DENISE DARCEL Hear the hit tuner on M-C-M Reeordr! 000 cash offer for his 40 per cent| residual rights in \u201cMy Hero,\u201d due] tor syndication in the fall.There are 36 films and Bob hopes to go on collecting until he\u2019s a grand-pop.Rabbits And Girl* A little Boy was explaining thei use of his Western-style revolver ] to Raoul Kraushaar.who does ail the music for the boss opera adventures.\u201cYou don\u2019t shoot people,\u201d said the kid.\u201cJust rabbits and girls.\u201d | * * * Lex Barker, lingering near Lana ] Turner, will do a French movie in Paris.Tarzan speaking French?.Gene Nelson is invading the recording field with \u201cZing Went the Strings of My Heart\u201d with Page Cavanaugh.*\t*\t\u2022 Yvonne de Carlo does a dance that makes Samia Gama! look muscle-bound in \u201cCaptain's Paradise.\u201d The film is so racy there's little\thope\tof\ta\tMotion Picture Production Code seal of approval.*\t*\t* 'There\u2019s new evidence of Hollywood's long-time belief that tragedy strikes thrice\u2014this time revolving around the character o£ Cisco Kid.First Duncan Renaldo suffered\ta\tbroken\tneck while emoting for the telefilm version.Then came the death of the wife of Leo Carillo, who plays Pancho on TV, followed by the sudden death of Harry Lang, who plays Pancho on the air.«\t«\t* Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are beaming for devilish reasons over their great notices in the press after their London Palladium opening.The British smiles put them one up on rivals Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, who critics.WYNN PENS IT Ed Wynn, who once told me he'd never write his autobiography, is talking with Lester Cowan on filming his life story, \u201cFifty Foolish Years,\u2019\u2019 which he\u2019s now penning for publication.Plan calls for Wynn to appear in the closing reel of the picture.* * * Greta Peck has tetters, dozen of them, from Gregory Peck to prove their marriage is stfll very much on.Bob Hope\u2019s called off plar-s for a movie in Europe.Maybe next year, says Bob.* * * Grouchn Marx\u2019s eyebrows can be overactive, but the rest of him has to lake it, easy when he\u2019s not doing his \u201cYou Bet Your Life\u201d -shows.Unexpected complications followed Groucho\u2019s recent surgery and his doctors aren\u2019t taking any chances.* * * It\u2019s a \u201cno\u201d answer from Debra Paget\u2019s bosses to her query about accepting the lead in the Broadway production of \u201cYoung Elizabeth.\u201d At least three, more pictures arc on her schedule.* + * Don\u2019t hold your breath until Joe E.Lewis and Martha Stew- They\u2019ll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Ratio KINGSBURY A DOLLAR TIP.V WHATRE you TRv'ittô TO DO?-SPOIL THE WAITERS?FORT/ CENTS IS PL ENT// THE VER/ T I KNEW THAT WAS A TABLE of stiffs When she rolled up HER OLD MANS WAT AND PUT FT IN HER 8A0 SO HE WOULDN\u2019T HVE yro check rr- THESE WAITERS^/ '\u2019SPOIL all own Vf \"The waiters\u2019 she APARTMENT UftS-SHED CURDLE SHE INSPECTED EVERYTHING ON HIS PLATE-NOW SHE\u2019S LOOK\u2019INO under IT/ NEVER overestimate the Power of A WOMAN F««tutilW unique TOM ° «NO o IERSÏ underwater novelty I 0 ADDED COMPANION FEATURE! undercovei hidden across mow Warn e r Bros \u2022 VARMlNa THAT tip will JUST 6E ENOUGH FOR A DOWN PAYMENT ON ANOTHER APARTMENT HOUSE Watching The Frau quarterback' the TIPPING DEPARTMENT Thaw mo A Tip of , ^atlohat to vNUKe SMYTH, V-28 tF YYrYr,A//cV/' STANBURY Mr.D.Hunter, of Smith Falls, spent a day with his parents, Mr.an 1 Mrs.J.D.Hunter.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Campbell and granddaughter, Miss Katherine Stephen, of Brownsburg, were dinner guest at the Crosby home.The Fordyce Farm Forum Group was entertained at the Crosby home on September 2nd.Mr.and Mrs.J.Moore, of Fordyce, was a dinner guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Kennedy.Mr.R.J.Crosby accompanied Mr.William Pendlebury, of Mystic, to the Toronto Exhibition and also visited Niagara Falls.Mr.D.Ingalls, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, is spending a few days at the Ingalls home.art decide to try marriage a second time.Martha\u2019s heart now belongs to Dave Shelley, the Manhattan record executive.* * * Mickey Rooney's mother, Nell Pankey, is astounding her doctors with a remarkable recovery.Now it can be told that she was at death's door.A U-I film company making \"Saskatchewan\u201d in Alberta, Canada, are chuckling over the red-coated Mounties who police the area in patrol squad cars instead of on horseback.They always get (heir man\u2014if the gasoline hplds out! Bournemouth on the English south coast was tlie festival centre for the ancient Wessex kingdom.George Montgomery Gale Storm TEXAS RANGER In Supercinecolor1 Gene Kellv Pier Angeli DEVIL MAKES THREE SUN.- MON.- TUES.For The First Time In Sherbrooke! .< JOHNNY SHEFFIELD AND A CAST OF 1000 MEN AND BEASTS AT THE GRANADA Those who attended Mrs.Anna Mai boeufs funeral were Rev.Jacques Smith, of Richmond, who officiated and Mrs.J.Smith, Mr.nd Mrs.G.O.Malboeuf, and Mr.Dolphis Lemoine.Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.W.Mc-Morine and Miss Carrie Ward were Mr.and Mrs.Ray McMorine, and family, of Asbestos,_ and Miss Roberta McMorine, of North Bay.Ont.Mrs.G.O.Malboeuf and her father, Mr.D.Lemoine were overnight guests of his sister, Mrs.Anna Doyon, at Notre Dame de Grace, and of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Beliveau, at St.Hyacinthe.Mrs.George Bombardier is hired to teach the Roman Catholic School for this term.Mr.and Mrs.Leo Delisle, of Sherbrooke, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.Oakley.Mr.Dolphis Lemoine is spending a few \"davs in Granby, on business, and visiting relatives.Mrs.L.Taylor and Mr.A.Mitchell, of Hamilton, Ont., Mr.D.Lemoine and Mrs.G.0.Malboeuf, of Kingsbury, were guests of the home of Mr.and Mrs.Hartley Mc-Iver, at Asbestor.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Malboeuf, of Richmond, and family, were callers at the sam« home.Mr.and Mrs.Henri Beaudette.of Sherbrooke, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.O.Malboeuf.NEW and OPEN From the pained expression on Jack Carson's face, it appears that he is about to be affected by that well-known \u201cmal de mer\u2019\u2019 in this comedy scene from \u201cDangerous When Wet,\u201d new' technicolor musical coming to the Granada screen tomorrow.Esther Williams and Fernando Lamas are Carson\u2019s fellow passengers in the boat.The First Prov.Junior W.I.Camp Olson's Pond Was A Successful Event 2nd HIT 1 J 7*mash .$ONO HITS (J Marge Gower\t_ CHAMPION ^ Dennis O'keefemowca lms-dun Mmes Bury, Sept.12.\u2014 The first an-1 nual provincial camp or the Junior Women's Institute came to a successful close on August 16, haying been blessed by good weather.The girls 22 in all from different parts of the province spent four days in tents at Olson's Pond, under the leadership of Miss Campbell, of Macdonald College, Junior Supervisor of J.W.I.work and cunsellor.\t_.^.\u2014 Miss Campbell was assisted by Miss Bruneau swimming instructress, Mrs.Secord, R.N., camp nurse; Miss Mansell, Librarian, of the McLennan Travelling Library, and Mrs.Bernhardt the local counsellor, Mrs.Tarrant for the J.W.I, Bury, group, with her assistant, Mrs.R.MacLeod.Activities at the camp included singing, folk dancing, swimming and hiking.A treasure hunt arranged by Mr.Tarrant and David Phelmann occupied one afternoon.It ended with the finding of the treasure, two cases of soft drinks under the falls on the brook, where the group then ate their supper.Before leaving for home, they sang for Mr.Tarrant \u201cFor He Is A Jolly Good Fellow,\u201d for his efforts in the treasure hunt.The highlights of the rally took place at the town hall on Saturday evening, when the girls gave demonstrations of their work, in group singing, dramatics and square dancing, posters and hand work were on display including knitting and shell work.Refreshments were served by the Senior W.I.to the girls parents and friends.Camp broke up on Sunday, and everyone agreed that it had been a most worth while project.Local girls t aking part wer® Serena MacLeod, Ann MacLeod, Betty Bennett, Faith Olson, Isabella Taillon, June Olson, Marilyn Bennett.Joan Gilbert, Hazel Sylvester and Eileen Locke.The outsiders were, Shirley Sweetman and Janice LeGrand.Port Daniel; Joyce Talbot and Joyce Copping, Warden; Pauline Foers and Lois French, of Athel-stan; Shirley Westover and Johanne Kid.of Stanbridgc East; Betty Consens and Dorothy Davis, of Bolton, and Beverly Roberts and Helen Cameron, of Rawdon.Though this was the first provincial camp, the local counsellor, Mrs.Tarant had conducted a camp for her group last year.Aided by Mrs.McLeod she had her girls in camp this year on Tuesday and everything oragnized for the new comers on Thursday.While in camp Mrs.Shirley Clarke the shell work instructress, for the girls last winter treated the camp to ice cream.The group and counsellors appreciated the outside help, which they received from Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Olson, of the use of camp and grounds also to Col.Bishop, for his help in erecting and establishing the camp.General Notes Mrs.Lynn Parsons and Master Donald Parsons attended Mr.Walter Cook's sale in Inverness.Mr.and Mrs.L.Berwick and Mrs.Bishop, spent a day in Richmond with Mrs.V.R.Beattie.They also visited Mr.and Mrs.H.Goodenough, in Danville.Miss Tarant, R.N., V.O.N., of Oshawa.Ont., will spend a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Tarrant.Mrs.Alex Morrison and sons, Galen and Garnet, were guests of Mrs.Lynn Parsons.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Tarrant were Mrs.J.W.Tarrant, Mrs.Lemire and Eloise, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.N.R.Tarrant and Susan, of Granby; Miss P.Mac-Caldcr, of Halifax, N.S., and O.S.L.M.E.J.Tarrant, H.M.C.S., Stada-cona.Miss Glenda Gillander, of Sherbrooke, spent a few days visiting Miss Gladys Lawrence.Ms.K.Tarrant and son, Vance, called on Mrs.Lemire, in Sherbrooke.Mrs.Lynn Parsons and Miss Donalda Parsons attended a shower for Miss Audrey Cook, a popular bride-to-be, in Cookshire, at the home of Mrs.Stella Butler.Mount Sir Douglas in the Canadian Rockies was named after the British First.World War commander, Sir Douglas Haig, Gunranutd bv GoM H«Ni«Vt«pldg du conAii sTHr flUwUU SELF-STORING COMBINATION SCREEN & STORM DOOR A screen door and a storm door all in one! Just raise lower glass for ventilation.?Call for Freo Demonstration 4 3-3434 VALLEE SPECIALTIES REG'D 21 Alexander St.Sherbrooke, Que.T am interested in further information regarding your \"Combination'\u2019 SCREEN & STORM DOOR.NAME ADDRESS .\u2014 MAIL TODAY SWEDISH MASSAGE In your own home For muscular, nervous conditions and general massaging.For information phone or write ERNEST COOKE R-R-2 Waterville, Que.Phone North Hatley 13-r-14 NORMANDIE HOTEL'S MOULIN ROUGE Ripplecove Inn AYER'S CLIFF, QUE.Now Open All Year Announces New Autumn Policy As well as being the ideal holiday retreat, we can now offer our facilities for \u2022\tCONVENTIONS « DINNER PARTIES and DANCES \u2022\tWEDDING RECEPTIONS \u2022\tBUSINESS MEETINGS and of course the DEAN SAYER TRIO in the Anchorge every Saturday night.For information or reservations.Phone Ayer's Cliff 77 DANCE WILLOWDALE PAVILION BURY MONDAY, SEPT.14 Auspices of Bury Athletic Association.Music by Western Ramblers of St.Albans, Vt.The Leslie Bell Singers are coming to BISHOP\u2019S UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM on Saturday, Sept.19th, 8:30 p.m.Tickets: $1.50 each \u2014 available at H.C.WILSON & SONS LTD., SHERBROOKE, CLARK'S NEWS STAND, LENNOXVILLE, PATCH BROS., REG'D., MAGOG, and from the Porter at the University, Tel.2-3191.POLIO AND OTHER SPECIFIED DISEASE POLICY Reimbursement up to $ 7500.00 per Person Plus Cosh Benefits of 500.00 $ 8000.00 or Reimbursement up to $10000.00 per Person Plus Cosh Benefits of 500.00 $10500.00 on account of POLIOMYELITIS SMALL POX\tLEUKAEMIA DIPHTHERIA\tENCEPHALITIS TETANUS\tMENINGITIS\t(any type) Covers treatment up to 5 years\tfor 1.\tMEDICAL CARE\t* 2.\tHOSPITAL CARE 3.\tIRON LUNG RENTAL 4.\tNURSING CARE 5.\tTRANSPORTATION \u2014 Transportation of the patient once by aircraft or railroad from the place where the disease first manifests itself, either to or from a hospital qualified to provide special treatment; 6.\tAMBULANCE SERVICES \u2014 For transportation of the patient once either to or from such hospital; 7.\tFUNERAL EXPENSES \u2014 To an amount of $200.00 in the event of death resulting from such disease (or $300.00 with reimbursement $10000.00).In addition the Company will pay the sum of $500.00 for each person insured who on account of such disease requires such treatment.PREMIUM FOR 2 YEARS Limits of\tOne Person\tFamily $ 8000.00\t$5.00\t$10.00 $10500.00\t$6.00\t$12.00 APPLICATION FOR POLIO POLICY (effective 7 days after acceptance) DECLARATIONS 1.\tNAME .2.\tADDRESS 3.\tARE MEMBERS OF FAMILY\t.TO BE COVERED\t.(State Yes if to be covered) 4.\tPREMIUM FOR 2 YEARS $ 5.\tTo the best of my knowledge and belief neither I nor any member of my family has had any of the diseases covered by this policy within the last 90 deys, and are at present in good health.6.\tDATED .Signature of Applicant McMANAMY INSURANCE AGENCIES Room 402, Continental Bldg., Sherbrooke.Tel.2-1255 >4.CO UAL DANVILLE FAIF contributed towards the suec-ss of the Ham V-of the executive com mit tee.s'-veud judges, and County: J.A.Ste.Marie, of Lennoxville; C.B.Danville; W.S.Hamilton, director, Danville; H Second row in the same order: Miss A.Raymond Miss Alba Bolduc, Mrs.W.S.Hamilton, Mrs John Muldoon, David Ma .son, George Frost.A.W.Bishop, M.I.Lahnye, of Drummonclvillc, G.J.Michel, of Sherbrooke The lower picture shows part of the cattle parade.Shown leading Hi Union, followed by Mrs.E.11.Taylor, mounted on her palomino M.Smith.iicn S.Brown, president; Danville; Bert G vice-president; Mis: Richmond and today.In the glil: Donat Sahas, ag s id.mt, King bury; J Sherbrooke districts have above photo are members onomo of Richmond A, Roux, president, illup, director, Drummondville.Alice Lalrame.Mrs.E Park, J.A.Roux, and Mrs.II.Snaden.Third row, from h it to right W.A.Gluey, director; U.!.Malton, of Lennoxville, Howard Robinson, Cedric Morrill, II.W.Goodcnongh, horse and parade hind her \tt\t'Wm \u2022 -\t2\tN\t3\t°\tl!)\tA\tHP m mm.\t3\t F \t0\t\tD\t1\t\t¦\ts\t\tG\t IS\t10\tC\t\t.¦ ÉM\tL\t¦\tfl\tR\tO\t vÆ'/yy///,\ts\t\t\t\tE\tm\t\t¦\t\t te\t\t\ts\t\t fmm.\t14\tVY\tR\tA\t\ti \t¦\tS\tpp^\tn\tDÉ m\t16 H\t\t\tY\tfl -\tlù\t111 mm.\t\tO\tV\t\tKM '¦'Sm\tz%\tE\t il\t1\t24\t¦\tC\t\t\tB\ti.S\tü\t¦\t1 m\t\tO\tA\t\t\t\tA\tp\tA\t \tE\t\t\"WX Pi\t\tv\t\tN\t¦\tin mm,\tY \tR\t¦ \u2022 u-\ti\tY\t_L\tp\t\tA\tK\tééÉI Name .Address ACROSS: 2.\tTe go \t moon* to srUor.\t1.6\tA truck driver may well feel o\t \tlittle foolish if he take» the wrong\t2 \tone.\t3 8.\tWise.\t T0.\tFrozen water.\t4 Tl.\tA black bird.\t5.12.\tShould be considered when point-\t7.\ting a head.\t8.13.\tThey collect honey.\t 14.\tShort for \"Stradivarius\".\t9 18.\tEdge of a skirt.\t15.21.\tWhat a man may do wfvon he\t16.\twants a change of scenery.\t17.W.\tSmall green vegetable.\t 23.\tBreak one, and you might have to stop work for a while.\t19.26.\tMake thoroughly wet.\t20.27.\tBelonging to the Pope\t 28.\tMany people find it hat a stimu-\t24.\tlating effect.\t 29\tSmooth or regular.\t25.30.\tPointed mountain top.\t27.DOWN Th« of a military band can certainly imprest tom» people.appeal.If «racked, it's best discorded.Not many.A bad one can upset confidence.____ watches aren't cheap.Definite article in grammar.crowd.watched player's big > sing______is no joke performer doesn't when well.Such a man won't be with his money at some other men.feel rash one place to another.Send your answer to arrive In the Record office not later than next Thursday, to: RECORD CROSSWORDS c/o Sherbrooke Daily Record, 119 Wellington St.N\u201e Sherbrooke.Correct solution to the puzzle will be published next Saturday.$40.00 IN CASH ! COMMENTS ON PUZZLE NO.15 Analysis of more difficult clue j ACROSS 4.FLIT is bes!.To FUT is to fly or move which certainly means moving.A FLAT would only mean moving to those who lived in one and not to \"most people\", j 7 RUM is beet because all RUM is fasted and hence flavour is important.GUM is not as good since flavour applies principally to chewing GUM which is but a small part j of the GUM in the world.6.POLES is best.It is not the LENGTH OF ROLES which makes them tricky, but the demands they make on an actor's technique.Long POLES can be tricky of course.^3- WORKS is best.The clue specifies \"literature\".literature suggests written WORKS, many of which are long.Long WORDS are quite common in the English language in ALL its applications and you would hardly specify \"literature.\" 19.\tSHELL is best.MOST foods have a recognizable SMELL so why specify \"certain edible creatures\".The careful phrase \"certain edible creatures\" should be interpreted as a pointer to SHELL.20.\tFACTS is best.Many of the FACTS ore certainly unpleasant.It is very debatab'e whether the average criminal's FACE is notably more unpleasant than that of the average ordinary citizen although we would like to think it is.26.\tKIND is best.The due say* \"describes\" a man.KIND describe* a man.KING defines one.27.\tCALLS is best.The clue says \"may\" If he CALLS for her he MAY have such ideas.If he FALLS for her he MUST have them.There is no \"may\" about it.DOWN 1.DUSK is best.Since driving through DUST can be very trying, and makes the cor filthy, \"MIGHT bother SOME people a LITTLE\" is certainly an understatement.DUSK fits the clue wording however.3.TOURS is best.It is only when you are enjoying yourself that TOURS seem to pass quickly.HOURS can pant quickly whether you ore enjoying\tyourself\tor not\tas\tfor ir,stance, working against time.6.TOE is best.Certainly every golfer must hove a TOE but every golfer has at some time or other found himself\twithout\ta TEE\tond\tnote the due says \"always\".13.DEFINE is best.\"Occasionally difficult\"\tsimply\tmeans\t\"usually eaty\".\tEveryone\tknows\tthat\tthe process of refining is seldom on easy or simple one.This rules out REFINE but would apolv to DEFINE.16 DECKS it best.DOCKS ore often well removed from wild waters, ond might even be of the \"dry\" variety.17.\tWEDDING it best, it Is when a period of stress is definitely over that a man may sigh with relief, as may well be the ease after a WEDDING, at which many a man it very nervous.WEEDING may be finished for the time being, but is never really OVER since there will be more later and is, furthermore, often a simple task.WELDING is not favoured.18.\tSLIT is best as it is a word usually applied to a cut in some tort of fabric or soft material; SLOT to on opening in metal or similar hard substance.Since you only have a knife to work with, SLIT is the more apt answer.Livestock Parade, Eiliiiis, Harness Racing, On 2nd Day Of Danville fair Danville.Quo.\u2014 The last E.T.summer fair, the Danville Uninn Agricultural Fair, went into its second day yesterday and Asbesl-os-Danville residents kepi (he attendance high as hundreds turned out at Ihe grounds.With most oi all Danville's business establishments closed yesterday afternoon to give theiri employees the opportunity to visit the 77th exhibition, few people were to be seen around town.Most ol them, and the children in particular, could be found walking around looking over the rides and sideshows and most of all enjoying the beautiful sunshine which got this year\u2019s exhibition off to a good start.To many of us a fair is regarded as just another means of entertainment.But for the men and women who toil the earth on a farm, the fair provides for them the opportunity to show their products and at the same time enter the goods in competition in an effort to win recognition.The annual cattle parade which Do You Enjoy Singing ?Join Bt.Att&mit # (Churrh (Ounr PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Reading of music will be taught.Phone one of the following members: Malcolm Brown - \u2022 3-2324 Miss Gertrude Imrie 3-1976 Ross Beattie .\t\u2022\t.\t2-8589 George Jobel * - - 2-6698 is highly rated by Townships agronomes was the highlight of the fair yesterday.Although the parade has been called \u201ccattle parade\u201d it features livestock in general, and a car and truck procession which showed the latest models in the automotive industry.This year Ihe parade was led by J.D.Stalker, second vice-president.He was followed by Mrs.E.li.Taylor, gaily dressed in her western unilorm riding her Palomino horse.Next came a saddle horse belonging to George Young, followed by that oi Mrs.D.Smith of Danville.Following the parade, flic pacers and trotters returned to the track for two heats of harness racing.A.Dion\u2019s entry of Blue Mountain Brooke copped the last race and main event of the program.Another full card of racing is being presented this afternoon.Performing nightly before the grandstand is the 7th Congress of Hollywood Daredevils which has earned an international repu-lalion for being the most daring and thrilling driving show ever to perforin on Canadian tracks, Driving their new 53 Fords these young drivers put their stock cars through dangerous paces going over ramps, and looping and more, to give the fair patrons plenty of thrills and spills.Making a return appearance at the fair this year is the Asbestos Harmony Band which will supply music on the grounds all day.Tonight is also the night of the annual dance, which is enthusiastically attended by young and old.Another interesting place to visit is the main building where the best of the county\u2019s handi crafts are being exhibited.This building shows a great number of exhibits ,a few being, children\u2019s handicrafts, ladies' department, and the crop displays.To sum things up a good time awaits all attending the Danville Fair.Raymond Robinson, Danville.\u2022 is J.I).Stalker, second vice-president of the on saddle horses are George Young and Miss (Record Photos by Gerry Kenuiy) iiion Will Be Held Of Work o Be Done At ï.W.Craft Course PIANO-ORGAN-THEORY MORRIS C.AUSTIN Lesson* In Theory by Correspondence.If desired.Coaching for Univer-sily Examinations.There\twill\the an\texhibit\tof work which has been done by the students\tand\tinstructors at\tthe Y.W.C.A.\ton\tFriday\tfrom\ttwo' p.m.until ten\tp.m.on\tSeptember HI.The working demonstration of Ihe various crafts will be given during Ihe day.Prospective :,!u dents are urged to attend so that they may be advised by Ihe instructor as to the course and the materials required.Here are the instructors: Begin ners\u2019 French, Omcr Pelletier, beginning September 2H; painting: inslruelor: Rev.P.W.Jones, It) lessons.Clothes remodelling: Mrs.Russell Kezar, 10 lessons.Quilling and patchwork; Mrs.Bussell Brown, 10 lessons.Bug braiding: Mrs.William Marshall.It) lessons; Painting: W.Continued on page 5.NOW IN GRANBY, QUi.ALEXANDERS (formerly of Sherbrooke) HOMEMADE CANDIES Happy to *erva you.Moil your order* to 84 MAIN, GRANBY, QUB.MARK J.DRAPEAU, D.S.C, Chiropodisl\u2014(fool speci«li*t) Office and residential calls by appointment.573 Ontario St.\u2014 Tel.2-2339 Chief Ore Supply Area At the present lime, approxi-j Imately 80 per cent of this coun-i ! try\u2019s high grade iron ore comes ! from thé Lake Superior reserves, j This ore contains about 51 per 11 cent iron and requires little or I\t! no processing.The supply, how-j I ever, is dwindling.I London\u2014'(P,\u2014A painting that | was purchased for 30 shillings II\t$4.20 some years ago has been Isold for £1,375 here.It is an /tall lian rural scene painted by Fiiip-I po Palazzi in 1862.Kirk Hallam, England\u2014 W \u2014 I Civil defence workers in this Dcr-I byshire town used £2 worth of | : chemicals and a dustbin lid for a recent \u201catom bomb\u201d exercise, j They got a big bang and an or-¦ ange flash, but wind spoiled the I expected mushroom cloud.A\tyJky y as.Does Your House Resemble A Patchwork Quilt?Would a fresh coating of your favour ite paint make your home more beau tiful and inviting?Painting is no problem, not when you use C-l-l- housa paints, and choosing the right shado i* less of a problem when you aru confronted with the wonderful selec tion offered at our store.Pt/Jllz/AU PAINT 56 Wellington North Telephone 2-1537 muroMi wMir» Stop In today and talk your painting problems over with one of our competent staff.He will be pleased to assist you in any way he can, and advise you on the type and shade of paint to best meet your requirements I- d Four SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 j*>lj£rbnMk£ Satlij Ifrnrfc \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" The Record is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office 119 Wellington Street North, Press Comments POINTING UP AN ISSUE Christian Science Monitor: Almost 40 years ago a respected professor at.the University of Illinois, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news discouraged by his inability to provide'for his later service of The Canadian Press, The Associated\t*\t_ , .Press and Reuters,\t\u2014 \u2019 1 k dannK steP- He purchased out of his Subscription Rates:\tCarrier delivery In meager savings a peanut and popcorn wagon which Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 25 cents weekly, had become a part of the scenery around the main $13.00 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great gate And he resigned his university post, Bruain or the United States: 1\tTo his startled colleagues\the revealed that he $4.50 3 months $2.50.1 month\tSl-OO\tSmg\te\tcopies\thad\tlc.arnefJ ,he\tw*\twas more remunera.5c.Authorized as second class mail, Po.t office, tjve (han hjs pr^fegsorshilf and had come t0 the Department, uttawa.\tj conclusion, why not! Under his ownership the busi- -\u2014-I ness boomed.The professor obviously enjoyed serv- p-T t-p v AI\tANTE\t'n^ ,^e students- And- obviously, they enjoyed it M UK.\t> Ui\t,\t-\tt00\tj.je mus) have reapefj greater satisfaction from A baffling as well as a\tdisturbing\tcircum-\tthe\teffect his venture had on\tthe Legislature, the of ,he postwar period is the extent which people appear to have accepted the con-; But this is a cause that must be fought for tinuance of arbitrary measures which are in ef-, consdous|y or unconscious,y dramatizes ,he issue ; feet a denial of individual freedom.This seems Just the other day a New Jersey high-school teacher ,\t,\t.if\tresigned his $85 a week job to take another at to be true with respect to both governmental and $137 50.non-govcrnmcntal agencies and bodies which ; We doubt that he will\treap as\trich intangible .\ti\trewards driving a brewery\ttruck as\tpresiding over without public protest have been democratically, his classes\u2014among them the knowledge that he armed with powers often sharply undemocratic I was,,perfu0.l7ni!lf a/ser':iceu ,0Lhis f?1!ow men wel1 K\t:\tworth while.We doubt that he will\thave as much in\timpact.\tt\tfun as the professor selling\tpeanuts.\tBut his action, At governmental level the tendency can be 1 too.Points up a lesson more easily read than words, j the wide powers given administrative seen in boards, At organizational level, the apparent willingness of people to surrender their rights as individuals is conspicuous in labor union constitutions as well as in labor legislation and in a considerable field of agricultural activity.That it is not a healthy devclpomcnt was properly emphasized last week by the presi- NOT PLEADING FOR BERIA Where are all those so-called liberals, some phony and some just deluded, who a few months ago were organizing committees and signing peti-1 lions in save the atom spies.Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, from their just deserts?Why aren't they; doing something for Lavrenti Bcria, who has also ; achieved world-wide celebrity as a criminal and a i spy\u2019 The Rrxscnbergs were executed June 19.Only 11 days Inler the world was informed of the arrest ,\t, r ,,\t,,\t,.\t\u201e\t.\tof Beria, one of the triumvirate upon whom the dent of the Canadian Bar Association.Speak- manlle of stalin fell, on charges that he had coning at Boston, Mr.Andre Taschereau told the! spired against the Soviet Union.\t.\t\u201e\t.\t:\tHcre was a wonderful opportunity for the ap- Amencan Bar Association thaï administrative j pai-atus that tried unsuccessfully to secure clc- boards in Canada are to an increasing extent ! mcncy for Rosenborgs to agitate in behalf of ,\t.\t.\t.\t\u2022\t\u2022__\t, -\t! Beria.first, they could have organized a Give replacing our law courts in the making il '\"'-juavrenti Beria a Fair Trial Committee to Secure Justice for Lavrenti Beria.Finally, after the trial and inevitable conviction, petitions could have been curculated by the Save Lavrenti Beria From the an in the portant decisions against which there is no appeal to the courts.He charged that administrative rulings and labor board powers in the extent to which they exercise arbitrary power are \"threats to the freedom of the individual.\u201d One dangerous immediate effect of arbitrary measures of the nARire cited by Mr.Taschereau is a dwindling respect for the law.Not satisfied with the established order of things, people increasingly are inclined to take matters into their own hands.As a result even such a formerly sacred right as private ownership is no longer respected and more and more frequently orders of our courts of justice such as injunctions are openly flouted by asociations and individuals.The only effective remedy for this growing disregard for the rights of the individuals lies in a sharper public awareness of the dangers involved.The freedoms we now enjoy were only secured after decades of conflict and struggle.They can only be retained by constant watchfulness and uncompromising public and individual protest.TO PR£V£#T POO0 WITH mam 4 1 : .It.-.: .; Letters To The Editor Life\u2019s Unfinished Furrows By Rev.B.S.Murray, M.A.Firing Squad Committee Nothing has been heard from Beria since his arrest was announced two months ago.He may al-| Often I delight to watch a man; Into each life some rain falls ready have^ been shot, or he may be undergoing prc-|with an old-fashioned plough, pull-; Anc!> vvhen dreams go unrealized, parafions for a public trial, complete with confession.But.dnn'l expect any of our confused liberals In came to his defence.That would not make good Communist propaganda.CAUSES OF A BAD CRASH Philadelphia Bulletin Last .lune 12 a Greyhound bus left the pavin_ ________ on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and hil two park-1 \u2014unfinished.' To ed bv a ieam of horses working in ! P1'3*'8 unanswered, purposes frus-ea oy a earn 01 norses, wo King in , trated hopes b|asted> nlany are the field.Here is work that re-, jmpa(jcn[i cynical, even disap- quires skill, resourcefulness, con-; pointed.We should not be for : centration of muscle, mind and; God's purposes end well, for soon- will towards a single purpose.; er or later the fullness of time 1 Here, too, is a man who must, be; comes for everything.fit, forward looking with a positive I In such a mood, consider Moses.definite goal at the end of the fur-; His dream was unfulfilled, his : I row.\tideal unrealized, his goal unrcach- I remember detecting one furrow cd.He had failed of his port?Yes, my query as to : but we know now that it was more ; ed trucks.Five people were killed.The Inter-! why, that loquacious ploughman j important for the old Israelite to enumerated such logical reasons ; reach God-like character than to that 1 found myself drawing a par-1 reach the land of promise, allel with life\u2019s unfinished fur-1 Then there's John the Baptist, rows due sometimes to our look- And St.Paul.And a host of others; ing back\tbecoming too eas- who are perplexed by God\u2019s provi- j .\t.\t, ,\tilly discouraged .unready to ; riences.It is evident that God\u2019s! ine bus ^driver, ^who ; practice self-denial .permit-j thoughts are not always men's1 \u2018.ting the ensnaring influences of Thoughts.Man proposes\u2014God disr1 WHICH WAY SHOULD NELSON FACE?Some citizens of Montreal arc arguing spiritedly about a statue and discussing a mystery.According to the Kingston Whig - Standard, the argument began when someone observed that the state Commerce Commission\u2019s thorough investigation of the crash followed, and the results are now reported.They are of unusual importance.The finding is that the trucks were legally parked, though with poor judgment.But had a previous good record, dozed at the wheel 1 he machine had just negotiated\ta long gradual :\tworldly connections to the extent '\tposes, curve and did not adjust\titself into\ta straightaway.|\tthat the Voice of Jesus becomes i\tAnother\tChance The driver was an \"extra\u201d, who was notified ! inarticulate.'only three hours before departure time that he! Attack Your Furrow would bo needed.In consequence, although he! September, with the reopening | that our best work is married, im was off dutv, he had had\this last sleep some 14 or\tof schools and colleges and the re-!\tperfect,\tunfinished.\tFortunately ! 15 hours before taking\tthe bus\tout Sflv\u201erll 1\tsumption of the Church's autumn :\twe are encouraged by\tthe\tthought more hours elapsed before the aecident.From The Record Files THIRTY YEARS AGO The Prince of Wales landed in Quebec today on the first leg of an informal trip to his Alberta ranch.Officers named for the Uen-noxvillc Branch of the Bible Society were: W.W.Baker, C.J.Lane and W, H.Abbott.TWENTY YEARS AGO The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Compton County W.C.T.U.held at Brookbury: Mrs.George Edwards, Mrs.F.W.Gilbert, Mrs.Eva Bennett.Mrs.L.H.McConnell and Mrs.D.J.Saunders.TEN YEARS AGO Sept.12 fell on a Sunday.With the Flight of Tune, manyjlenf,es me ,0 ,hink \u201cstraiSht\" 5n of us become increasingly aware maueis secular and spiritual.MAINTAINING OLD CEMETERIES (Toronto Globe and Mail) The select Committee of the Legislature, set Nelson monument in Jacques Cartier Square was up to consider revision of the Cemeteries Act, is to hold a public hearing in Toronto on Monday, September 14.Its terms of reference include an facing the wrong way.The victor of Trafalgar should lace (he river, the argument ran, because all other Nelson monuments face the water, while on this one the admiral stands with his back to the St.Lawrence.The mystery angle was contributed by The Montreal Gazette, which intimated that at one time the statue did face the St.Lawrence.It seems that a Scot named John B.Duncan, who visited Montreal in 1826, wrote a book about his trip to North America, in which he said of the monument: \"It stands at the top of a pretty street at right angles to the river.His Lordship looks towards the river .but it unfortunately happens that the principal street of the city passes behind him so as (o pre- Standing by, you will find the Church with Her means of grace and a generous \u201csupply\u201d if needed.Followers of the Master then, must stretch every nerve as they program, is an appropriate time that, with God, motives and par-for us to think without confusion I poses govern and determine the clearly about our unfinished fur-1 reward.If the motive is right and rows.\t; pure, the most bitter disappoint- Take education for example.You ! ment will turn in the end to the press with vigor on, aware of the can, if you will, finish that either ! most joyous surprise.And whilst ! perseverance of the good and the by regular or correspondence ; we view human life apart a seg- indestructability of the ideal.God, courses.What of those promises j ment by itself.God views the com-i the Creator, is at work in our day.you made your father and mother i pletcd circle as it meets in eter-|He expects us, with a holy passion years ago?Are you standing by i nity.\t; for His Cause, to co-operate with them now?And your confirmation i This long-range view encourag-! Him and go forward as victors, vows; are you daily endeavoring | es us to keep on believing that heroes, conquerors.Expert plough- to live as Christ\u2019s faithful soldier and servant committed to serve Him till the end of the day?If although earth\u2019s dreams may notjmeu-come true .our ambitions got You dare not ignore those chal-unrealized .\tour goals not longing words\u2014\"No man, having inquiry into the creation, investment and supervision of trust grinds for perpetual care of cemeteries; the methods of selling cemetery plots, and methods of selling cemeteries in the Province, vent neglect.This inquiry has arisen out of charges made during (he last session of the Legislature that cer- ._____________ tain persons were making immense sums of money early years still haunt you?And ; plete the furrow in the green Ihe all-animating voice of Jesus what of your work\u2014does it thrill I fields of Eden known as the Ever-j utters.You have no alternative or bore you?Are you just making [green Land\u2014the land that is fair-1 out to keep on ploughing your a living or a life?\"Whatsoever | er than day.This is \"the hope of furrow.You may not see the end we sow that shall we reap\u201d is i glory\u201d to which the Church of God Uiat furrow, but you dare not \u2014\t-\t-\tlook back.Eternity stretches on before, beckoning us forward with you are married, what of those ; reached vows?Do the beautiful dreams of vour _______ our ports not sight-1 Put his hand to the plough, and i ed, yet there is another chance.! looking back, is fit for the King-r Another life where we can com-!dom of God\u201d (Luke 9-62)\u2014which and he has consequently turned his back 1 \u201e\t\u201e 1\tCcie and responsibility of various types of ceme- upon it and all that it contains.\ttories, especially those operated under municipal What happened?Did some citizen of Mont- ausp[ccs\u2019 are amPly provided for.But there are i\t, ,\t,\tinumbers of burial places throughout rural Ontario eal, swayed by civic pnde.decide that Nelson usually containing the craves V>f ninneor cenie,.e out of the unscrupulous sale of cemetery plots, without putting aside the proper amount of money to endow the care of the cemetery.Amendments were made during (he session to close loopholes in the,\tt\t,\t, Cemeteries Acl, but the matter\tis now to be\tdealt\t\"?.'11 ?n ,hc\t?tnicture\tSo\t^,ds \u2019Is ®nvI(saSe hcre and now' with more thoroughly.This is\tnot the first\ttime\t«'^k your\tfurrow w,th\tfaith in\tPlough On ! ,.f \u2018 .\tnui mu.\t111 ,\t! yourself and\tpreseverance\tin vour\tDo you see why the man with \u2018\t, a\tbeen made.It may be hoped j ]ieart an(j qoci vvill help you.the plough haunts me?And.as Inal an adequate system will be set up, so as to i There's Moses\the ploughs straight furrows chal- preclude speculation in cemeteries at any time.I.\u2014-\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 - The existing law is fairly complete with regard In public health requirements.The organization, WORLD DAY FOR ANIMALS Dear Sir: Since 1928.an increasing number of churches and ministers have been endorsing and observing October 4th.\u2014dedicated to St.Francis of Assisi\u2014as The World Day of Animals.Its spiritual object is to inculcate the Spirit of Love in the hearts of our brethren who are indifferent and cruel\u2014directly or indirectly\u2014to God's creatures.So, once again, all Sunday school superintendents and ministers are asked to conscientiously observe this Christian Ideal in an appropriate w ay in one of their i signed.My ^!staks By Richard H.Wilkinsor Luther was vsrv :.darling.I know py and thrilled you are married.Phil Minute Fkfien a nice boy.Dear me.I remember when Alvin and I where first married.I was just the same.\u2019\u2019 Mrs.Luther The illusion of youth.Wfri.4M l V- \u2022 \u2019 ** J ¦» »* ~ w \u2014\u2014 - _ services on September 27th., or ! Dear me.\t, \u2022 j i.j October 4ih., or 11th.by prayer, Heth Franklin tried hard to or a hvmn, or a talk.The more maintain a role of giaeious no.-t-we personally know Christ within oss.\"Y\\ ere you^ elusions shatter-us the deeper our understanding ed.Mrs.Luther and Love are for all creatures?\u201cShattered?\u2019 Mrs.Luther laugh-and more sensitive we are to the and suddenly looked wise, cruelty and suffering inflicted by \"Well, yes.I suppose they were, mankind, also more conscious of For I did have illusions about my our duties involved in their well- husband, darling, just as you have being, and of our responsibility about your Phil.-And then\u2014\u2019\u2019 of being our brothers' keepers! Mrs.Luther's lips tightened\u2014 \u201che Y'ours faithfully, strayed.\u201d E.Clifford Pratt, , \"How dreadful.\u201d Toronto.1 \"Not dreadful, darling\u2014fortunate.Oh, my yes.Y\u2019ou see, Dave.THE MATURE PARENT my husband, is not naturally a woman chaser.He was frightfully upset and shamed.He promised to do anything if I\u2019d only not leave him.To this day Dave is repentant.He'll do anything I ask.He is humble and grateful, and I de- «v-rx Tiare I think I have the best hus-BEWARE 01- WHOLESALE AND > nd :n tilp worid \u201d CHRONIC SELF-REPROACH «j supp0se it was fortunate, By\tMURIEL\tLAW'RENCL\twasn't it?\u201d When Penny began to toddle, | jlIrs^ LU(ber leaned toward her her father placed a gate above the y0ung hostess.\"So fortunate, my porch steps.\tBy\tlatching\tit,\ther\tdeari tbat j\t0(iiers COulct be- mother could\tlease fenny\ton\t{he\t; nefjt by {be same\texperience> Y0ur porch when she was busy in the pbj[ js vcry handsome, and Gret-house.\tchen Carter\tis\tvery beautiful.\u201d One morning, just as she d in- i she smi!ed> \u201cWell, darling, I sim-stalled Penny and her favorite : piy must be going.\u201d wooden spoon on the porch, the ; Beth sat down at a window, telephone rang.II was her sister CUpped her chin in her hand and calling to demand the immediate return of the sewing machine she ad borrowed.So anxious was Penny\u2019s mother to explain why she hadn't returned it that she forgot she had not latched the porch gate.Penny fell down the porch steps, badly cutting her forehead.When the doctor came, he had to give her mother sedatives as well as patch up Penny.Though the cut has long since healed, her mother still bitterly reproaches herself for the slight scar it has left.She can't look at it without thinking, \"That's what a bad mother did to her child.\u2019\u2019 Actually, this is not the fact at all.It is what overeagerness by Penny's mother lo justify herself to her family did to Penny.But this fault is only a part of the total character of Penny\u2019s mother.She has many assets of character as well as this fault.Unfortunately, she never remembers them when this fault produces trouble.Instead, she goes in for blind, wholesale condemnation of herself.The dependence of Penny's mother on her family\u2019s approval keeps her tense and anxious much of the time.She is always on the alert for criticism of her husband and of her training of her child.Rather than make the fight to outgrow her dependence and correct the fault responsible for Penny's accident, she avoids the struggle by w allowing in total condemnation of herseif as a \u201cbad\u201d mother.\tBeth laughed.She strove for As we are not gods, we cannot : and maintained an attitude of incontrol everything that happens j difference.Even later when she to Mary and Jim.So when they ! saw' Gretchen Carter, blonde and get hurt, let's beware of chronic 1 gorgeous in a white, filmly gown and excessive self-reproach.If that was trulv seductive, she their hurt is due to some specific would nat admit that what Mrs.fault in us, let's know it and do Luther or Dorothy had said was something about it.\taffecting her peace of mind.But let\u2019s never go in for whole- She danced the first dance with The orchestra swung into a foxtrot.Beside her, Tom Craig-said: \u201cMy dance, Beth?\u201d stared out at the rain.\"Gretchen Carter is very beautiful.\u201d What had Mrs.Luther meant?Mrs, Luther was bitter and disillusioned, ther was bitter and disillusioned.Poor Dave Luther.How dreadful it must be to be constantly under suspicion.Two weeks later the Hempton Country Club held its annual Spring opening ball.Phil and Beth went with the Craigs.En route, Dorothy Craig said mischievously; \"Keep your eye on that handsome husband of yours tonight, Beth.They tell me Gretchen Carter has bought the most seductive gown sale self-condemnation.It always implies that we w-ant to avoid our problems by exaggerating our helplessness and \"badness.\u201d Phil and then conscious of Mrs.Luther watching her from across (he room, conscious of Dorothy Craig's mischievous glance.Self- condemnation is often used deliberately ignored her husband, by dependent people who dare not It was quite bv accident that to-admit their need for reassurance.I ward the middle of the evening By abusing ourselves as \u201cbad\u201d she saw Phil slip through the parents to others, we can get them j French doors out on to the ter-to say, \"Oh, no, you're umnderful.j race.Or was it accident?Certain-This wasn\u2019t your fault.\u201d Why do|ly it wasn\u2019t accident that sent her on! Plough on! we need this comfort'\u2019 Why do we so dislike ourselves that we must 1 rr,1v ourselves our own kindly judgment and mevow f'\"- ,,~ should no longer stand with his back turned to the fair metropolis?We do not know, but we hope that some one discovers and makes public :he reason for the turnabout.That should be done, for we feel sure that the change was not due to the same reason that influenced the deci-iion as to which way a famous Andean statue should face.The devout people of Chile wanted a statue of the Saviour erected high in the Andes, and in due course a beautiful and impressive monument ment was erected in the great mountains.It faced toward Argentina, according to one account, and the good people of Chile were asked the reason for this.Chileans arc said to be as noted for having sense of the humorous as for genuine devoutness; they intimated that the statue could face only one nation, and it faced the nation whose people were more in need of watching.Bible Thoughts But if ye say unto me.We trust in the Lord our Vod: is not that he, whose high places and whose altars Hezekiah hath taken away, and hath said to Judah and Jerusalem, Ye shall worship before this altar in Jerusalem?\u2014II.Kings 18:22.+\t+ 4- YVe must not forget to keep worship at the heart life.\tj\tHenry T, Hodgkin.the graves of pioneer settlers, which have been allowed to fall into a sad state of neglect as a result of weather or, too often, vandalism.In many cases, the title to these old cemeteries is uncertain.Descendants who might Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY In Saudi-Ârabia Answer to Previous i-1_______ 1,6- DON\u2019T BE A PIG.IS GOOD BRIDGE TIP Stockbrokers have an inelegant j .but very true maxim: Sometimes have been expected to take an interest have often kears 'v\u2018n.sometimes the bulls | moved away, or are themselves dead.The dilapid-1 \"in; du!- th?h(î?s nev«:r win.The messioUand ;UetPremiSeSrk°S 3 Ty bad im~ If^he opponemUouble \"-ou\"\u2019.M a ptession, and t is time something was done to deal ; contract that you like, beware of wiln the problem.\tj a hoggish redouble.It may warn; It was dealt with once before.Following a survey i the opponents to find a contract made by Dr.J.W.S.McCullough, then Chief Health [that is more to their liking.Inspector for the Province, the Henrv Government West thoughl he could make in 1931 amended the Cemeteries Act to provide for {oul' hearls and wasn\u2019t afraid of \u2022 a\ta\t*\t-x l.xx*nrAlx4 I/-V f/-xX4*»\tU I ^ x 1 ^ x 1 the setting up of County Cemetery Commissions.a runout to four spades.He failed \tNORTH\t12 \tA AQ874 ¥ None ?Q 10 6 52 A 10 9 4 WEST\tEAST (D) 4 K 10 9 5\tA J632 V A K Q 6 2\t¥.175 4 A None\t?A 3 A J 5 3 2\tAKQS\t \tSOUTH \tA None ¥ 10 983 ?K J 9 8 7 4 A A 87 Neither side vul.\t East\tSouth West North Pass\tPass\t1 ¥\t1 A 3 ¥\tPass 4 V\tPass Pass\tDouble RedbL Pass Pass\t5 ?\tPass Pass Double Pass Pass Pass\t Opening lead\u2014¥ K\t ACROSS 53 Chemical -and\timpound are the 54 Depressions two capitals of®® Perforated Sa.di-Arabia tl Papal cape )2 Cave 13\tLox ks fixedly 14\tLamprey Lieutenant Governorln rT 'u ^\tU\t^ifify S Soutlf would blossom Lieutenant Governot-in-Councii, and the other two forth at the level of five in the by Hie County Council.Its duties were supervisory, : previously unbid diamond suit.and it had the authority to order any municipality! It .wasn\u2019t actually a very diffi- lo maintain a cemetery in proper condition.The ! cult decision for South to make.legislation was widely approved at the time, but the West could hardly redouble four succeeding Government did not support it.The\tunless he was ready to do ; relevant sections were finally repealed bv Premier ; ?od blMn1iS\t^ui\u2019 sPades- Mitph-n Hpr,!,,,,.-\t,mq\t\u2019\t.Hence North could not have ex- p \u2018L ;Pin ,n \"V 1938k and uo arrangements ceptionally great length in spades, uere provided to continue the supervising function.The bidding made it clear that It would be well if the Select Committee investis-1 North was extremely short in_______________________________________ ated this former legislation and gave it serious con- hearts.Obviously North was bound Y\u2019ou, South, hold: Spades 5-3, sidération.It might be that many old-time ceme- ,0 i'3'0 fairly good support for Hearts A-Q-J-9-8-7, Diamonds Q-teries could be decently abandoned and the land diamonds.\t6-4.Clubs 8-3.What do you do?returned to productive use according to the pro- Ak lt haPPcned- tI,e support was A\u2014Pass.You will bid the hearts visions of the law.But public opinion is generally good enough l,° !ct S\u201duth m3ke hl'; a' >'ou'- ncxt opportunity.The fact itviinct\ti i\tgame contract in diamonds.1 that vou can afford to pass first riln r u\tfhe last resting piace of; ^,as a cinch l0 ruff thp opening; and then bid your hearts indicates Ihe dead.In such cases, it should also be willing heart lead, discard a club on the that you have fair diamond >up-to support a measure of landscaping and simple ace of spades, take the ace of port and also that your hand is maintenance to express the community respect for clubs and crossruff.East could -;ot i moderately strong, its founders and forebears.Many small places in hjs ace of diamonds and a club TODAY\u2019S QUESTION Ontario deserve great credit for the wav they main- tr\u2018ek, but no more.\tThe bidding is the same as in tain their cemeteries.It is a pity that others are! \u201e\tSENSE ,,\tL116 question just answered.You, less interested.Some sort of supervising body A1?- h0jh ^sules vulnerable.South, hold: Spades_ 5-3-2.Hearts would seem to be necessary.The cost would be relatively smaiL the bidding has been: North East South 1 Diamond Double ?9-S-3, iDamond 4, Clubs K-Q-J-9-Wesl 8-7.What do you do?i\tAnswer Monday\t| catchers 16\tBook of the Bible 17\tLaughing 18\tMineral rock 19\tNorth Dakota (ab.) 21\tCourt (ab.) 22\tExpire 23\tLarissan mountain 25 Royal Scottish Academy (ab.) 27\tEskers 28\t-has one of the most modem airports in the Middle East 31\tFault 32\tGo by 35\tBustle 36\tSaudi-Arabia has many- \u2022wells (pi.) 40\tFruit drink 41\tCase (ab.) 42\tTasto solo (ab.) 44\tNew (comb, form) 45\tThe Arab is 47 Flower part 4S Rugged crests of mountains b:\t» balls DOWN 1\tEngines 2\tExpunges 3\tSolicitude 4\tUnsoiled 15 Suffix 5\tRoman bronze20 Stage plays 6\tScottish sailyard 7\tLethargic 8\tHusband of Gudrun 9\tFears 10 Rupture 13 Exclamation w\tl\tF=\tE\t\tW\tG*\tL\tL.\t\tU\tM-t\ts\u2019 A\tC\tE=\t\t\tE\tu\t1\tA\t\tN\tG\te c\tOflKl\t\tO\t1\tP\tG\tK\to\t\t\te\tN o\tN\t\tcE\tT\t\tC\tA\tT\tE?\t1\t\tp \t\t\t£5\tA\tt\tT\t\t6\tO\tN\t\t A\t«\tN* {;./\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t17\t\t\t\t ]&\t\t\t\t1?\t20\t\tb\t\t\t21\t\t l\\\t\t\tzs\t\t2Î\tZb\t\t\t27\t\t\t \t\t\tIB\tn\t\t\t\t»\t\t\t\t \t\t\tV\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t il\tH\t54\t\t\tw\t\t\t\t%\t37\tw\t39 W\t\t\t'/Y///\t41\t\t\t42\t43\t\t44\t\t Hb\t\t\tHfe\t\t\t\t\t47\t%\t\t\t M?\t\t\t\t\t50\t\t51\t\t\t\t\t \tSi\t\t\t\t\t\tS3\t\t\t\t\t \tN\t\t\t\t\t\tSé\t\t\t\tIÎ\t eyes sweeping around the room till they found Gretchen Carter.And then her heart stood still.Gretchen was moving toward the aame French doors.The orchestra swung into a foxtrot.Beside her, Tom Craig said: \u201cMy dance, Beth?\u201d _ \"No.\u201d she said.\"No, Tom.I\u2014 I\u2019ve got a headache ., Excuse me.please.\u201d And she moved away, swiftly, blindly.Without consciously establishing a destination, she made her way out on to the terrace, stood there in the dim .light.1 Abruptly she saw them\u2014two figures silhouetted against the 1 sky at the far end of the terrace standing close together.! Reason left her.Logic fled.Seized by an uncontrolable fury, | conscious only of one desire\u2014the desire to wreak vengeance on ithis woman who had robbed her of her faith, she sped along the terrace, cried out in sudden anguish and flung herself toward the filmy white dress and startled face of Gretchen.As from a great distance she heard a masculine exclamation, saw a face in the dim light\u2014and suddenly it was as if an icy cloak had engulfed her and was holding her close.For the face of the man who had been standing with his I arm about Gretchen Carter was that of Dave Luther.Sailor School The United States Naval Aca-; demy was established at Fort Severn, Annapolis, Maryland on ; October 10, 1845.At first called the Naval School, it was renamed : five years later.Decorator Trick 1 Expert decorators sometimes add a little blue lo the paint used on the walls opposite the windows of a well-lighted room to counteract the effect of the yellow sun-\u2022 light.take we have made?i We are in great need, of course, of self-appreciation.t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1^53 Five Provincial Motorcoach Operators To Meet In Annual Convention Starting Tomorrow Problems facing motorcoach op-i erators in this province, whether! urban or interurban.will be dis- j cussed at the annual convention of the Quebec Motor Coach Owners Association which opens at the New Sherbrooke Hotel tomorrow-afternoon and closes Tuesday evening.Rosaire Lemelin, of Levis, president of the Association, will be chairman for the three-day meeting and will be assisted by the two executive vice-presidents.Roch Tremblay.Q.C., vice-president of the Provincial Transport Co.Ltd., and Paul Cloutier, ot Laval Transport, both of Montreal.Wilbrod Bherer.Q.C., of Quebec City, is secretary of the organization and Alphonse Proteau, of Montreal, treasurer.The detailed program of the convention is as follows: Sunday 2.30 p.m.\u2014Registration.5.00 6.00 I ! 9.00 I 10.00 ; 10.45 12.30 Best wishes to the QUEBEC MOTOR COACH OWNERS ASSOCIATION Raymond Bergeron McColl-Frontenac Products General Repairs \u2014 Body Work \u2014 Painting Towing Service Tires \u2014 Batteries and Parts NORTH HATLEY Tel.117 6.15 6.15 p.m.\u2014Tea for the ladies, p.m.\u2014Meeting of committee chairmen.p.m.\u2014Canadian dances.Monday a.m.\u2014General meeting, a.m.\u2014The ladies depart for an excursion to Newport, Vt.Luncheon at the Newport Hotel, p.m.\u2014Luncheon under the , chairmanship of Mr., Paul Cloutier, vice- j president of the Association.Guest speaker: Mr.Leo Cadqrette, alderman and chairman of the Industrial Commission for the City of Sherbrooke.p.m.\u2014The President's recep-p.m.\u2014The president\u2019s reception given by the as- sociate members 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Annual dinner of the Association under the chairmanship of Mr.Nazaire Lemelin.Guest speaker: Mr.Marcel Relanger, C.A., M.A.Comm.Sc.and professor of Economics at the Faculty of Commerce, Laval University, Quebec.10.00 p.m.\u2014Dance and show.Tuesday 9.30\ta m.\u2014Study meeting.12.30 o.m.\u2014Luncheon under the chairmanship of Mr.Roch Tremblay, Q.C., vice-president of the Association.12.30 p.m.\u2014Luncheon for the ladies.TRAVEL THE COMFORTABLE WAY BY MOTOR COACH Provencher Transport Regular service, Sherbrooke \u2014 East Angus Special Trips Arranged.EAST ANGUS \u2014 TEL.26 r 2 SHERBROOKE TERMINUS 2-3200 The QUEBEC CENTRAL Dependabl* Transportation Servira Extends Best\tWishes to the QUEBEC COACH OWNERS ASSOCIATION A.M.HAN& Oraneral Manager C.G.BLAKE General Freight snrî passenger agent SAVi MONEY TRAVEL BY ROAD! MacKay\u2019s Garage Genera! Repairs Painting, Bodywork, etc.Day and Night Towing Service SAWYERVILLE\tTEL.45 LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD , .TRAVEL BY ROAD! BENOIT P0ULI0T Motor Coach and Taxi Regular Service, Sherbrooke \u2014 Waterville TEL WATERVILLE 61 MAKE SURE YOUR TIRES WILL DO THE JOB .MARQUIS TIRE SHOP REG\u2019D.VULCANIZING \u2014 RETREADING 161 Depot Street Tel.2-3090 Authorised by E.Davis Sherbrooke Welcomes Convention Delegates The Queen City of the Eastern Townships spreads the welcome mat for delegates to the convert tion of the Quebec Motor Coach Ownars' Association! Tel.2-4761 LARAMEE COACH LINES LTD.m BELVIDERE ST.NORTH, SHERBROOKE.Warden Couple Celebrated Their 25lh Anniversary Warden, Sept 11 Upwards of I forty relatives and friends gather-1 ed at the home of Mr.and Mrs : ,»,vm me\tviv.i, v.ui, Vernal Lewis to extend congvatu-j entertained the members of the ! lations to them on the occasion of Sherbrooke Uountrv Club and the their tvventj fifth wedding anni-l Lennoxville Golf Club.The prize Acrsarj celebration, winners for golf were, low gross.1 The evening was spent playing; 42.Mrs.Carter; low net, class A.j cards, after which a delicious re- ; Mrs.Turner: low net.class B.M.s.: Ireshincnts were served.RICHMOND Mr and Mrs.fohn A.Bagnall and infant son have returned to London.Ont.Master John Charles will remain with his grandparents.Dr.and Mrs.C.R.Boast, for a few weeks.Miss Mabel Boast is spending her vacation at Kentville.N S .with Mr.and Mrs.Charles N ' lingbeck.The members of the ladies\u2019 division of the Belleview Golf Clur DEATHS BIRTHS Hunter, and Class C, Mrs.Labontt The prize winners for bridg Mr.A.T.Barnes, on behalf of all present, wished Mr.and Mrs were Mrs.Chapman.Mrs.Nugent | Lewis many more years of happi-and Mrs.Moe.A delicious salad j ness and presented them with a tea was served at the dose of the afternoon, convened by Miss Jean Pepler.Mrs.C.Spence has left for Ham purse of money Mr.and Mrs Lewis each expressed their sincere thanks.Among those from out of town ilton.Ont., and before returning!'''10 attended were Mrs.1.Du- home she will take an extended motor trip through the Southern l nited States.Dr.V.J.Hudon, Messrs.Mei vyn Hudon, Fred Hudon.Mrs.Ken neth Soles and Mr.J.Marlin, all of Montreal, were calling on friends while on route to their home, after attending the funeral of Miss Eugenie Hudon, who was a resident of Richmond for many years, where she transacted a -ue eessful millinery business in (he Ross block, on Main street.Kev.William Brown, Mrs.Brown and Miss Sheila Brown have left for Toronto, Ont., for a two weeks' vacation.While there Mr.Brown will conduct the services at Cook\u2019s Presbyterian Church.The members of Udolphus Lord Aylmer Chapter, I.O.D.E.sponsored a refreshment booth at ihe local fair under Ihe convenership of Mrs.C.Spence.Several memuers assisted with the serving.Mrs.John Scarth, of Toronto, Ont., and Mrs.A.A.Macartney, of Ottawa, who were guests in town, also assisted.The lag day was convened by Mrs.J.S.MacNaughton and netted over $200.The drawing took place on Saturday, the last day of the fair.Mrs.George Chamberlin won the lamp and Mrs.C.Marcotte the two-burner grill, Mr.and Mrs.James Levia and son, Russell, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.Levia on Clevr-mont avenue.Mr.Samuel Bonner, of Ottawa, was a guest, of his aunt.Mrs.George Denery, and Mr.Denery.Mrs.Cora Allard has returned to Coaticook, after spending a fen-days with Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Burns.Mr.Robert Ashmore, Mr.and Mrs.Leroy Ashmore and daughter, Miss Mary Ann Ashmore, and Miss Jean Mounts, of Washington, Pa., were guests of Mrs.Jane Clarke and Mr.and Mrs.John Parker.Mrs.Pearl Driver, of Lakefield, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Boast.Mrs.J.L.Burns and Mrs.A.Allard have returned from Oita w-a.where they were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Bonner.GLEN MURRAY A number from here attended the afternoon tea and sale of fancy u'ork at L The sale of beer in grocery stores is allowed, and the Quebec liquor commission may grant permit to that effect within the limit of the Municipality ARTICLE IT:- THE PRESENT By-Law will be in force after approbation by the Majority of the Municipal electors who will have voted.Done and passed at the Town of East Angus on the First day of September 1053.Signed: A.R.ROUSSEAU (mayor).Signed: ANSELME TOURIGNY (Sec.-Treas.) TRUE COPY NOTICE is furthermore given to all Municipal electors, that votation by secret ballot, will be held in the Municipality Tuesday and Wednesday, October the 13th and 14th 1953 at the Town Hall, from 9 o'clock a.m.until five o'clock p.m.to decree if the present bylaw should be approved or disapproved.East Angus September the 8th.1953, ANSELME TOURIGNY (Sec.-Treas.) IVES HILL The dance sponsored by the Ives Hill anti Draper's Corner, Community Club, on Saturday evening, in the local hall was largely attended and was much enjoyed.There was good music.The monetary return were satisfactory.A nice lunch was served as usual.Mr; and Mrs.G.E.Johann and son.George, of Coaticook, and Mr.E.J.Stiles, of Ile Perrot, were guests at the week end of Mr.O.R.Boyce.Little Richard Cote, of Water-ville, spent a week at the home of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Farwell.Mr.and Mrs.C.Cote, of Waterville, were also callers.Mrs.Alice Harkness and Mr.R.Weston were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Bert Powell, of the Waterville Road.Master Bobby Emery, of Waterville, was an overnight guest of Master Stuart Marshall.Mr.and Mrs.S.N.Cairns and family weer tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Suitor, at Milby, on August 24, to celebrate the first birthday of their grandson, Brian Suitor.Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Carr and family, of Lennoxville, were callers at.the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.Young.Mr.and Mrs.Fred McNeeley, of Smiths Falls, are guests for a time of Mrs.Alice Harkness and Mr.R.Weston.Mr.Clarence Kendall and friend, of Ste, Agathe, were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Crawford.Mrs.Alice Harkness and Mr.R.Weston were evening callers of Mr.and Mrs.Ross Carter, at Hun-tingville.Mrs.E.J.Stiles and family, of Ile Perrot, were guests for a time at the home of Mr.O.R.Boyce.Miss Carolyn Carr, of Lennoxville, was the week-end guest of Miss Kathleen Young.Mr.and Mrs.A.Allen, of Milby, and Mrs.Wilson, of Kirkland Lake, Ont., were calling on Mr.and Mrs.G.Marshall.Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey Boyce and family, of Bellamy, Ont., were guests for several days of Mr.O.R.Boyce.Mr.William Bates, of Lyndon-ville, N.Y., was a tea guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.Young, Kyoto, about 329 miles from Tokyo, was the capital of the Japanese empire until the revolution of 1868.The sale will take place at W.S.Little's Sales Stables* EATON CORNER, QUEBEC About One Hundred and Fifty Head of Cattle, some Horses, Pigs, etc.HOWARD STAND ISH, Auctioneej L.H.HUNT, Clerk.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Tel, l-r-2.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, CITY OF SHERBROOKE.PUBLIC NOTICE Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Public Dining Rooms, etc.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in virtue of By-law No.493, as amended by By-law No.803, that from December 1st, 1953.any milk served to customers in hotels, restaurants, clubs, public dining rooms or in any other establishments serving meals or drinks to the public, must be received and served in individual bottles or containers.Any person found guilty of contravening the above provisions will be liable to the penalties provided in said by-law.ANT.DESLAURIERS, City Clerk.INVERNESS RICHMOND Mr.and Mrs.Walter Richardson and their daughter, Miss Shirley, of Claremont, N.H., have been recent visitors at the home of Ernest E.Fowler, their cousin, on Barlow avenue.During their stay here, accompanied by Mr.Fowler, they motored to Montreal, Quebec and other places of interest in the Eastern Townships.They also called on Mr.Kenneth Fowler and family at Drummondville.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Denzil, of Black Lake, was a dinner guest of their uncle and aunt, Mr.and ! Mrs.Joseph H.Wright, Mr.James j Carroll was a caller at the same ! home.The Ladies\u2019 Aid met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Weston : Dacres.Several visitors were present along with the members.1A very good time was reported.! The hostess served refreshments.! Miss Vera Bradley is spending ; her holidays visiting at the home I of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Hender-! son.in Ayer\u2019s Cliff, and with i other relatives and friends in Sher-Ibrooke.Callers at the home of Mr.and I Mrs.J.Marshall were Mrs.J.I McNay, Miss Mable Lowry and Mrs.Lewis Bolduc.Mr.Joseph H.Wright spent an afternoon with his son and daugh-ter-in-law Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Wright and family.Mr.William Lunnie has sold his | farm here to Mr.John Hoy.All j here arc sorrv to lose Mr.and Mrs.Lunnie from these parts, Mr.Lunnie is not as well as his many ! friends could wish.The farmers here are busy har-1 vesting their crops.All report good crops.Friends and neighbors are sorry to learn of the fire when Mr.Prescott Walker Inst his implement shed and some hay on Satur-dav afternoon.For the Cottage .for General Needs .WE'VE A MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF GOOD USED FURNITURE! » ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.The Furniture Store Next to the City Parking Lef MEADOW ST.\u2014 TEL.2-1355 NURSE WANTED Application requested for bilingual general duty registered nurse for modern hospital and industrial clinic situated in Eastern Townships approximately 100 miles from Montreal and Quebec City.Knowledge of operation room and Obstretical techniques required.40 hour week, good salary.Blue Cross, pension and group life insurance plans.Excellent living quarters available.BOX 27 RECORD SERVICE DE LAVEUSE SHERBROOKE ENR.(Sherbrooke Washing Machine Service) WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF WASHING MACHINES.AUTHORIZED SERVICE FOR Thor - Simplicity - Bendix - Westinghouse ARMAND LEBLANC, Prop.5 Ninth Ave., \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.3-3450 2450 AC & W SQUADRON Firsi Parade 1953-54 SEASON Mon., Sept.14 at 7.45 p.m.All unit members urged to attend 2450 AC & W SQUADRON, DEPOT ST\u201e SHERBROOKE.[ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 T»-».».»\t\u2014r7*\u2014 k=t Seven COWANSVILLE >Lr.and Mrs.E.H.Johnson, Mr.end Mrs.Merlin Lewis and Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Jones were among those who attended the Sherbrooke Fair.Dr.Paul Rowe motored to the Laurentians for the week-end.Mrs.Cope, who spent the summer at her cottage returned with him to j spend the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.and Mrs.Rowe.Mrs.J.Stocks and son, Robert, left by motor for Quebec, where they were joined by her son, Billy, and proceeded to Moncton, N.B.to visit their brother and uncle.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Hall, and family.Miss Lillian Yately, of Kingston, Ont., spent the long weekend with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Johnson.Mr.and Mrs.Warren Wark and two little daughters, of Barre.Vt., spent the week-end and hoh- : day with Mr, and Mrs.Arnold Jones.\t__ 1 Mr.and Mrs.Medland Tessier and little daughters, of Verdun.and Mr.and Mrs.Allen Dallas, of Buffalo.N.Y., were week-end and holiday guests of Mrs.Dallas' brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Johnston and family.Miss Mary Buchanan, of Montreal, spent the week-end and holiday with her parents.A large number from here attended Brome Fair.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Irwin and two little daughters, of Sher- ; brooke.were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Johnston.Miss Eleanor Barker left on Tuesday, for Stanstead College, where she will take Grade XII.She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.G.Barker, and Mrs.P.Hillhouse.IS \u201cTHE BEST POWER SAW ON THE MARKET TODAY ! \u201d That is what hundreds of satisfied users say about the .P.M.ROCKET K-l Lightweight\u2014yet plenty powerful .with full cutting efficiency in ail kinds of wood.The many exclusive features of the P.M.ROCKET assure complete satisfaction.GET FREE DEMONSTRATION.THE CHAIN SAW WITH THE LOWEST MAINTENANCE COSTS IN THE WOODS! Made in Canada by POWER MACHINERY LIMITED Vancouver, B.C.Local Distributor: E.MORIN & FILS INC.2630 King St.West \u2014 Sherbrooke, P.Q.Telephone \u2014 2-7545 \u2014 2-8919 CJAD (800 Kcs ) ^ THIS EYESING 5.W Sew.5 OS Make Believe Ballroom 6.00\tNewt 6.05\tMake Bellev.Ballroom 6.30\tNews 6.35\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.45\tDenny Vaushan Show 7.91, News 7.05\tGold Stara 7.10 Lady oi the Evening 7.15\tJunior Miss 7.45\tSuit Yourself 8 00 Gunsmoke 8.30\tFBI in Peace and War 9.00\tStraw Hat Concert 9.30\tSaturday Night Country Style 10.00\tNews 10.05\tSaturday Night 10.30\tNews and Sports 10.35\tDance Orch.11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews 11.15\tPrelude »o Mwtnlght 12.00\tNews 12.05\tAccent on Music 12.30\tNews.Sign Off SUNDAY 8.00\tNews ¦ Weather 8.15\tTops \u2019n Teens 9.00\tNews, Weather 9.05\tSunday School 9.30\tWorld News Round Up 9.45\tChristian Science Hour 10.00\tLutheran Hour 10.30\tFamily Thectre 10.45\tNews 11.00\tSalt Lake City Choir 11.30\tUnited Zionist Council 12.00\tNews 12.05\tThe Good Old Days 12.30\tHoward N Smith .CBS) 12.45\tMusic By Mantovanl 1.00\tHighlights of the Week 1.30\tDavis Cup Tennis 2.30\tWorld Music Festival 4.00\tChristian Faith Hour 4.30\tWorld Today 5.00\tNews 5.05\tMusic In the Air 5.30\tThere\u2019s Music in the Air 6.00\tNews 6.05\tGuy Lombardo 6.30\tMy Little Margie 7.00\tNews 7.05\tHit Parade 7.30\tChurch Service 8.30\tMeet Millie 9.00\tShowcase 9.30\tRichard Diamond, Private Dot.10.00\tNews 10.05\tMusic From the Shows 10.30 News and Sports 10.45\tFacts with Keyserllngk 11.00\tSports Final 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.MONDAY 6.00\tNews 6.05\tYawn Patrol 6.45 Sacred Heart Program 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMusical Clock 7.30\tNews and Weather 7.35 Musical Clock 8.00\tNews and Sports Record's Radio Guide.nfoCMn for perfect flavour and bouquet and unvarying quality THE ALE YOUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER DRANK WEBSTER USED TRUCKS WEBSTER USED TRUCKS WEBSTER\u2019S SLASH Reconditioned Used Truck Prices ! 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THIS EVENING 3 00 New s 5.05\tWestern Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron Shew 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tSports 6.50 Hit Parada 7.25 News 7.30\tTommy Dorsey 8.00\tNews 8 05 Dancing Party 8.30\t1 was a Communist For FBI 9.00\tDancing Party 10.00\tDance Orch.10.30\tRonnie Kemper 10.45\tBig Time In Sport» 11.00\tNews and Sporta 11.15 Spin a Record 12.30\tSign Off SUNDAY 8.00\tNews 8.05\tJunior Radio Playhouse 8.55\tNews 9.00\tNews 9.05\tNational Vespers 9.30\tSalvation Army 10.00\tNews 10.05\tMessage of Israel 10.30\tSongs of Judea 11.20 News 11.30\tSunday Melodies 11.35 Hour Of Faith 12.00\tNews 12.10 Week in Review 12.30\tTime Capsule l Of) News 1.05\tDavid Rose 1.15\tVic Obeck 1.30\tPeggy Lee 2.00\tNews 2.05\tGuy Mitchell 2.30\tKay Starr 3.00\tNews 3.05\tEddie Howard 3.30\tPatti Page 4.00\tNews 4.05\tEddie Fisher 4.30\tChurch Service 5.00\tThis Week Around The World 5.30\tVoice oi Youth 6.00\tConcerto For You 6.30\tSmith\u2019s Of Hollywood 7.00\tThe Tylers 7.30\tMusic Hall 8.30\tDamon Runyan 9.00\tHollywood Theatre Of Stars 9.30Enchanted Hour 10.00 American Navy Band.10.30\tRonnie Kemper 10.45 Big Time in Sports 11.00\tNews and Sports 11.15\tPress Gallery 11.30\tInspiration Point 12.00\tNews and Sign Ofl MONDAY 6 00 Gord Sinclaii Show 7.00\tNews and Gord Sinclair Show 7.30\tNews and Gord Sinclair Show 8.00\tNews and Sports 8.15\tGord Sinclair Show 8.30\tNews 8.35 Gord Sinclair Show 9.00\tNews 9.05\tPiano Moods 9.10\tFavorite Recipe 9.15\tBrcaklast Club 10.00\tNews, Charlie Fair 10.45\tGood Neighbors Club 11.15 Modern Romances 11.30\tPaging The Judge 11.45\tWhat\u2019s New 12.00\tNews 12.10\tPick the Hits 12.30\tBrighter Day 12.45\tPerry Mason 1.00\tNews, Music 1.15\tTed Malone 1.30\tTurn to a Friend 2.00\tDouble or Nothing 2.25\tAnne Marshall 2.30\tWheel Of Fortune 3.00\tNews 3.05\tCharlie Fair 4.00\tNews 4.05\tMusical Program 4.10\tA Man And His Magic 4.15\tGuiding Light 4.30\tYoung Dr.Malone 4.45\tBig John and Sparkle 5.00\tJunior Teiequir.5.20 Western Swing 6.00\tDon Cameron 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tSport, Don Cameron 7.00\tDon Cameron 7.25\tNews 7.30\tGlen Miller 7.45\tMake Mine Music 8.00\tDominion Magazine ; 8.15 Opportunity Knocks 9.00\tCourt Of Opinion.9.30\tMusic Hall 10.30\tSports Roundup 11.00\tNews 11.10\tDeegan\u2019s Diary.11.30\tTennessee Ernie 11.40 Musical Program 11.55\tNews, Sport.12.00\tTennesse Ernie 12.25\tNews, Close WEBSTER USED TRUCKS WEBSTER USED TRUCKS .\u2014 %\u2014¦ 8.10 Musical Clock 8.30 News 8.35\tMusical Clock 9.00 News and Weather 9.05\t50 A Day 9.15\tKlhl And Crumpets 10.00\tNews 10.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 10.15\tHope For The Ladles 10.30\tBallroom 11.00\tNews 11.05\tShopping Feature 11.30\tKate Aitken L1.45 Young Widder Brown 12.00\tNews 12.05\tSongs of Our Times 12.15\tNews Qulî 12.30\tNews 12.45 Our Gal Sunday 1.00\tNews 1.05\tHarriet\u2019s\u2019 House 1.15\tHelen Trent 1.30\tMemory Lane 1.45\tWho\u2019s That.Singing 2.00\tNews 2.05\tWomen Are Talking 2.15\tWhat\u2019s On Wally\u2019s Mind 2.30\tParty Line 2.45\tDevltt Drops In 3.00\tNews 3.05\tPops Concert 4.00\tNews 4.45\tWho Am I?5.00\tNews 5.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.35\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.45\tDenny Vaughan Show 7.90 News 7.05\tGold Stars 710.Lady of the Evening 7.15\tGland\u2019s Cavalcade 7.30\tCurt Massey 7.45\tSports \u2014Frank Starr 8.00\tTalent Show 8.30\tMake Mine Mystery 9.00\tNews 9.05\tShow Time 9.30\tBold Venture 10.00\tNews and Weather 10 15 Voices of Walter Schumann 10.30\tNews, Sport 10.45 Gordon Jenklna 11.00\tSports Final 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews 12.05 Accent or Music 12.30\tNews, Close CKTS (1240 Kcs.l THIS EVENING 8.00\tNew» 5.CV5 Riding The Rrange 5.45 Blue Mountain Boy» 6.00\tNew» 6.30\tSport» 6.35 Twilight Tima 7.00\tTop Bands 7.30\tLend An Ear 8.00\tMusical Prograi.) 8.30\tMusic Hall 9.00\tGrace Chapel 9.30\tThornton's Orch.10.00\tBoyd Valloan 10.30\tBrant Inn Orch.11.00\tNew» 11.15 Pop Favorite* 11.30\tHI* Parade 12.00\tNrwa and Ctwlng SUNDAY 8.00\tCBC News 8.05 Post Mark U.K.9.00\tOld Fashioned Qltherln 9.15\tInterlude 9.30\tMusk Of The Dance 10.00\tCBC New» 10.05\tNeighborly News 10.30\tAre Marla Hour 11.00\tChurch Servie* 12.00\tNews 12.05\tThrough the Listening Ola* 12.30\tSports Events On Parade 12.40 Man Of PlsttncUon 12 45 Music 1.00\tGlad Tidings\u2019 Hour 1.30\tWayne King 2 00 News 2 03 Capital Report 2.30\tHour of Charm 3.00\tSummer Symphony 4.00\tInnocent Abroad 4.30\tChurch of the Air 5.00\tWind In The Willows 5.30\tMart Kenny 6 00 Opera Highlights 6.30\tDistinguished Artists 7.00\tThe Tylers 7.30\tTo Be Announced 8.00\tHoward faille 8.30\tSunday Concert 9.00\tMusic Hall 9.30\tEnchanted Hour 10.00\tBod\u2019s Scrapbook 10.30\tHawaii Calls 11.00\tDominion News Bulletin 11.10 Sportcasl 11.15\tThe People's Church 11.30\tPop Favorites 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.MONDAY 6.00\tPress News 6.05\tParty Une 6.45\tSacred Heart Program 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMusical Clock 7.30\tSports Roundup 7.35\tThoughts for Today 8.00\tNews 8.15\tMusical Clock 8.30\tMorning Devotion» 8.15\tMusical Clock 9.00\tNews 9.05\tMusical Varieties 9.45\tLight and Lyrical 10.15\tFancy Fingers 10.30\tAlrlanes Mclodlee 10.45\tSong Shop 11.00\tNews 11.05\tGuess WhatT 11.15\tInterlude 11.20 Interlude 11.30\tTunes That Remain 11.45\tInterlude 11.50 Farmer's Hour 12.00\tPress News 12.05\tSunshine Hour 1.00\tCBC New-s 1.15\tHi 1.45\tInvitation to ihc.waits 2.00\tDouble oi Nothing 2.30\tMusic of Manhattan 2.45\tSinging Americana 3.00\tPress News 3.05\tThis is the Hour 4.00\tNews 4 05 Platter Party 5.00\tNews 5.05\tRiding the Range 5.30\tGolden Mountain Boys 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tNews 6.15\tTwilight Time 6.30\tSports 6.35\tTwilight Time 7.00\tSingers 7.15\tMaxine Ware 7.30\tChez Nous 8.00\tDominion Magazine.8.30\tOpportunity Knocks 9.00\tCourt of Opinions 9.30\tJazz Unlimited 10.00\tMusical Program 11.00\tNews 11.10 Sports 11:15 Pop Favorites.12.00\tNews and Sign Off.MANSONVILLE Mrs.Mary Miller and Miss Marion Atwell spent a day in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Cowan and daughter, Roxie, of Foxboro, Mass., have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Cowan.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Grayton and son, of Sherbrooke, visited Mrs.Crayton\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs, A.A.Aiken, Sr.CBM (940 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5\tOC Trans C»n»d» B»nds!*nd 6\t00 CBC News 6.15\tEvening Interlude 6.30\tVancouver Tb**tr* 7\t00 Shirley Harmer 7.15\tSport* College 7.30\tTo Be Announced 7.55 Rawhide 8.00\tArthur Godfrey 8.30\tMusic Bo* 9.00\tCBC News 9.05\tS*ludo» Amigos 8\t30 Soiree a Quebec 10.00\tHit Parade 10.30\tRay Norris Qutnlet 11.00\tThe Hcmeatcaders 11.30\tWestern Hit Parad* 12.00\tWestern Roundup 1.00\tCBC New s and Sign Off SUNDAY 8.00\tCBC New» 8.05\tPost-Mark.U.K.9.00\tNeva 9\t05 Plano Recital 9.30\tMusic of the Dance 10.00\tNewi 10.03 Neighborly New» 10.30\tRecital 11.00\tChurch SerW* 12.00\tBBC News 12 15 Masterslngers 12.30\tHarmony Harbor 1.00\tFolk Songs 1.15\tJust Mary 1.30\tMusic For Worship 2.00\tCBC News 2.03 Capitol Report 2.30\tRelisions Period 3 00 NBC Symphony 4.00\tMansfield Park 4.30\tCrlUcally Speaking 5.00\tA1 BoUmgton 5 30 Champion of Sports 6.00\tNews 6.15\tU.N.On The Record 6.30\tDistinguished Artists 7.00\tSunday chorale 7.30 Chamber Music 8.00\tfouchlchlng Conference 9 00 Port Of Vancouver 9.30\tThings 10.00\tCBC National New» 10,10 Weekend Review 10.20 Special Speaker 10.30\tLittle Symphony 11.00\tWinnipeg Symphony 12.00\tCBC News and Stun Off MONDAY 7.00\tCBC News 7.05 Concert Corner 7.30\tCBC News 7.35\tConcert Corner 8.00\tCBC News and interlude 8.15\tMorning Devotiona 8.30\tMusical March Pant 9.00\tNews 9 05 Music in the Morning 9.45\tLight and Lyrical 10.15\tKindergarten Of The Air 10.30\tRuth Harding 10.35\tShirley Brett 10.45 Song Shop 11.00\tThe Road of Life 11.15\tRosemary 11.30\tYour Good Neighbor 12.00\tNew» 12.15\tAunt Lucy 12.30\tFarm Broadcast 1.00\tCBC News and Weather Report 1.15\tThe Happy Gang 1.45\tInvitation to the Waltz 2.00\tBreve Voyego 2.15\tTrans-Canada Maiinee 3.00\tLife Can Be Beautiful 3.15\tMa Perkins 3.30 Pepper Young\u2019s Family THETFORD MINES The Thetford Mines sub-division of the Catholic Women's 1 cofiue of Canada, of which Mrs.\\V J.Johnson is president, hold the first meeting of the season on Tuesday.Miss Kileen Davis, first vice-president of Thetford's branch of the Catholic Women's League, is a delegate to the provincial convention, which is taking place in Quebec City, September 12 The William Oughtreds, of Cole i Right to Happiness Encor* i Kemtutsclnfi in Tempo i Afternoon i'oncon » Secret Valley Ranch >\tMusical Program » Stock Exehnnjî© i New a *\tSports » Eventnp Interlude ) International Commentary » Good Old Pays >\tNews Roundup \\ Maxine Wore t Songs Chet Voua *\tAudrey Farrell Sinus i Couchlchlng Conference ) Monday N\u2019t g hi Music i News \\ Canadian Music 1 Who\u2019s Herb Gott ' LntMUide Unknown >\tLaura Limited l News, Close raine Avenue, have returned home after having spent the month of August at Newboro, Ont.Mrs.Helen Barclay spent two weeks' vacation at Cape Cod, Mrsb.The Johnson Memorial High School reopened on Wednesday, with Mr S.1.Hodge retaining his position at principal and Mr.Jack Yissor, French specialist.Mr.Norman Bradley.Mr.Norman Currier and Mrs H.Hogge.Newcomers to the leaching staff are Mr.Small and Mrs.Raymond Davidson.PEARCETON Messrs Archies, of Laconia, N H , and D Read, of St Catharines.Ont., were callers on Mr.and Mrs.1.M.Hunter.Mrs N.O'Brien, of Sutton, spent a day with her sister, Mr».Howard Wright and Mrs Wright.WEST BOLTON Miss Joyce MacMillan, who spent a week at the Mizener home, has returned to her home in Cornwall, Ont.Miss MacMillan will enter the Normal School in Ottawa to take a teachers\u2019 training course.WIKE (1490 Kcs.) 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Church of England ST.PETER\u2019S CHURCH TRINITY XV \u2014 Sept.13th, 1953 The Rev.Canon Russel F.Brown B.A., Rector.\t^\t.The Rev.C.James Fisk, B.A., assistant.Mr.Morris C.Austin, Organist and Choirmaster.8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Prayer.Members of the Masonic Order (St.Ilar.cis District) will attend this iwvice.The Rev.George Harrington, Rector of Richmond, preacher.2 30 p m.\u2014 Church School \u2014 Opening Service.7.00\tp.m.\u2014Evensong.Wednesday: Ember Day 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Friday: Ember Day 7.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Daily 8.30\ta.m.\u2014Mattins (Mon.at 9).5.30\tp.m.\u2014Evensong (Sat.at 8) CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Bowen Avenue South Canon E.K.Moffatt.Pricst-in-Charge.Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity Suihlay, Sept.13th.1953 8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.10.00 a.m.\u2014Church School.11 00 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer.Wed.& Fri.Ember Days 7.30\ta m.\u2014Holy Communion.The Presbyterian Church In Canada ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH Frontenac Street Minister: Rev.W.Ross Adams, B.A.Organist, Miss I.Boomhour.Director of Music: M.Brown, B.Mus.11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.Guest Speaker: Mr.Robert Lois-elle, Montreal.Presbyterian Theological Student.N.B.\u2014Evening Services will be withdrawn.Come and Briny the Family to Church The United Church Of Canada CHURCH OF SI.PAUL THE APOSTLE Corner of McManamy & Falrmount Rev.A.V Ottiwell, B.A.Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity Sunday, Sept.13th, 1953 8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.\u2014Sung Eucharist.7.00\tp.m.\u2014Evensong.The Salvation Army PLYMOUTH CHURCH Dufferin Ave.at Montreal Street Rev.R.C.Tait, Minister.Mr.Gault Parker, Organist and Choir Director.11.00 a.m.\u2014Pubic Worship.Sermon Theme: \"THE BYSTANDER.\u201d You Are Cordially Invited' 175 Wellington St.South Sunday, Sept.13th, 1953 Officers: Captain and Mrs.F.Taboika, Phone 2-0844.11.00 a.m.\u2014Devotional.2.30\tp.m.\u2014Sunday Schoo,.7.00 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic.Everyone is cordially invited.Baptist Church Corner of Portland and Queen Sts.Rev.F.C.Aniery, Minister.Mrs.C.Wright, Organist.Mrs.E.A.Salter, Choir Leader 9:45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School Re-Opening.10:00 a.m.\u2014Adult Bible Class.1100 a.m.\u2014Worship Service.Subject: \u201cCHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP.\u201d (North Hatley) 10.30\ta.m\u2014Sunday Shcool.7:30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service.Subject: \"THE CLOSED DOOR.\u201d ^'Come let us worship and bow down before the Lord our God.Pentecostal Church TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Court and William Streets Rev.T.D.F.Everett, B.A., B.D., Minister.Mrs.R.J.Beil, L.Mus., Organist.Prof.R.Havard.Choir Director The regular morning services of worship will be resumed in Trinity Church this Sunday, September 13lh, at 11 o'clock.The Minister will conduct the service.All Departments of the Church School will re-open NEXT SUNDAY, September 20lh.Come to Church.A speciaj invitation is extended to all visitors and strangers in the City.A cordial welcome awaits you at Trinity.SANGSTER MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCH Cor.Denault and Galt St.West Minister: Rev Roy P.Stafford.B.A., B.D Organist: Mrs.E.Howland.10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School Class for Junior boys and girls.Bible lesson by film strip.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Public Worship and Sunday School classes for Nursery, Beginners, Primary.Minister\u2019s Sermon Theme: \u201cIF YOU ARE A WORRIER.\" Miss Robina Stevenson will supply at the organ.LENNOX VILLE UNITED CHURCH Queen and Church Streets 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Senior Sunday School.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Junior Sunday School.11.00 a.m\u2014Morning Worship.4.30 p.m.\u2014Hi-Y-P-U.7.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Worship.Undenominational Social and Personal Phene 3-3636 9318 12\u201420 Iru\tCoy TÎÏ&Âîi LENNOXVILLE Queen Street North Rev.Hubert Lewis, Pastor.10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School.10:45 a.m.\u2014Morning Devotional.7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Evangelistic.BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED sum BREAD 24-oi.when baked CUlaMb Tel, 2-2744 GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Evangelical \u2014 Undenominational SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 a.m.\u2014The Lord's Supper.2.30 p.m.\u2014 Sunday School & Adult Bible Class.7.00\tp.m.- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.Mr.Welch\u2019s subject will be \u201cWHEN nOD SPEAKS.\u201d Wednesday 8 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Study.Saturday (Tonight) 8.00\tp.m.\u2014The Gospel Rally Will Resume For The Fall And Winter.Service will be broadcast over CKTS from 9 to 9.30.Listen to \u201cThe Glad Tidings Hour\u201d broadcast over CKTS on Sunday at one o'clock.VNlyERSAÜsf^CHURCH (North Hatley) Minister: Rev.Carl Nelson.7.30 p.m.\u2014Service of Worship.Visitors Welcome.Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Montreal and Island Streets Sunday School.10 a.m.Sunday Service, 11 a.m Subject: \u201cSUBSTANCE,,.Jacket, skirt and two blouses\u2014 maternity wardrobe in one pattern! And they\u2019re all SEW-EASY! Choose dressy and casual fabrics, mix V match for smart variety.Note the skirt\u2014it\u2019s cut out for smooth fit, comfort, even hem.Collar and cuffs are detachable.Pattern 9318: Misses\u2019 Sizes 12, 14, Ifi.18, 20.Size 16 takes 4% yards 39-inch; 3.'i yard contrast.This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit.Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step.Send 35c in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern.Print plainly size, name, address, Style number.Send your order to Sherbrooke Daily Record, Pattern Dept., Sherbrooke, Que.WATERLOO After spending a pleasant holiday at Waterloo Lake, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Taylor and family and Mrs.Susan Tavlor have returned to Montreal West.Mr.E.L.Maynes, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Maynes, Mrs.Orval Lewis and Malcolm Lewis were in Worcester, Mass., where they attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr.and Mrs.Jay Maynes of that city.While at their summer place at Brome Lake, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Millenchamp and Miss Claire Mil-lenchamp, of Ste.Anne de Bellevue, and Mrs.C.P.Hunter, called on friends in North Hatley.Miss Mabel Jamieson, of Montreal West, was on overnight guest of Mrs.McKenna and Miss Marjorie McKenna.Mrs.E.C.Scott, Mrs.Raymond C.Campbell and Mrs.E.Talty were visitor in Sweetsburg.Mr.Edward Holderness, of the office staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.Scotstown.spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs.Ethel Holderness.Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Taylor and son, Michael, have returned to St.Lambert, after holidaying at Waterloo Lake.Mrs.Grace Lincoln Righton, of Abercorn has been spending a few days in Waterloo.Mrs.Marcus Martin, of Knowl-ton.was calling on Mrs.S.J Irwin.Mrs.C.T.Ross and Mr.and Mrs.Allan Wark and son, Stephen, have returned fo their home, on Quebec Street, after spending the summer at their cottage, at Little Lake Magog.* * « Mrs.Henry Davis, with her son, Robert, and daughter, Patricia, who spent the month of August with Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Savage, Quebec Street, have left for their home, in Stanley, N.B.* * * Mrs.J.B.Millward and her daughter, Miss Jean Millward, of Trenton, Ont., arrived yesterday, to be guests of the former's mother, Mrs.Robert Newton, Victoria Street.Miss Millward will leave, on Tuesday, for Compton, where she will enter King's Hall.Her mother will remain here until Thursday.* « * Mrs.W.W.Carvell has returned from North Hatley, and is staying with her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.and Mrs.G.B.Loomis, Dufferin Avenue, for two weeks.* * * Miss Arlene Hand, Sherbrooke, president of the Sherbrooke Archdiocesan Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada; Mrs.Ross Alexander, Miss Antoinette Linahen, Mrs.William Lassonde, and Mrs.Jules Fortin, of Richmond; Mrs.L.R.Waterman and Mrs.B.L.Monty, of Rock Island; left yesterday for Quebec City, where they are attending the C.W.L.provincial convention, which started last evening.The delegate will be guests at the Chateau Frontenac.Mr.Lennox Atto, of Thetford Mines, is in Lennoxville, to attend the Atto-Tousaw wedding, taking place this afternoon, ana will be the guest, of Mr.and Mrs.Rupert Atto, Park Avenue, for the weekend.* * * Mrs.H.E.Grundy, u'ho was the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Lyster, at Trenholm, has returned to her home, on Quebec Street, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Jean Grundy, who had spent the summer with her grandparents.* \u2022 * Mrs.Guy Blanchette, who accom-|panied her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Ogilvie, on a trip through Southern Ontario and New York State, is spending some time in Ottawa as their guest.Mrs.Blanchette was soloist at the recent Davidson-Maxwell wedding, and will also sing at the international convention of the Beta Sigma Phi, taking place in Ottawa this weekend.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of Plymouth United Church was entertained at the home of Mrs.Len Gillam, Brompton Road, Tuesday evening with Mrs.Ray Stevenson and Mrs.George Lindsay acting jointly as hostesses.Mrs.E.Kimmis, president, was in the chair during a brief business session, at which time plans were made for the presentation of the coronation film and four other subjects on Tuesday, September 22.A novel social hour followed, in Ihe form of an outside barbecue lunch, when Mr.Gillam as \u201cchef\u201d was ably assisted by the hostesses.I0tieî± MAKE FRIENDS Sf.Peter's Sr.W.A.| East Angus Presents Mrs.Ward Bride-Elect \u201cYou really have to know Herman to appreciate this story,\u201d Sadie says to a roomful of people\u2014and then proceeds to tell the story even though Sadie is the only parson in the room who knows Herman.No one is rude enough to say: \u201cWell, we don't know Herman \u2014so maybe you\u2019d better skip the story,\u201d but that\u2019s how everyone feels.Moral: Ij you know beforehand that a story is going to fall flat, don\u2019t apologize and then tell it\u2014 just don\u2019t tell it.September I6 Mr' Frank Ward, wife of William Ernest Frank Ward, Ç.M.G.Deputy Education Adviser, in tne British Colonial Office, will be the guest speaker at a meeting to be bald under the auspices of St.Peter\u2019s Senior W.A.on Wednesday afternoon, September 16.at three o\u2019clock in the Memorial Hall.Mrs.Ward, who accompanied her husband to Mauritius and to the Gold Coast, will speak on her life and work in Africa over a period of 25 years, during which time she did social work; antenatal care, child welfare and social work among lepers.Miss Elizabeth Dawson, L.R.S.M., of Sherbrooke and London, England, will play two piano solos: \u201cBallade in A flat \", by Chopin; and \u201cJeux d\u2019eau,\u201d by Ravel.Tea will be served by members of the tV.A.and the meeting is open to women who are interested in the subject of this address.DIXVILLE MARRIAGES Rev.and Mrs.Roy P.Stafford, Westmounl Street, were in Montreal, yesterday to attend a dinner party in honor of the fifth wedding anniversary of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs, Lloyd Stafford.* * * Miss Eileen Charbonneau and Mr.Lawrence Aubut, of Montreal, are spending the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Harmer, Elgin Avenue.* * « St.Mary\u2019s Guild, Church of St.Paul the Apostle, met in the church hall on Wednesday, September 9.The meeting was presided over by the joint presidents, Mrs.F.Currier and Mrs.D.D'Avignon.Following prayer by the rector, Rev.À.V.Ottiwell, several items of business were discussed.Plans were n\u2019AiJi for a rummage sale on Monday, September 28, and a food sale, date and place to be named later.At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss L.Wort.Mrs.Herbert Pratt was hostrss at her home, Warren Street, Lennoxville, recently at a china shower in honor of her cousin.Miss Betty Hodge, of Asbestos, a bride-to-be.\t.\t, The guest of honor was received by the hostess, who presented her with a dahlia corsage and following greetings from her friends, guessing games were enjoyed, the prizes being won by Mrs.Rachel MacNaughton, Mrs.Eva Hodge, Mrs.Gerald Coates, Mrs.Elaine Hodge and Mrs.Francis Hewitt.Following this, a basket, done in yellow and blue and filled wilh lovely gifts, was presented to the bride-elect by Carol and Jane Hodge and Elizabeth Pratt.Later refreshments were served by Mrs.Pratt, assisted by Miss June Trussler, Mrs.Hodge, and Mrs.MacNaughton.Out of town guests were Mrs.Elizabeth Johnson, Mr.and Mrs.Alonzo Hodge, of Asbestos; Mr, Murray Perkins, Miss Sylvia Perkins, Danville; Mr.and Mrs.Jonn Beamish, Miss B.Beamish, Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Hodge, Ayers Cliff.Mrs.Gerald Coates and Mr.and Mrs.B.Hewitt, of Sherbrooke.Beebe Q.W.l.Entertained The A.C.W.W.Delegates During Their E.T.Tour BYHAM\u2014TAYLOR Magog, Sept.12.\u2014The marriage of Marion Winnifred, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor, of Austin, to Mr.Edward Byham, son of the late Mr.Albert Byham and of Mrs.Byham, of Sherbrooke, took place on Saturday atternoon at halfpast two o\u2019clock in St.Paul\u2019s United Church, Magog, the Rev.C.J.Gustafson officiating.The wedding music was played by Mr.Jack Evans and Mr.Roger Hebert sang \u201cThe Lord\u2019s Prayer\u201d and \u201cBecause\u201d during the service.Whate candles and baskets of gladioli and white hydrangea were used as decorations on the altar, and white tulle bows marked the pews reserved for the guests.-The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a strapless gown of lime tulle over taffeta fashioned with a moulded Chantilly lace bolero and a waltz-length skirt.Her shoulder-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a Queen Anne cap of Chantilly lace, embroidered in seed pearls, and shel, carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations.Miss Alyce 'Whittier, her only attendant, wore a strapless gown of delicately embroidered orchid tulle over taffeta, with fitted bolero and a waltz-length skirt, with a close fitting matching tulle bandeau and she carried a cascade bouquet of white \u2019mums.Mr.James Strickland, of Sherbrooke, acted as best man, and the ushers were Messrs.Robert and Arthur Evans, of Georgeville.Mrs.Taylor, the bride\u2019s mother, was gowned in navy blue and white printed silk and she wore a navy blue hat and accessories and a corsage of red roses.Mrs.Byham, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of navy blue nylon over taffeta, navy hat Mr.and Mrs.Alcide Charest, of Quebec, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Charest and family.Mr.Alva Mailhot, of Sherbrooke, was a week-end guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Peter Mailhot.\t, ,\t.The French school here in the village reopened on Tuesday, for the 1953-54 term.The teachers, Misses Rachael and Marie Paule Lapointe, of St.Isidore d Auck* land, who were here last year, have returned and have taken rooms at the home of Mrs.J.C, Tannar, on Main Street.The friends of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Major, of Island Pond, Vt.former residents in Dixville.will be interested to learn of the marriage of their third son, Mr.Gilbert Major, which was solemnized on Saturday, August 29th.Among those attending the wedding from this olace were Mr.and Mrs.Alex Cloutier and family, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Charest.Miss Claire Charest, Mr.and Mrs.'Robert Charest, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Desbiens, Miss Cecile Desbiens and Mr.Renald Desbiens.Mr.Harold Bellows, of Montreal, visited his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon W.Bellows and hi§ brother, Jimmy.He\u2019mtzman & Co., Nordheimer', P|ANQ§ Wilson.1 When it's herd to make up your mind .Choose the one sold for over 60 YEARS \u2014 A WILSON' H.C.WILSON & SONS LTD.SHERBROOKE Piano Dealers for over 60 years.T Y.W.C.A.300 MONTREAL STREET\tTEL.2-9100 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASSES START SEPT.28th Painting, Ceramics, Quilting, Clothes Remodelling, Rug Making, Photography, Weaving, Woodworking, French FREE EXHIBIT SEPT.18th, 2 - 10 P.M.Enjoy a HOBBY Make New Friends at the Y.W.C.A.-.Service at 8:00 p.m.Wednesday Reading room open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.Friday evening.7:30 p.m., at His Majesty\u2019s Building.\u201cSubstance'' is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Christian Science churches this Sunday.This Lesson-Sermon teaches that a material universe and corporeal man are but fleeting counterfeits of God's creation, which is spiritual, perfect and eternal \u2014 the only true and imperishable substance.The Golden Text is from Psalms: \u201cFor ever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven.Thy faithfulness is unto alt generations: thou hast established the earth, and it abideth,\u201d Bible citations include the following from Matthew: \u201cLay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal for where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.\u201d Correlative passages from the denominational text book \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following: \u201cMaterial beliefs must be expelled to make room for spiritual understanding.We cannot serve both God and mammon at the same time; but is not this what frail mortals are trying to do?That which material sense calls intangible, is found to be substance.Christianity causes men to turn naturally from matter to Spirit, as the flower turns from darkness to light.The testimony of the corporeal senses cannot inform us what is real and what is delusive, but the revelations of Christian Science unlock the treasures of jTruth.\u201d Beebe, Sept.12.\u2014 Forty-seven delegates from the Associated Country Women of the World Con-fercnca, held recently in Toronto, Ont., were entertained for brunch by the Beebe branch of the Q.W.L cn Friday, August 28, at 11 p.m.Mavor Hugo Lapenna welcomed the ladies to Beebe.Mrs.Sayre, past president of the A.C.W.W., responded to the welcome address.After greeting everyone buffet refreshments were served.Flash photos were taken by Mr.Lloyd Bliss, editor of the Stanstead Journal.In all, 68 ladies signed the guest books.Before leaving the breakfast room they were each presented with a pair of gloves from the Dominion Glove Company, a letter opener from the Snag Proof Overall Co., and one of the folders -put out by the Chamber of Commerce with pictures of local lakes and other places of interest.Following the refreshment period the delegates were escorted I by Mr.Mitchell Thompson at Gran-iteville, where they viewed the quarries and then back to Beebe, where they were taken through the Stanstead Granite Quarries shed.All past and present presidents were hostesses for the occasion, with Mrs.Stubbs as head of the reception committee.Mrs.Ruth House and Mrs.J.H.Turner, Beebe W.I.\u2019s first presidents.poured for the guests.Heads of various committees were as follows: Kitchen, Mrs.Cass; breakfast room, Mrs.A.Brault: guest books, Mrs.H.Taylor and Mrs.N.Brevoort.The decorations were carried out in the Q.W.l.colors of blue and gold, Flowers of those two colors were attractively arranged on the tables and window sills.The Q.W.l.plaque was on display, also several hand-done picture rugs adorned the walls.Guests included presidents and others from Way's Mills, Stanstead.Hatley.Tomifobia and Ayer's Cliff Women's Institutes.General Notes Mr.W.Girard, of North Hatley, Mifs C.Girard, of Montreal, and the Misses M.and J.Bertrand, of Sherbrooke, were guests of Mrs.Edith Bellam.Mr.and Mrs.Robert McAskill and son, Kirk, of Montreal, are spending their vacation at Cedar-ville.Mrs.Arthur Beane, of Cambridge.is spending her holiday with Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Beane, at Cedarville.Anyone having quilt pieces which they would like to donate to the Red Cross Society, please and accessories to match and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.The reception was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Hagen, brother-in-law and sister of the bride, where summer flowers were used to decorate.The bride's table centered with a wedding cake, was arranged with low bowls of clarkia.Later Mr.and Mrs.Byham left by motor for the United Slates, the bride travelling in a tan ensemble of shantung silk, wearing a white hat and accessories and a corsage of white carnations.The out of town guests were from Rhode Island, Portland, Me., Rock Island.Sherbrooke, Georgeville.Coaticook, Knowlton Landing, Montreal, Austin and Bedford.Given \"Shower\" East Angus, Sêpt.11.\u2014 Mis* Joan Rowland was the guest of honor at a shower given at the home of Mrs.Leslie Morgan, with Mrs Edith Learmonth and Miss Elizabeth McLellan for the joint hostess on Thursday evening, September 3.Upon Miss Rowland's arrival she was escorted to a seat of honor bv Mrs.Morgan, who then presented her with a travelling bag and other gifts with best wishes for her future happiness.Miss Rowland thanked all for the lovelv gifts received and stated that she hoped they would be able to visit her sometime.She expects to be living abroad for the next few years.Refreshments were served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.Alfred Rowland, mother of the bride-to-be and Mrs.William Cunningham.in pouring tea and coffee, at a tea table laid with a linen cloth and centred with a bowl of asters and lighted red tapers.General Notes Among the members of the Archdiocesan council of the Catholic Woman\u2019s League of Canada, who attended the meeting held at the home of Miss Marion McCormick, one Sunday, from out of town were Miss Arlene Hand, president; Mrs.B.W.Murray and Mrs.B.Lecours, of Sherbrooke; Mrs.Ross Alexander, Mrs.William Lassonde and Mrs.Jules Fortin, of Richmond, and Mrs.L.R.Waterman, of Rock Island.Mrs.Arnold Price and Mrs.A-Warcup, of Sherbrooke were in town to attend a shower for Miss Joan Rowland one evening held at the home of Mrs.Leslie Morgan.Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs Frank Rowalnd were Mr.and Mrs.J.McLeod, Mrs.Margaret Nutbrown and son, Keith and daughter, Joan, of Danville; Mr.Lome Buchanan, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd McKenzie and three children, of Thetford Mines.Mr.and Mrs.H.Johnston, of Quebec, were guests of Mrs.Johnston's mother.Mrs.Isabel Currie.On their return home, they -were accompanied by Mrs.Currie, who will spend a few weeks in Quebec.Among those who were in Sherbrooke to attend the Rowland-Lauzon wedding were Mr.and Mrs.Fred Webb and son, Mr.Danny Webb, Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Webb, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Rowland, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Rowland.Miss Joan Rowland, Fit.Lieut.Kenneth Thorneycroft, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Rowland.Miss Margaret Rowland, Mr.and Mrs, E.Clark.Mr.and Mrs.E.Feârne-ley Jr.Mr.Lome Bishop, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Rowland, Mr.and Mrs.William Rowland and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Heyes.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Sims, Mr, and Mrs.Alfred Rowland, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Rowland, Miss Margaret Rowland and Mrs.Alice Griffin were in Randboro to attend the chicken pie supper there.Mr.Jack Currie and Mr.Lester Currie and son.of Bellerica, Mass., were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Murray Labonte.contact Mrs.Carlton Twombly at ; Beebe.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Hyndman have returned to their home in Noranda, after spending two weeks with Mrs.W.H.Akin, Mrs.Hynd-man\u2019s aunt.Mrs.Akin returned home with them for a visit.Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.C.Wing were Mrs.Noble Kraft, of Newport, Vt.and Mrs.J.Carbonneau and daughter, of West Shefford.The sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs.C.Wing in her bereavement.She was called to Orleans, Vt., by the sudden death of her sister.Mrs.E.Bellam entertained friends on August 20 in honor of Mrs.W.W.Churchill, of Milton, Mass, who with Mr.Churchill was spending her vacation at Morgan, Vt.Mrs.Churchill was formerly Eva Tinker and spent her earlier days in Beebe.The friends of former days are always pleased to see both Mr.and Mrs.Churchill.They were the guests of Mrs.Mary (Robertson) Bishop, while at Morgan, Vt Mrs.Elsie Turner, of Milton, Mass., and Mrs.Edith Bradley, of Newport, Vt., were included among the guests.Mr.Gerald Bennett, of Bishop-ton and Montreal, and friend, Mr.Graham Smith, of Montreal, and Miss Marion MacAulay, of Bishop-ton.were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Shepard and family.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Shepard and Mrs.Della Buckland accom-panied Mr.Donald Hibbard, to Cowansville, where they attended the Touchette-Sweet wedding on Saturday, August 29.Following the wedding they attended the reception at the Touchette home in West Brome.The bride is the grand-niece of both Mr.Shepard and Mrs.Buckland.Mrs.Donald Hibbard and two sons have returned home after spending ten days at Lake Lyster, Baldwin's Mills, where they were guests of Mrs.Merrick Belknap.Mrs.Belknap has also returned to her home here, after spending the summer at Lake Lyster.Miss Louise Shepard has been spending a month with her sister, Mrs.Ralph Grant, and Mr.Grant, in St.Albans, Vt.(joo'll make.sooh delicious salads WITH A Wfestinghouse REFRIGERATOR SUTTON JUNCTION The post office hours are as follows: Daily except Sunday, 8:30 a.m.to 1.30 p.m.; 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OWNED «r THOSE IT SEtVfS jgt & f1 D jJÿOBIHHSN ^|APiADAjJ^I BWER .\u2014J\u2019f.v.'.v.\u2022.vli.i:**-.V.-.,.w, .w.»-.-; i tons per cook.When the cook is complete, the digester is relieved to atmospheric pressure ! and the cooked chips arc empti-\u2019 ed into a tank immediately below the digester.There is no liquor recovery.After drainage.| the moisture content of the chips is about fifty per cent.Phe chips arc removed from the dump tank by a Stephcn-Adamson conveyor and ted to the rclincr by a variable speed screw conveyor above the rclincr with an \"overflow\u201d back to I the dump tank.The refiner used is a Sprout-Waldron 30, with a through-put of 25 tons per day.The chips entering the refiner are diluted with hot water (operating experience has shown that the hotter the dilution water the better the results) to a consistency of o-S per cent.1 he refined stock is stored in a chest, then screened in a \"baby\u201d Cowan screen, driven by a 40 h.p.motor.I he screen plate has 0.045 perforations.In the screen hcadbox the consistency is further reduced to about 0.85 per cent.Rejects, which average less than 0.50 a.d.tons a day.arc not recovered.The accepted stock from the baby Cowan passes through a Hymac gravity decker and then into a screened stix'k tank.Screened yield of the semi-chemical pulp averages about 72 per cent.When both newsprint ma- Oontinued on Page 14 Compliments Of A.R.WILSON We were the Plumbing Contractors on the extension of the plant at Richmcnd Pulp & Paper Co.Of Canada Ltd.270 DuHerin.Tel.3 2509 SHERBROOKE Best Wishes To Richmond Pulp & Paper Co.of Canada Ltd.MacKIHNON STRUCTURAL STEEL CO.LTD.575 des Forges Tel.2-4779 SHERBROOKE We Offer Our Congratulations to Richmond Pulp & Paper Co Of Canada Ltd.CONGRATULATIONS TO and Best Wishes for Their Success Montreal Armature Works Ltd.276 Shannon St.UN.6-1814 Montreal MONO PULP & PAPER SC OF CANADA LTD.FROM THE MAKERS OF THE JOHNSON WIRE WORKS LTD MONTREAL É ( Fourteen «PTErarROCTCB DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER.12, 1955 Eastern Townships Firms Supplied MucH Machinery ¦WUWIMUjMHW Wmmm mm.quired in building.Without enlarging the semi-chemical pulp mill, however, it is expected that the newsprint production will eventually reach 250 tons per day.Or, replacing some of the newsprint, No.I machine may eventually be used for the production of corrugating medium and liner.The operations of the Richmond Pulp and Paper plant are under the immediate supervision of L.E.Fleck, vice-president and resident manager.G.S Mayhew is general superintend- ent, J.B.Scott, superintendent of the pulp mill, L.Hafford, superintendent of the paper mill, and R.Chapleau, woods superintendent.Other executives at the Brompton mill are: B.C.Westgate, personnel manager; E.A.Boucher, purchasing agent, and T.D.Thorpe, chief accountant.At the present time, there are approximately 325 employees at the mill.ST.MARY\u2019S Sympathy is extended to Mrs.Thomas Morrissey and family in their recent bereavement.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Carlin, Mr.and Mrs.George Carlin and Mr.and Mrs.Fred Goddard, all of Verdun, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Carlin.Mrs.Eileen Blackburn and daughter, Diane, Mr.D.Grundie, of Montreal, and Mrs.Violet Rae, of Chicago, 111., were week-end guests of Miss S.Morrissey and Mr.John Morrissey.Miss Mary Parent has returned to Stanstead to resume her studies at the Ursuline Convent.L.E.FLECK, vice-president and resident manager for the Richmond Pulp and Paper Co.Ltd., whose plant at Bromptonville has just completed the first stage of a great expansion program, (Gerry Lemay photo) The solid stone abutments of the Bromptonville dam are shown in matm, the above picture.(Gerry Lemay photo) Continued from Page 13 thines are operating, the semi-rhemical pulp is used in slush form.It consistency is controlled by a Trimblcy consistency regulator and it is then passed through a beater where purchased sulphite pulp is added.The mixed chemical pulps are then CONGRATULATIONS TO RICHMOND PULP & PAPER COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED fORÂMÜ M I fit! ft! M ft n n [n r En n p n A of RjiJLLajbJLi.NLcuchu-njeJuj Sultucjz.1873 POWER TRANSMISSION AND MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT DIVISION Sales Offices: 340 Canada Cement Bldg.\u2014 Montreal Head Offices and Works: Plessisville, Que.mixed with the groundwood pulp in a stock proportioncr to, form the furnish for the machines, which consist of about 85 per cent groundwood, 10 per cent neutral sulphite semi-chemical and 5 per cent purchased sulphite.It is believed possible that, as operating experience is gained, the sulphite now added will be entirely replaced by semi-chemical pulp.When only one machine is operating, the semi-chemical pulp is lapped on four of the west machines, and sold, or added to the beater in lapped form with the sulphite.The newsprint produced is of exceptionally high quality with a high mullcn and tensile strength.A new 172 inch machine (1621/2 inch trim) designed and built by Dominion Engineering has been added.With a design speed of 1500 f.p.m., the machine has a Reliance drive, a 90 ft.Fourdrinier wire, 44 inch couch, two press sections using rubber covered press rolls, and 48 60-inch dryers.The machine is designed to permit flexible operation, and will run at any speed from 400 f.p.m.to 1500 f.p.m.to permit the manufacture of products, other than newsprint, if desired.The original newsprint machine, 162 inches wide with a 1511/2inch trim, has been exraising of the bird screens, and the installation of one new Bird tensively modified and is now running 1050 f.p.m.Modifications include a new mechanical drive, new press section, the screen.In additon, the calender stack and winder were thoroughly reconditioned.The new mechanical drive features an eddy-current coupling manufactured by the Dynamic Corp., Cleveland, Ohio.With this type of coupling there is no physical connection between the driving motor and driven roll \u2014 the coupling makes use of magnetic lines of force.The motor, a synchron- j ous type, rotates at constant speed, and the amount of slip between the driving and driven members in the coupling can be very closely regulated, resulting in exceptionally even speed control.This installation is believed to be the first in Canada, and is the first on a paper machine of this size.It has proved highly successful.The machine room has been equipped with a modern ventilation system supplied by Ross Engineering of Canada Limited.To permit the installation of No.2 machine, the machine room had to be widened.This was accomplished, and the travelling overhead crane extended, without shutting down No.1 machine.The modernization of the mill is not yet complete.In particular the wood room is due for some extensive revisions, including the installation of a St.Laurent sotting turntable.The semichemical pulp mill is so designed that it may be enlarged to produce double its present output with no structural changes rc- Congratulations To RICHMOND PULP & PAPER CO OF CANADA LTD.Standard Structural Steel Ltd.SUPPLIED, FABRICATED AND ERECTED 5330 PARE ST.\tBYwater 3596-7-8 MONTREAL, QUE.'& !!K ir We Extend Our Most Sincere Congratulations To Richmond Pulp & Paper Co.of Canada Ltd, CANADIAN IMPORT COMPANY IMPORTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS COAL COKE FUEL OIL 319 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG., MONTREAL 83 DALHOUSIE STREET, QUEBEC.Owning and Operating Modern Discharging and Bunker Plants AT MONTREAL QUEBEC CHICOUTIMI lU It gives me a great deal of satisfaction to see the paper factory in Bromptonville once again in production.I wish to congratulate those whose initiative and civic spirit made this possible.Our government, realizing the importance of this industry to residents of this Eastern Townships community, has granted this important company forest concessions to ensure an adequate supply of raw materials.Our Ministry of Lands and Forests has, for a number of years, carried on an aggressive reforestation campaign that is already showing encouraging results.Owners of small timber lots are in a position to furnish a substantial part of the wood needed by this factory, due in part to their having followed reforestation advice made available to them by our provincial government.Once again I wish to express my congratulations to those who made possible this project that is so important to the further economic development of the Eastern Townships.JOHN S.BOURQUE, Minister of Lands and Forests T SHERBROOK.E DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1-.¦Fifte«a Plant Only Eastern Townships Newsprint Producer \u2022-V V-; ,-'nX\ts '\t*\t.\t' Hotel, in Quebec.Whiles there they visited several places of interest.They have now taken up residence at Three Rivers.| Mrs.W.T.Kvars and Miss Ruth Evans are in Boston.Mass .for a .en days.Mr.and Mrs.Frank l.ibbey were ;uests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.' \\V.Griffith, in Sherbrooke, on Sunday at a birthday dinner in honor of their grandson.David Griffith, who was four years old.Mr.and Mrs.I'arl Griffith and little l.ibbey were quests at the same home.Mrs.Helen Hyatt, U.N., of Slo Vcathe.and Mr.Douglas Hyatt, of Montreal, were at their apartment over the week end.While here thev called on Mr.and Mrs, Norman Bowers, of Milby; Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Dillon, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.James Harrison, of Bury, and Mr.and Mrs.E.Dewing.Master David Griffith spent a few days at the home of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Frank t.ih-bey.Mr.and Mrs.F.Dewing and Mr.and Mrs.R.Dewing were callers one evening al the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Bowen, of East 1 Angus.Mr.and Mrs.John Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.Roland Campbell and Linda were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Taylor, of Bedford.Mrs.Harold Hunting mourns the death at the Sherbrooke Hospital, of her cousin, Mrs.Herbert Todd and infanl daughter, of Island Brook.View of Richmond Pulp and Paper Co.plant taken from west side of St.Francis river.JNGRATULATiONS TO THE RICHMOND PULP & PAPER CO.OF CANADA LTD.ON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR NEW ADDITION TO THE PLANT.HUDON OXYGEN & WELDING SUPPLIES 374 Wellington St.South Phone 3-1585\t\u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.COOKSHIRE Mrs.T.Appleton and sot., Eugene, and daughter, Joann, of Clay City, Kas., Mrs.F.W.Barnes, of Mountain Grove, Mo., and Mr.A.Shadle, of Clay City, Kas., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Farnsworth.Mrs.Appleton and Mrs.Barnes are sister of Mrs.Farnsworth.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Smith and young son, Michael, of Milton, N.S., are now living in Mrs.Cloutier\u2019s apartment.Mr.Smith will assume the principalship of the local High School for the ensuing year.Mrs.C.Sawyer, of Cowansville, was a recent guest of Mrs.Cloutier and Miss Lena Cloutier and attended the fair while here.RICHMOND PULP AND PAPER CO- OF CANADA LTD.ALWAYS INSIST ON THE BEST - THAT'S WHY DOLLARD MARCHAND DID THE BRICKWORK ON THE EXTENSION OF THE PLANT (Gerry Le may photo) Heaviest Forest Fire Losses On Crown Property Virtually all of (he lands caught in forest fire infernos this summer are public-owned, says a bulletin of the Canadian Forestry Association.\u2018\u2018The losses,\u201d the association adds, \u201cwill not be recovered for from fifty to a hundred years, during which lime the public treasury together with industry and employment must, share the consequences.\u201d \u201cOver the past ten years,\u201d it is pointed out, \u201cCanada's increasing-ly-valuable forest treasure has been sliced down by a total of twenty million acres through the fire-plague.\u201d This sacrifice represents an annual bonfire of almost 300 million cubic feet of raw material that furnishes the bread and butter of 366,000 Canadian workers, Measured another way, forest fires incinerate enough timber every summer to build 85,000 family bungalows.Added to this is immeasurable damage done to watersheds of lakes and rivers, which are the source of hydro-electric power and the chief magnet of the tourist trade.Only one time in six is a forest set blazing by lightning, according to ten-year records for all Canada.Most of the disasters are due to personal negligence while travelling in the woods and to careless burning-off of settlers\u2019 lands, the association says.HUNTINGV1LLE 1364 Breboeuf Street.fel.2-6682 SHERBROOKE Mrs.William Bowers, Mrs.E.Dewing and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Libbey were guests of Mrs.Carl Griffith, at Shore Acres.Mr.Richard Leavitt, of Framingham, Mass., called one day at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Libbey.Mr.and Mrs.James Dunwoodie were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Evans for a few days, after a week spent al the Chateau Frontenac Congratulations To Richmond Pulp & Paper Co.of Canada Limited BROMPTONVILLE, QUE.Announcing The Starting Of Their New Paper Machine WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY OF SUPPLYING WEB BELTS, DRYER BELTS AND COTTON BOCKLINGER ROPE FOR THIS NEW INSTALLATION.AYERS LIMITED MANUFACTURERS HIGH GRADE PULP AND PAPER MAKERS' FELTS LACHUTE MILLS, QUE.CONGRATULATIONS TO Richmond Pulp & Paper Co.of Canada Ltd a R.E.STEWART CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION GENERAL CONTRACTORS SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SEP I EMBER U, PROGRESS IN THE TOWNSHIPS WmmâÊmÊÊÊmm mBmBMmmÊmmmmMm WBM : , .\"./A è m \u2022 il ü \u2018msm If/.¦ m View of the Richmond Pulp and Paper Company of Canada Limited plant in Bromptonviljf ftVCMWO»® hht C^* ^ ^SSS> T^- T9S3.To o1* 5 _.WnoOt ^ , 0\t\u201epW 0,\u201ertv ^\tU\u201en« '»*\t?p\u2019v* the tece\"(T«, progt®55' W® °« *2 Si® UJ-.tfj Te^eece »> feth «¦ PWeô(?«e«tonv4'V\u20ac' .to\twho\toir encowray en»P^.' thank ^\tvf,th neast\twer\u20ac\ttogetf'®* w®st\ti wo® ^ S' o0^ pr°^>CTownsk*t>s* ^ ^ tos flCW**® M^h' « *; 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