Sherbrooke daily record, 15 décembre 1953, mardi 15 décembre 1953

[" DECEMBER Sua Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 3\t4 6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19 20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t28 27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t\t Sbccbcookt Daily Bceocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS/ WEATHER SUNNY\u2014COLDER Cloudy with a few sunny periods and light snowdurrios clearing to-night.Wtxlnesday sunny with a(-ternoon cloudiness; much colder; winds westerly 20 gusts to 25 decreasing to 15 tonight Ixiw-higli at Sherbrooke 10 and 1(1.Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY.DECEMBER.15.1053, Fifty-seventh Year EUROPEAN LEADERS VEXED AT REMARKS World News In Brief Truro.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 A thief who stiiks to money and eig-arets has police here stumped.Striking eight times within a month, the thief has made off with cash hauls of $40 to $90.The puzzle is how the thief knows where to find the cash.One purse was hidden on the shelf of an upstairs closet; another was under a chesterfield cushion.And in all eases nothing has been disturbed hut the purse.Entry in one case was gained by smashing a cellar window.In other eases he just opened an unlocked door.* * «- Toronto \u2014 (Ps \u2014 Toronto city police said today they arc holding Joseph Sthreiher.30, for questioning in connection with the death of his wife Norma in an east-end apartment Monday night.Officers said the cause of the 23-year-old woman's death will not he known until a medical report is made.Police said Mrs.Schreiber was employed by a photo-engraving firm where missing Marion McDowell worked as a junior (ypist.The 17-ycar-old McDowell girl has been the object of a massive search since a boy friend, James Wilson, reported to 'police that he w as slugged by a masked man who put the girl in the trunk of his ear on a lonely Scarborough township's lover lane Dec.6.and drove away.\u2022 * * Toronto \u2014 (P' \u2014 The first rold snap of the winter gripped southern Ontario and Quebec today, while parts of the Maritimes recorded nearrecord highs of 55 degrees.Highs of only 33 were registered in many southern Ontario cities while Halifax reached a high of 53.Dut weather officials said it own't last.The warm air will move out of the .Maritimes to he replaced by cooler air from the east by Wednesday.Meanwhile, clear skies with \u2022 scattered snow are predicted for Ontario today, after a snow and sleet storm which snarled traffic and contributed to at least three deaths Monday.* * \u2022 Toronto.\u2014(CP)\u2014 Maui de la R \" ! .ithor of the i stories, says the heaver should n ver have been chosen as a symbol of Canada.\u201cWho wants to work like a heaver, look like a heaver, delve continually into (he mud?\u201d she asked during an address to the annual Christmas meeting of tin Canadian Club here Monday.\u201cThe deer, graceful.sMttnte.Irical, would be a much better symbol.\u201d Date Proves Problem For Royal Couple Dulles Warns United States Must \"Reappraise' Position If Early Pact Agreement Not Reached.By TOM MASTERSON Paris \u2014 t-AP) \u2014 The North Atlantic Treaty Organization's council of ministers today heard more discussion of Europe's! political situation amid a storm of protest aroused In John Foster! Aboard S.S.Gothic (P\u2014The Dulles' warning that Fiance must ratify the European Army pact Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh\tsoon or face a\tUnited\tStates \"reappraisal\u201d of its European policies.! are on the most confusing part of French officials\twere reported furious\tover\tthe American tour with the cross.ng of the In-\tstaU; secrctar>\ts blunt\tremarks, winch tmphed\tthat\tany reappraisal ternational Date I.ine scheduled\tmight involve\ta shill\tol l .S.troops and aid\tIroni\tthe L ontinent.for tonight\u2014or was it Monday Paris newspapers termed his statement a \"brutal ultimatum.\" night or will it be Tuesday night .\u2019 British newspapers of varying political shades also sharply For the last few days this royal criticized Ihc remarks as \"folly\u201d and \"best left unsaid.\" liner has been steaming closer to\t' the 180th Meridian, where the 12- N,ost offlc|a,s were guarded or refused comment on Dulles' hour difference from Greenwich declaration, though Italian Premier Giuseppe Pella termed il \"ai Mean Time results in two differ- very courageous statement.\" J.\\Y.Bcyen, Dutch foreign minister, tut days on each side ol the ima-\tq A DIGNIFIED PICKET LINE It was the teachers who stayed home from school at Newark.N.J., after thev went on strike for higher wages The teachers, members of the Al l , march in front of a school building but they do not carry placards in their picketing because they considered it \u201cundignified.\u201d\tmi a uupSaio) Indian Administrative Chief Announces Intention To Release Prisoners Jan.22 \"very important.i ginary north-south line, i As of this morning, from the point ot view of Eastern Standard Time, the Gothic was six hours behind.But Tuesday morning\u2014 again from the point of view of EST\u2014the Gothic will be 18 hours ahead.As the liner crosses the date line from cast to west those on board are precipitated, as far as their calendar is concerned, from Tuesday into Wednesday.This can result in a real headache when the National Kids\u2019 Day Founda Fund Denies Charges Of Extravagance Claims Reds Unready To Resume War Seoul\u2014 (/T) Gen.Maxwell f* Taylor today said the t'oinmunisl high command apparently is not | preparing for resumption of the Korean war.The American commander of the ittli Army, which takes in all United Nations forces in Korea, told » press conference that lied forces evidently are digging in and preparing defensive positions on then side of the demilitarized zone.\"They are doing the same thing we do, he said.i Taylor said of his own plans In ihe event war does break out: \"You ran assume we have plan* lo go north, south, east, west and up and down.\" Taylor, pi a review of the problems that have faced his army since the armistice, said one un ¦-olved difficulty is the late of 22, 500 Chinese and North Korean prisoners who have renounced eom monism.I'liesr PoWs, along uilh 33-> Simili Korean, 22 Ameriean and one llrilish pro-Commiinist eapliyes, are held in Indian custody in the neutral zone.Taylor said plans are being per feeled In carr tor Ihe Po\\\\ s aflcr Jan.22.Ihe date the armislieu provides ihcv he freed as civilians Taylor said he assumes the North Korean anti Reds will bo ._.\tcared for by the Soulh Korean gov- McCarran (Dem.Ncv I lias with p, |\u201e.r,.leased 12(1 days aller they hintic pad powers today agreed to eminent.The Chinese probably drawn his request to sit in on the [were turned over to Indian custo adopt a .301) calibre rifle as their i \"'l'! *M' asked to go to Formosa.or Jan.22.The Communists, s|;,u.laid small-arms weapon.\tT;'>lor l\u20190,,ccat.i deck, the royal couple watched a mittec says it has representatives \u2022 pccially rnwice and (ïcrmanv, de arranging for the interview \u201cAs the agreement stands, my for adoption ol their o\\ui rifh v l\u2019îte notario Cmirl of Apncal nil flying boa'i make Jonlaet withl'he on rol\"c llorr fr\"m \u2022 but tin Belgian vveapm, appeared' .'\u2022\"\"»\"uMv Monday that evi- *\t1,1 i t,\tV, leshfv voluntarilv before the rom- lnS i° unite, they may have to .\t.(\t.\t1 .\t.1 j r\tthimayya vald.r.ither both ,\t,\t.\tdem\u2019e against him was so over cruisei B ack I rince.New Zea- \u2022\t,\tcommit it alone.\"\tdidn a want to add t\tundoubtedly good, but\t\"it\t,\t,\tf)>r\u201e(l(|l\tllnl\t,, h'\t,\t.|t .,1| ||,n ;-J Ijcnnhllc.n Hen *CeillS like they TO picking (111 US ,-llM\t,\t' \u2022' 1,1,1 1 vlino t dll\tHie od\tU, pu Id Ran dip-\tnumosê of nublieitv \"\tDulles yesterday\tmissed a\tbeaiil:- utics stomped out\tof the chamber\tlul ,,,c\tpui pose oi puoiitiiy.\tf j\topnortunilv\tto\tkeen\toui, i earlier in\tprotest.\tMendcres\u2019 gov-\tA committee accoun ant said at\t11,1\t0,l>ponlmuy\tK(cp\t(|UU| ernment controls more than 400 of Mondays hearing that the Kids ( Britain the Manchester ihe \\s«emhlv's 5e-,t OREXEL HILLS, PZHHA.don't want In be talking nut of turn, but one more set-to and they could put this picture on TV next Friday night and sell a heap of razor blades.\" It's standard operating procedure fur agents to bring actors on the set tor the director\u2019s verdict during production of a movie.On Columbia's \"The Miami Story,\" Director Fred Sears takes time oui from a scene involving Barry Sullivan and Luther Adler to interview an actor named Danny Marks.The casting call is for an actor who can play Ihe brief| role of a policeman.After one peek at Marks' diminutive feel, size five, Seal's tells him that no moviegoers will believe Dial a policeman has such delicate pedal extremities.Later word comes from casting: that Marks was a policeman in Chicago before he turned actor\u2014 size five feet and all.Come\u2014Lie Down Barbara Stanwyck is enmeshed .In dark doings again in Chester Erskine\u2019s production of \"Witness to Murder.\u201d She plays an interior decorator who sees a murder being committed and is marked as a likely corpse by the murderer.Row Rowland directs Barbara and Gary Merrill in a key scene in her modern.lavish office.I wandered off inspecting sets and discovered George Sanders, who plays the heavy in the film, on a comfortable bed in the boudoir set that isn't being used.He's reclining in the comfy couch like a modern-day Nero.George asks everybody .w ho approaches: \u201cWould you care to lie down?\u201d Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, in a scene that calls for them to undress down to their shorts and get into fresh clothes, are giving it the burlesque treatment as -a ¦ gag on the set of \"White Christmas.\u201d But Lili St.Cyr and Gypsy Rose Lee have it easy compared to Bing and Danny.The action is worked out so that the hoys will he behind! ! chairs or Lillies as they stuff in ! Iheir shirttails.*\t4\t« MGM and Paramount settled their squabble over the story-lipe similarities between \"Panther Squadron\u201d and \u201cThe Bridges of Toko.Ri,'\" both by James Michelier.Paramount has agreed to hold up the latter, starring Bill Holden and' Grace Kelly, until MGM gets out its Van Johnson-Frank Lovejoy opus about Korea.Time Flies I^ppL: Dorothy McGuire.who was \"Claudia\" only a few years ago, it seems, plays the mother of an 18-year-old girl in Republic's \u201cThe Outcast.\u201d « WfcT\t'ORMlf\tARltCN\tVICTOR ¦tCHAR» ^ ^, HAYDEN \u2022 TUCKER \u2022 WHELAN \u2018 RUSH \u2022 JORV \u2022 ARIEN Office Slaff Of Boundary Firm Held Amusing Yuletide Parly At Hillcrest Rock Island, Dec.15 \u2014 Hill-crest Lodge at North Hatley was the gathering place for the annual Christmas party of the office employees of the Union Twist Drill Co.at the Boundary on Wednesday evening, December o.Upwards of forty girls travelled by Quebec Central chartered bus.The lodge management served a banquet, featuring turkey with all the trimmings.During Ihe dinner \"soap commercials'' were composed by different groups and later with Miss Carla Blay at the piano, these were sung to the Hines of popular songs.These proved many unknown poets and caused much merriment.After dinner \u201cSt.George and the Gragonet\u201d was presented by Mrs.M.Stuart, Mrs.Amy Sykes, Mrs.Lois Leney, Miss Glenna Rollins, Miss Joyce Hatch and Miss Barbara Huckins.This was followed by Miss Beulah Stevenson in weird attire, who presented a revised version of \"The Night Before Christmas\u201d, supported by the \"Barber Shop,\u201d Quartette\u201d, Mrs.Merilla Farman, Mrs.Roberta Marchant, Mrs.Harry Kelley and starring Miss Helen Cosgrove as \"Kate Smith\u201d.Santa Claus arrived and was first met by the wide eyes of the proprietor\u2019s daughter, who was gieatly interested in the party and later received a gift from Santa.A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Santa for \"what\u2019s a Christmas party\u201d without the Jolly old.St.Nicholas.A vole of thanks was also given to Mrs.Houghton Hastings for arranging the party.Mrs.Hastings had been assisted by Mrs.Maynard Rollins, who was ill and unable to attend the party.Among former employees were Mrs.Wilfred Morel, Mrs.Charles Keeler and Mrs.Homer Brainard.Christ church parish hall at Stanstcad was the scene of a delightful Christmas party, followed by a business meeting held on Wednesday evening, December 9, and attended by forty one members and guests.A sumptuous turkey dinner was served at tables made festive with Christmas decorations.This was followed by the exchange of gifts from beneath the gaily decorated tree given out by Mrs.George Millet and Mrs.Sally Perrault.The group then sang a few of the lovely carols.The business was presided over by Ihe president, Mrs.William Denney, who opened with prayers.The roll was called and Ihe report made that additional money had been turned in towards Ihe very successful sale and tea held recently and Ihe proceeds now stand at 245.'Christmas gifts were made in appreciation of church work to Mrs.Denney.Mrs.Mary McKeage, Rev.Mr.Mitchell, Mr.Charles Wnide and Miss Elsie McFadden, and at this meeting Mrs.Denney expressed appreciation for the gift she had received.It was announced that Mrs.Florence Sevright and Mrs.Lloyd Kezar will place flowers on the church altar at the Christmas season in memory of departed loved ones.Mrs.James Williamson read a letter from Mrs.Dorothy Foul-kes stating that her mother in law, Mrs.Foulkes, Sr., had re- Pmagog\"! THEATRE 1 TONIGHT ONLY , Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Carlson in \"ALL I DESIRE\"' Also \"FIVE FINGERS\u201d with James Mason.Danielle Daricux COMING Wed.\u2022 Thors.\"L'APPEL DU DESTIN\u201d with Roberto Dmi, Jean Marais Also James Craig.Joan Leslie in \"LE GRAND RODEO\" (Color) ccivcd the lovely corsage sent from the Guild as she was departing from Montreal by plane to visit in England.The letter continued, saying Mrs.Foulkes had arrived safely at her destination.It was announced that the annual meeting will be held'at the rectory on January 13 at 7.30 o'clock, with Mrs.Fred Osborne, Mrs.George Bacheldor and Mrs.Lloyd Kezar the co-hostesscs.KINDERGARTEN JAUNT The children of the Boundary Kindergarten classes have for the past few weeks been learning of the farm and its animals.Recently Aunt Ann and Aunt Kilty decided to take the youngsters on a trip.Going by motor, they stopped at Hank Saunders\u2019 garage to see Polly, the parrot, but she had been taken into the house.Mrs.Saunders however invited the forty little people in and they were delighted when Polly asked for a cracker, whistled for them and did quite a few tricks.Leaving there they went on to Derby and stopped at Kelley's white turkey farm.Just who was the most excited, the turkeys inside the high fence or the youngsters outside the fcncé, it is hard to say.Many of the hoys and girls gathered white feathers to take home to show the family, and all were thrilled at the \"gobble- gobble\" of Mr.Gobbler.The final stop was at Elmwood Dairy, owned and operated by Arthur Palin and sons at Newport Here the children were shown the process of milk being bottled and capped ready for the public's> use.They also saw the cows in ' the field as well other farm animals.All together it was a very exciting trip and greatly enjoyed by the tree to five year olds.CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The regular meeting of the Catholic Women's League, Rock Island Branch, was held on Wednesday evening in the Rotary room of the Del Monty hotel with thirty members attending.Mrs.L.R.Waterman, president, opened Ihe meeting with the League Prayer and a prayer for the Pope.Routine reports were given and accepted, after which plans were made for a \"Penny Sale\u201d to be held at the Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday, January 29.Mrs.Edward Bushnell was appointed convenor of this project, which, it is promised, will be a lot of fun and something new in the community.A Christmas tree, party was planned In be held at the Del Monty on December 16 w ith an exchange of gifts for League members.The session closed with prayer and refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.Henry Cour-noyer.Mrs.Alcide Surprenant, Miss Vivian Clark, Miss Helen Cosgrove and Miss Madeline Dunn.The next regular meeting will take place on January 12 at the same place.PEARCETON Mrs.Annie Gardner, and the Misses Betty and Lucille Gardner spent a v eek-end in Montreal vith .VIms Catherine Gardner and Mrs.B.Patenaude.Mr.A.Turner, of Guthrie, ^pent a few days with his brother, Mr.C.Turner, and other friends Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Addis and family, of Sherbrooke, were weefc-tnd guests of his mother, jjr: Dorothy Addis, at the home of : Mr.Dennis Clough.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Clough, the Misses Kathleen Needham.Ka\u2019h-k-en and Linda Clough and .Mr.and Mrs.K.Willey, of Pigeon Hill, motored to Waterloo Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Gardner and Jimmie, Ronnie and Kenny, motored to Granby, and visited their son and brother, Master Stanley Gardner, at Mount St.Jean Baptiste College, in Granby.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Gardner accompanied by Miss Audrey Sher-n r, of Farnham, motored to Hillside, and were guests of Mr.and -Mrs.L.Sherrer Rev.Mr.Kettleborough.of Stan-bridgc East, was a caller at the Gardner home.8, to attend the 75lh birthday celebration of the former's sister, Mrs.Merritt I.eharon.given by her son Mr.Willianf Agon at their home.The event was attended by a number of neighbors and friends Darts provided entertainment for some while others enjoyed a social chat.The prettily decorated cake was made by Mrs.Woodrow and presented to the honored guest at the refreshment hour.Mrs.Lcbarnn received a number of nice gifts and congratulatory cards, for which she expressed appreciation.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Rollins and daughter, Miss Evelyn Rollin' of Rock Island, were overnight guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.Major at Newport, Vt.on Friday, December 4.and after Mrs.Rollins broadcast over WfKE radio station on Saturday morninv, they left to spent the week-end Msiting relatives at Walden, St.Johnsbury and Concord, Vt.Sympathy of the communities ! is extended to Mrs.Leo Walsh, ol Derby Line, whose sister, MP-Mary Catherine Lepnon, passed ' away at her residence at .Milby j on Tuesday, December 8.The funeral was held at St.Anthony\u2019s I church at Lennoxville on Thursday morning.VALE PERKINS Friends of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Davis, of Waterloo (and formeriy ol Mansonville), will be glad to know that their little daughter.Beulah, who has been a patient in the Neurological Institute since August 20.is now to walk again.Little Beulah received a spine injury in a car accident two years ago.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Cota and family were guests ol Mrs.Leon Mien and famrly, of North Trov, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Cota were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Davis, at Waterloo.While there they motored to Montreal accompanied bv Mr and Mrs.Davis In bring Little Miss Beubh Davis home from the Neurological Institute.Mrs Mary Magoon .Douglas and Ann and Miss Dorothy Dix were calling on their parents.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Dix.at Waterloo.JIM'S RESTAURANT ' The only place in town serving a COMPLETE MEAL FOR 55c! 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Since one possibility (the singleton king) was hopeless, South had to hope for the other possibility (the doubleton K.Qi.It worked, and South made his slam.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: North East South West 1\tHeart Pass 1 Spade Pass 2\tN.T.Pass ?You.South, hold: Spades K-.I-7-6-3.Hearts Q-9-5, Diamonds K-6-4.Clubs 9-5.What do you do?A\u2014Bid three hearts.Your original intention was to bid your spades first and show heart support later, and there is no reason to change your mind.This disclosure of heart supports is forcing since you could pass if you had a had hand.TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in he question just answered.You, South, hold: Spades K-Q-7-6-3, Hearts Q-J-5-2.Diamonds K-4.Clubs 9-5.What do you do?Answer Tomorrow WHY TEENS CONFUSE SEX WITH NEED FOR SELF-JUSTIFICATION By MRS.MURIEL LAWRENCE When Mary was four, her mother died.She went to live with her grandmother who had been left anxious and depressed by her daughter's death.She needed the money Mary's father gave her for looking after the child.To prove to him that she was earning it, she was both over-protective and over-strict with Mary.Then Mary's father remarried.His wife was an anxious person, too.In her late thirties, she'd given up hope of attracting a husband and when she got one, wanted to keep him.To stimulate his appreciation of her, she developed the habit of exaggerating Mary\u2019s deficiencies to contrast them with her own neatness, thrift and competence.As Mary grew into a pretty, belligerent teen-ager, her stepmother expressed her insecurity in direct attack.\u201cThat's right, show\u2019 yourself off to the boys,\" she\u2019d say bitterly.\u201cYour father should whip you for wearing that blouse to school.\u201d At 15, Mary was arrested as a sexually delinquent girl.It is my hope that any reader of her story will she how little Mary's sex impulse had to do with her sex activity.What motivated the activity were not her sex impulses, but her desperate need to be known as a valuable person.So starved for contact with human tenderness was Mary that she confused an older man\u2019s flattery with it.and gave a juvenile court a typical case record of precocious sex activity.Her life was seriously hurt because she could not distinguish between sex needs and emotional needs.The sex education of adolescent children should always stress the importance of this distinction.It is very easy for Jane and Bert to confuse their sex needs with emotional ones.For example, Bert finds it easier to believe he feels mad devotion to the girl who sympathizes with his anger at his father than to swallow his pride and discuss the anger with his father.It is easier for Jane to believe herself uncontrollably enamored than to realize she needs the prestige of her popular boy friend.It is easier for Alice to indulge in too ardent petting than to know she's jealous of her older sister s appeal for men.In all these cases, what looks like sex impulses are ready needs for reassurance and self-justification.It\u2019s grand when parents can openly discuss this difference with their teen-age children.It's been my experience that they're unbelievably grateful for guidance and information on this important subject, for then they can see the danger of exploiting sex for reassurance and self-justification.Livestock Losses Diseases, infectious and parasitic, take almost a half billion dollars a year from livestock producers, says the department of agriculture.An estimated 30 per cent of these losses are due to internal worms.Tools for the Age New tools for electronic and atomic scientists include instruments that record weights within lOO.OOOths of an ounce and thicknesses as minute as 1/100,000,000th of an inch.TELL-TALE CLUE Birmingham.England\u2014 (P \u2014 Frederick Gregory's shiny shoes led to his arrest for burglary.Gregory, 47-year-old formée naval petty officer known to i»lve an obsession for polishing his (hoes, left a used duster in a number of houses which were robbed.86 _________SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.Il ESDAY.DECEMBER 15.Il>55 Fiv# GIVING UP BUSINESS ! $75,000 WORTH OF MEN S, LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDREN S WEAR IS OFFERED THE PUBLIC AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES! All stock MUST be cleared, as the building hat been told and are unable to renew our lease with the new proprietor.TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT LOWER THAN COST PRICES! You\u2019ll save 25°i> to 50°c on each purchase.Every gift is Holiday Wrapped .ready to be put under the Christmas tree! HERE ARE SOME OF THE BARGAINS \u2014 About Î00 Men's and Young Men's Suits at Almost Unbelievably Low Prices \u2014 FOR MEN Group 1 s19 95 \u201934 95 Group 2 Group 4 27 95 42 50 Group 3 TOPCOATS AND WINTER COATS \u201912.95 \" \u201917 95 - \u201924.95 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF QUALITY SHIRTS \u2014 $1 95 - s2 49 SUEDE or HORSEHIDE WINDBREAKERS Reg.$24.50, for only GOOD ASSORTMENT OF MEN S SHOES \u2014 \u20194.95 - \u20196 50 -\t^ \u2018 MEN'S TIES At MEN'S AND BOYS'\tS1 O C\tSQ Q*i SWEATERS\tl.AO\tW WORK CLOTHES \u2014 Pants, WindbreaLers, V.'ool Shirts, Overalls AT COMPETITION DEFYING PRICES.\t2,45 s7.95 and up s2 93 $18.5G 7 95 \u201c*9.50\u201c *12.50 49c \u201c 79c \u201c 98c SHIRTS, Plaid.Sizes 14Vs to 17Vz.SPECIAL MEN'S SKI PANTS Sizes 7 - 10.Reg.$12.95, for FOR WOMEN BALANCE OF COATS AT BARGAIN PRICES \u2014 Reo- SJ9_50\t>27.50 \u20191.95 -\u20192.75 -\u20193 49 \u20191.69 \u201c \u20192.29 for only CREPE or NYLON BLOUSES \u2014 LADIES' HANDBAGS HOUSECOATS in silk, satin pique, wool or eiderdown.\u20194.75 - \u20195 95 \" \u20196.95 \u201c \u201910.95 TOV/ELS in attractive boxes.Fine for Christmas giving.*1.10 \u201c *1 49 \u201c *1.95 and up 79c PAIR 15c \u20184.95 98c - \u20191.39 \u201c \u20191 98 89 -\u20191.39-\u20191.95 \u20191.75 - \u20192.49 - \u20183 95 \u201e \u20192.39 NYLON HOSE 51 gauge \u2014 (Subs.) \u2014 pair LADIES', GIRLS' CASHMERE HOSE Black.Sizes 4,/z to 6.ONLY PLEATED WOOL PLAID SKIRTS Sizes 12 to 20.Reg.$6.95 LADIES' AND GIRLS' SLIPPERS \u2014 SLIPS Each LADIES' AND GIRLS' SWEATERS \u2014 CHIFFON VELVET in assorted colors.Reg.S3.50 a yard\tONLY \u2014 Yard ABOUT 1,000 YARDS OF COTTON PRINTS \u2014 R\u201e.«.,R.2gc\t3gc\t49c up up Yard \u2014 Yard \u2014 2,000 YARDS YELLOW COTTON 40\" wide WOOL MITTENS FOR BABIES Pair yard Yard \u2014 25c and 35C 29c WOOL CHENILLE or FLANNELETTE BLANKETS \u2014 *6 50 Flannelette, pair Chenille, each Asmor, Helen Morgan, Juliana Frock HOUSEDRES5ES \u2014 Reg.S2.98 PARTY DRESSES in fine quality.LADIES' ANGORA WOOL GLOVES Choice of colors 4.49 \u20191.95 \u20193 75 - \u20195.95 \u201c \u20197 95 \u2014 SPECIAL 89c FUR COATS FRENCH SEAL Size 18.Reg.$175.00.SPECIAL PERSIAN LAMB PAWS Size 18.Reg.$198.00.SPECIAL RACCOON Size 20.Reg.$275.00.SPECIAL \u2019119 \u2019125 \u2019169 WOOL, by Regent.Assorted colors.1-oz.ball .\t.APRONS, from .LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, from TABLE CLOTHS, 36\" x 36\" FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS for ladies and girls each 19C 59C up 6 for 25c 79c *1.49 \u201c *1 69 Shop Early For Better Choice \u2014 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Money Refunded, Even During This Sale! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM THE LOW PRICE LEADERS: SOUAID BROS.OPPOSITE LANSDOWNE MARKET '\t17 KING STREET WEST Reporls Given At Belvidere W.I.Meeting The monthly meeting of the Be! videre Women s Institute was held at the home of Mrs.W Burton on Saturday.December 12.with Mrs R.l'illis as joint hosIC\u201d.The president.Mrs Ueorge Wells, opened the meeting in the usual manner.Motto tor the month «as At Christmas play and have gQod eheer, tor Christmas conies but once a year The roll call «as answered by Id members and five visitors were present.Correspondence included a letter from Mr.Louis Mercier Provincial campaign director, ack now lodging a donation from the branch to the Rod Cross, sent through the Quebec Womens Institutes Incorporated.A report from the committee on \"pooling ol fares\" for delegates attending the annual convention at Macdon aid College was also rea I Literature was received and distributed ti.the various conveners.Mrs.K.Meliec, ways and means convener, gave a satisfying report of the Christina- tea And sale and thanked all members tor helping Mrs.McGee also thanked Mis L Wells, for opening her home Mr i.uilting and all who had helped in any way on the quilt.Mrs.G Weils, on behali of i te m mb* : -.thanked Mrs.McGee for her uoi k Mrs.G.Page, home economic-read a short article on the stoiiiiy and keeping ol .grain cereals Mill.Daigle, education, reported having sent for pamphlet -.Mrs.W.Ellis, citizenship.rca ol Urtcnshiolds & Co.)\t__ GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKtT MONTREAL STOCK MARKET NEW YORK STOCK MARKET By Al \\N TiU SSI HR ë d i I'iynuiuth i Iboop On Kn day ncnir.g the troop and park he'd a t ' id Ghnstmas parly which, trom a'l indications, seemed to be enjoyed by all.AI.er an evenin : ol -ii table game- and plenty of s.\" the boy- climbed the li.ll to T.iniiy t nurch and concluded the evening at the Seout-i'ub mo\\ :e program.5th iSt.rctei -l Troop Con graiulatien.- are exteitdrd to Gerald Gagnier who was recently in-».sled Into the troop.New.y ap e rUd pr.trol se onds .ve Go-don I'rhcnbe:\tDenis Kimri.limmv .td 'i ihacl Mlatt -states that the highlight of la-l week's meeting was instruction on m 1 :ig plaster casts 7 h (St.r.ni'.'-l l\u2019e I.I a-t week e.t a v-ry imprc\" ve investiture ceremony, Bruce Wright wa- wel-nmed in'o the l\u2019ub .Inng'n Gub B e.dv Gelinns recently attained his 2nd S i-, thus opening his \"two : -.- c bins.\u201d V \u2019.not t- rn epnn p \"hi was held last w-ek n wh !i \u2019-.nnv games were play \"d '\"d \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022!\u2022 hoi-n'- served ll):h (Si.Pat'sl T oop Rnnorts slaw ll'\"1 s:.(,|.'s jv.irl .rd Kred ¦ i\"d pro\"rC'-\"d a'm ' Il e S u':\" ' l-a.l a- thev ' \"\u2022»' ' 'il \u2022« .,- \u2022>\u2022\u2022(! Cn - Re \u2019 .Vsn R \u2019l (f il.d, De'e I \"\u2022l ell, R \"e t >' e n :\u2022 rv I! \u2022'»>.Tommy Sm 'b an I Heir v Wd' \\ a e 11 \\ - pas- il R ¦ \u2022 Temd\tv\t'' be\tbivcs'ed n\u2018o the Brr'herhcod of Seoullng ;n 'Se nca\u2019 fiRurc.BuL.T c!\" ¦\u2019!¦ Mien nut b \u2022i\u2014 s' and d 'ml wo-k t'u' Pav d 1 iharee, Gordon Todd a\"d Lmmv\tRobin-nn\tnaisrd\tand\tre .e » -il their 1 ¦\u2019 Stars Meanwl' * -.instruc on\tIs 1.ta- d o\"t in star ve k in th* hopes of \"nt\u2018:pg more\tl''ar (''th By (nr the h 'Yi'tht of Seout-\u2022rt in th ¦ d Irirt la-t w -ek »' i-the S\"out t'nb mov e p-ogra 'i v h h was Ir ld in T' inilv L'lui ' i t'a'l on K\" da\" ni\"'tt Syme U11.1 (';i'i.S 'ni -.G rl Guide- R ¦ \"i\"i\u2019s and enn'\"i !(ecm\"i v -e ;'i a\"sin!-\"Ti|o I.cei's Neek\u2019ai'e,\" an \u2019nil 0 legend, \"Ry N'ap and (\u2019.\"\u2019i o.i a father-son nr'ine hike by of c mp - and \u2018 1953 J i n bore\".\u201d an e- nllent dociimeii'ir.v on 'he Caiv>d : n Jan bm ¦.w \u2022 > w il reer \\ d and cnjoyi-I by all.Va\u2019-v n 'o\u2019ar group meeting- were ('¦ 1 .1 d .¦ ' ¦ boy could at '(¦\"il th s program.Toy Sh n i- (raw,lit In a close j for the year.He ondil oniii't ol ! levs has prnrtically been eomnli t rd and nest week w II sr\" nackag-¦ng g-I well under way.This year (the Girl (lii'iles have charge ol \" kag \"g candy which is In he p'r d in Ihc.-e ''ha'g: of joy.\" ¦ A .Seoul i- mil only a friend tn Ibe mirile louml hbn.but 'a friend o! all 11\"\u2019 \u2019\u2022 irld; \" (Lord Baden \"owell of GTwell).-.iTcif.er Driver Loses License A nio'oi'i l was fined S.'.ll and er:-!.- ard lo-t his license for Ihree months for driving while his faculties were impaired by the ex ccssivc use of alcohol.The sen-knee was handed down in Municipal Courl this morning by Judge Redmond Hayes.It marked the third such sentence for the same manner of offence this month.I.asl month, municipal police arrested a record number of motorisis- -ix mi llii.s charge.All ! were coov eted.Another man who appeared before Judge Hayes Ibis morning was a 77-year-old.He was just plain drunk and received a suspended sentence.BOY SA VUS IIOIlSi: Bristol.I'ingland.-(CP) The friends of Bristol Horses Society has awarded a membership card lo David Terbin.R for buying a .horse lo save it from slaughter.! baby clinic held in Lennoxvilie monthly.This concluded the business and this being the'Christmas meeting, Mr.;.('.Skinner demonstrated ihc making of edible \"Santas\u201d which were most attractive.Mr-.P.Walton presided al Ihe piano for the singing of Christmas carols and an exchange of gifts completed a delightful program.Afternoon lea was served by the hostesses, Mrs.C.Prince.Mrs.A.howler and Mrs.L.Stewart, the table having an arrangement of red and green tapers in silver holders.Abitibi\t.Vbilibi PEU.Algoma .Aluminum .Asbestos hathur-i ' \\ Bell lilepiiono Brazilian\t.U.C.Korisl Building Products .i ana.la Cement Can Lon t-kiy.t anad.Hl) Ru'wei u -l ana» i.m Car i anadimt Car ' A Canadian i elanrse i m by - a Can Paouic Railway i o(.kshutt Plow Smclk\" - i ominion P.i uige Dom.Steel \\ l oal Dominion Tar Dom.Textile Dryden .Gen.Dynamics .I'ainous Players hoimdation Co.Gypsum Imperial Oil Imperial Tobacco .Intern.Nickel .Intern.Paper .lut Pole.Ind Ai ipl L.r.va.d Smitb AiacAlillan \"B\" Massey Garris .Mel oil hi imU\u2019ltao .Montreal I .ocomonv e Dow Blew cries Nat Steel ' ar Noraiuia Plac t D»\\.Powell R.vcr Pr.ce Bros.Piov.Transport ,.Quebec Power S.cks Kivu.ries Si.Law.Coip Shaw inigan So, i \u2019anai a l*ow cr .S.eel in Canada Triad oil i G W teller\u2019s\t.id '» 26 3.1 *4 » H 204 ;>!\u202214 71 s .-35 87 21 » LI14 25 UP, 22\tO HI 23\to 70 I IP 4 84s 3 l-'s 2» I .4 12 \u2019 s no.' 281 ¦ HP» 34 '» 53'4 34 U)'i UP.\u2019» 2.i'4 14' i 18 27'.61 25'4 32\tVz l.Pv 21 31111 40'» 33 30\u2018a 1 03 \u2022til's 201 s 16 2414 40 > z 3!P » 7»» 5s» 87 RP» It 21 4 18 B HP.' 23 lo-» 22'» 10 11 23'.' 7»P z 10 - 7\t'» 8 57 It 34 B 2011 12'z II 2IP4 HI 34'4 53 ' » It HP - It 33 , IIP» 2\" I 14 HP 1 27' » t O' z 26 it 23 II 32''.» 2iP z 23 J.I'sB 40' » 3012 48\"» 20 II Stork averages moved lower ye-teruay as priées wore narrowly mixeu.I ratting was moderately ae live Anu'iig activs ItaderSi Dom inion Tar was off '» at 7 '4 and Smelters off 'i al 23 '» while Canadian Breweries gained '4 at 2L'V Canada's international balance of payments showed a ourrant ac-munt delieit ot $586 million at the end ol the first nine months of 1953.This contrasts with a sut plus ol $l5tl million for Hie 1952 period.It was reported that Ventures 1 lil.and its subsidiaries hrobish-er Ltd.and Quebec Metallurgical industries Ltd.will build a pilot plant shortly as a tirst st» p towards a $1 billion power development in the Yukon.Activity in cotton mills during November continued to show a »le » lining trend.A total of 26,7.3 hales were opened showing a 13 per cent decline Iront Iasi year.Due to continued diflieulties in the primary texlile cotton business.Canadian Cottons Lid.an min.ueil tlie dosing ot its Stormont Mill al Cornwall, Onl.Diree tors of the company liave also tie-eided lo 01111I the current quarli 1 ly tltvitieiul on the pielei eetl stoek The hederal Governmenl has agreed to liniil its .shipment ol oats lo Ihe I S lo 23\t1111II1011 bushels during the next ton months.The Steel Company of Canada Lid 1I1 el.ued an cstra of 30 els payable along wilh an ineii'ased qiinrlcrly dividend of 25 els.Pie vions »iuartcrly rate was 20 ets.t'oinmoiiweatlh Petroleum ltd reporli'd a net prolil for Hi»' year «'Oiled Si'plembiT 30 of $1.088.167 or 54.4 els, per share, eompareil with 958.936 or 47.9 els.In Hie previous year.MONTREAL CURB MARKET Anglo Nfld.\t8 Ii.A.Oil\t.\t20'1 Brown Company .1\tI .1 .U\t1.; I old A\t.(15 ITaser\tUP\t4 G.tal Lakes\tPaper\t19ki Home Oil\t8 1 an.Iiigeisoll Hand 80 MuiniMi.a il\t(bil.\t25 » Mid Light .A Power 22 So.(km Powtr Pfd.I27'z I MINTS Ascot Mi lals .45 Louvicourl\t.12 t n.Asbestos .3.20 Weed on .35 Wendell .Il'z Lasl.Mêlais .LOO ,/V-AdK\";\tS0VETMIN6 tells we his motmer.piosT etr his peri/.'SSiom \\ A T.x ^ A CM IP'S Tor OFAL / LATûfZ.-j L hear.- JUNIOR SMADYSinc^ -TtEAH, w.-'re \u2014 rivii.it Tîjr.r THANKS y COMING) , FOK 7(45\t1 DOWN STAIRS' OLD Tors.HURRY AND ' MRS.J GET OUT OF BELLI A SI6M.T/ MAYBE FIXIN' THESE I SOU BROKEN TOYS BOYS TO GIVE TO\tCOULD poor, kids on round CHRISTMAS / UP SOME O»\tv V.'fc RE A,-A\"'.' tf# ^ - « 12/C Cop», mi *iy NCA\tN* T M U B.Pal.Off.Y THAT3 W1LUAM, DUKE Or\tAW, CAN I f.\u2019OCTMANir.v uc c x oi icclc.'k hElP IT IF ATS RIGHT.BU( NO, t \\ GAY, WERE GUESS ivAtSnsr time NOT./ LETS GET [\\^ GOUkT r it.HY, AWAY FROM HERE, OF COURSE V/E AIN\u2019T NORt'AUÏ.' 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NORMANDY.HE'S AMUSED AT THE EASE WITH VWICH HiS SOLDIERS LAID TOU LOU GUESS I BUILT WHO'S THAT , &G STUTFED ' SHIRT?WHAT5 WITH HIM?v lügtî BA v: A GUY YOU UP A / BA.MG5 LITTLE /KEONTH .TOO BIG.'i HEAD FROM BEHIND?11-15 American Telephone 156'2 Anaconda.30 Bethlehem Steel\thi\"» Borden's Co.\t.81 Chrysler .61 Comm.Solvents .Id7» Cons.Mdison\t.4'.V'ti Douglas .81 Dupont .104;'h General Kleetric\tILP-z General Motors .\t581') Goodyear .62V4 Intern.Paper\t53'» iniern Téléphoné M> Johns Manvtllc\t63\"4 Montgomery Ward\t55'z Nash Kelv.\t.\tlti;'4 N.Y.Central\t.19:,4 Pepsi\t.\t13'» Radio\t.\t23' 1 Itcpoblie Sieel\t.\t4RA» P S Rubber\t.\t28'4 Ski.Oil ttf N .1.\t7 : » Studebaker .\t22'» U.s.s.i't !\tSBVk \\ anaditim Sieel\t37 Woolworth\t.\t43'i 136 >4 30 51\u2019» 61 42V 80 104'* 58'it 14:» 557 » Hi\"» 19'4 13'» 23'.ael , 28'» 7 ''a 39'.» NO ITSHING Sutherland, SeollTiid D kiiglin,\", rights on Hie River Siiir and err ain nek ii\" 1.61 .e Kyle of Snlherlar.d, have bcei bought by tbs n 1 . n lathes anil litcmls who sent Uhls, earth 01 who hclpri! in nny wax lo nwike nix lOlsl hlrthdav » \\eiy happv (Ink MHS.MAlUiAltCT SIMS, Wales llon.e, lllehnionil, (,'111 Mhs Kllrnhrlh W'linlen, ol Wlndsoi, Lue.whites lo lliank all Ihe liieud.s of ihe Whalen family fur (heir Mud I\txpi cmhIoiii of A.vmpnthy dm Ini; hei leceul sad heiea\\eiueul In the loss of her shlei, I alherlne.nnd hei hrolhei, , Michael, and for musses and floral II\tllniles Your Kienl s>mpalli\\ nl HiIa lime will over he rememhei ed.Save trom 25°o to 40'o by buying trom a manufacturer.FUNERAL CHAPEL AMBULANCE SERVICE (Formerly Bloke's) 300 Queen Blvd.N.Tel.Î-9977 & MONUMENTS Sec What You Buy Wo Invite Your Critical Inspection And Wc Welcome Value Comparisons.Huy w iih cor I dcnco, our own reputation link by 50 years ol service.See Our Exclusive Feather-edge Shape Carving And BeaU' tiful Lettering.Catalogue will ho sent on request.In the vicinity of Danville, mc Mr.A.C.King.In the vicinity ol Magog, see Mr.W H.McKenna.E.CHAUSSE & SON I6S0 King Wes), Sherbrooke Tel.2-2294 C \u2018\"'\u2018fa IDLE MONEY?Some limed, money lliat.could be up and doing ; : , working hard .earning ils keep .just lies idle.Sneli money could he invested lo provide additional income and very often, capital gain.Have you sonic idle funds ; ; 1 perhaps more cash than you need for current expenses;' If you have, why not decide now to put il to work by investing il in bonds and stocks?Wc have been advising investors for over .'51 years, and undoubtedly we can he of assistance to you.lust wgile or telephone .; .or better still, conic in and see us.McLeod, Young,Weir & Company /\tLIMITED 276 St.James Street West, Montreal Eastern Townships Representative: HAITON A.CLARK 243 Moore St.# Sherbrooke.Phone 2-3165 Toronto\tOttawa\tWinnipeg\tLondon\tHamilton Vancouver\tCalgary\tKitchener\tQuebec\tNew Yorlr SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1953.READ THE WANT ADS L CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE - J cent» orr word, minimum charge SO cent» tor 16 words or less; three consecutive insertions.$1.25; six consecutive insertions.2.25; 10 cents tor nulling Record Box replies AOS ACCEPTED - All terms ot classified ads.Legal Notices aeo Auction Sales accepted until llli.n ihrltP, 11.A.BPh.HC, .1 I, Polo-quin, H A., U !.Counsel K Veil leux, Q.C., C moral practice ( onti nental Bldg.Sherbrooke lei or 2-154'.» PAUL MULLINS (JEItVAlS.B A.I.L 1 .general practice, triai and «Mate M'fi Continental Building.King & Wellington SU Tel 3-S99I.Besidence V2Kiy Magog 269 Main SI Phono 2721) ROUSSKAU.HOWARD A/ BRADLEY Oliver Bldg., !» Wellington South IVi.24735.Armand Rousseau, ( W H.Bradley.Q tD S Howard.Hen eral trial, practice, estate Chartered Accountants P S.ROSS & SON Chartered Account ant.-*.Montreal LAVALLEE, Bl dard Lyonnal \u2022 M< Oascon.Chartered Aucouiilanu, Room 5)M Continental Building.Shei brooke Tel- 2-96II0.SMALL neat kitchen cupboard or huf-fel.Dial 2-0719.Wednesday.« EDAR po t *, cut any\tor length.Appl- Kenneth Johnson, R.R.2, Watervlllc, Qtie.Oil.circulating heater and woo fitting thi* door >nur*clf\u2014it come* completel» packaxed with lull, easy to tollow- instruction* P.ick.ige include*: gl.i>* and screen insert*, pneumatic door closer and *t.iinlc*» »teel bin***.The door i* built to !a*t ol extra thick aluminum with heavy ca*t aluminum corner*\u2014jt!a*s i* completely weather *tripped and \"Z\u201d Bar frame allows adjustment and give* sure seal.All you need to install it is a screwdriver and hacksaw NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS S59.5C » Quebec Distributors \u2014 COLIN C.MacPHERSON RED\u2019D MAGOG \u2014 Since 1902\t\u2014 Phone 3642 I would like further information on your Weafhermatic Storm & Screen Windows NAME .ADDRESS .Own My Home (\t) Plan to Build (\t) CBM (940 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5\t00 Afternoon Concert 5.30\tStarbuck Valley 5.45\tRoundabout 6.00\tNews 6\t10 Sports 6.30\tInternational Commeneary 6.35 At Home with the Lcnmckf 7.00\tNew» 7.15\tBarney I\u2019otta Show 7.30\tFoui Gentlemen 7.45\tProvincial Affairs 6\t00 Through South Africa 8.30\tMr.Show Business 9.00\tArthur Godfrey 9.30\tTwenty Questions 10\t00 New» 10.15 CBC Symphony 10.30\tLeicester Square 11.00\tChicho Valle 11\t30 Hei \u2022 Come* th* Band 12.00\tNews Close tYfciiliNfcSLMY f 00 CBC New* 7\t05 Concert Corner .10 CBC (New* / 35 Concert Corner 6.OU CBC News and \u2022nlerlud* 6 ib Morning Devotion* 4.30\t.Musical Marcn Past 9 00 News 9.03 Mu»k In The Morning 9.45\tLight and Lyrical 10.15\tFancy Fingers 10.30\tRuth Ha: ding 10.25 Maud Ferguson 10.45\tThe Song Shop 11.00\t'The Road of Life i F15 Ruaemary 11.20\tTunes That Remain 11 45 Laura Limited 12.00\tBBC New* 12.30\tMusical Program l 00 News 1.15\u2014The Happy Gang 1\t45 Invitation lo the vS alu 2\t00 Brave Voyage 2 15 Trans-Canada Matinee i 00 Lite Can Be tieauuiui 1.15\tMs Perkins 130 Peppei Young's fatnllj 143 Ktghi tv Hnopiness 4.00\tPlay It Safe 4.30\tEncores j.00 Afternoon Concert 5.30\tCamp Wilderness 5.45\tSanta Claus 8.00\tNew* 6 10 Sports.6\t15 Evening inlet lude 6.30\tInternational Commentary 6.35 Rawhide / 00 News 7\t15 Introduction to W sonesday Nljht 7.30\tBach Choir 8.13 BBC Show 9.00\tThe Hand and The Mirror 10.00\tNew* 10.15 My First Novel 10.20\tMusical Program II no Music of Mo/ari *.2 00 News.Close CFCF (600 Kcs.) THIS EVENING Fire Fighters Uncle Troy Western Swing Don Camemn Show News i Sports Don Camei on News i Glenn .MUIei Paul Weston As Children See I s BBC Concert Hall 1 Concert Hall i Secrets Ot Scotland \\aid i Sammy Kaye Big Time Sports Deegam\u2019s Diary i Soft Music News.Close tVUDIMLSDAY Gord Sinclair $tiow New* Gord Stnciaii Show News and Gorrt Sinclair **hos» Nows and Gotd Siuciaii Show News and Sports Gord Sinclair Show News < Gold Sinclair i News and Recipe i Breakfast Cluo i News and Charlie Fair i Good Neighbor Club \u2022\tModern Romances l Paging The Judge i Burt Dcvitt l News > When A Girl Marries i Bn^htci Day i Perry Mason I News.Claire Wallace i Ted Malone I Turn To A Friend i Double Oi Nothing I Wheel Of Fortune l News, Charlie Fair i News i Music I A Man And His Magic i Guiding Light i Young Dt Malone i Big John and Sparkle i Junior Teleqclz \u2022\tWestern Swing i Don Cameron Show Newscast \u2022\tSports and Don Camei on i Don Cameron i Glenn Miller i Here\u2019s Music Frank Sinatra Voice Of The Army Great GUderslceve i It Happened Here Incredible But True i Frank Race FBI.Lome Greene Big Time In Spurts i News Deegan s Diary Soft Lights News.Close WEDNESDAY 6.45.Sacred Heart Program 7.00\tPress News 7.05 Musical Clock 7.10\tMusical Clock 7.35\tThoughts fox Today 8.00\tCB( News and interlude 8 15 Christmas Shopping Calendar 8.3U Morning Devotion* 8.45\tFestival of Waltzes 9.00\tNew* 905 Musical varieties 9.45\tSchool Broadcast 10.15\tHope For The Ladies 10.30\tCoffe Time IJ.45 Song Shop 11.00\tPress Newt\t\u2022 111.05 Guess What 11.15\tThe 4 Knikhts 11.30\tMusical Kound-Up 12.00\tPres# News 12 05 The Sunshtn* Hour 12.59 Time Signal From The Dominion 1.00\tCBC News 1.15\tConcert Album 2.00\tDouble Or Nothing 2.25\tAnne Marshall 2.30\tMusic Of Manhattan 2.45\tSinging Americans 3 00 Decca Concert Album 4.00\tPress News 4.t>5 Platter Party 5 00 Santa Claus 5.15\tHidin\u2019 the Range 5.45\tMusic Pictures 4.00\tNewscast 6.10\tTown Crier 6.15\tTwilight Time 6.25\tSports 6.35\tTwilight Tune 7 15 Freddie Marta) show 7.30\tLes Biown 7.45\tRhythm Rendez-vous 8.00\tFrank Sinatra 8.15\tVoice Of The Army 4.30\tThe Great Gtideraieev# 9.00\tIt Happened Here 9.15\tProgram Preview 9.30\tMichael Shayne 10.00\tSalvation Army 10.30 Interlude 10.45\tSports Dow Brewery 1100 Donmuip New* H'OietH» 11.10\tWally \u2019s Waxworks 11.15 Wally\u2019s Waxworks \u2022 2.00 New* and Cloaina 5.00 5 05 5\t30 6\t00 6.10 6.3u 6 35 6\t45 7\t00 7.05 7 10 7.15 7 30 7 45 8.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.05 10\t30 10.45 11\t00 11\t05 11.15 11.30 12\t00 I ! 05 12.30 6.0U 6.05 6.45 7 00 7.05 7.30 7\t35 8.00 4.10 C.30 *.»5 9 00 9.05 9.15 IU.C0 10.05 10.15 10.30 11 00 I\t! .05 : 1.30 II\t45 12 011 1205 12.15 12.30 12 45 1.00 1.05 1.15 1.30 1.45 2.00 2.05 2 15 2.30 3.00 3.05 4.00 4.05 4.45 1.00 5.05 i 00 o.05 4.30 6.35 6.45 7.00 7.10 7.15 7.30 7.45 7.50 8.00 8\t30 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.05 10.15 10.30 10.45 11.00 11\t15 12.00 12.05 12\t30 CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING News Wild Bill Htckok Make Believe Ballroom News Make Believe Ballroom News Make Believe Ballroom Denny Vaughan Show News Gold Stars Lady ot the Evening Music By Ruth Kurt Massey Spurts Frank start Meet Mr McNutley Mr and Mis North Take A Chance Hall Ot Fame News Tunes And Talent News and sports The Enemy Within Sports Final New s Bermuda Conference Prelude To Midnight.News Accent on Music News and Sign-oif WEDNESDAY News Yawn Patrol Sacieo Heart Progtam News Musical Clock News and Weather Musical Clock News and feporta Musical Clock News Musical Clock News and Weather 50 A Day Kihl And Crumpets News Going Places Hope Foi The Ladies Make Believe Ballroom New* Shopping Feature Kate Aitken Young Widdei Brown News Songs Ot Oui ITme* News Quiz * News Out Gal Sunday News Harriet\u2019s House Helen Trent Memory Lane Beulah News Women Are Talking What\u2019s On Wally\u2019s Mind Party Line News Houi Ot Stais News Tops in Pop* Who Am 17 New* Make Believe oailioom New* Make Believe Ballroom New* M*«e Believe Ballroom Denny Vaughan Show New* Lady Of The Evening Music By Roth Hospitality Time Sports New* «no Weatnei Gangbuster* Make Mine Memonet Turnabout People Are Funny News Tunes And Talent Voices Of Waiter Sehuraa\".! News.Sp.'rt Curt Massey Spcrt* Final Prelude to Midnight News Accent on Music News.Close UNBALANCED BUDGET Bexley.England \u2014 (P \u2014 The council in this Kent town received JL 243 from the sale of 94 tons of scrap metal gathered in a borough-wide campaign.Cost of conducting the campaign\u2014£328.\t1 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Eugen* Clifford Carbonneau.machinist, of the town of Rock Island, district ol St.Francis, in the Province of Quebec, will apply to tNb Parliament of Canada, at the forthcoming or following session thereof, for a bill ol divorce from his wife.Mary Margaret Carbonneau.nee Bliss, operator, of the city of Montreal, district of Montreal, on the grounds of adultery.Dated at Sherbrooke.Province of Quebec, this 13th day of November 1953.D S.HOWARD.Attorney for PeüUjfeer.^ SHHRBROOKil DAILY RHCORD.TI LSDAY.DECEMBER 15.1953 Sevea Carroll Righter's Astrological Forecast Carroll Kigter's individual 16-page Astrological Forecast for January is now ready.For your copy send 25c with stamped, sclf-addresscd envelope for each forecast to Sherbrooke Daily Record.Forecast, Box 250 '.Madison Square Station.New York 10, N.Y.(Note: Papers west of Rockies use Rincon Box 3032.San Francisco 19.Calif.' Aries (March 21 to April 19) Unnecessary trouble at home would follow wisecracking or sharp rejoinders.Take time out to see how the rest of the world lives: follow that which will aid you upward.Taurus (April 20 to May 20) Be very careful on the highway don\u2019t hurry or step too quickly, or accident is likely.Also, guard your speech.Fine day for strict attention to financial matters.Be quiet.Gemini (May 21 to June 21) Economy is the keyword in your practical affairs today, but you can expand in other ways, find better methods to bring your success right to your door.Work hard.Cancer (June 22 to July 21) stop being so dramatic over idea that you are being slighted.Be generous in assisting others without expecting return.Be happy.I.co (July 22 to August 21) Get away from irritations you can do little about.Entertain and accept invitation from congenial friends; bring your best talents to others\u2019 attention.Virgo (August 22 to September 22) .-vvoid gossipy or rambunction acquaintance who wants to spill all resentment .nto your sympathetic ear.Fix up shoddy conditions at home and secure more real harmony there.Libra ( September 23 to October 22) Steer clear of official who is irked and would vent anger on you.Get out into world of shopping, supplies.Have conversations with those who share your interests.Scorpio (October 23 to November 21) Keep steadfast in your performance of tho.-e financial mattcis that need your attention.Then you make greater progress and have free (Sagittarius (November 22 to December 21) Take no chances where funds, joint accounts, obligations to others arc concerned.Otherwise, this is a fine day for real accomplishment.Be very active.Capricorn ( December 22 to January 30) Keep out of path of bombastic, uncontrolled \"yakker\" who would enmesh you in silly matter.Make arrangements quietly to support backers and attain your own aims for the future.Aquarius (January 21 to February 19) Live fully in the world of people, activities.Liten.then use suggestions to advance your own ambitions.Be happy now.Pisces ( February 20 to March 20) Forego fun even though appealing, for you have an unusual chance to secure a World ambition.This re- Beans arc fine, but Yuletide Demands mare lavish fart.Order up your poultry Before the market's bare.PAUL GAGNE Arts and Photos PHARMACIE OLIVIER For Christmas Gifts Buy from cur Gift Shop 20 Wellington N.Tel.2-2401 107 Frontenac Street, Sherbrooke, Quebec \u2019SETS 16 Wellington St.North J.GAGNE & CO.360 King St.West Choose your Christmas gifts from our complete selection of TOYS For Your Christmas Gifts in WOOLS Try the WOOL SHOP Lennoxville \u2014 Phone 3-4333 Dolls.Educational Toys, Mechanical Toys \u2014 all in EASTERN HARDWARE LTD.TOYLAND 6 King East \u2014 Sherbrooke Tel.2-001S H.J.DELISLE REG'D For HER Christmas gift this year, come and choose from our complete selection of \u2014 BEDROOM SUPPERS 90 Wellington St.North \"\u2019lerbrooke GENDRON CORSET SHOP REG'D Choose your gifts from our complete line of silk lingerie and evening basques.148 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke ANTO STORES Large selection of cocktail dresses, furs and ladies\u2019 fashions.96 Wellington St.North (former location ot Laura Secord Store) end 386 Mein St.W\u201e MAGOG TALON LIMITED Ladies and Men\u2019s Clothing Furniture and Electrical Appliances Special Christmas Gift Department 62-64 Wellington St.South ROSENBLOOM'S Clothes of Distinction \u201cThere\u2019s Christmas Jollity In Rosenbioom Quality\u201d 134 Wellington North For fine Christmas giving, for Mother, Father and all the family.See C.E.HEON 422 Seventh Avenue South Telephone 3-2348 M.SMITH F.or the men and boys on your shopping list, see us We\u2019ve the best selection ot Christmas gifts imaginable.Our goods, qualify goods al icrv special prices' IQS v/gI(in-(op N, Dial 3-2454 HECTOR LANCTOT For vour Christmas gifts in Furniture, sec us.280 Marquette Street (Corner Peel) ANSELL'S DRUG STORE REG'D Assortment of Christmas Gifts 215 Dufferin A ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Fine furniture for modern homes 66 Meadow St.Tel.2-135S H.MUNKITTRICK Skates.Skis, Hockey Equipment, Keys and Large Assortment of TOYS.35 Belvedere St.Tel.2-1234 THE NAULT STORES Clothing, Yard Goods, Footwear Gifts for the Whole Family.75-76-79 King West Tel.3-2516 or 2-2730 51 King East Sherbrooke DAWSON AUTO PARTS Toboggans, Sleighs Samson & Dauost Skates Hockey Equipment Westinghouse Appliances Tal.2-4703 92 Wellington Street South SHOP at DONAHUE and SAVE! DONAHUE ELECTRIC 1273 King St.W.\u2022 Sharbrooke USE THIS HANDY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING GUIDE OUR BOARDING HOUSE i xt/ vJkv 4(Ojlo a wax; 1>-5 1 me CP life 6e plagued sy -fc DGUCNr P-\tAt.'.\u2014 - WHEJ>lEVtES I CETiRc EAC.V ri Become A-i w.\\de- , AWAKE As Asi ND'AsS SCOUT HEAPiVG A rJOXE'DO f M> r-ASi EARS r detect ÜS-JrciDui tw I i _ K 311/ W ) !> j i \\ Major Hoople I D SETTER ' INXérTi^E' IT LOC-D FS NOCTURNAL PROWLERS\u2014 AsWWAv a V sA.Ami *5And-) wich oe-rwo ) might Put/ > ME TD r ST.ARMAND Mr and Mrs.B.J.Hastings, of Tomifobia.spent the week-end at (he heme of Mr and Mrs H.C.Hastings Mr.and Mrs Sluarl Rutherford, of Granby, were »! the home of Mra.Rutherford\u2019a parents, Mr and Mrs J.G Thomas, on Sunday Mr and Mrs Ovila Roy and daughter.Louise of Freligltsburg.'Pent the weekend with Mr Roy's parents.Mr and Mrs A.Ilov Mr and Mrs G S W ade visited V DIXVIILE Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mayhew and the Misses Patricia, Priscilln and Cynthia were' dinner guests guests of the former's daughter, Mrs.Ward May.and family, in Stanstead.Mrs Thomas Fccteau, of N r'li Hatley, paid a ' \"icf visit to rela lives here during the week.The Women's Mission Circle had a pleasant me, ting at the home of Mrs.Laurin Drew on Thursday afternoon, December It).The president.Mrs.Harold May hew.was in the chair and opened the service with a hymn and the Scripture lesson.I he devotionals were ably taken by Miss Miriam Nelson, who presented a Christmas story Prayer was offered and the minutes\u2019 of the previous meeting were read and approved The roll call was nswcred with each member reciting a short hristmas poem.Mrs.M.c May-ew heard a Christmas reading, \u2022id news of the mission work was ad by several members.The \"eting closed with a hymn and :\u2022 Mirpah Benediction.A social .'riod followed when tea was rved.The co-hostesses were 1rs.Harold Mayhew.Mrs E.M IcCoy.The scholars of ihe St.Cuthbcrfs and Baptist Sunday arc rehearsing for their Christmas program, with Mrs Nerman Cutler and Mrs.M.C.Mayhew in charge.FULFORD Mrs.Clara Gaylor.of Foster, called at the home of her grand son and family, Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Gaylor art! 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F U R N I T U R E 38 Wellington South, SHERBROOKE \u2014 Branch in Rock Island Sight -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER l.\\ 1953 Social and Personal Ph*n« 3-3434 Friends of Miss I.ila Shar.-on, Wellington Street North, will be sorry to know she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.*\t* V Mr.and Mrs.Graeme Taylor, of nttaua, and Miss Judy Taylor, King's Hall, Compton, have spent the past few days in town, called by the death of Mrs.Taylor's brother, Mr.Charles A.White, whose funeral took place yesterday.« « * Mrs.A.H.Scott, I.ennoxville, and Mrs.William J.Fuller, Vic-loria Street, have returned from Roston and Leominster, Mass., where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Z.J.Heath.Mr.Fuller, who accompanied his wife, returned home after a few days V *\t» Mr.and Mrs.Gault I\u2019arker, of Drummondvillc, entertained lor the members of Plymouth Church Choir, at the home of the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.A.E.Parker, Portland Avenue, for their regular practice, on Friday evening.A short business meeting was held, when new officers were elected for 1954, as follows: President.Mr.Conrad Jameson: vice-president, Mrs.Thomas Bailey; treasurer, Mrs.Z.W.Griffith, secretary, Mrs.J.K.Shortl; librarians, Miss Shirley Bradford and Miss Joan Martin.Mrs.Gerald Spafford.retiring piesident, issued an invitation to Ihe members, to meet at her home, Ontario Street, on January 3.1954.The carols and hymns, rehearsed for Christmas, at this meeting, were recorded by Mr.John Moore, who operated the machine, and listening to their own voices was an amusing and interesting experience for the singers.The lace-covered table in the dining-room, was centered with an attractive cut-out Christmas tree, ihe branches of which were decorated with silver and vari-color-ed stars, and lighted by red candles in pewter candelabra.Mrs.Gerald Spafford poured, and the members assisted the hosts in serving refreshments.Mr.and Mrs.Dan F.Allen and children, of Plainfield, Vt., were recent guests of Mrs.A.H.Scott, Queen Street, Lennoxvillc.I.t-Col.and Mrs.E.S.Mc.Mannis, of Mirror Lake Cottages, Bishop-ton, are in residence at 13 Bel-vidcre Street, I.ennoxville, for the winter months.In The Women s Sphere Mrs.J.H.Shearn Mrs.J.E.Wood Re-Elected President S.H, Birthday Elected President 01 Knox W.A.Of Lake Megantic Club Book M.Andrew s l.A.srsi&ars .br *irt._.Reveals Surorises WOMEN'S CLUBS CATHOLIC WOMEN\u2019S LEAGUE OF CANADA Junior Subdivision The December meeting and customary Christmas party of the ju-n.or subdivision of the Catholic Women's League of Canada, took piace in the church hall.Tuesday evening.December 3.Miss Mar-aret Steele, president, opened the Whnneii.^ ' f MAK-E FRIENDS Lake Megantic.Dec.15.The the regular order of business was December meeting of the Worn- followed.en s Association of Knox United ,\\ committee was appointed to .\tI I * ol.\tI a « Cnurcn, w»i.s held in Ihe Sundüy took filter ( hnstmas bîiskr's anti Mrs.Harold J.Sheârn was elect- School room on Wednesday even- remember the shut-ins.\tBirthday Club committee meeting with the League Prayer .\t,\t,\tAndrew'?1 LrPiPs*1 Am -!i ii * an'\tI\"8.' w*t*1 \u201c1 atlendance of twen-\tAn election of officers was held,\tbf the Sherbrooke Hospital Ladies\tand the Prayer for\tthe Holy Fa- Mrs.Helen Kankin.of Mont-\t««\"al meeting, held^ednesday aG\t\"wolT' the president\t», '?\u2022' m»Jh,e »\tAuxiliary encountered an unusual,\t\u2018her.real, was in town yesterday to at-\tternoon, December 9.at the home\topened the meeting with Scrip-\ti-aniidi PM wdh ^ beautiful\t11 not unK|Ue oeeurrenec\u2019 v hcn\tthé drawing m'^ne\tmu?krârcane iî \"\tM.r.i£hariCS .rurS',h'Tn, ,BcV!d7C SlrCCt îure\u2019 «\u2022efhns the Cnristmas Story tut glass vase, in appreciation of niaklr'3 realar calls on mothers hich will \"be displayed\\n Rob \u2019¦ rhe largcdy attended meeting lr period.\tMiller.\tMrs.Farwcll thanked the ofti- lhc lhlrti scl of tuins- for that kers.Mrs.piarlc Bccrworth, Vimy Street, has returned home from a visit to her daughter.Mrs.Robert McCammon and family, in Ashes- Mrs.C.A.Turner look Ihe chair origin of Christmas customs Following reports of the year.A very interesting story on the ccrs and members for the gift month.tos, and at the home of Mr.and for the report of the nominatln Mrs.H.!'.Stone, in Richmond.! committee by Mrs.W W.Davey^ which was read by Mrs.G.VI.The engagement is announced Dick, as follows: President, Mrs.in Toronto, of Miss Mary Elizabeth Harold Shearn: first vicc-presi-Good, daughter of Mrs.Jean Good dent, Mrs.('.A.Turner; second and Ihe late Rev.Henry Good, to ! vice president, Mrs.C.Bruygom; Mr.Alfred Pibus Arthur, son of secretary, Mrs.G.M.Dick; treas-Mr.and Mrs.John Alfred Arthur urcr, Mrs.John MacDonald: cor-Knowlton, Que.The wedding will responding secretary, Mrs.D.A.was given by _\t.\tMiss Steele spoke briefly on the \\ti .\t1 lc c ose., lncelin'J On November 8.twin girls.Sal- approach of Christmas, placing em- 1 gilts were exchanged and a con- iy Anne and Susan Margaret, were I\u2019hasis on the religious aspect of The minutes were read ind an 1CS! ','-aS i, Vi'VÙ1' '\"rS', 1!us,;}r\u20181 horn to Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Wil- ,he feast.and urging the members preved.1\"^ C;ererCprreCSl,eddaanPd' \u2018 highêsPscore hCS°n\u2019\t\u2018°r cox\u2019 Denaul\u2018 «rcct.\t>o W>ow the example of the -.-I i i.i i.*.!- .\tmt.ncsi siurc.\tv!\u201e ,\u2014 ,n\tsenior subdivision, which had other lands, Watl.ordered paid, business On November 19.Mr.and Mrs.j take place on Tuesday.December 129, in Olivet Baptist Church, To-j i onto._____________ Dunham W.I.Met At Home Of Mrs.Manson Dunham.Dec.15.The Deccm her meeting of Ihe Women\u2019s In completed.The treasurer gave a report on Turnbull\t,^L\u2019 f*nanccs.Several articles were The committees, formed by the hrou*ht.,ln \u201cO' ,he members and new president, include: Mrs.W were discussed.The date was set sorved'and Ihe^àbl'e\"'os'centered \u2022,ohn Rot-\u2019hon, Armitagc Crescent,\tV'smpaign to \u201cBring lor the annual Christmas tree en- with a beautifully' decorated l\u2019t\u2018c.a,IK' thc Proufl Parelll!> »f Mark .\taé^acoéilks 'n he,r tertamment and linal plans were Christmas cake made by Mrs \u2018iml 1->'nnc-\t0 a \" mcs\u2019 We hear a lot about the importance of a hostess putting a guest at ease\u2014but it is just as important for a guest to put the hostes-at case.He can do that by showing plainly that he is glad to be where he is, that he is having a fine time, that he is relaxed and at ease, and that he finds the com pany interesting or amusing There\u2019s a bonus for thc guest in such behavior.In tryinq to put your hostess ni ease, you\u2019ll find you're perfectly Ot ease yourself.W.Davey, hostess; Mrs.Lewis Dunsmoro, sewing and rummage.Mrs.Charles Ross, decorating: Mrs.C.A.Turner, birthday cards; Mrs.Turner and Mrs.Bruygom waitresses; general tea convene., Mrs.Ben Dean.It was announced the next regular meeting will be held »n Wednesday, January (i.1954, it the home of Mrs.Bruygom, King Street West.The meeting closed with the were sold.The nominating committee convener presented the tolluwing slate of officers for 1954.: I'rcsi-dent, Mrs.J.E.Wood, re-elected; Mrs.Hawthorn, president; Mi\u2019s, r N.Mathcson, secretary; Mrs.II.Bustard, treasurer.Mrs.Wood thanked the officer.-and members for their loyai support in the past year.At the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and gifts were exchanged.Those had been placed under a small Christma Crandall.St.Andrew's Ladies\u2019 Aid The monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, was held at the home of Mrs.W.Brown, with an attendance of ten members and several visitors.The meeting was opened with Bible reading, followed by the Lord's Prayer ' in unison.The minutes were read and approved.Several bills were read and ordered paid.II was voted that thc sick were to be remembered with \u201cSunshine\u201d baskets __.\t.\t, The members were asked to il1'1!\u2019 - bring all donations for the Chri-t- Susan Christina and Irene Margaret, were born to Mr.and Mrs.Hamish Smart.Henneker Street.The proceeds from thc sale of membership in Ihe Birthday Club, are accumulated for the purchase of new equipment for the obstetrie-a'.department.MARRIAGES WHARTON\u2014KICK Sydney, Australia, Dec.mas baskets, to the church bail, on the evening designated this hon;;\\ COMPTON Mr.ard Mrs.Irvin Waldron, ol Coaticook, were callers at the Todd stilute was held at ihe home of which refreshments were served Mrs.Manson on December 3, with by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.an attendance of 14 members and Charles Ross and Miss Annie three visitors.Mrs.Marcus Doherty, the president, conducted the meeting, which ,\t,\t.\t.\t.\t'\u2022¦¦'\u2022VI il .'IIICIII l III I >1 ill,' ' M i/pah benediction, following nee.which was nicely decorated ¦ a 111, lit Is, a I t* B ft a - la ¦ \u2022 % t \\ It! i, t_\t, ,\tthe bridreruom.was in a ballerina Mrs.Casey Vincent, resounded in ky tssawaw You'll be the center of attraction at the Christmas party, when your hair is beautifully waved to a new fettering stvle with our new cold wave Permanent.Call 3-5601 SALON P.WSSEN 363 KING ST.EAST ( I and Mrs.C, taken.An interesting article was read by Mrs.Farnam.At the close of Ihe meeting the gifts from the box were distributed, followed by a lea.The hostess was assisted in serving by sev- HUNTINGS DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk is truly the wonder food for growing childrenl HOMOGENIZED MILK PASTEURIZED MILK WHIPPING CREAM TABLE CREAM Daily Delivery Lennoxville and Sherbrooke TELEPHONE 2-7122 Chute Panel, Sgt.Major and Mrs.VV.Hampden and son, of Camp Borden, Out., were the Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd N family.Several from here attended tin operntta \"Hansel and Grclte St.Francis High School, on evening, December 11th.Mr.Thomas Porter and his father, Mr.II.Porter were visiting in Sherbrooke oral members.General Notes Mr.Lessard, inspector of schools, visited the local school on Thursday.A meeting of Ihe teachers and mitcc.White Heather\tChapter, O.E.S.\tf,\u201911 '\t11 Mathcson thanked the\tlength frock\tof white organza\tcompliment to Santa Claus after A meeting of\tWhile Heather\t\"Dicers\tand members\tfor their\tfadiioncd with\ta lilted bodice and\twhich refreshments were served Chapter, No.23.\tO.E.S.was hold\t\u2022\u2019¦apport\tduring Kao.\tscry full - k i\tr t.Her fingertip\tthe ten table being arranged with on Ihursday evening.The meet-\t,,,A.Dicr >hc husm-ss\tsession\tL-ngth veil of\ttulle illusion was\ta white linen cloth, and red can- ing was opened in short form and cnrtst.mas gifts were exchanged held by a tiara trimmed with'dies ornamented v i;h garlands of pearls, and she carried a bouquet red rurcus, at cither end of the ssrj Stanbridge Ridge M Ladies' Aid Mel s Wiih Mrs.N.Baker and the meeting closed.Dainty refreshments were served by thc hostess, assisled by Mrs.Neil Stewart and Mrs.Taylor.A number of articles were sold at Ihe clore of Ihe meeting.General Notes Mis Mavis Wood was in Sherbrooke and Montreal for days.ol gardenias and yellow rores.table, with pine twigs entwined Mr.Bruin Scott icted as best with red ribbon forming the centre, man for Mr.Whartcn.\tThe hostesses were Mrs.Allen Mr.and Mrs.Rick, the bride s Bell, Miss Helen Fitzgerald.Mrs.parents, were unable to attend.Maurice Cloutier.Mrs.Hubert Al-Following a reception at the lard.Mrs.Jack Maher.Mrs.W.K.Carlton Hotel in Sydney, Mr.and Earley and Mrs.Armand Dussault.Mrs.Wharton left fnr Whale The party ended on a musical a few Beach, New South Wales.\tnote.Mrs.Stewart Hansford sing- Mrs.Wharton is a graduate of ing, \"The Night Before Christmas.\u201d ?more Stanbridge Ridge, Dec.15 enjoyable meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held with Mr Neil Baker.Ihe hostess.Many visitors were welcomed.A .o _ _____________ \u201e.v\tbrief business meeting was enn- parents of the two Sunday Schools (l,'lcU'd in 'he customary way by was held at the home of Mrs.R.S.,'1(' President.Mrs.Eunice Soule.Selby to make plans for a joint t'Dct^ the devotional period, which j Christmas tree entertainment to be \" 'udd *,-v Dev E.G.Kottlebar held in the United Church Hall 0USh.on December 19.\t'\u2022\u2022(¦\u2019 minutes of the previous, meeting were read and accepted.| A card of thanks for a wedding gift, from Mr.and Mrs.Stanley \u2022 I Soule, was read.Members decided to send get-well cards to Mrs.Charles Rcalff.a patient in the B.M.P.M.Hospital at Sweetsburg.One bill was paid and a vote \\ ol thanks was tendered Mr.Archie | Sager, for repairing the church | chimney.The first meeting in the new : year will be held on January 14 I at the Sager home.After the Mizpah benediction a pleasant social time was enjoyed and tea was served.General Notes Mrs.Edmond Jess accompanied j Mrs.Stanley Soule, of Mystic, to Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Keith Lampman, ol ! Bedford, were guests here of Mr and Mrs.Edwin Lampman.32-/.VCH BOY DOLL! Mrs.dyne Eiger was in Mont-\tthe Queen Elizabeth Hospi.al\taccompanied by\tFather\tClark.An real to visit her sister.Mrs.Julia\tSchool of Nursing in Montreal.Mi\tend a sing song,\taccompaived bv Milligan.R.N., who is a patient\tWharton spent two years studying\tFather Clark and\tMr.Jack\tMaher, in the General Hospital.\tagricultural methods in Canada\ton the guitar.E3ÎAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD 24-oi wSen baked ; 'wp-y 2 2744 s iS ^ ?v\u2022\u2022(\u2022 \u2014 C«n(*nhat« Far afaowi».NEW! PINIX RUB MiOKAltDI HAINlllii OUAilinSI Mire's i new product with i favorite nein* PINEX hVtliceted Virmhine RUB uses irritation and con-|f tion ol chest colds -soothes muscular aches and pains Get New PINEX RUB at an> dru| counter today\t.FOR THAT HARD-TO-FIND GIFT ! Why not o year's subscription to the SHERBROOKE LIBRARY?Adults: $5.00 per year or $2 50 for 6 months.Juniors at the Special Price of $1.75 per year.Pick o Pretty Sweater From the Smartest Collection in Town ! We've rounded up a giant holiday selection ol the joftest, prettiest sweaters in town! Ideal (or gift-giving .\t.and kind to your budget! from COWANSVILLE LeROY INC.COWANSVILLE \u2014 TEL.20 For gifts and toys, we have the largest assortment and we sell at the lowest prices! Unusual Christmas from the TREASURE CHEST (opposite A A P) Christmas Cards, Special \u2014 Christmas Candles, Children\u2019s Books.Toys.Dolls.Handwoven Scarves, Glass, Chinaware, etc.STUDIO ECLAIR 5094 South St.\u2014 Tel.68M Now\u2019s the time to have Christmas portraits taken.SPECIAL SALE OF CHRISTMAS CARDS! Phone for appointment today! W.J.KORMAN 110 Williard St.\u2014 Tel.898 Give Westinghouse appliances for a really Merry Christmas! We give complete service on ail articles we sell.E.GOYETTE REG'D 10% OFF all Made-To-Measure Suits now until Jan.1st! GIFT SUGGESTIONS\u2014Tooke Shirts and Pyjamas.Jantzen Sports Wear, Biltmore Hats, Holeproof Hosiery.Cowansville Electric 213b South St.\u2014 T«l.S31M We Suggest: Toasters.Irons, Kettles, Phonograph Records, Electrical Appliances.Christmas Tree Lights now in stock! HASHIM Tel.477\t\u2014 & SON South Street We have a wide variety ot Christmas Gifts.TOYS \u2014 MEN\u2019S AND LADIES' WEAR.M.RAHILL South St., Cowantville and Main St., Bedford.Tel.Cowansville 265 i Complete Asstfrtment of Christmas Gifts \u2014 Towels, Gloves, Scarves.Bedspreads, Ladies\u2019 Dresses, Toys, Sweaters.A \"r.00\" l\u2018ART Y Mrs.John Ostcrdahl held a , \u2018\u2018500\u201d party at her home on Thurs-I day afternoon, December 10.Cards were played at two tables.The proceeds went to LO.D.E.in order to provide school lunch- , es for children.Those present were Mrs.Oster ] dahl.Mrs.Gertrude Ray, Mrs.15.j 0.\tMitchell, Mrs.Lyia Owens, Mrs.J.C.Soles.Mrs.H.P.Jack-son.Mrs.C.M.Eldridge and Mrs.William Chapman.Jr.A prize was given and the latter, was the lucky winner.At the dose of the card games a delicious tea was served.THE CARD CLUB The Card Club met at the Brome Town Hall, with Mrs.William Barnes for hostess.\u201c500\u201d was played at eight tables.The prize winners were Mrs.1.\tyla Owens and Mrs.Downer, of Cowansville: Mr.Stewart Strange, of Cowansville; Mr.Hollis Hooper, of Sutton; and consolation prize,1 Mr.C.R.Caw, of \"Rocklcdgu Farm.\u201d General Notes Among those in Knowlton one day were, Messrs.H.A.Holden, W.H.Patch, A.R.Libby, M.A.Barnes and Wilson Frizzle.Mr.and Mrs.John Ewing and two children, of Bedford, spent a day at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Salsbury.Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Morson, of Knowlton.were calling on Mr.and Mrs.William Hamilton.Mrs.Hubert Dubois, of East Hill, is a patient in the B.M.P.M.Hospital, at Sweetsburg.Mr.and Mrs.L.B.Elliott, of Bedford, were day guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Barnes.Mr.and Mrs.B.Lord have gone to Montreal for the winter.Mrs.Michael Chaffee, Mr.and Mrs.John Chaffee and little daughter, of St.Bruno, spent a day with Mr.and Mrs.Adolard Lacroix.Mr.Clovis Laporte has returned from St.Joseph\u2019s Hospital, ut Granby and is somewhat improved in health.Brome Branch Conadian Legion B.E.S.L.sponsored a delightful hot dish supper in the Knowlton High School Cafeteria, on a recent evening.which was well patronized and the proceeds being very gratifying.Mr.C.R.Caw has gone to visit his brother, Mr.Baxter,- at Warden.Mr.and Mrs.William Chapman motored to Burlington, Vt., for a time.Mrs.H.P.Jackson spent a few days with Mr.Roderick Crandall, at Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.William Chapman were evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Barnes, at \"Rock-Wlee Farm.\u201d Riqhl: Our o»n komolflin*\u2019\u2019 tw,n «I in Cna, job imported wool m-'arloct.Choose from 11 beautiful Ledel ! Sires 14 to 70 PUHOVtR CARDIGAN 4.95 6.95 See our fabulous group of lush angoras in exciting styles and colours.Pure Botany Wool Cardigan, Dolmon and Short-sleeve styles with popular angora trims on johnny collar! Siies 14 to 20.4.95 and 5.95 34 Wellington North ART & HOBBY WORK! Leisure lime can be worth so very much when you use it to advantage! Arts and Hobbies, including technical and manual work, will while away the otherwise idle hours .both adults and children can become interested.We feature Ceramic Pins (exclusively in ihis district made by Prof.Maurice Savoie, a graduate of I Ecole de Meuble dc Montreal.SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS \u2014 \u2022\tTOOLED & EMBOSSED LEATHER \u2022\tCERAMIC WORK \u2022\tFELT \u2022\tMANUAL TOOLS \u2022\tUNO CUTS \u2022\tARTISTS' EQUIPMENT \u2022\tHAND-MADE JEWELRY \u2022\tRUBBER MOULDS \u2022\tMOCCASINS \u2022\tWOOD SCULPTURES \u2022\tMODELLING CLAY \u2022\tARTISTS' CANVAS \u2022\tINSTRUCTION BOOKS \u2022\tMATERIALS TO MAKE YOUR OWN LAMP SHADES \u2022\tOIL & WATER PAINTS \u2022\tTAXIDERMY SUPPLIES \u2022\tPHOTOENGRAVING MATERIALS -Learn to make your own toy*.We have the best assortment xjgL,\tol kits to make model boats, automobile* (classic models), -**!*£_ _ airplanes, etc.Give Your Childron Hend-Made Gift* \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 We'vo A Fine Auortmontl L\u2019ARTISAN 337 Alexander St., HOBBY CPsAFT SHERBROOKE, Tel.3-2700 Ten SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1953 - Frontenacs Purchase Quebec Citadels To End Duel Ontario Hockey Association Announces ^eymfor Tomorrow Evening A special basketball meeting hat been railed for tomorrow evening at the Y.M.C.A.for the purpose of discussing formation of a league.(¦eralri Spafford, chairman of the Physical Program Committer, will be in charge of the meeting.It is slated to commence at TA.I That Cits Sold For $26,500 Deal As Long Drawn-Out Battle Finally Ends Toronto \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Quebec Citadels, who pleaded to get into Ontario's junior hockey circuit this season after they were disowneil hy the Quebec league, were disbanded Monday in a $20,500 deal.The Ontario Hockey Association Junior A council announced Mondav night that Quebec Frontenacs of the Quebec Amateur Hockey ,\t\u201e\t, Association had bought the Citadels franchise.The sale left eight *nteffiVe6 asked tTbeTn teams in the Ontario loop.\thand.The Citadels, who have been losing money all season, will be used to strengthen the Frontenac roster.All games involving Citadels will be washed out and OHA teams now will play an interlocking schedule with Quebec clubs to fill in the gap.Citadels played only 26 gamcs»j- in the OHA and were in eighth Quebec Coliseum to return a $5,-place with eight victories, 17 dc- 000 bond to Byrne, feats and one tic.\t! Ontario teams will each make one trip through Quebec to fill in the gap of the remaining scheduled dates with Citadels.They will play in Montreal against the Royals and Canadiens, Three Rivers, Quebec City and Jonqulcre.Emile Dagenais And Frank Stahan Released From Ottawa By Court; Orders NOHA To Accept Them In Loop The OHA decided that Frank Byrne, owner of the Citadels, would not lose his $25,000 bond, posted before the season to guarantee that the Citadels would complete the schedule.OHA clubs will be reimbursed $17.000 for games they were to have played in Quebec City.Frank Seiko, managing director of Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League, said the Canadiens would pay the $17,000.\u201cWe agreed to pay $17,(too because the entire junior hockey setup in Quebec is in a chaotic condition, with arguments about players and teams going on for the last six months.\u2019\u2019 Seiko said.He said the Canadiens felt they were partly responsible for all the hi ggling because of the Ron Atwell case last year, which apparently started the fuss.Atwell left the OHA last year and joined a team in the QJHA.The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ruled that he belonged to the OHA but the QJHA refused to relinquish him.The CAHA suspended the Quebec branch and Citadels pulled out of the Quebec league to side with the CAHA.When the matter was cleared up the Quebec league refused to take back the Citadels.That\u2019s when they applied for entry into the OHA.They were replaced in the Quebec league by the Frontenacs.Citadels are a farm club of New York Rangers.The Frontenacs are independently owned.The OHA said there were no professional rights involved in the sale.Citadel players signed by New Y\u2019ork remain Ranger property.Frontenacs must pay the salary o; Citadel coach I\u2019hil Watson for the remainder of the season.They must also attempt to persuade the * HOCKEY * - YESTERDAY'S GAMES \u2014 None schcdulcri - TODAY S GAMES - QUEBEC HOCKEY LEAGUE None schctftileri.NATIONAL LEAGUE None scheduled.AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh nt Cleveland.- STANDINGS -QUEBEC HOCKEY LEAGUE Harvey Kuenn Is Named Rookie Of Year In A.L.New York\u2014 \u2014 Former heavyweight champion Ezzard I Charles, who still has hopes of becoming the first fighter t rnn.-iin ! the title, finished heavy Brooklyn \u2014 Floyd Patterson.HiV'j, Brooklyn, stopped Dick Wagner, 177' i, Toppcnish, Wash., 5.M-C.r^^F^uLtiklilihh m T ft _________________ fRMOl/S fOR ITS f/N£ fOOD m RMSONAR/f PR/CfS CATERING fftc/unes \u2022 £XCfLL\u20acNT S£RV!C\u20ac-GRACIOUS HOSPITALITY \u2022S5 No motorist can atford to be without chains, not when the safety of his car and other peoples property arc in danger because of slippery roads.A small investment for properly fitted chains might mean many dollars of savings.Another thing, make sure you have the proper chains for vour car in order to protect your tires.Stop in at our store for assured satisfaction and top quality chains.Once you've seen our stock of chains and the reasonable prices we ask for them, you\u2019ll thank your lucky stars you came here first! Wc carry the nationally-advertised V-BAR chains, the best money can buy.Ask to see these today at our store.We also carry other makes of chains for the smallest vehicle right through to the largest.HUGH S.ROSE & CO., LTD.AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES .113 Depot St.,\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.3-2514 training nut here It is one of the important matches in Charles' career.He must whip Wallace to remain near the top among Hie title contenders.He now ranks third among the challengers, behind Cuban Nim> Valdes and Roland LaStarza.VV\u2019il-laee, giant New Yorker, is ranked sixth.Don Budge Joins Kramer's Troupe New York\u2014(Æ>)\u2014The roster ol \u2022lack Kramer's 1954 touring pro tennis troupe was completed Monday with addition of veteran Don Budge.The other members, in addition to Kramer, who will play in the doubles are to he available for the singles if needed, are Australian Frank Sedgman.Francisco I'an-cho Segura and Richard Rancho Gonzales.Sedgman.Segura and Kramer arc holdovers from this year\u2019s troupe.Budge, three-time winner of the United States amateur crown turned pro in 1939.The tour will be conducted as a series of tournaments, with the players getting paid according to their performance.It will open in Madison Square Garden here Jan.Bob Cohen Scores Over Jake Tuli Manchester, Eng.\u2014 (/P) \u2014 Robert Cohen of France, No.1, world bantamweight challenger, survived two knockdowns Monday night to witr a bloody 10-round decision over Jake Tuli of South Africa.It was Tuli\u2019s first defeat.Cohen floored Tuli, top-ranking flyweight hopeful, four times but was bleeding from hgth eyes when the fight ended.Tuli opened Cohen's right eye in the second round and cut the Frenchman over the left eye in the third.Once top team in the Western: Hockey League, Vancouver Can-! ticks are on their way home from a disastrous trip to the Prairies.Canucks-dropped three straight games on the Prairies, and seven straight, all told.The seven-game string of defeats comes after they set such records earlier as 14 straight victories at home.Adding insult to injury was the first game on the Prairies.Calgary Stamneders, who held the league lead briefly at the start of the season and gave it up to Vancouver, took it back with a 3-2 win Thursday.The- last-place Edmonton Flyers rubbed it in Friday, downing Canucks 6-4 and Saskatoon Quakers finished it off Saturday with a 4-1 victory.Last Monday, Victoria Cougars beat Vancouver 3-1 and Saskatoon handed Vancouver a 6-4 loss in Vancouver Tuesday.The dismal Prairie record was a repeat performance.Conucks dropping all three their last time around the wide-open spaces.Their troubles weren\u2019t confined lo the ice.Star centre Bill (Wig-gie) Wylie, saying he had to go home to Galt, Ont., for \u201cbusiness reasons,\" jumped the club after the 6-4 loss in Edmonton Friday.But he wasn\u2019t sure if he would return.Owner Coley Hall had this to say: \"He will in all probability be back Wednesday.\u201d The whole club has been under \"terrific strain.\u201d Hall added.\"He blamed himself for a big part of the defeat in Edmonton and he told me that since he felt he was not helping the club, he was leaving for home.\u201d On the brighter side of things were the performances of some of the other rlubs.The Flyers, league door mats all season and showing rapid improvement, drubbed Calgary 7-3 Saturday.Saskatoon beat Vancouver twice.Victoria edged Seattle 3-2 Friday and lost 7-3 to New Westminster Royals Saturday.Royals cleaned up the week's action Sunday by losing 4-3 to Seat, tic as Bombers continued their tough home-game stands.Shaughnessy To Hold Meeting With Troutman .Havana \u2014 i/Pt \u2014 Bobby Maduro owner of the Havana Cubans baseball franchise, said Monday night he understands Frank Shaughnessy of Montreal, president of the International League, will meet in Washington Thursday with George Trautman, president of the minor leagues, to discuss the future of the International League.Harry Siebold of Richmond, Va., would also be at the meeting.Maduro, seeking a franchise in the Triple A League, said the \"only thing definite is the International's desire and plans to keep an eight-club league.1 understand they have two other cities trom which to draw one team if Richmond should not go in.That would seem to mean Havana is in.\" Siebold has been seeking an International League berth for Richmond but apparently was turned cow n early this month by his inability to reach an agreement with owners of the Richmond team in the Class B Piedmont League.The International League's dil fteulties began when Baltimore took over the St.Louis Browns and moved into the American Lea gue.Cities now in the International League are Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto.Maduro Asks Loop For Another Week To Try Enter I.L.West Palm Beach, Fla.\u2014(/P)\u2014 Roberto Maduro, owner of the Havana Cubans, asked the Florida International League Monday for another week to determine if the Cubans get into the International Baseball League.President Phil O'Connell of the FIL said he couldn't grant the request because directors had set the deadline but he would notify other clubs of Havana's request and would suggest they meet to \tSTANDINGS\t\t\t\t\tdiscuss it.\t\tW.\t!.\tT.\tF.A.P.\tLast Saturday midnight had Calgary\t\t19\t10\t1\t124 79 .\u2019i9\tbeen set as the deadline for Ha- Vancouusr\t\t16\t11\t5\t89 83 37\tvana.Westminster\t\t14\t13\t4\t99 104 32\tThe fact that Havana asked for Saskatoon\t\t14\t12\t3\t84 82 31\tan extension of the deadline indi- Victoria\t\t11\t13\t5\t81 88 27\tcates a decision has not been Seattle\t\t11\t18\t4\t97 115 26\tmade yet by the International Edmonton\t\t10\t18\t4 106 129 24\t\tLeague., Warren Spahn And Robin Roberts Finish One-Two In National Loop Pitching Race; Rookie Buhl Third New York (/P)\u2014Warren Spahn, and Robin Roberts, the National League\u2019s top pitchers last season with 23 victories apiece, finished one-two in the earned-run ratings, with the Milwaukee southpaw officially winning the title for the second time.Spahn, who lost seven games, gave up only 62 earned runs in 266 innings for an e»rned-run average of 2.10, lowest figure since Howie Pollet\u2019s identical mark in 1946.Spahn also had the baseball circuit's best average in 1947.2.33.Official pitching averages released today by the league\u2019s service bureau also disclosed that Roberts, ace of the Philadelphia Phillies, posted a 2.75 average on 106 earned runs in 347 frames.He lost 16 games.Braves Hurler Third Bob Buhl, Milwaukee\u2019s rookie righthander, finished third with 2.98.He allowed 51 earned runs I in 154 innings, while winning 13 and dropping eight.Lefty Harvey Haddix of St Louis Cardinals was fourth with 3.06.followed by Milwaukee\u2019s Johnny Antonelli.3.19; Curt Simmons, Philadelphia, 3.21; and Lew Burdette of the Braves, 3.24.Carl Erskine of Brooklyn had the highest winning percentage among National League hurlers\u2014i .769 with 20 victories and six set-1 backs.Johnny Lindell.who pitched for Pittsburgh and Philadel-| phia, gave up the most walks, 139.1 and Chicago\u2019s Warren Hacker tos- ; sed the most home-run balls, 35.1 Roberts led in strikeouts with 198.White Sox Offers A's Deal For Byrd Chicago \u2014 iA') \u2014 Chicago White Sox executives said Monday they had made a $150.000 player- cash offer for the Philadelphia Athletics\u2019 29-year-old Pitcher, Harry Byrd.Vice-president Chuck Comiskey and general manager Frank Lane said they made the offer after Eari Mack, one of the Athletics chiefs, S asked by telephone if the Sox were still interested in Byrd.\u201cWe made an offer amounting to $150.000 altogether,\" Comiskey told a reporter, \"some of it was cash, the rest in player value.\u201d The names of the White Sox players involved in the offer were not revealed.Byrd, a righthander, won 11 and lost 20 games for Philadelphia last season.Top NHL Teams To Have Easy Week By Meeting Bottom Clubs In Circuit; Howe And Geoffrion Set Pace In Race Montreal \u2014 (CP) \u2014 What with Christmas coming, it seems ti' ting that the three teams scrambling for the National Hockev Le.i gue leadership won't have to cut each others' throats this week.Montreal Canadiens, Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs meet only the three low-placed teams.The schedule this week gives Detroit and Toronto a chance It make the most of one of those three games \"in hand'' each club has over Montreal.The Red Wings are only two points behind Canadiens leading 40 and the Leafs four behind.These two clubs have three games each coming up.Canadiens only two.The Red Wings are at home to \u2022 Chicago Black Hawks and play at Chicago and Boston.The Leans meet the New York Rangers in Toronto and play at Boston and Chicago.Canadiens are idle until Saturday, when they meet the Bruins in Montreal.They play in New York Sunday.LEAFS GAIN MOST The Leafs gained most ground last week, winning their three starts.The Red Wings won two, tied one and lost one in four starts.Canadiens won two and lost two, earning only four points.The individual point-scoring standing underwent a shakeup although it didn't affect the leader.Detroit's Gordie Howe.Big Gord put together three goals and five assists for eight points highest for the week\u2014and leads the proce-sion with a total of 38.Hernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion of Montreal displaced Ted Lindsay of Detroit for second place.Geoffrion had two goals and tour assists, bringing his total to 31 one better than Lindsay who had three goals and one assist.Maurice (Rocket) Richard of Montreal banged in five goals and counted two assists.The Rocket leads the goal scorers with 18, followed by Geoffrion with 16.Richard's splurge jumped him from sixth place to fourth in the standing.Red Kelly.Detroit ace defenceman, bounced from ninth to fifth place on one goal and six assists.His total is 26.NEW FACES APPEAR A couple of new faces bobbed up among the 10 leaders.Ken Mos-doll, veteran Montreal centre, col-j looted three goals and three assists, moving up from 17th place, tie to 10th.His 21 points equal] those of Boston's Johnny Peirson.! Peirson s single goal and three assists lifted him a notch from an 11th place tic Hefty Harry Lumley of Toronto was scored on only once in three games and now has a remarkable goals-against average of 1.48.Terry Sawchuk of Detroit, in a virtual tie with Lumley a week ago at 1.60, now has.1.83 Gerry McNeil of Montreal is third with 2.09.The leaders; G A Pts Pen Howe, Detroit 14 24 38 34 Geoffrion, MU.\t\t16\t15\t31\t5.'.Lindsay,\tDetroit\t10\t20\t30\tUc Richard,\tMil.\t18\t10\t28\t52 Kelly, Detroit\t\t10\t16\t26\tt Sandford.Bos\t\t8\t17\t25\tIt.Reibcl,\tDetroit\t8\t17\t25\tR Sloan.\tFor.\t4\t20\t24\t57.Gadsbv.\tChi.\t9\t13\t22\t56 Mosdel,\tMU.\t12\t.9\t21\t16 Peirson,\tBos.\t10\t11\t21\tIt Record of\t\tGoall;\teept\trs\t \t\tc\tG \\\tSO .\tAve Lumley.\tTor.\t29\t43\t5\t1.48 Sawchul\tDel\t26\t50\t5\tl.aj x-Wilsor\t:.Dct.\t1\t0\t0\t0.00 Gatherum.Del.\t\t3\t0\t1\t1.0(1 Totals\t\t29\t53\t6\tl 83 x-Wiison replactd\t\t\tSawchuk in\t\t third period Oct.\t\t10.\t\t\t \t\tG\tG A\tSO.\tAvg McNeil.\tMIL .\t.32\t67\t4\t2.3') Henry,\tBos.\t27\t71\t3\t2.1)', Bower.!\tV.Y.\t.29\t88\t0\t3.03 Rollins.\tChi.\t29\t72\t3\t9 ~f~ Marois.\tChi.\t2\til\t0\t5.30 Gelineau, Chi.\t\t2\t18\t0\t9.CO Totals\t\t32\t101\t3\t3.16 Penalties in New York 247, 301, Chicago Montreal 497 minutes by clubs: Boston 256.Detroit 322, Toronto 412, AFTER THf HOCKFV GflMf OR TH£ THEATER lsts vt-er in TH6 LfMùKTMÙ MOST P0PUWR coim/L mm IN Town , /4k vâà i Lewicki Shipped Back To Hornets Toronto \u2014 (F \u2014 Danny Lewicki.22-year-old centre, was sent back to Pittsburgh Hornets of the \u2022American Hockey League Monday by the parent Toronto Maple Leafs.Hap Day, assistant general manager of the National Hockey League Leafs, said Lewicki will rejoin the Hornets in time for their game against Cleveland Barons tonight.1 wHtize me SPOfcTSMeN MEET ¦eXCtLLtNT f-OOD GRACIOUSLY SfRVtl) l| 30 I, ?30\t5 30 ¦» 8 oo NO PARKING PROBLEMS Jerry Neil Sig ns With Yankees Birmingham, Ala.\u2014 (sPl \u2014 Jerry Neil, 17-year-old high school baseball star, said Monday he had signed with the New York Yankees.Neil played shortstop on the Minor high school baseball team here this year, batting .457, and starred at the same position for the Acipco amateur team this summer.Mai Whitefield And Wes Santee To Be Investigated By Amateur Athletic Union Re German Trip American Hunters Have Good Fall Fort Frances, Out.\u2014 ct\" \u2014 Americans who went hunting in north-western Ontario this fall are returning with plenty of meat for the folks hack home.! The Ontario department of lands and forests reported Monday that a check with United States\u2019 customs at the Minnesota border-cross-! ing points of International Falls, ; Bandettc and Warroad showed the follow ing game was exported : Deer 2.052: moose 249: bear 142; ducks 6,555; grouse 1.820; Geese 27.LADIES\u2019 BASKETBALL (First Half) Individual Scoring;- G Pts.Watt, Windsor .\t4 111 D.Allard.Windsor.\t4\t41 Pike, Bishop's .4\t40 Janowski.Len\u2019ville .4\t40 Brock, Windsor .4\t37 Wark, Lenn\u2019ville .4\t31 Woodward, Bishop's\t4\t30 New York \u2014 l/Pt \u2014 The brilliant track careers of Mai Whitc-lield, the world's top half-miler.and Wes Santee, fastest United States miler, have been threatened by a U S.Amateur Athletic Union investigation.The probe, growing out of a European tour by an American track team last summer, was disclosed Monday night by Dan Kerris, AAU secretary, who said it concerned alleged violations of amateur rules.If the charges arc proved, both runners could be barred for life.They are not under any form of suspension now \u201cbecause right now the evidence is too thin.\u201d Ferris said.He added, however, that the charges, under investigation for nearly four months, have barred either man from consideration (or the Sullivan Award, the AAU's highest amateur award.Whitefield broke two records during the summer and three last winter in the indoor campaign.Santee's 4:02.4 mile at the Compton, Calif., relays last June was the fastest ever by an American.Talked To Ferris Santee said after Ferris\u2019 disclosure that after their return from Europe both he and Whitefield , had \"spent quite a 4rit of time talking those things over with Dan Ferris, and 1 felt then that he was satisfied.\" Whitefield was not available for comment.Ferris said the alleged violation of rules by Whitefield took place in Sweden and that he believed charges against Santee developed out of Germany.The brilliant miler agreed that his only trouble on the tour came in Germany, but insisted that he already has explained it all to AAU officials.\u201cI am a camera fan.and when we went to Germany I suggested that all my prizes be pooled so that I would get just one\u2014a Robot camera.\t, A German AAU official agreed.\u201cBut when the tour was over he | said they could not give me the I camera, and I let him know that I was very much disappointed and ( chagrined.\u201d Gillette GIFTSETS fine, SumTo POeoitTht Men On Yota Chnüimas Lut Thera's months of shaving ploasuro ahead for any man who receives one of thoso attractive Gillette gift sets.Beautifully packaged, modarafely priced, they are being featured by dealers across Canada.Gillette ROCKET Gift Set \u2022 Colorful Christmas package contains a Gillette Rocket one-piece Razor in travel case, 10 Gillette Blue Blades in dispenser, a tube of Gillette Shaving Cream plus an extra 10-blade dispenser.GUM*?Gift Pack Of 50 Gillette BLUE BLADES ^\tIn Dispensers a Holiday pack of 5 dispensers each holding 10 Gillette Blue Blades.A gift he'll use and appreciate for months to come.7^ TEAM\tSTANDING\t\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tD\tPS\tPA Pts\t Windsor .\t4\t0\t0\t216\t128\t8 Len\u2019ville .\t2\t2\t0\t132\t172\t4 Bishop's .\t0\t4\t0\t136\t184\t0 Sydney.Australia \u2014 Marshall Clayton, 147Và, Unitil States, outpointed Pran Miku \"j move i :> on Halifax \\t- showed tnat the Atlantic* have Unties in the\tMaritime Major live players in the league s top 10.Hockey League by losing 4-2 to Top man is Hill Ford with 04 wn.\tpoints, including 37 goals.Pete Ilaiiiax.idle Monday, are lead- \"ywTot is second with 51, Doug ing the league by live points.Mcl\u2019hee.fourth with 47, Jackie Barley and Corn Grov/ Where Once Pursuit and Fighter Planes Roamed CaliL, led the list for the third _ .___\t___ __.straight vi r with\tDoris Hart of\ttHace Bay .'liner.- and Charlotte-\tHollet\tsixth\twith\t43\tand\tHob Brooklyn -\t' Kc('t ««'/c guests of Mr.the childrens table; Mrs.p.1?'1 1Mrs- ^rroll Cass, at West icour, the candy table.- harleston, y t.\u201cI keep him in practice carrying the ball to me!\u201d ity.\t| inson.Mr.and Mrs.Archie Houle and Mr.and Mrs.Robert Leith and family, of Thctford Mines, were family were visitors of Mr.and visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Rob.Mrs.Thomas Little in Inverness.Georgcville.Dec.15 \u2014 The St.and Mrs.Avery Maskell.Miss v.i George's Guild held its Christmas Robinson and Mr.Clarence Robin sale on December 4, at the com- son, of Montreal.mMriy DhaMcGowan was In charge rea^w^^week end^\u2019es/ a'lts ' ?!\trrk anfd\u201eapr0n \" paare\u201eralShome k'end ^ ^ , D.Ramage, the sniffle 'r\"e, Mrs.\t,,\t.G.Hornby, the food table; Mrs _ and.Mrs- Fred beet and Mr.G.Woodard Heath K.Vancour, the candy Afternoon tea was served by\t.Mrs.Hilton Bachclder.Mrs.Victor Robinson, Mrs.John -North Hatley, were guests ot Cochrane and Mrs.L.MeTavish.1Ir- and }lr>s; Howard Bacheldei.The proceeds amounted to $70., r- a*J°.^rs* V* ,^amaSe and Although the weather outside was \"\u2019\u2018î ncpbie.of Sherbrooke, were not good, the atmosphere inside » em quests of Mr.and Mrs.the hall was festive and gay and amc?.^e* many came to enjoy the after- \u201c\u201cs- Steel spent a week in Mont-mon\u2019s program.\treal; General Mnlec\tPlanS arC Setting well Under .\t,\t\" a !'l0les\tway for the annual Christmas Tree Mr.and Mrs.Oloff Cass have entertainments which will be held left for Florida, where they will 0n December 17 ! spend the winter.\tMr.and Mrs.Edwin Judd and The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary met at Miss Charlotte Judd, of Magog, the home of Mrs.George Hornby, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Mr.and Mrs.E.West were Dustin.i guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Cam- i\t__________________ 1er.at Fitch Bay.\tYOUNG DRIVERS Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Dustin and Moncton.N.B.\u2014 CP \u2014 The Mar-daughter.Cynthia, were guests of itime Automobile Association pre-, .Jr.and Mrs.Carroll Cass, at West sented a dual-control car to the Charleston, Vt.\thigh school here for regular driv- Week-end guests of Mr.and ing lessons to students, in the be-Mrs.Victor Robinson were Mr.lief that drivers should be taught 55* 105 ST.JAMES ST.W., MONTREAL \u2022 HARBOUR 4221 Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Robinson included Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Little, Mr.and Mrs.Her-j man Bennett and family, of Lcn-noxville, and Mr.and Mrs.Clif- i ford Bailey.-of Kinnear\u2019s Mills.Mrs.John Dempsey spent a few i days at the home of her son-in-law | and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Mai-1 colm Roarkc, at Rock Forest.A number from this vicinity at-1 tended the Raycraft-Bullard reception, which was held in Raycraft s Hall.Several of the children in this locality are absent from school owing to an epidemic of the mumps.Mr.and Mrs.Alvin Wray and Donnie, of Brantford, Ont., arc spending some time in this viein- for perfect flavour and bouquet - and unvarying quality THE ALE YOUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER D RANK nnonnc-incj for 19o-f A COMPLETELY NEW 161Hp.VR O.CfiHEAO VALVE IenGiNEY .,;;ir Canada's most advanced V-8 by Canada's most experienced V-8 builder ¦*r A completely new feeling of stability and road-control BALL-JOINT FRONT SUSPENSION EFFORTLESS DRIVING EASE with Power Steering*, Power Brakes, Power Seat Power Window Lifts' Automatic Transmission Till 1054 MONARCH LUIT RM SUN VA! 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