Sherbrooke daily record, 23 mars 1957, samedi 23 mars 1957

[" 1957\t\tMARCH\t\t\t1957\t S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tr i\t$ 2 3\t4\t9\t6\t7\t8\ttt 10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16 17\t18\tIfl\t20\t21\t22\t23 24 31\t23\t28\t27\t23\t29\t30 THE PAPER OP' THE EASTERN TOHNSHJPS ¦I'NNV.WARM Sunny «nd w«rm Light wind*.High today at Shorbronke 4fl, Qiiphcr City 4S Outlook for .Sun dav; I.kiIp rhangn.Estoblished 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC SATURDAY.MARCH 21.I9S7 Sixty-First Year EARTHQUAKES ROCK FRISCO Advisory Body For The Canal?CAIRO \u2014 Itf) \u2014 UN Secretary-General Dag Hammar-nkjold and President Nasser headed into day-long negotiations today as Egypt was reported to be agreeable to creation of an advisory body to arbitrate disputes over the Suez Canal.The Nasser - Hammarskjold talk$, the second since the Secretary-General arrived Thursday, were scheduled for the Egyptian President\u2019s rest house at a Nile picnic park near Cairo.Both Hammarskjold and the Egyptians are acutely aware that any solutions of the big problems will have to run the gauntlet of both Western and Arab demands.And they feel that what satisfies the West must not appear to Arabs as a surrender.Diplomatic sources said Nasser is agreeable to the creation of an advisory body to serve as fact-finder and arbiter on canal problems, but the big question is whom this body would represent.On Gaza, Egypt thus far has \u2018 gone along with Hammarskjold\u2019s ! recommendation that Egypt for 1 the present refrain from acting on its Palestine armistice right ; to send a brigade into the area.The UN raised no objections to the restoration of Egyptian ad- j ministration.If Worst Since 1906Disaster SAN FRANCISCO - (\u2022* Nf\u201449 .y* -'O- ' MORTY MEEKlf By Dick Cavalli MR.socwrK «N'T IN.AND YOU 0E ASHAMED CPYOUKSCLf THE fOORMAN «ABOUTAT nïceNPor H» «DPE/ MOUNDINfi lilMUKE TH» ALL THE TIME I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAR.23, 1957 1 Church notices must be sent in by 12 noon Friday.Anglican Church of Canada CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Bowen Avenue South Rev.Ronald Reeve, M A., B.D., Priest In Charge Sunday, March 24th., 1957.Third Sunday In Lent 8.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Mattins Monday, March 25th.Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.7.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Wednesday, March 27th.7.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.\u2014Lenten Service.g>î.îpptcr\u2019B (Ehurrlj tent III 8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Prayer.7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer.Monday The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.10.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.Wednesday 10.00 a m.\u2014Holy Communion.8.00 p.m.\u2014Lenten Service Friday 7.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion.CHURCH OF ST.PAUL THE APOSTLE The Third Sunday In Lent 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Sung Eucharist.9.45 a m.\u2014Church School Wednesday 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Lenten Service.Baptist Church Corner of Portland & Queen Streets Rev.F.C.Amery, Minister.Mrs.C.Wright, Organist.Mrs.E.A.Salter, Choir Director.10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School and Bible Classes.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Worship Service.Subject: \u201cTHE PURPOSE OF PARABLES.\u201d 7.00\tp.m.\u2014Evening Worship arranged and conducted by Members of the Mission Crusade Circle.Speaker: Mrs.A.W.Bampton.NORTH HATLEY 10.30 am\u2014Sunday School.3.00\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service.Subject: \u201cTHE COSTLY GIFT.\" Let us wait upon the Lord our God in worship and adoration.Come and worship with us.Undenominational GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Evangelical \u2014 Undenominational SUNDAY SERVICES 10.30 a.m.\u2014The Lord\u2019s Supper.2.30 p.m.\u2014 Sunday School.The film \u201cMARTYRED MEN\u201d will be shown.7.00 p.m.-EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.Mr.J.Y.Aiken, of Toronto, will speak.8.15 p.m.\u2014Evening Communion.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Prayer & Bible Study.Listen to \u201cThe Glad Tidings Hour\u201d broadcast over CRTS on Sunday at 5.30 p.m.MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE CHAPEL.Huntingville Christian Church Huntingville Morning Worship and Sunday School.Subject: \u201cA LENTEN MEDITATION.\" Speaker Andrew J.Patton, B.A.Special music rendered by The Girls\u2019 Choir.The Presbyterian Church In Canada ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH 280 Frontenac Street Minister.Rev.Sidney G.Garland, M.A., B.D.Mr.L.F.Jenne, Organist and Choir Director Sunday, March 24th\u201e 1957.At Eleven (Broadcast» Subject: \u201cNOT BY BREAD ALONE.\u201d At Four-thirty Subject: \"BARABBAS OR CHRIST?\u201d CHURCH SCHOOL Junior, Intermediate, Senior Departments at 10.00 a.m.Adult Bible Class at 10.15 a.m.Kindergarten-Primary at 11.00 a.m.Bring your children to the Church School.You arc cordially invited to the Services.The United Church Of Canada (Eomnrram At Srintta Court and William Street Rev.Henry Mathews, M.A.Mrs.R.J.Beil, L.Mus., Organist and Choir Leader.Sunday, March 24th., 1957.11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Service.Sermon Subject: \u201cWORSHIP IN THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS.\u201d CHURCH SCHOOL 9.45\ta.m.\u2014Senior, Interme- diate & Junior Groups.11.00\ta.m.\u2014Primary, Begin- ners and Nursery Groups.3.00 p.m.\u2014Radio Programme.7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Service.Sermon Subject: \u201cDASTARDLY TRAITORS.\u201d 8.15 p.m.\u2014Friendship Hour, Everyone cordially invited.8.15 p.m.\u2014Y.P.U.Meeting.Special Series Of Evening Services March 24,\u2014Dastardly Traitors.March 31\u2014Craven Cowards.April 7\u2014Prejudiced Religious Leaders.April 14\u2014Holy Mary.April 21\u2014Holy Terrors.Jîhinuwtly (Hljurrlj Established 1835 United Church of Canada Dufferin Ave.at Montreal St.Rev.R.C.Tait Minister Mr.Gault Parker Organist and Choir Director 10.15 a.m.\u2014Young People\u2019s Bible Class.11.00 a.m.\u2014Church School.11.00 a.m.\u2014Public Worship.Sermon theme: \"STANDING BY OUR PRINCIPLES\u201d \u201cCome, let us worship and bow down.Let us kneel before the Lord our Maker.\u201d SANGSTER MEMORIAL CHURCH In The Women\u2019s ç , Miss Mary Long Annual Meeting Held By àpnere Primary Lifo Lennoxville W.I.Group Corner Renault and Galt Streets.Minister Rev.Joseph E Boucher, D.D.Choirmaster: Ernest Howland.Organist: Mrs.E.Howland.Sunday School Superintendent: Walter Mutchler, Jr.Morning Worship at 11.00.Theme: \u201cTHE COMPASSION OF CHRIST FOR THE SUFFERING.\u201d Church School at 10.15 and 11,00 a.m.A warm welcome to slrangers and visitors.I was glad when they said un-Jo me; let us go into the house of the Lord.TUNE TO THE BIBLE LOVERS\u2019 FELLOWSHIP BROADCASTS CKTS Radio, Dial 1240 .Every Sunday at 12:05 noon 10 HEAR THE FOLLOWING TOPICS ¦ The True Israel of God Why I am an Evangelical Baptist The Sin of Offering Christ Repeatedly The Facts and Limitations of Evolution The Blood of Christ in the Plan of God What the Bible Says About Resurrections For copies of these or the sermons, write: Rev.J.R.Boyd, The Bible Lovers' Fellowship Box 232 \u2014 Sudbury, Ont.STANBRIDGE RIDGE \u2014 Recent guests at the McGovern home included Mr.and Mrs.J.Hunt and three children of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.A.Stearns of Swanton, Vt., and Mr.John McGovern, of Venice.Lennoxville Pentecostal Church Rev.H.E.Lewis, Pastor.Sunday, March 24th., 1957.9.45 a m.\u2014Sunday School.11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.7.30 p.m.\u2014Gospel Rally.Wednesday, 8 p.m.\u2014 Young People\u2019s meeting.Friday, 6:45 p m.\u2014Children\u2019s Meeting.Ül The Salvation Army 175 Wellington St.South Sunday, March 24th., 1957.11.00 a.m.\u2014Holiness Meeting.2.30 p.m.\u2014Sunday School.7.00 p.m.\u2014Salvation Meeting.ALL ARE WELCOME! Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 539 Montreal St.Sunday School, 10 a m.Sunday Service.11 a m.Subject: \u201cMIND.\u201d Wednesday Meeting, 8 p.m.Reading Room, 350 Island St.Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.Man\u2019s God-given dominion over material laws of sickness and limitation will be emphasized at Christian Science services Sunday.Scriptural selections in the Lesson-Sermon on \u201cMatter\u201d will include the following from Isaiah (33:20, 22): \u201cLook upon Zion, the city of our solemnities: thine eyes shall see Jerusalem a quiet habitation, a tabernacle that shall not be taken down; not one of the stakes thereof shall ever be removed, neither shall any of the cords thereof be broken.For the Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king; he will save us.From \u201cScience and Héalth with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddv the following will be read (380:32-1): \u201cEvery law of matter or the body, supposed to govern man, is rendered null and void by the law of Life, God.\u201d The Golden Text is from Colos-sians (3:2): \u201cSe( your affection on things above, not on things on the earth.\u201d Member of IODE At the regular meeting of the Aldershot Chapter, I.O.D.E., held Thursday evening a member of 15 years was honored by the f CATHARINE (left) and LYNN, two and three years, respectively, daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Rowe of East Angus, and granddaughters of (he late Mr.and Mrs.E.Rowe of East Angus, and the late Mr, A.James, and of Mrs.R.H.Rowe of Lennoxville.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) SodJ -AJ p.erôonai LENNOXVILLE Queen and Church If you are without a Church Home, The Minister and Session of The United Church of Lennoxville invite you to worship at any of the services in this Church.The Senior Sunday School together with parents worship at nine-thirty and attend Bible Classes afterward.Children of the Junior School meet during the eleven o\u2019clock Worship Service.The Evening Worship Service at seven o\u2019clock is preceded by sessions of young people of high school age who join in the Public Worship at seven o\u2019clock.Young People (18-25) stay after the Evening Service for a fireside hour.Everyone who feels the spirit of youth and the breath of spring is invited to the Evening Worship Service.Here are a new series of sermons by our minister: Rev.Dr.L.M.Outerbridge.Sunday Mornings at 9.30 March 24 \u201cMy Father and Yours\u201d 31 \u2018My Brethren\u201d April 7 \u201cWho for Joy!\u201d 14 \u201cPraised & Condemned\u201d 21 \u201cVictory and Power\u201d 28 \u201cIn the Image of God\u201d Sunday Mornings at 11.00 March 24 \u201cNew Commandment\u201d 31 \u201cProsaic to Poetic\u201d April 7 \u201cMark of a Disciple\" 14 \u201cOffence of the Cross\u201d 21 \u201cLove\u2019s Supreme Disclosure\" 28 \u201cChrist's Last Gospel\" Sunday Evenings at 7.00 March 24 \u201cWho shall see God?\u201d 31\t\u201cDo our Sins find us out?\u201d April 7\t\u201cEverlasting Consolation\" 14\t\u201cPrimacy of the Atonement\u201d 21 \u201cWhat is the Joy of Easter?\u201d 28\t\u201cChrist's Finished Work\" Wednesday Evenings at 8.00 Mid-week Prayers and Discussion Mrs.John Carroll, librarian at the Northfield School for Girls, at East Northfield, Mass., has arrived to spend a ten days\u2019 holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Hall, at \u201cHallsholmc,\u201d North Hatley.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mrs.J.M.Laverdure, Portland Ave., has returned from St.Lambert, where she was the guest, fer a few days, of Mrs.Gerard Lessard.* * * Mrs.G.W.Pashley, Portland Ave., who has been the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.W.H.Bradley, Q.C., and Mrs.Bradley and family, in West-mount.returned home, on Thursday.She was accompanied by Mrs.Rudolph Becker, of West-mount, who will be her guest.* * * Mr.Osborne McKenzie, Portland, Me.; Mr.and Mrs.Burton Tracey, of South Bolton, Que.; Mr.Howard Eager, of Kinnear\u2019s Mills; Mr.A.Nugent and his sons, Messrs.Murray and Ronald ! Nugent, of Lemesurier, were in I Lennoxville, on Wednesday, to j attend the funeral of Mr.David | Ross.* # # Cpl.L.W.Paige, of Regina, | Sask., and Mrs.Edward Treat, of ; Fargo, No.Dakota, who were cal-: led here by the death of their j father, Mr.Lyman Paige, of Len-j noxville, have left for their re-[ spective homes.Mrs.Treat stop-I ped en route at Grenville, Que., i to visit her mother, Mr.Carl L.[ Paige.\u2022 * \u2022 Members of the Business Girls Section of the Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke I Curling Club, who attended the I | Lennoxville Ladies\u2019 Curling Club ' Invitation Evening, on Monday, March 18.were: Miss Doris Robinson, Miss Florence Clark, Miss Sue Reid.Miss Jessie Wootten, Miss Emily Von Berg, Mrs.E./Porter and Mrs.E.McGinty.* * * Mr.D.C.Ross, and his son, Robin, of Bellows Falls, Vt., have returned home, after having been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.M.McHarg, Lome Ave., Lennoxville, while here to attend the funeral of their uncle, Mr.David Ross, which took place, on Wednesday.* * * Mrs.D.Y.Anderson and children.Ralph and Debbie, of Quebec City, are spending a week with Mrs.Anderson's parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.P.Loweryson, Prospect St., Lennoxville.» « \u2022 Miss Evelyn Eastman.Miss Mildred Pollock, Miss Florence Clark and Miss Priscilla Tuite, members of the Business Girls\u2019 Section of the Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke Curling Club attended the Granby Ladies\u2019 Curling Club Invitation Evening, Thursday, March 21.* * * Mrs.Robert Berry and young daughter.Lynn, of Montreal, who are spending a week with the former's parents.Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Westgate, at East Angus, have also been guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Westgate, and family, Jacques Cartier Blvd.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Ounsworth, of Fulford, are arriving today to be the guests of the former\u2019s daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Lenaghan and family, Quebec St.\u2022 * * Mr.and Mrs.Keith Johnston, of Manchester, Conn., and Mr.and Mrs.Howard Drennan, of Cowansville, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Wark, Warren St., Lennoxville.*\t9\t* F/Lt.A.Ross Abercrombie, R.C.A.F.Station, Senneterre, Que., and Mrs.Abercrombie and family arc guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Abercrombie, Meade St., Lennoxville.\u2022\t\u2022 \u2022 Mrs.Lyman Paige, who has been staying at, the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.J.Earl Findlay, Belvidere St., Lennoxville, has returned to her home, at \u201cBalsam Dale\u201d Farm, Ascot Corner.\u2022 \u2022 « Mr.and Mrs.Ray Little and Mr.Charles Henderson, of Lennoxville, and Mrs.William Henderson, of Birchton, have returned from Inverness, where they attended the funeral of Mrs.Lome King, of Burnaby, B.C., on Wednesday.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Friends of Mrs.Wyatt Savage, who has been a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, will be pleased to know that she has returned to her home, on Cresse St.Lennoxville Women's Institute held its annual meeting in the Club room with the president, Mrs.C.G.Skinner in the chair.The treasurer's report showed a satisfactory balance on hand.Correspondence included a letter from the M.V.S., Montreal, Chapter when Miss Mary Long announcing the 1957 competition was presented with a Primary Life Membership, in gratitude for her long service to the Chapter and willingness to undertake any task given her.Mrs.M.V.Long, Miss Long\u2019s mother, was an invited guest at the pleasant event, which was followed by a supper served by Mrs.A.Christie and Mrs.A.Wright.A joint hostess, Mrs.W.J.Ellwood, was unable to be present.The table was centered with a large cake lighted with 15 candles, commemorating the 15th anniversary of Miss Long\u2019s joining the Chapter.At the business meeting, which preceded the presentation, plans were formulated for a very active and useful season.The following conveners were appointed: Membership, Mrs.J.Wilson; immigration and Cana-dianization, Mrs.S.Barnes; films, Mrs.B.MacAulay; Commonwealth relations, Miss Betty Wilcox; Empire and world affairs, Mrs.M.P.Lafreniere; Empire I correspondence, Mrs.John Good-son; publicity, Mrs.George Smith; tea, Mrs.N.Munkittrick; greeting cards, Mrs.R.Laurin.Mrs.G.Foreman, regent, urged all members to attend the sessions of the Provincial annual meeting being held in Sherbrooke, April 10 and 11.A food sale will be held at Steinberg's Friday afternoon, April 26, convened by Mrs.S.Barnes and Mrs.A.Wark.The May meeting of the Chapter will be highlighted by a Chinese Auction, and members are allowed to bring their friends.Tag days will be held this year on May 24 and 25, Mrs.M.Salvas being in charge.The annual Christmas tea and faneywork sale is tentatively set for November 2, with Mrs.R.| Wheeler as convener.Mrs.George Smith and Mrs.R.D.Wells are convening a mixed Darts Tournament to be held in the fall.Mrs.R.D.Wells, educational secretary, requested the Chapter to vote money for the Canadian for knitted squares for blankets for Hungarians.Members wishing to enter or assist with this work are asked to contact the home economics convener.Conveners reports for the year were as follows:Agriculture\u2014 Mrs.L.B.Pierce announced members assisted at local county School Fair and money voted for prizes; shrubs and bulbs bought through the department of agriculture; held a sale of plants and slips; heard various papers and saw a film on the beautifica-! tion of the home grounds.Citizenship\u2014Mrs.A.E.Abercrombie gave highlights of an .interesting exchange of programs j with Cooma, Australia; obser-1 ; vance of national holidays; study ; of books and articles; had exhi-1 j bit of handicraft from Norway; ! gave a broadcast, \u201cBridges of i Understanding\u201d; sent a subscription of Quebec weekly to Australia; members have 3 pen pals in Scotland and 2 in Austra- j lia.Education\u2014Mrs.S.Pegg, re- j ported donations to the Lennox-1 ville High School and to thejocal I school for the help of retarded 1 children, and several papers read S on educational values.Home Economics\u2014Mrs.H.L.i Wallace reported courses taken | in millinery and cooking; handi- I craft exhibits sent to Macdonald i College and hand-made gifts sent I to Ceylon; 6 uniforms made for children in Middle-East camps and 68 knitted squares for blankets; held contests, hooked a rag rug and have an exhibit in sewing for the Tweedsmuir Competition, many informative articles read; two members making a collection of handicrafts from other countries; tour made of local Crown Laundry.Welfare and health\u2014Mrs.W.Beattie reported 9 baskets sent to l sick and shut-ins at Christmas : and members remembered throughout the year when ill; $10 voted to the Sherbrooke Hospital; 88 hrs.of work done by members at the Cancer Dress- , ings Station where they made 1 1869 dressings and 175 bed pads and donations of used cotton for- : Geographic Journal to be placed warded from friends; 2 woolen in a school, for the Quebec North blankets donated to the Cecil ! Shore Bursary to send two boys Memorial Home and several in- ! to school in Quebec City, for the | teresting papers given.Agricultural Scholarship to send The treasurer\u2019s report showed Mrs.A.E.Abercrombie took the chair for the election of officers and led in the installation.Appointed were: President, Mrs.C.G.Skinner; 1st.vice-president, Mrs.R.Pariseau; 2nd.vice-president, Mrs.W.Beattie; secretary, Mrs.G.Cascadden; treasurer.Mrs.L.Parker; conveners\u2014 agriculture.Mrs.L.B.Pierce; citizenship.Mrs.A.E.Abercrombie; education, Mrs.S.Pegg; home economics.Mrs.H.L.Wallace; welfare and health, Mrs.W.Beattie; publicity, Mrs.H.L.Wallace.Mrs.Skinner was welcomed back to the chair and conducted a short business period when Mrs.R.Pariseau and Mrs.E.L.Atto were named as delegates to the annual convention to be held at Macdonald College in June.Following adjournment tea was served by the hostesses, Mrs.G.Cascadden and Mrs.R.Pariseau.Womens Groups SHERBROOKE HOSPITAL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION The monthly meeting of the Sherbrooke Hospital Alumnae Association was held in the Norton Residence on March 19 with the president, Mrs.M.Mandigo, in the chair.Miss Julia Vaudry was accepted as a new member of the Association.Plans were made for the annual news letter to be published.At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.L.Lebrun, Mrs.J.Colton.Jr., Mrs.H.Gordon, and Mrs.A.Morrison.two students to an agricultural school, and for the Domestic Science Bursary, to assist a girl to attend the Domestic Science Course at Macdonald College.The Chapter expressed its agreement to the establishment of a bursary to send a girl preferably from Sherbrooke High School to Macdonald College School for Teachers.Mrs.A.Wark, services at home and abroad secretary, requested the members to make pyjamas for needy children, to vote money for supplies for the School for Retarded Children, for milk to two needy families, and for a monthly allowance to a third family.Personal property bags were requested for Hungarian refugees.Mrs.Stanley Banks was welcomed as a new member at an impressive ceremony at which! the regent explained the objects; of the Order and the significance : of the badge.The oath of loyalty to her Majesty was repeated in unison, and Mrs.Banks was then presented with her badge and the ! Constitution of the Order.the sum of $271.25 as a working balance.The secretary\u2019s report recorded 28 members and an average attendance of 17.Other special committee reports, Ways and Means Sunshine and Room were most encouraging and Mrs.Skinner in her address congratulated the officers, conveners and members for their co-operation and efforts.CATERERS For Weddings, Luncheons, Teas, Home Cooking.ROCKCLIFFE 471 Quebec St.Tel.LO.2-343* New Zealand flax is used to make dresses, ropes and matting, as well as sailcloth.SEW AND SAVE! with the newest choice of FABRICS TEXTILE MILL OUTLET 416 Marquette St.Sherbrook*.BREAD and ROUS VITAMIN ENRICHED (Matt* BREAD 24 ox.when baked Tel.LO.2-2744 Shop with Confidence FOR YOUR FURS SEE ^\t___ LEEEEIïESEZSaJ 59 RUE AltXflNDRt SHERBROOK* i STYLING & REPAIRS Re-Styling & Repairs Unlimited Parking ViX» Radiomatic Short Wave Treatment Kills Superfluous hair at the roots.The only method recommended by Doctors.Free consultation.t 7 I ; Telephone mornings LO.9-1557 ELECTROLOGIST T.KINGDOM 1047 Princess Sherbrooke iiadian itiou Income?Succession Gift Taxation FREE send for New Tax Book today\u2014it may save you money The new 1957 edition, completely revised, gives you the latest information on Canadian Taxation Laws to help you with your current Tax Return.It will tell you how to take full advantage of all the deductions allowed.Most people understand the allowances for Medical, Dental, and dependents, but there are other legitimate ways to lighten your taxation burden .in many cases to save you sizeable sums each year.Thit Nêw Booklet olio glvoi valuable information about tucconioa Duty and Gift Taxation.Fill out and mail this coupon.The Booklet is yours for the asking.Free and Post Paid.NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1084 King St W.Sherbrooke, Que.Please mail me my tree copy of the new edition of \u201cCanadian Tax Information.\u201d Boys' and Girls' Camp CAMP MERE CLARAC, St.-DONAT in the Laurentides.Boys 6 - 10\t\u2014 Girls 6 - 18 in separate age groups Swimming, canoeing, tennis, rolling-skate, riding, mountain trips, music, dramatics.All Sports.Capacity 75 (Give age) \u2014 Booklet NAME .ADDRESS .TOWN .\t.PROV.OCCUPATION .VICTOR MARTEL 5459 Durocher, \u2014 Outremont, Que.On this G.E.POLISHER OUR BIG PRICE DEAL 1.00 A dependable name polisher with all the up-to-date features: Extra-long cord \u2014 Fine appearance \u2014 Low height _____ Extra-wide Bumper \u2014 Quiet operation \u2014 Conveniently-located switch \u2014 Stores \"Off Brushes\" \u2014 Fibre Brushes \u2014 Lamb's Wool buffing Pads \u2014\u2022 G-E Universal Motor \u2014 12-Months' Warranty, ROSSBIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke We Service Everything We Sell ONCE A YEAR ANNUAL SALE HARRIET HUBBARD AYER famous AYER DRY CREAM DEODORANT AND ANTI-PERSPIRANT and new AYER STICK DEODORANT STO - for a limited time only \"J Sw.miRD?! J_25eacb| NOW leaefc NAME- ADDRESS_______ CITY- -PROVINCE » {Pltaif Print) \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 n «¦»¦»¦¦»«»«»»mI\u2014\tj _______________________\tI I -\t| Smart people will buy both.Ayer Dry gives all-day protection, contains Extrolan, is fra-, grant.Ayer Stick has bacteria-destroying hexachlorophene content, convenient push-up container.Both arc non-irritating to normal skin, nonin jurious to fabric.Tel.LO.24784 for delivery from 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.PHARMACIE GAUDET Bruno Gaudet, B.Ph., Prop.61 KING ST.WEST (next to Premier Theatre) 1 OBITUARY HOWARD JOHN KERR, OF INVERNESS.INVERNESS \u2014 The death of Howard John Kerr occurred in Jetf.-y Hale\u2019s Hospital, Quebec City, on Thursday, February 28, 1957, after an illness of six weeks.Prayers were held in Rickaby s Funeral Home, Quebec City, by Dr.John MacKay of Chalmers Wesley United Church on Saturday, March 2, then proceeding to Inverness South Presbyterian Church.Adderley, where service was conducted by Rev.Mr.Crook.Interment was in the church cemetery at Adderley.The hymns, \"The Lord's My Shepherd,\" \u201cBlest be the Tie that Binds\" and \u201cAbide with Me,\u201d were sung, with Mrs.Crook as organist.Bearers were Prescott Walker, Guy Little, Clifford Wright, Leslie Henderson, Leonard Henderson and Carl Crawford, all of whom, at one time, had been neighbors.How\u2019ard John Kerr was born February 9, 1900, at Inverness, the younger son of the late John Kerr and Flora MacGillivray.He was born and resided all his life on the home farm south of Inverness.Mr.Kerr, the last member of his immediate family was predeceased by his mother, when he was very young, by his brother, COWANSVILLE \u2014\t(spending the winter with her SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAR.23.Î05t daughter, Mrs.Lloyd Lewis and Mr.Miles Buchanan and son, yjr Lewis, has been ill the past Mr.Alton Buchanan, of Knowl- week.ton visited Mr.and Mrs.Fred Mlss Rosemary Barton, who Cleverley, during the illness of has been ill is recuperating at! 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FANCY SEEING you agam HERE I JUST A MOMENT- I 16 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAR.23, 1957 Coaticook s New Garage F**-' - Wmi ment manager ana Uuy Chapdelaine, sales manager.Morin Automobile is tangible proof of the growing popularity of the Chrysler Corporation products for they hold the exclusive franchise for Dodge and Desoto, cars and Dodge trucks.COWANSVILLE \u2014 Mrs.William Lickford entertained the Fellowship Club of Trinity Church with a good attendance of members and visitors.Plans were made to hold a card party in Trinity 'Memorial Hall in May.Mrs.H.M.Downer presided and, after a social hour, Mrs.Lickford served refreshments.Mrs.Eula White has been ill about ten days and under care of Dr.R.Boright.MOc d Kl VCK \u2014 A St.Patrick's social was held at the home of Mrs.Evelyn Has-eltine, sponsored by the Comp-ton-Moe\u2019s River W.A.\u201c500\u201d was played at 6 tables, with the prize winners being ladies\u2019 first, Mrs.Arnold Todd; gentlemen's first, Mr.Adelbert Luce; seconds, Mrs.William Shadbolt and Mr.Douglas Luce.Refreshments were served at tne close ot a pleasant evening.Mr.and Mrs.Adelbert Luce, Mrs.A.Luce and Miss Louise Luce, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Luce at Bury.Mrs.Evelyn Hasltine and Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Lundeborg and family were visitors of Mrs.Lottie Lundeborg in Eustis.Miss Shirley Haseltine, of Sherbrooke, spent the weeke-nd at her home here.Congratulations to the management of MORIN AUTOMOBILES INC.COATICOOK HODGE AUTO PARTS LTD.We supplied the GARAGE EQUIPMENT and LUBRICATION 63 Wellington South, Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.LO.2-2685 New Garage Opens, Dodge, DeSoto Dealer Feature In Coaticook Coaticook now has a new! garage, ultra - modern and capable of assuring all district motorists a complete and adequate service with modern equipment.This new garage, Morin Automobile Inc.is located on the main highway, at the entrance of the city and near the Dixville road.At Morin s garage there is no parking problem as their is ample space on the grounds to drive without any problem.Prospective clients, in search of bargains, will find satisfaction, at Morin Automobile, amongst the many used cars which are on dis- Planning to repair, remodel or build?For permanence and beauty, use our quality lumber.We'll help you with your plans and advise you on the best materials to use.See us! We supplied the lumber for the new MORIN AUTOMOBILE GARAGE COATICOOK, QUE.COATICOOK LUMBER LTD.COATICOOK Tel, VI.9-4101 rom rood-making to excavating jr a.W« hov« \u201cwhat it fatcei\" in equipment ond experienced man power to do any }ob of earth moving right ot the right price.We did the excavation for MORIN AUTOMOBILE GARAGE COUILLARD CONSTRUCTION LTD.EXCAVATION OF ALL KINDS COATICOOK -\t-\t- Tel.VI.9-2774 play on the neighboring lot.All these cars have been inspected and put into perfect running order.But those who have their minds set on a new car will find, in the modern and well-lighted showroom of the garage, the 195 7 Dodge.Morin Automobile also offers its clients service on all Chrysler Corporation parts.The repair shop is of the most modern nature, fully equipped to take care of the advanced mechanical stylings of today's cars.Morin Automobile Inc.also possess a suspended lubrication machine and you can have your car greased even after simonizing without it returning to you marked with dirt and grease.The garage exterior is most attractive and invites every traveller to stop and see Coaticook\u2019s new arrival.Arthur Morin is the president and proprietor of Morin Automobile while Rene Parizeau, formerly with Maurais Automobile, is parts depart- ARTHUR MORIN, owner of Morin Automobile in Coaticook, is a competent businessman with considerable experience in his line.Only 34 years of age, he has been employed in the automobile field for 17 years.Mr.Morin was born in Ste.Helene - de - Kamouraska.He studied at Ste.Anne - de - la -Pocatiere, from whence he went to the Technical School in Quebec City.He also was in the army, being discharged with the rank of Regimental Sergeant-Major.He worked in Sherbrooke for Martin Motor Sales and later built a new Fina station in Len-noxville.Mr.Morin arrived in Coaticook last November to open his new garage.He is married and father of six children and is a member of ! the Knights of Columbus.Best Wishes to Arthur Morin of MORIN AUTOMOBILES on the completion of his new garage.Mr.Ken Dresser, prop.Plumbing - Heating Contractor Service Station Maintenance Heavy Oil Burners Cooling \u2022 Ventilation - Heating We are proud of the part we played in the building of the new Morin Automobile garage.CANADIAN PITTSBURGH INDUSTRIES LIMITED Suppliers of glass and glazing for Morin Automobile Garage FIBERGLASS SCREENING PITTSBURGH PAINTS and BRUSHES 115 Big Forks St.\u2014SHERBROOKE\u2014LO.7-4866 Mr.Flavien St.Pierre, Manager.COMPLIMENTS OF Collinsville Industries The firm who did the mill-work and window frames for thé new MORIN AUTOMOBILE GARAGE, Coaticook, Due.Sash and Doors Millwork 1071 Belanger Street Tel.LO.7-5244 eh m Distributors for G.E.Boilers - Furnaces Cooling Units 125 Magog Street COMPLIMENTS We did the masonry work on the new Morin Automobile Inc.building CTD: MASONRY CONTRACTOR -J Tel.VI.9-3639 COATICOOK , *0^ SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith / The Best Brews in the World come from Carling'» JEFf COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN ^ DON'T BOTHER,\t) UTA, I.K WMKK'D SHE 2 FRANKLY, HIBBS, THEY SMELL LIKE THEY'VE COME FROM A CHEAP DISTILLERY, AND THEY LOOK AS BAD Aô THEY SMELL / BUT THAT'S WHAT I A WANTED TO EXPLAIN I NOT INTERESTED IN MIRING A MAN WHO TURNS OUT WORK LIKE THIS.'.GOODBYE I EXPLAIN ABOUT THOSE DRAWIN5S MR.ELLIS/ T M.VS.f«t.Oft hM7 by NIA Bwrio*.*f* 'yrk yfcr u< jtAtu.r Eustache Bolduc ^\u2018Father\u2019s been very grouchy since the stock market went down! This wouldn\u2019t be a good time to ask him what he'd think of you as a son-in-law in about fiysjyejjrsJ1' ! SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MAR.23.1967\t11 BUY EASTER AND HELP CRIPPLED m These youngsters are on their way toward walking because people like YOU AND YOURS bought Easter Seals.Won't you again please aid in helping provide all of the special treatments required by crippled children and adults in our own Province of Quebec.This is a personal appeal to You and Members of Your Family on behalf of Easter Seals.Please make your offering as though these crippled little ones belonged to you.CAMPAIGN OPENS TODAY MARCH 23rd & PICTURES OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN AT CAMP IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED EASTER SEALS IN THE MAIL MAKE YOUR DONATION BY MAIL TO.Easter Seals Campaign The Kiwanis Club of Sherbrooke P.0.Box 113 Sherbrooke, Que.THEY NEED Art.Crawford Transport (Agent for North Americ* Veit Lines Ltd.) 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Canada Paper Co.(Windsor Mills) Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co.Ltd Belmont Dry Cleaning Bruck Mills Ltd.Levesque Ltd.This page made possible by the following firms: W.H.Adam Ltd. t2s b «inaiBROOKE DAILY «BCORD, iATTUDAY, MAR.a, l#ST LEN O'DONNELL\u2019S jjjor t ^hoti d pot su Canadiens 'Scoring Punch May Earn Them Second Spot MASSAWIPPI HOCKEV LEAGUE ENDS SEASON Asbestos Meteors won their second straight rhampionship of he Massawippi Valley Hockey League Tuesday evening when hey edged out the Magog Aces 21 to wrap up the best of seven series 41.The battle was dose the whole way and we are of the .pinion that the \u2018\u2022breaks\u201d played a big part in deciding the 1956 >7 champions.The league, on the whole, had a very successful season and the attendance reached the highest figures in the history of the 'irruit.A grand total of 40,777 paid to see the seven teams in action while in the playoffs 25,409 moved through the turnstiles.This is a silent proof that the fans hacked the league and ap proved it.The finals between the Aces and Meteors drew 9,0024 and if this series had gone a few more games a new record would have been set.The Aces just lacked the extra punch when required as it is very seldom that a good team, with a big lead, drops the decision.Two of the games went overtime and the Ares were unlucky to drop both of them.In the last tilt the Meteors came up with the best display and earned the win as the Aces played below par.The Asbestos team will now take on the winners of the Montreal playoffs next Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon in the Mining Town.We think that the Meteors will give a good ac rount of themselves but they certainly will meet some tough opposition.As for the other teams in the loop we would like to take this opportunity of thanking them for their fine support during the vear.They marie things easy for their president.There was the odd discussion but on the whole the league ran fairly smooth.To Clem Fortin, vice-president, and Norman llatrie, secretary, we would like to extend our sincere thanks for their great help in making things run in top gear.As for the Meteors, the league champions, good luck in the Provincial playdowns and may you cop the \u201cBig One.\u201d See where the Dominion Curling Association has been asked by the U S.Curling body to join in a bid to have the roaring game included on the 1960 Winter Olympic Games at California\u2019s Squaw Valley.Permission for such a request must come from the Roval Caledonia Club of Scotland, the senior body.We understand that curling isn\u2019t new to the Olympics.Matches were staged on a demonstration batsis in 1924 (won by Great Britain), 1932 (Manitobia rink won for Canada) and 1930 (Triol, Austria, rink won).Curling and golfing fraternities have been whistling for recognition in the big show for several years now.This is the way that hockey got in the Games No doubt if further pressure is applied curling may get the official sign.A- ?A Our Canadian skiers who competed in the Stowe International Alpine championships last weekend didn\u2019t fare so well.Dave Jarobs, one of the top entries, came up with a very good answer why the Canadians finished so far down the list \u2014 poor eon rfitioning compared to the top boys.Thev claim that stars like Sailer, .losl Rieder, Christian Pravda and Anderl Moltcrer don\u2019t ski any differently.They are just in better condition to perform at top speed for a longer period of time.The C.A.S.A.announced its decision not to send anyone to the F.I.S.World Championships next winter unless their performances were of international calibre.No more \u201cexperience\u201d trips.We wonder how the C.A.S.A.thinks the skiers will get experience unless they compete in all meets around the country.This is the only way to acquire it we know of.If Canada wants to compete in world sporting events the officials must realize there is only one thing to do.Set up a special training systom and stick to it.Don\u2019t wait until three weeks before the event and then commence.Two months training isn\u2019t enough to get skiers in top shape to compete in these big competitions.So if we ran\u2019t do it the right way then why not drop it completely until a time when things ran be done the proper way.?\t\u2019ft\u2019'*\u2019 Baseball is gradually creeping into the spotlight and with hockey nearing the end baseball fans will have things to themselves for a few months until football moves in.The world champion New York Yankees certainly got a whale of a licking the other day when the Redlegs blasted Don Larsen, the World Series\u2019 star, and his mates 20-6.It was Larsen\u2019s first start since his history-making performance against the Brooklyn Dodgers last fall.He was pounded for five runs in three innings including a round-tripper, two triples, two doubles and a single.Even the \u201cstars'\u2019 get blasted.A- ?A It is getting Hose to the time when the experts begin to make their choices for the season.Walter Alston claims that the Dodgers are still the team to beat in the National while the Yankees have been given the inside edge in the American.Alston has a few \"if\u2019s\u201d attached to his statement.\u201c1\u2014If a couple of lefthanders come through, could have the best pitching staff since he took over.2\u2014Hitting should be better than last year with Roy fampanella cleared away.3\u2014We're, not concerned with this supposed age problem.Desire eliminates age.\u201d Alston, despite his optimistic view, acknowledges a few problems still existed but he hoped they would be eliminated by the time the regular season gets underway in four weeks.On the other hand Joe Adcock, the slugging firsi baseman from Milwaukee, who ruins Brooklyn pitching, thinks his Braves have a better chance to win the pennant this year than in 1956.in the National League.Pitching staff is the equal of any.Despite this he still thinks that the Dodgers are the team to beat, He claims that the Braves are man for man as good as anybody after the Braves.This kind of talk will he going on for weeks so in the meantime think it over and make your own choice and see how you come out in your pickings along with the experts.À ?A- Despite the fact that the International Boxing Club was declared a monopoly in the promotion of world championship fights it has concluded deals to continue broadcasting and telecasting of non-title bouts on Wednesday and Friday nights for the next two years.They signed a multi-million dollar contract with the Amori can Broadcasting Company along with the one they signed last month with NBC.So it looks as though IRC (still figures they will hold control over big fights or maybe they have some loophole they can get through.It will he interesting to see just how this will work out.\"k '$?See where the Sherbrooke High School is staging a giant gym display next Wednesday and Thursday evenings which will involve some three hundred participants in mass demonstrations.We believe this is the first time that such an event has ever been staged and it certainly should be worth seeing.ft is known as the \u201cGym-Khana\u201d and the price of admission is fifty rents.The Student Council, in conjunction with the Physical Education Department, is sponsoring the show which will include calisthenics, parallel and high bar.tumbling and (he flying rings.So all in all it should be something to take in.The previews have hern terrific.A\u2019 \u2022fr A- For the first time in the history of wildlife conservation movement in this province sportsmen will have an opportunity In discuss the new deer management technique tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Sherbrooke where the annual convention of the Eastern Townships Fish and Game Clubs will he hejd.Dr.Hilbert R.Siegler, chief of management and research division of the New Hampshire State Wildlife Service, will he the guest speaker at the forum.He is the author of a paper entitled \u201cHas the lack of a Rucklaw harmed New Hampshire's deer herd?\u201d which was presented in March 1951 at the North American Wildlife Conference in Washington.Richard L.\tSeguin ,of\tthe hiolngical bureau\tof the Quebec Department of\tGame and\tFisheries\t.will give a\ttalk on \u201cLake Management,\"\tMr.Segnin\thas marie\ta speciality\tof studying the management of\tfresh water\tin regard\tto the improvement of sport fishing.So from the look of things sportsmen are in for a very interesting weekend.The first meeting is slated for 1:09 and anyone Interested is Invited to attend the convention.Ladies are welcome and a special program is being prepared for them.So snortsmen don\u2019t forget tomorrow afternoon at the HOTEL SHERBROOKE.?\t?The \u201cBaseball Game of the Week\u201d will commence over Channel 3.WCAX-TV, on April 6 with the Cleveland Indians and New York Giants supplying the entertainment.Only seven games have been released by CBS.which states that It will carry more as the season goes on.New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers will be seen three and two times respectively.Dizzy Dean will once again handle the play-by play commrn lary with Buddy Blattncr giving him a hand.As though he needed it.CBS has exclusive rights on seven of the National League clubs.So the fans should be in for some good games during the season.^\t?kc Bishop's University basketball squad will tangle with Berlin Maroons this evening at 8:00 in the l.ennoxvillr High School gym.This is an exhibition tilt and should be very Interesting, the Maroons hail from Berlin, N.H., and possess some outstanding Clayers, In fact we understand that they have a couple of colored oys who tried out wlih the Globetrotters.Coarh Garth Smith claims his hoys are ready for their American friends and will live them \u2022 good battle.,\tj \u2014 % \\ IaHÊ *7 mU ij y Al Balding And Marlene Stewart In National Day TORONTO.\u2014(CP>\u2014 National golf day will be held in Canada Saturday, June 1, with Marlene Stewart and AI Balding playing against the week-end golfers.Miss Stewart, from Fonthill, Ont., won the American amateur in 1956 and Balding, Toronto pro, has been playing the winter circuit for more than three years.They will play at Toronto St.George\u2019s Club the afternoon of June 1.Golfers competing against Miss Stewart and Balding donate SI for the development of juniors in Canada.If Bruins-Canadiens Win Position 'ill Be Decided By Goal Production With Montrealers Holding Big Edge MONTREAL \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The hefty collection of goals scored by Montreal Canadiens this season, stacked against the total output by Boston Bruins, may decide second place in the National Hockey League final standing.Detroit Red Wings are already first-place winners.The Bruins and Canadiens are in a slam-bang drive for second place, each with one game left.\t, The two teams are tied virtually down the line at 80 pointe, 34 games won.23 lost and 12 tied.Since most wins and fewest los- TENNfS STARS MEET \u2014 Boh Bedard, on the left, and Ken Rosewall, on the right, are seen chatting while George Bedard is listening.Bedard and Rosewall are old friends having met in Europe when both players performed on the tennis tour.Rosewall will be in Sherbrooke next Sunday afternoon, March 31, at the Belvedere Street Armoury when the Jack Kramer Tennis Troupe will give an exhibition.Tickets are now on sale and can be obtained by contacting Gilles Begin at Codere\u2019s Sports department.The first match is slated for 2:00 and will see the top tennis pros in the world in action.\u2022 HOCKEY Friday's Games QUEBEC LEAGUE Shflwinigan 5, Ottawa 0.Tonight's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Montreal.Detroit at Toronto.New York at Boston.AMERICAN LEAGUE Buffalo at Cleveland.Rochester at Hershey.Providence at Springfield.Sunday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto at Detroit.Chicago at New York.AMERICAN LEAGUE Rochester at Buffalo.Hershey at Cleveland.Springfield at Providence.QUEBEC LEAGUE Ottawa at Three Rivers.Chicoutimi at Shawlnigan.Quebec at Montreal.Standings Sf.louis Cardinals Most Improved Club In National; Frank Lane Still Making Deals To Block Off Holes A Pts.84 NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L T F Detroit .88\t38\t20\t12\t189\t153 Montreal .89\t34\t23\t12\t207\t155\t80 Boston .«9\t34\t23\t12\t193\t170\t80 New York .68 25\t30\t13\t176\t221\t6.3 Toronto\t68\t21\t32\t15\t170\t183\t57 Chicago .\t68\t16\t38\t14\t165\t218\t-16 QUEBEC LEAGUE P W L T F 67 39 21 67 34 27 67 28 32 67 28 33 A PU.7 224 174 85 6\t224 194 74 7\t163 195 63 6 ISO 209 62 Quebec Chicoutimi Trois-Rivieres Royals Shawlnigan Ottawa (Ottawa plavs only 20 games).AMERICAN LEAGUE P W L T F A PU 62 33 21 65 22 35 8 191 211 18 7 10 1 55 64 Providence Cleveland Rochester .Hershey .Buffalo Springfield 8\t227\t153\t74 62 33\t26\t3\t235\t207\t69 62 32\t25\t5\t213\t190\t69 62 32\t26\t4\t217\t226\t68 62 25\t35\t2\t203\t257\t52 62 18\t40\t4\t203\t265\t40 Trout Eggs Are Flown To Germany By Rod And Gun FRANKFURT, Germany (A1) \u2014 A shipment of 200,000 American rainbow trout eggs was flown here Friday in an attempt to bolster the wobbly rainbow trout family of Germany.The eggs were imported by the Association of American Rod and Gun Clubs in Europe after the organization learned a fatal disease threatens to ruin German trout fishing.One theory is that German trout are catching the disease be.cause they have degenerated through years of inbreeding.Rainbow trout were sent to Germany from the United States in 1882 and thrived.No new stock has been introduced since then, however, the association said.The Rod and Gun Club Association is made up of clubs spon sored by tî.S, armed forces in Europe.By JACK HAND ST.PETERSBURG, Fla.\u2014(AP) \u2014The\tgossip around major league baseball camps this spring is that St.Louis Cardinals j are the mast improved team in the National League while Brooklyn and Milwaukee have been standing pat and Cincinnati making only one major move, the Cards have continued to shift key men hither and yon.A year ago the league waited anxiously for general manager Frank Lane to start the wild trading that marked him the \u201cDavid Harum\u2019\u2019 of the American League when he was at Chicago.They didn't have to wait long.Soon St.Louis fans were moaning about the departure of local heroes such as Harvey Haddix, j Bill Virdon, Red Schoendicnst and the promising young Jackie Brandt.j When the dust settled they ^ were still a staggering 17 games j off the pace.Lane and manager ! Freddie Hutchinson had made impressive gains in their first | year.Although Lane's cars still burned from the criticism when Virdon, traded to Pittsburgh, hit I .319 to .214 by Bobby Del Greco who came from Pittsburgh to St.Louis as a centre field replacement, he made still more moves.In early December, Tom Pohol-sky, Jackie Collum and Ray Katt shuffled off to Chicago Cubs for Sam Jones, Jim Davis, Hobie Landrith and Eddie Miksis.Later he sent Rip Repuslki and Bobby Morgan to Philadelphia for Del Ennis, the fighthanded long ball threat he had been searching for a \\-ear.Recently he picked up Hoyt Wilhelm from New York | for his bullpen in exchange for first baseman Whitcy Lockman.Without giving up too much front-line strength, Lane appears i lo have added a regular outfielder.a starting pitcher and solid relief help.Small wonder then that Hutch-j inson said: \u201cIf we can get a couple of breaks, we have a chance to go ! all the way .\u201cWe\u2019ve got at least three pitchers capable of winning 20\u2014 Hcrm Wehmeier, Sam Jones and Vinegar Bend Mizell.Boyer should be improved, Hal Smith looks like a better catcher and Ennis will help us.Stan Musial could do better, settled down at first base for the year.\u201d The Cardinal infield is just about set with Musial .310 at first, sophomore Don Blasingame .261 at second, 34-year-old Alvin Dark .275 at short and Boyer .306 at third.Centre field is the problem.Wally Moon .298 in left and Ennis .260 with 26 homers and 95 runs batted in for the Phils in right field are fixtures.Chuck Harmon, who hit .360 at Ohaha after he came to St.Louis from Cincinnati, has been getting a chance to take the centre job.Del Greco must pick up on his hitting lo beat out Harmon.Smith .282, a winter sensation in Havana, is the No.1 catcher with the left handed hitting Landrith .221 at Chicago to help.IBC Gets Green Light From Ryan To Stage Bout NEW YORK\u2014(TP)\u2014Officials of the International Boxing Club said Friday they had been told by Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan that the organization is \u201cfree to continue its negotiations with Archie Moore, light heavyweight champion, for a title bout.\u201d Judge Ryan telephoned the IBC from Florida, w\u2019here he is vacationing briefly, the IBC said.Judge Ryan ruled March 8 that the IBC, qf winch James D.Norris is president, was a monpoly on promoting and staging of world championship title fights.Negotiations with Moore for a fight, probably in Detroit on June 7, were halted by Norris who said he did so \u201cfor fear of appearing to flout the judge\u2019s ruling.\u201d Norris and his attorney then asked the judge for advice.It is probable that Moore will defend his title against the winner of the April 5 bout between Tony Anthony of New York and Chuck Spierser of East Lansing, Mich.ses may not settle the issue, NHL regulations provide next for decision on the basis of most goals.In 69 games Canadians have scored 207 goals and the Bruins 193.If Canadiens defeat Chicago Black Hawks here Saturday night and Boston wins at home against New York Rangers, Canadiens will get the official nod\u2014unless, of course, the Bruins pile up some weird goal total.Not even the Bruins are hopeful of that.Two individuals titles are still hanging in the balance as the teams swing into their last week-end of regular-schedule play.Gordie Howe of Detroit heads the league\u2019s scorers with 84 points.Jean Beliveau of Montreal has 83 and Ted Lindsay of Detroit 82.The Red Wings have two game left, both against fifth-place Toronto Maple Leafs\u2014in Toronto Saturday and in Detroit Sunday.If Beliveau is to finish ahead of Howe he will have to stage something of a scoring spree Saturday.Should there be a tie on points at the finish, the S1.000 award goes to the player with the most goals.Howe has scored 42, Beli-veau 33 and Lindsay 28 The runner-up gets S500.Another $1,000\u2014and nothing lor runner-up\u2014is still at stake between goalies Glen Hall of Detroit and Jacques Plante of Montreal.The goalie award\u2014the Ve-zina Trophy\u2014goes to Ibe goalie who has played the most games for the team least scored on during the season.Hall has been beaten 153 times but has two games to go against rdante\u2019s one.Plante is charged , with 155 goals, including 32 scor-! ed against Montreal in nine j games Plante missed while injured.Plante won the award last Major Ball Teams To Colled Cool $9,300,000 For Rights To Broadcast And Televise; Dodgers-Yanks Tops Berrios-Costa Winner To Meet \"Kid\" Bassey NEW YORK\u2014(/P)\u2014The International Boxing Club announced Friday the second phase of the featherweight elimination tournament will be held in Washington, D C.April 26 with the winner of Friday night's Miguel Ber-rios-Carmelo Costa match meeting Hogan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria.NEW YORK (/P) \u2014 Organized baseball, with only Milwaukee Braves and Kansas City A's out of the picture, will collect a record $9,300,000 this year for the rights to broadcast and telecast major league games.The represents an increase of 50 per cent or $3,100,000 compared to 1956.A survey by the magazine Television Age in its March 25 issue showed that Brooklyn Dodgers will televise more games than any other team, a total of 102, all 77 home games and 25 on the road.The Dodgers and New York Yankees will collect the biggest financial chunk $750,000 each Jockeys Must Wear Helmets ; for their TV and radio rights.New York Giants are third in ! this respect with $600.000 and Detroit fourth with $450,000.Pittsburgh\u2019s taking of the TV plunge the Pirates will televise 24 away games leaves only Milwaukee and Kansas City out of the video payoff.Advertising sponsors, of which todacco, beer, oil.gasoline and razor blade companies make up the majority, will pay out $31,-800,000 for the regular season games, the all-star games, the world series and pre-game and post-game shows.The 1957 figure is $5,600,000 more than advertisers spent for baseball last year.in Ontario Manager Jack Tighe Of Detroit Tigers Predicts Explosion Coming After His Charges Drop Eighth Exhibition Till Canadians Have Tough Time In English Tourney LONDON\u2014KP\u2014It was a tough day for Canadian players\u2014male j and female\u2014Friday in the All-I England Badminton Tournament, the unofficial world ehampion-! ship.Marjorie Shedd of Toronto j was defeated in the singles semifinals 11-3, li-5 by defending i titleholder Margaret Varner of El Paso, Tex., who thus entered the finals against Judy Devlin of Baltimore.Dave MacTaggart.of Vancouver, Canadian singles champ, and Peter Ferguson of Woodstock, Ont.were defeated 15-11, 15-11 in the quarter-finals of the men's doubles by Joe Alston, Pasadena, j Calif., and H.A.Heah.Malaya.TORONTO\u2014 (P \u2014Jockeys on Ontario tracks must wear protective helmets starting this season, the Ontario Racing Commission ruled Friday.Ontario thus is one year behind Western Canada where the headgear was adopted in 1956.The ORC ruling was welcomed by Lcn Stroud, secretary-manager of the Jockey\u2019s Benefit Association.who said \u201cwe are all for it.\u201d Each rider must buy his own helmet at a cost estimated at $38.50.The streamlined protector resembles that used by speed boat and motorcyclé race drivers.LAURENTIAN\u2019S SKIING \u2018GOOD\u2019 Ski conditions in the Lauren-Dans were reported by the Quebec Publicity Bureau yesterday as good in the Lac Beauport and | Mont Tremblant North Side ! areas.Richelieu Park Gets Electric Tote-Board MONTREAL\u2014\u2018(P \u2014Quebec province's first automatic tote-board will be working at Richelieu Park track by the time harness-racing season opens April 20.it was announced today.The electric hoard, 160 feet long and nine feet tall, lights up with odds and amounts bet on every horse.Changes, if any, are made every 90 seconds.LAKELAND, Fla.\u2014 UP) \u2014 There\u2019s an explosion coming on 1 this club,\u201d said new manager | Jack Tighe of Detroit Tigers.| | \u201cThere are some guys who have j been on this ball club a long time, guys who are getting a lot of money and aren\u2019t earning it,\u201d Tighe.the \u201cnice guy\" who was picked to replace Bucky Harris and put some \u201cfire\u201d into the Tigers, lit the fuse Tuesday after Detroit, favored to give New York Yankees trouble if anyone can this season, had dropped their eighth decision in 10 exhibition games.On the heels of Tigh\u2019s appraisal, John McHalc, director of Tiger player personnel and the man who makes the trades, announced after a conference with Hank Greenberg, Cleveland general manager, that \u201cwe have some players who could help the Indians, and they have some who could help us.\u201d Tighe, the 43-year-old ex-Detroit coach who never has managed in the majors before, refused to give names when he indicated some of his players have been dogging it this spring.He wasn't as general when questioned about a possible trade with the Indians.\u201cWe need pitching,\u201d said Tighe.\u201cThe Indians want a catcher.\u201d CHICAGO\u2014(VP)\u2014Spider Webb of Chicago, fourth ranking middleweight contender, and Randy Sandy of New York, No.10, were signed Friday by the Inter-nalional Boxing Club for a televised 10-round bout in Chicago Stadium April 17.A NEW ARMOU REGIMENT BOATERS FISHERMEN \"You h*d boitor tt«rt thinking about putting your equipment in ordar - - - - fishing season opens early this year!\" COME IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE and wa\u2019ll service your boat and motor, putting it in top condition! DON\u2019T WAIT UNTIL THE RUSH STARTS .be ready and waiting for tha day when you\u2019ll want to gat out on fhe lakes and enjoy yourself! HENRI MORIN 675 Thomas Avenue - MAGOG -Tel.VI.3-3788 EVINRUDE MOTORS sales and service.First Regiment, Slh Catwdian Hussar* (Princess Louise s) Per further tnlormaHon about the f?rR(m«*)t.or about tha fin* tmd ooricH life tueaUhtg ynti m Canada\u2019» Atmtt, wiafl ll*M mu non or phone, write or virit your Army Recruiting Station.The formation of a new regular Armoured Regiment, the First Regiment, 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise's) has just been announced.A limited number of openings is immediately available.The headquarters of this new ynit.formed from the.8th Princess Louises (New Brunswick) Hussars will hr stationed at Camp Gagetown, with a squadron at Camp Valcartier, Que.Here is your opportunity for a worthwhile job with a fine future.Army Recruiting Stotion, 70 Belvedere Street, Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014 Tel.LO.2-0870 W)iHovt cotl or obligation ptooto land ma furthar dataiti on Mrvka i« tha tint tagimairt, 8th Conodlon Huuan (Mncaii louiia i).I Noma.Addreti.¦ \u2014 - City/Town.Prov.Telephone \u2018'flrlftriiiki CARS ARE MY LINE! by T H.FOX Our children, their sayings and antics, arc probably our most common source of humor.If only they knew how we superior grown-ups chuckle at them.(And if only we realized how they laugh at us).Mothers-in-law have been done to death with jokes -they're probably the second most-used category - which strikes me as strange because I think most people like their mothers-in-law.I\u2019m sure the third most-used source for jokes, although J may be a little prejudiced, is cars and the people who drive them.\\ salesman who was in hcix?the other day combined the second and third categories.He defined \u201cmixed emotions\u201d as watching your mother-in-law drive over a cliff in your brand new car.Teenagers and cars are a constant source of laughs, like the case of the mother and father who were dressing down their son for dating a girl of whom they didn't approve.\u201cWith onr old ear.\" the son said sadly, \u201cshe\u2019s the best I can gel.\u201d Later, when hewent to college he had his own jalopy.It was an old car, so he supplied the \u201cautomatic clutch.\u201d .And I always remember the sign displayed by a lonely service station al the edge of the desert: \u201cDon\u2019t ask us for information, it we knew- anything we wouldn't he here.\u201d Someday, perhaps.I'll make a real collection of car stories.Beneath the humor I think you'd find an interesting history of our timrsi If you\u2019ve got any good car stories to add, we ll give them the same careful attention we give the handpicked used cars on our lot.« "]