Sherbrooke daily record, 22 avril 1957, lundi 22 avril 1957

[" 1957\t\tAPRIL\t\t\t1957 S\tM\tT W\tT\tF\tS \t1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6 7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13 14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19\t20 21\t22\t23 24\t25\t26\t27 28\t29\t30\t\t\t tjMbcookelDailuBecocd ' THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS f MATNLl SCTtfNY Sunny today; Tuesday, tunny w ith increasing cloudiness during (he alternoon; milder Tuesday; vinds light today, southerly 15 fuesday.Low tonight and high Tuesday S6 and 64.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957 Sixty-First Year JORDAN LEFTISTS ASK ENVOY\u2019S EXPULSION Syrian Troops Move In The Pope Stassen Sees Ike Disarmament Pact Hopes Rise In US AUGUSTA, Ga.'\u2014 (T*) \u2014 President Eisenhower will confer here Tuesday with his disarmament adviser amid fresh indications that the United States now sees some chance for agreement with Russia on a first step toward disarmament.Easter Bonnets!! Four globe - trotting Canadian soldiers beam in their colorful native hats in happy imitation of milady pick-ing up her traditional Easter bonnet.Clockwise (from numbers 1 to 4): CpI.Gerry Fraser, Tweed, Ont., at Saigon, Indochina, wears a native straw hat; Craftsman Mike Polishak, Melville, Sask., with the UN Emergency Force at Abu Suweir, tries on an Egyptian tarboosh; L/Cpl.J.J.Parent, Longueuil, Que., with the Canadian medical detachment in Korea dons a Korean \u201cpapa-san\u2019s\u201d hat; Pte.John McLeod, Kitchener, Ont., with the Royal Canadian Regiment in Soest, Germany, models a hunter\u2019s hat, complete with a \u201cgamsbart\u201d brush of goats\u2019 whiskers.(CP from National Defence) World News In Brief CHICOUTIMI, Que \u2014 « \u2014 Four children, missing lor 11 hours, were found asleep Saturday in a barn on the outskirts of nearly Port Alfred.They were cold and hungry, but unharmed.\u2022 » * * DALLAS, Tex.\u2014 (d3) \u2014 Ten tornadoes lashed from angry storm clouds over Texas Sunday night, injured an estimated 11 persons and inflicted heavy property damage.One man was reported missing.* * * TORONTO \u2014 W \u2014 J.Mil-ton Cork, eo-tounder of the first selfservice food store in Canada, died at his home here Saturday.He was 87.He was honorary chairman of the board of Loblaw Graccterias Co.Ltd *\t* * HAVANA \u2014 j0jn jn renouncing the use of; ibbti to negotiate with 14 Allied powers at reduction in the list ui items embargoed for Red China.At the same time it called for an increase in the Soviet-bloc trade control list and a tightening up of control machinery.The announcement emphasized that the U.S.has no intention of modifyin, SOVIET RELATIONS Foreign Minister Suleiman Na-bulsi reiterated Jordan's intention to establish diplomatic relations with Russia, saying: \"Why should wc fear Soviet diplomats more than others?1 might stale here that I have noted other diplomatic missions in our in- A>ndful of Easter pilgrims.in the future Stassen no longer its own total embargo falrM(|i-v interfering on all trade wilh the Chinese rc™\u201d , alrs ,\t, Communists.\tf Nab,)1,i'.' .twh\u201c rf1*ncd , ,\t.\t,\t.I prime minister 12 days ago at I he decision was made in res ,he demand of King Hussein, ponse to long-time British and insjstcd lha( thc |K)ljcy of ,he Japanese pressures for increas- new government under Premier mg commerce with the Chinese | Hussein Khalidi would not mainland.Their demands for revision constituted one side of a squeeze in which President Eisenhower reiterated his Easter message when he keep Eisenhower advised regarding any disarmament developments.Tuesday\u2019s meeting indicates some highly important development.Teenage Driver's Stunt Kills Child Easter mass.HONORED GUESTS Consuls from Roman Catholic ¦countries \u2014 preceded by liveried dragonmen beating silver tipped batons on the pavement-| walked in procession and sat as honored guests at the serv.ee.sor Castle\u2019s St.George\u2019s Chapel She was saluted by the bands of the Life Guards and the Grenadier Guards playing \u201cHappy Birthday\u201d as part of a concert.Appearing briefly at a window in the east terrace of thc castle, the Royal family\u2019s country resi- in thc windup of Easter week dcncc near London, the Queen, j observances, a sunrise service Prjnce Philip, Prince Charles and I was held also outside the Church Princess Anne, smiled and wav-jof Scotland in the Israeli sector ec* to the thousands massed around the castle to hear the concert and see the Queen.of Jerusalem.Approximately 100 Christian [pilgrims crossed from Israel into | the old city to spend Easter.[They included clergymen, mem-ibers of the consular corps and ;Somc visitors.As they entered Continued on Page 5 DAYTON, Ohio.\u2014tVP)\u2014 Police said a four-year-old girl was killed Sunday when struck by a car steered by a teen-ager sitting backwards on the car\u2019s hood.Johnny Marie Reeves was playing near a curb when the car went out of control.Raymond been caught for more than a year.The other side consists of pressures in the U.S.Congress to maintain the highest possible restrictions on all free-world trade wilh the whole Communist bloc.Although the new American decision was made after consultation with congressional leaders, administration officials expect a burst in criticism when Congress reassembles after the Easter recess.Hollywood - Type College Criticized WASHINGTON\u2014f/P)\u2014The fed Penrod, 17, who allegedly was oral educational policies commis steering the car, was held for in vestigation.Four other youths were also in the car.Duplessis Is 67 TROIS-RIVIERES, Que.\u2014 however, active dust which fell over Japan j April 17 contained 33 per cent Lt-Col.Spurgeon Neel, an last Wednesday.Some other ! elements which were insoluble #rmy *vi*tion medical officer, scientists disagreed with his con ; in acid.The United States Bikini said lhe order W8S iss,)cd afler elusions.\t['tests produced fall-out* with 10 il had ***\" Ieflrned that some Japanese weathermen said Frt-\tto\t20 per cent insoluble ele- day they were \u201calmost certain\u201d ments.this fall-out resulted from a Sov- The high percentage of insol* let blast April 14.The United uble elements in the Soviet fall-States Atomic Energy Commis- out indicated the explosion had\tü.0»\t.Î!.8 sion and the British defence min- occurred on or near the ground, \"*r\tJ!îîu Shiokawa said.OTHERS DISAGREE Other Japanese scientists Mayflower II Heads Out Into Atlantic pilots, treated with the drugs for high blood pressure, were report- ; ing for duty \"just because their | pressure was down.\" in line to the British throne, has! ,,\t,\t,\t,\t, a reputation as a playboy in thc|\tslaVes °f the ,ntelle\t\tX\t?\t\t\t\t\tE\t\t£\t\u2022 i \tIT\t\tV\t\t\t\t\tsT\t\t\tTïV \t7\u2014iwl\t\t\t\t\t\tn\ts\t\t\t Fa\tL\trE\t\t\t\t\t\tI]\t\t[cl\tA*A \tE\tT\tA\t\t\t\t\tK\t\t\"Aj\t> A\tT\tT\t1\t\t\t\t\tV\t\tE\tËÎD \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 29 Arabian gulf 31 Bloodier 17 Most boresome 33 Wiser 19 Legal claims 38 Choose 24\tHigh 25\tEye part 26\tSpanish title 27\tHairiness 28\tBiblical name 46 Domestic slave 47\tWicked 48\tRefute 23 Get up 40 Repast 50 Medics! suffixes (Ft.Wm.Timcs-Journal) The total tax bill Canadians will pay this year will exceed $8 billion.That is more than twice the 1949 total of $3.8 billion.A good many Canadians must be asking themselves whether, in their lifetime, taxes will ever come down.As long as Canadians permit politicians to spend more money in return for support at the polls, the more money government will spend.If a politician promises a new post office, he wins local support.The thought Is that the rest of the country will help pay for it; and so it will be like getting something for nothing.But in other communities other politicians are promising other post offices, bridges, roads, health services, larger family allowances and so on \u2014 and getting support because of these promises.Of course all of (he promises have added up to more taxes \u2014 to a point that Canadians are concerned, finally, about their mounting tax burden.As a result, politicians strive to shift the blame and the burden from municipal to provincial to federal government.The quarrel is limited to taxing authority, and to division of the tax revenues.No word is heard in favor of cutting spending, and thus cutting taxation.It is a cynical per formance, (ab.) 30 Take vengeance 32 Put forth 34 Music instruction 85 Deprive of food 36\t-Vegas, Nevada 37\t\"-Marie\u201d 39\tSmile broadly 40\tDischarge 41\tBrazilian coin 42\tConsent 45 Gained knowledge 49 Gloomiest 51\tNight before an event 52\tNoises 53\tDisorder of the skin 54\tMoral wrong 55\tStain \u2022\tr~\t5\u201c\t\ty\t\t\tT-\t\tl\tr~\tS\"\t1 iT\u201c\t\t\t\t!\t\t\t\t\th\t\t\t ir-\t\t\t\tt\t\t\t\tb\t\t\t\t r~\t\t\tJ\t\t\t\t\ti)\t\t\t\t \t\tii\t\t\t\tU.\t\t\t\t\t\t 5T\tTT\t\t\t\tîv\t\t\t\t\tTT\tST\t \t\t\t\tL\t\t\t8\t\tM\t\t\t H\t\t\t\t\t\t\t«\t\t\t\t\t j*\t\t\t\tJ7\t\tTT\u2019\t\t\tK\t\t\t \t\t\tà\t\t\t\t\tfi\t\t\t\t \tnr\tPT\t\t\t\t«\ti#.1\t\t\t\t(7\t \t\t\t\t\t54\t\t\t\t\tf!\t\t a\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t5n\t\t w\t\t\t\t11\t\t\t\t\t\tII\t\t The castle's oldest building is diminutive St.Margaret\u2019s Chapel, built in 1076 by Queen Margaret, the Saxon wife of Malcolm Canmore.son ol King Duncan who had been murdered by Macbeth.Obviously the castle rock had been a stronghold before that, for among the chapel foundations are traces of Roman building.Somewhat later in date arc the Great Hall, which is believed to have been used for meetings of the earliest Scottish parliaments, and the Royal Apartments which are entered through a doorway over which hangs the cipher of Mary Queen of Scots and Darnley and the date 1566.The newest building of all, the Scottish National War Memorial, has an international reputation.The memorial consists of a hall of honour and a central shrine.* * * There is an alcove for each Scottish regiment, including the Canadian Scottish regiments.In the central shrine, standing on the bare rock which is the highest point of the castle, a green marble of remembrance carries a steel casket guarded by four kneel-\u2019ing angels.In the casket are contained all the names of Scotland\u2019s men who died :n the attmpt to safeguard the world\u2019s peace.The United\tServices\tMu- seum contains the brilliant succession\tof\tuniforms\tand battle weapons of Scottish regiments of many reigns.Some of these, too, have been known in Canada, during her early years of struggle.The regalia of Scotland are kept in the crown chamber at the castle.\tThe\tScottish crown is claimed\tto\tbe older\tthan many of the crown jewels at the Tower of London\u2014it dates from the time of Robert the Bruce 1274-1329.ENCHANTED LAND (Rear Admiral Richard E.Byrd) At the bottom of this planet lies an enchanted continent in the sky, like a pale sleeping princess.Sinister and beautiful she lies in her frozen slumber, her billowy white robes of snow weirdly luminous with amethysts and emeralds of ice, her dreams iridescent ice halos around the sun and moon, her horizons painted with pastel shades of pink, gold, green and blue.Such is Antarctica, luring land of everlasting mystery.THE CHARM OF THIS DAY (Toronto Telegram) Said the little girl, as her aunt led her from the skating rink: \u201cI like swimming.\u201d For her, as for grownups, winter has been long and summer with its prospect of lakes and beaches seems distant.But the present has large compensations.The little girl and her friends are out with their skipping ropes and the sidewalk is chalked in squares where they balm, a fresh wind that sweeps play hop-scotch.Small boys are shooting marbles and are as breathless as the puppy that romps with them.For them Spring is a day after day of release, of freedom from cumbersome clothes and escape from early nights; it is day after day of more sunshine and sweet air and free movement.And for adults Spring is a the mind as the sun clears the streets of ice.Pleasure is visible and animated\u2014the fat robin hard back on its heels as it tugs at the worm; the budding trees.trees, the sprouting crocuses, tulips and daffodils; the children romping in the yard.They promise that the time is near for the removal of storm windows, for golf and tennis and sailing, for drives into the green country.Spring\u2014the name itself is enlivening.There is cheer in it and beauty, the beauty of growth and of newness.It is possible to look back on Winter with affection, if only for the reason that like a shadow it highlights the charm of Spring.'«I ::\tvM-tc-xt-'- ¦ GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SEE MORE FARGO TRUCKS on the road than ever before! 1.\tForward Look styling.Clean, smooth-flowing lines, forward-thrusting fenders, modern hooded headlamps, wide-sweeping grille\u2014a/f have a buainess-building look of flair and flcctness.2.\tSuper-rugged design.From built-to-take-it cmrome-alloy spring* to extra-heavy-duty frames to shot-peened rear axles, Fargoa give you a valuable bonus in hauling ability.3.\tEconomical operation.Fargo V-8\u2019a and proved Sikes give you full power on regular gas.Exclusive full-opening alligator hood makes engine maintenance easier, faster, thriftier.4.\tTop power.Fargo trucks lead in advanced-design V-8 power, from 180 lo232 h.p.Fargo Sixes, too.are leaders.5.\tDriving ease.Shortest turning diameters (on many models) take you easily out of tight spots.Push-button driving is available on D100 (H-ton) models for start-stop hauling ease.6.\tMere comfort, tofety.Wide, wide cab seat has fore-and-aft plus seat-hack angle adjustment.Electric windshield wipers, safety door latches are standard equipment.I 1 m Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited m Model D100 Panel, 5,000 lbs.max.G.V.W.Model D100 Express, 5,000 lbs.max.G.V.W.also Model D300 Express, 8,800 lbs.max.G.V.W.s 41\tGrades 42\tAugment» 43\tHold 44\tCity in Nevada Model D300, Stake body, 8,800 lbs.max.G.V.W.Model D400 with Van body, 15,000 lbs.max.G.V.W.Model 0500 with Dump body, 18,000 lbs.max.G.V.W.Cab-Over-Engine model, up to 45,000 lbs max G.C.W Model D700 Tractor, up to 45.000 lbs.max.G.C.W- You\u2019re way out front with FARGO \u2014¦built to fit your iob hli\t-.\u2022.v.oedgi.tfrtcg,: MARTIN MOTOR 405 BELVEDERE ST.S.SALES LIMITED SHERBROOKE QUEBEC Scolslown Women\u2019s Institute To Hold Hat Remodelling Course May 6-10 SCOTSTOWN \u2014 The Apri! of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon MacLeod meeting of the Women's Insti- were.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Turn-tute was held in the High School, er and-Gordie.Mr.and Mrs.W.with the president, Mrs.Philip Young and son David of Lenn-Boy, conducting the opening oxville.and Mr.and Mrs.Jonn ceremonies.Nine members ans- MacLeod of Sherbrooke wered the roll call.\tFriends of Mr.William Mac- Minutes of the previous meet- Lean are sorry to learn he has ing were read by the secretary, been confined to bed with pn.'u-Mrs.D.A.Campbell gave the monia at the home of Mr.and financial report which showed a Mrs.Burns MacDonald, fair balance on hand.\tFriends of Mr.and Mrs.Dan- Members were reminded that nie MacLean will be interested there is still a need for knitted to know they have moved to squares for the Women\u2019s Volun- their home on the Lingwick tary Service.June 25 to 28 is Road after spending the winter the date for the June conven- months in town, tion, at which each branch is\tan(j Mrs.Ashley Scarth allowed four articles for the ,j.v }jave returned to Stanstead af-1 ter spending a holiday with Mr.Mrs.J.B.Scott reported and Mrs.Payson Sherman.814.55 on the sale of librarj yjr.and Mrs.Jack McKeown books.Several dozen books are 0f Montreal and Mr.and Mrs.on saile in\tMrs.\tt\\\tater shop.\tThomas Stokes\tof Bury w ere | Mrs.B.\tAtkin,\tWelfare and\tweekend guests\tof Mr.and Mrs.Health Convener, reported cot- Dave Waters, ton was given\tto\ta family in\tMrs.Ross MacDonald was an town to be\tused\tas\tdressings for\tovernight guest\tof friends in a sick patient.\tSherbrooke, and attended the Mrs.Cook had a paper on Eastern Star meeting.\u201cGrowing Flowers \" which can ue Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Buchaman received by members free by 0f Sherbrooke were calling on sending tiicir n tovm sotte vOterYteNcsycs fappucwnov.V MOU'U.TZfcPÜRT CDTTVA GOWVE.Tt LGPteVmOBt Kite FASjÇjOOVi D& YW&Vl CDYlViKÆ OOt XYABR tAVL TO GteMà OVr P, PRtt TRIP TO ELteOteVT ¥-\u201920 K S, MM l.rvV.M*.T M P-g U S fit OH, KNOBBY,.TM T AW SCARED.' 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Electrolysis Studio MISS JUDITH JULIEN, R.N , graduate of \u201cl\u2019Enfant Jesus\u201d Hospital, Quebec City, and \u201cKree Electrolysis Institute,\u201d New York, has ten years\u2019 experience in specializing in the removal of superfluous hair.Call LO.2-8062 44 King St.West, Sherbrooka.Apartment 5 Shop with Confidence 59 Rue AttXflNDRt SHCRBROOK.t STYLING & REPAIRS Re-Styling & Repairi Unlimited Parking SFW AND SAVE! with the newest choice ol FABRICS TEXTILE MILL OUTLET 416 Marquette St, Sherbrooke.FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed MARCEL FONTAINE Tel: LO.2-6595 ROCK FOREST J Kiwanians Celebrating Good Will\" Week SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957 V Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club Members Members of the Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club are as follows: Dr.Tom Cadman, president, Henri Baudot, secretary; Len Adam, Sterling Allatt, Rick Alleyn, Reg.Bishop, Lionel Caron, Bill Charlebois, Alfred Chamberland, Frank Gravel, Jos.Faucher, Sid Garland, Gaston Gaucher, Harry Grundy, Jim Hodge, Ron Mawhood, Les Memory, Herb Plow, Russ Bauman, Guy Blanchette, R.Bourbonniere, Edward Cook, Gerald Curphey, Jean Denault, Bert Hill, Ben Howard, Newman Hunter, A.Kouri, Len Keeler, Walter Lefebvre, Arthur Simpson, Come Trudeau, R.Theroux, Sam Gillman.Bulwer Mr.and Mrs.Grant Forgrave and children, of High Forest, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Lowd.The April meeting of the Bulwer Women\u2019s Association was held at the home of Mrs.Howard Kerr with Mrs.David Wood and Mrs.Ralph Todd assisting hostesses.The business meeting was opened with a short devotional period in charge ot Mrs.Roberta Richardson.Mrs.Johnston reported that the cook books had been received.The members will serve a dinner .ot the church hall on April 30.At the conclusion of the meeting, tea was served by the hostesses.Mr.William Harricks, of 3ru-ce Mines, Ont., has returned home after being a guest at the home of Mrs.E.A.Wheeler.Miss Glenna Evans, of Compton, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Lowd.WATERVILLE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.William Willard, of Montreal, w!ere weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Deacon.KIWANIS CLUB EXECUTIVE \u2014 Shown above is the executive of the Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club.Front row, left to right are: Rick Alleyn, Sam Gillman, Dr.T.Cadman, president; Jos.Faucher, Henri Baudot.Second row, same ordfer, Frank Gravel, S.Allatt, G.Gaucher, Walter Lefebvre and G.Curphey.Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club To Participate In Two Meetings With Vermont, N.H.Clubs Conqtéfufôf/om, % FELLOW KIWANIANS! Let's Extend Hands Across the Border During Kiwanis Good Will Week.This ad is sponsored in favour of fhe HARDWICK TULIP FESTIVAL by the HARDWICK DEPT.STORE Roland Lefebvre, President.This week is \u201cGood Will Week,\u2019\u2019 for several hundred Kiwanis clubs in Canada and the United Slates, and the Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club will be doing its part in underlining this essential part of the Kiwanis ideal.Two good-will meetings will be held in the district during the week.Tonight, at its regular meeting at the Hotel Sherbrooke, the local Kiwanis Club will be host to members from clubs in Barre, Vt, Warwick, Vt., and Montpelier.Vt.The Rev.Henry Mathews will be the guest speaker, and his subject will be \u201cChristian Approach to Canada \u2022 U.S.Relations.\u201d On Wednesday, a delegation of eight members from the Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club will visit the Lancaster, N.H.Club.Sherbrooke president Dr.T.Cadman and Les Memory will direct the delegation.CRIPPLED CHILDREN The local club is noted for its work with crippled children in the district.It sends several crippled youngsters to the Camp for Crippled Children at Ayer\u2019s Cliff each year, and helps to run the camp.The club also runs the Easter seals campaign in this district each year, and raises money through its annual horseshow.Each year, too, the club conducts a \"Gasoline Day\u201d to raise even more funds for its good work.The local club was founded in August of 1948, with Newman Hunter elected the first president.Succeeding- presidents have been: Len Keeler, Guy Blanchette, Les Memory.Gilbert Rheaume, Jack Dunfield, Reg.Bishop and Jos Faucher.Present president is Dr.T.Cadman.This \u201cGood Will\u201d observance takes place each year, and 1957 marks the 38th year.In reality, the week is only a symbol of the kind of international brotherhood in North America that should be in evidence throughout the year.As a further tribute to the good will and understanding w-hich has so long existed between Canada and the United States, Kwanis International erected in Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C., the Harding International Good Will Memorial which was dedicated with significant ceremonies Sept.16, 1935.The inscription on this memorial is an excerpt from the address of President llarcsinp, the first United States president to visit Canada.SUPPORT The project has the full-hearted support of many leading Canadian and U.,S.figures.Says J.G, Crcan, president ol the Canadian Chamber of Coin merce: \u201c1 like to think that the 3,000 mile border between the United States and Canada joins rather than separates us.'\u2019 His American counterpart, the president of the U.s.Chamber of Commerce, Boyd Campbell, recognizes the interdependence of the two countries : \u201cKiwanis International is to he commended for its vigilance in this regard, by affording us all an opportunity to observe United States Canada Good Will Week, says Mr.Campbell.Newport Club To Visit The Magog Kiwanians FELLOW KIWANIANS BARRE KIWANIS CLUB Peace Markers Link Two Great Nations Kiwanis International Goodwill Week APRIL 22 till 27 an opportunity for everyone to renew this wonderful U.S.-Canadian Friendship! F.W.W00LW0RTH CO.LTD.50 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke Kiwanis Member: Mr.G.Gaucher Kiwanis clubs in the United States and Canada have placed 25 \u2018\u2018Peace Markers\u2019\u2019 along the 3,000-mile unforti-j fied border between the two | nations.Their object is to dramatize U.S.-Canada good neigh-j borliness.Each of the 25 peace-! markers bears a bronze plaque with the wording shown on the inset.The first Kiwanis peace marker was put in place by Michigan Kiwanians at the Ambassador Bridge which connects Detroit and Windsor.It was set up on January 22,\t1935 during ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of *the founding of Kiwanis.Other peace markers were set up by U.S.or Canadian clubs working singly, in pairs, | or in groups., Inspiration of the 25 Kiwanis peace markers was furnished by the establish-: ment in 1925 of the Kiwanis International Go o d Will Memorial in Stanley Park, Vancouver.This memorial was set up by U.S.and Cana-| dian Kiwanis Clubs to emphasize the lasting friendship between the two nations.It also commemorated the first visit of a U.S.President, in office, to Canadian soil.That presidehit, a Kiwanian, was Warren G.Harding.Each peace marker is located at an important port of entry between Canada and the U.S.Though they vary in appearance, each bears the following legend : This unfortified boundary line between the Dominion of Canada and the United States of America should quicken the remembrance of the more than a century-old friendship between these countries \u2014 a lesson of peace to all nations.April 28th marks the 139th anniversary of the signing of the Rush-Bagot agreement which demilitarized the Canadian-U.S.boundary.1 he Magog Kiwanis Club will celebrate Canada-U.S.Good w ill W\u2019eek by being hosts at Ayer\u2019s Cliff to the Newport, Vermont Kiwanis Club.The Magog Club two weeks ago paid a visit to the Newport Chib.This year, the Magog Kiwanis Club will be celebrating its seventh year of service to the communities of Magog and Ayer\u2019s Cliff.During these seven years, the club has lived up to Kiwanis ideals as a community builder.During the past year, the club has performed many valuable services, fhe group has made a presentation of a wheel c^vair to the Crippled COOKSHIRE \u2014 The Woman\u2019s Missionary Society held its Easter Thankoffering meeting with Mrs.,1.A.Butler with 16 friends and mem bers present.Mrs.E.C.James conducted the meeting, when a (alk was given by Mrs.J.W.Robinson on a \u201cmodern version of Jesus calling the fishmen.\u201d Mrs.Dickson gave a reading on the resurrection and Mrs.Kernly sang \u201cThe Old Rugged Cross,\u201d accompanied on the piano by Mrs.D.MacRac, A short play was given by Mrs.A, H.Goff, Mrs.C.Cooper and Mrs.0.C.Farnsworth.The hostess, assisted by Mrs.C.Cooper and Mrs.Goff served refreshments.Mrs.C.Cooper offered to hold the May meeting at her home.FARNHAM CENTRE \u2014 Little Miss Carol Ingalls accompanied Miss Mabel Robertson to Montreal, where they spent the week-end.Children\u2019s Camp at Ayer\u2019s Cliff, and made a New XvX\":*'\t8^5 Queen Blvd.North Tel.lo.2-2744 GOOD LUCK FELLOW KIWANIANS F.W.CO, LTD.346 Main West \u2014 Tel.VI.3-3421 MAGOG, QUE.Iren# Forti»r, Secretary: Megog Kiwanis Club \\WHAT APFYOU J DOING AT THE _ TABLE?j£5J IT\u2019S TIME FOP SUPPED ALEXANDER COOKIE *1 COME FOR SUPPER n Best Wishes Fellow Kiwanians! Wa are now in full summer operation.RIPPLECOVE INN Ayer's Cliff \u2014 Tel.77 Kiwanis Member: Archie Stafford.WE EXTEND THE HAND OF FRIENDSHIP TO OUR BROTHERS ACROSS THE BORDER.LANCASTER, N.H.KIWANIS CLUB HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER Monday, April 22nd till Saturday, April 27th, is KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL WEEK! Combustion Engineering - Superheater Ltd.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC Les Memory, Member: Sherbrooke Kiwanis HI NEIGHBOUR.â Another of Kiweni» International's \"Good Ideas!\" Canada-United States Goodwill Week.Starting April 22nd to April 27th.May our tics with our friends across the border continue to grow! SOCKOL AUTO PARTS NEWPORT, VT.Telephone 837 and 838 Saul Sockol, Past President Newport Kiwanis Club.l!ll!K ITS JUST FIVE O'CLOCK-) ( VOU KNOW VJE DON'T/ X T\u2014^ EAT UNTIL SIX .SL K f i ; DADDY'S STOMACH K\u2014f IÇ AN HOUP :