Sherbrooke daily record, 11 novembre 1954, Section 2

[" Second Section Sbecbrooke ÏDaili) TRecocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS r Second Section SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TH l'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 19M.Commonwealth Speeds Up Missile-Testing Program By LOUIS L.LECK Canadian Press Correspondent Wooinera, Australia \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Completion of many new ground facilities at the Woomera rocket range in South Australia has enabled Britain and Australia to step up their missile-testing program.Every type of missile is now being tested \u2014 air-to-air, air-to-ground, ground-to-air and ground-to-ground.The Woomera area is a vast expanse of sand ridges, stumpy bushes, and clusters of stones known as \"gibbers.'\u2019 In the summer months the temperature rises to 120 degrees in the shade.The rainfall averages less than five inches a year and there is no natural water supply.This type of country stretches the full length of the range to the West Australian coast, a distance of 1,250 miles.The British and Australian governments share the enormous, though undisclosed, cost of the rocket range which was started seven years ago.Three thousand people now \u2022\t- live in this town on the eastern bury and there are now t.OOU edge of the range.Five hundred buildings covering an area of six houses have been built and!square miles, there are hostels for single men Eight British aviation coin-and women.The town has its panics have established offices own school, fire brigade, bank, and workshops at Salisbury nnenias, centre.bakery and shopping where they assemble missiles.A security officer showed There were no trees, so 25.1)00 newspaper men a little of the Australian gums were planted main range at Woomera.He ex- and they are helped by water from a 10-inch pipeline from the Murray river, about 400 miles away.The town itself uses 2,00, 000,000 gallons a week.It has a sewer treatment plant, electric power station and stone quarry.plained that a large new headquarters building controlled the missile-firing platform some distance away.\"Instrumentation posts along ,m the range track the course and a behavior of missiles with hign-1 speed cameras and telemetry,\u201d Woomera\u2019s main function is the firing and observing of missiles which are prepared 000 miles away at Salisbury, near Adelaide and flown to the range.A department of supply establishment has grown up at Salis- he ¦ said.Most missiles have a parachute on their tail, the missile explodes in flight and the parachute breaks its fall to the ground.Recovery teams go out by land or helicopter.Gouzenko Finds Canadian Heroine For Latest Novel By JOHN TRACY Canadian Press Staff Writer Toronto \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Igor Gouzenko, the former Soviet code clerk who wrote a successful first novel about his own country, has found a heroine and a scene in Canada for his second book.Part of the theme of \u201cRuth Cameron,\u2019\u2019 the novel he is writing now, is drawn from his experiences in the Russian embassy at Ottawa where nine years ago he disclosed a Red spy ring in Canada.After his first nbval, \u201cThe Fall of a Titan,\u201d was published this summer.Gouzenko and his pretty blonde wife, Svetlana, took their two children on a trip.Somewhere along the way he met Ruth Cameron's real-life counterpart and some of the minor characters for his new book.In the early drafts of the book,® Ruth falls in love with a faltering Soviet agent in Canada whose superiors are putting pressure on him through threats to torture his family at home The writer calls the Canadian girl \u201cthe personification of the free world.\u201d For the 35-year-old Gouzenko, writing a novel is sheer physical labor.He scribbles as many as three drafts in Russian long-hand.then corrects successive translations.He fixes his characters in his mind by drawing sketches or he uses people he has known in real life.Even their intimate friends don't know their address.Gouzenko\u2019s own feeling is that \u201cThe Fall of a Titan,\u201d with its portrayal of the misery and brutality of life under communism, has not lessened the danger of Soviet reprisal.Apart from the direct threat of secret agents, the Gouzenkos fear the \u201cpinks\u201d and the cranks who could scarcely rate as Communist sympathizers.To Gouzenko, the Communist threat is a real one and he refuses to take his freedom for Eight-Year-Old Is MGM's Only Regular Student By BOB THOMAS Hollywood\u2014 GP> \u2014The MGM schoolhouse, which once rang with shouts of students like Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland.Lana Turner.Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret O'Brien, now shelters but one regular student\u2014a sad^-eyed little eight-year-old named Sandra Descher.Sandra appears to be the only child under contract to the movie studios today, and how she broke into the movies will amaze you.Hou: She Started I learned the story from the i girl and her alert mother, Mrs.Audrey Descher, who related: \u201cEver since Sandy was very ; young, people have been telling me how witty and bright she is.They said she should he in the movies .\u201cWell, I didn't think much about it until a couple of years ago.On an impulse, I called I Warner Brothers and asked for the casting department\t1 i told the woman that I had a : child who was very bright and people said she should be in movies \u201cIf she had brushed me off, I never would have tried again.; But she said, \u2018Can you be here ; in half an hour?' \u201cThey were looking for a girl for \u2018Miracle of Our Lady of Fat ; ima.\u2019 But Sandy was obviously loo young.When director Michael Curtiz told her so.she started crying.Then he told her that some day she wouldn\u2019t be too young, and she smiled again.\u201cAn agent saw her and figured if she could turn it on and off like that, she ought to make an actress.He landed her a role in Walt Disney\u2019s Christmas show, and she has been working ever ! since.\u201d Eleven Movie Roles Since the Disney debut, Sandy has worked in 11 movies and ! most of the top TV film shows.After her role in \u201cThe Bad and the Beautiful,\u201d MGM offered a contract.She signed with MGM and went into the important role as daughter of Elizabeth Taylor and Van Johnson in \u201cThe Last Time i Saw Paris.\u201d Then she plaveri the understudy to love goddess Lana Turner in the Biblical epic.\u201cThe Prodigal.\u201d A fourth grader and bright student, Sandy said she doesn\u2019t feel lonely in the big MGM school.She goes home to Burbank each afternoon to play with the kids in her neighborhood.Jk IT* IN REMEMBRANCE \u2014 With the flag at half staff a Canadian soldier sounds \u2018\u2018Last Post\u201d beside the Canadian plot at Limtner Oinclery near Hannover, Germany.U'P photo from National Dcfencp) i units present, many accompanied by their wives, The weather being the very best with a full amount of sun I shine contributed largely to make Ibis a delightful outing to those Iron» a distance, and while it was a little late to view in their lull splendor the autumn foliage, the ! hills and valleys of this part of ilhe Eastern Townships presented n tapestry of peace and liar ! mony.An executive meeting of Region XIV was held in the morning followed by luncheon.The guest speaker was Orrin Kexiord, now retired, previous to which he was well and favourably known for Ins major contribution to education in this pro- vince.Taking as his subject, \"Making A Community,\u201d he related in dc tail some of the hardships ami difficulties experienced by those pioneers who laid the Imnulations ul community life in this section of the Eastern Townships more than one hundred and filly years ago.From the experiences of his own pioneer ancestors in the County of Itrome he gave an account of many incidents common to those days in comparison to life as we know it to May, draw mg attention lo the contribution made by these and succeeding generations.He was introduced by Doug Flewelling and thanked hv I Glen Brown.In the afternoon (lie ladies were conducted by motor lo variions points of interest, through the lammis Bolton Pass and lo I Spring Valley Ranch, where a* Icrmmn tea was served, then harW I to Knowlton Between 3.30 and 5 a discussion group was held on leader ship training under the chair-manship of Ken.Caulkin.As a isubject, a case history was lakeii in Which a social committee tiarl made arrangements for a dinner dance.Many of those present participated in the discussion, diinnit : which an analysis was made ol Continued on Page 4 the Soviet: guards slam the doors against you in the cattle car to | take you off to concentration camp, as it did happen to many in Estonia or Poland, it will be too late,\u201d JUNIOR CHAMBER EXECUTIVE:\tThe District XIV Junior Chamber of Commerce executive taken at the district meeting in Knowlton is shown above.Knowlton Scene Of Junior Chamber 01 Commerce District Gathering Knowlton, Nov.11.\u2014 The fall at the Knowlton Inn with mcm-eonference of Region XIV Junior tiers from Montreal, Pointe Chambers of Commerce was held i Claire, Mount Royal and other Be Modern,, In \u201cThe Fall of a Titan,\u201d a granted.He still hopes the Cana-iOO.OOO-word novel based on in- dian and United States govern-trigue in the Communist hierar- ment will put into effect the plan chy of post-revolutionary Russia, he broached a year ago to cause the various drafts amounted to further defections among Soviet 2 000,000 words.\tagents by offering them protec- The Gouzenkos live some-.tion and security, where in Canada, shielded from ' \u201cTo preserve freedom all of us possible Communist vengeance must take active part in its de-bv false names and nationalities ' fence,\u201d he told a reporter.\u201cWhen EASY SHAVING includes Gillette Dispenser sleres used blades Handy Styrin* Travel Cat* Gillette ONE-PIECE RAZOR \u2022 Here\u2019* the modern razor that takes all the fuss out of shaving! 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ÎV\u2019rV '\u2022mi'.0 PATTERN OF GIFTS Pattern-ful of potholders \u2014 all different, gay, easy lo make! Perfect for shower gifts, bazaars as well as your own kitchen \u2014 use colorful scraps, bright thread.Value! Seven \u2014 yes, seven pot-holders in Pattern 7358.Directions and embroidery transfer.Send 25c in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to Sherbrooke Daily Record, Household Arts Dept.Sherbrooke, Quo.Print plainly name, address, pattern number.IftarrûujL'fl BEACH - QUILLINAN Rock Island, Que., Nov.11.\u2014 Yellow chrysanthemums and multicolored baby poms were used to decorate the altar and communion table at the church of Our Lady of Mercy at Rock Island for a pretty autumn wed- ding, solemnized at ten o\u2019clock : on Saturday morning, November 6, when Mary Margaret, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Quilljnan, of Rock Island, became the bride of Mr.Thomas Beach, son of Mrs.Sarah Beach, of North Battleford, Sask., and j the late Mr.Beach.Rev.Father Armand Fortin, of Derby Line, was celebrant of the Nuptial Mass and officiated at the double ring ceremony.The wedding music was played by Mr.Paul Morel and Mr.Jack St.Sauveur was soloist.White satin ribbon bows marked the guest pews.The bride was given in marriage by her father.Miss Marguerite Davignon, of Rock Island, was maid of honor with Mrs.Joseph Dolloff, of Beebe Plain, and Miss Edith Smith, of Laehute as bridesmaids.Little Miss Christine Lafoe of West Park, was the flower girl.Mr.Owen Quillinan, brother of the bride was best man and the ushers were Mr.Douglas Putney, of Rock Island, and Mr.William Pope of Slanstead.The bride wore a floor-length gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over bridal satin, designed with a full skirt of tulle featuring a crescent shaped, insert of lace over the hooped satin underskirt.The strapless bodice of lace was topped with a lace jacket fastening up the front with self covered buttons and finished with a Peter Pan collar and lily point sleeves.A coronet of matching lace and pearls held in place her fingertip length veil of double nylon tulle and she carried a cascade bouquet of Talisman rpses and wore a single strand of pearls, the gift of the groom.The maid of honor was in a floor-length full skirted gown of orchid taffeta, the fitted bodice having a yoke of nylon tulle and puff sleeves and she wore a purple velvet sash.Her bandeau headdress was fashioned of purple velvet and Lille and she carried a nosegay of white carnations.The bridesmaids were in bal-lernia-length gowns of lime gieen nylon net and lace over satin.The full skirts were of net and the lace jackets topping the strapless bodices were finished with a\tscalloped\tcollar\tand three-quarter length sleeves.They wore matching green net bandeaux and carried nosegays of pink and white carnations.The flower girl was in a Cinderella frock of yellow nylon tulle over taffeta and a crinoline, the\tfull\tskirt\tbeing\tembroidered\twith\tblue\tflowers\tand she wore a blue satin ribbon sash.In\ther\thair\tshe wore blue satin ribbon and small blossoms and she carried a basket filled with Talisman rose buds.Mrs.Quillinan, mother of the bride, was attired in a frock of light blue nylon lace over satin, a matching blue velour felt hat with grey accessories and an orchid corsage.The reception held at the Del Monty Hotel was attended by upwards of 80 guests.The head table covered with a white linen cloth was centered with the three-tier wedding cake, decorated in white and silver and topped with a miniature bride and groom.White tapers in crystal holders and white baby poms completed the arrangement.CASHMERE SWEATER \u2014 This is one of the first cashmere sweaters designed by Christian Dior of Paris.Made in Hawick Scotland, the sweaters are fashioned from Himalayan goat wool and are primarily for dollar markets.The long-sleeved, lightweight sweaters come in shades of jungle green, ruby red, Dior pink and blue, black, white and fight navy.(CP Photo) Large Gathering Of Parents, Friends Af Sutton High Junior School Opening Sutton, Nov.11.\u2014The Sutton High School Junior School opening was held before a large gathering of parents and friends.The program was presented by the pupils from grades 1 lo 6 and the guest speaker was the Rev.Robert Osborne, pastor of the Sutton United Church.The annual prize-giving also took place.Following the invocation by Mr.C.Birge, pastor of Olivet Baptist Church, the pupils of grade 1 played two Rhythm Band numbers, \u201cThe Teddy Bears\u2019 Picnic\u201d and \u201cThe Little Shoemaker,\u201d under the leadership of tftir conductors, Sheila Cooper and Gail Hawley.The stories of the two numbers were acted out in pantomime in a very charming manner.The chairman of the School Board, Mr.Dwight Sweet, then addressed the gathering, basing his remarks mainly on the progress and plans for the new school, a subject which at present is uppermost in the minds of the townspeople.This was followed by a song, \u201cGoldilocks,\u201d by the pupils of grade 2.The principal, Miss K.Harper, then gave her report to the parents, followed by choral speaking, also by pupils of grade 2, \u201cThe House that Jack Built.\u201d This number was nuneiation was very clear and distinct.A recitation and song by grade 5, \u201cIf You\u2019ve Never\u201d and \u201cHome on the Range,\u201d were then much enjoyed, as was another French song, \u201cPlantons la Vigne\u201d by the grade 6 pupils.Miss Dorothy Phillips, of the High School teaching staff, then introduced Rev.' Mr.Osborne, whose address was entitled \u201cThe Race of Life,\u201d and was composed to interest the young minds with very clever use made of the famous mile race run at the British Empire Games, held last summer in British Columbia.Mr.Many Plans Made By Ayer's Cliff Home And School Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Nov 11.\u2014 The Ayer\u2019s Cliff Home and School Association held its monthly meeting at the A.C.High School, when there was a good attendance of parents and others interested in the education and welfare of the children.The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs.Gordon H.Cass, who read a short poem called, \u201cThe Lost Child,\u201d which was very much to the point.A discussion followed on the expense and advisability of sending a delegate lo the Home and School Associations annual meeting in Montreal and it was finally decided that considering the distance and the fact that the meeting only lasted two and a half hours, it was not worth it.The secretary was asked to write Montreal expressing regret.It was decided that hot lunches would again be provided.The president then asked for suggestions on how to acquire the necessary funds for the conducting of the society, explaining that though its aims were high, it had not reached that state in which it would be able to exist on air alone, no matter how hot that air might be.It was decided that a play should be put on and that members bo asked to support it in the usual manner and the support be turned over to the financial department for current and other expenses.ft was also decided that some small articles should be made by members and sold at the meeting, to be held on December 2nd.A committee was named to look after the social side of the society and to draw up a program for a Social Evening.Volunteers were asked for to assist at the annual medical inspection.The principal, Mr.Belford, then addressed the meeting telling of ways in which films could be obtained to show to both juveniles and adults.It was thought that as some of the senior students could operate projectors, films were plentiful and they should take advantage of showing some of these, as no great expense would be involved.This matter will be taken in hand and suitable evenings for showing the films would be announced.It was advisable that a membership drive be conducted as it was thought there were a number of interested people in the district who would join the associa- Former Milan Resident Feted On 50th Anniversary In Granifeville, Vermont Osborne was thanked by Mrs.Lon if they were asked.Donald Hastings of the teaching: The meeting adjourned and staff.Singing of God Save the those present spent (he rest of Queen brought the evening to a the evening in games and con- close Presentation of prizes was interspersed throughout the program.Following is the list of prize winners: Grade I: First proficiency, Cheryl Brown: second proficiency, Diane McKell; printing, Lanny O\u2019Regan; reading, Cynthia Cohen; number work, Rene Marchand; music, Hurdon Hooper; diligence.Gary Cowan: oral composition, Jimmy Dyer.Grade II: First proficiency, versation.The school square dancing teams which were awarded prizes at the Sherbrooke competition recently, gave an exhibition of their dancing.Dancing has always been considered a part of education from time immemorial and it is hoped that the teams will continue to practise their art to the delight of spectators.A pleasant and instructive evening concluded with light refreshments.FAREWELL PARTY remarkably well done, showing j Dorrance Murphy; second profic- ^lls' Ri ,T- Stafford, and Mrs.quick thinking by these small iency, Charlie Dyer- printin'\u2019 Su- Tj' A' DesPres wcre ioin> hostess-children.\t[san Phelps; reading, Frederick I lo a\u201e\u201cFarcwc11 l5nl't-v'' at the A song in French, \u201cSur le pont Eland; spelling, Margaret Rob- L0\"' t lllt Ho,lse f