Sherbrooke daily record, 14 décembre 1954, mardi 14 décembre 1954

[" 1954\t\tDECEMBER\t\t\t\t1954 \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t tjecbcooke Daily Hecocd THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSMPS ' RMS, MILD Sunny today becoming cloudy tonight; Wednesday cloudy with freezing rain and snow; milder; low tonight and high Wednesday at Sherbrooke 23 and 32.Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14.1954 Fifty-Eighth .Year REDS SEEK TO LINK STUDENTS, AIRMEN World News In Brief Brussels\u2014 (Reuters) \u2014Belgium is to float a loan for 850,000,000 in the United States, it was announced Monday night.The loan will be used mainly to finance public works in Belgium.V V Catanzaro, Italy \u2014 (Reuters) \u2014Violent rain storms caused minor floods, toppled houses, tore roofs off others, and cut communications and power lines in the \u201ctoe'\u2019 of Italy Monday.Gusts of wind swept the area at 120 miles an hour.* * * Rome \u2014 t/P) \u2014 Communist Czechoslovakia offered Monday night to\tstop\tthe\twar of radio\tinsults\tbetween\tPrague and Rome, and asked Italy to do the same.The offer came in a memorandum from the Czechoslovak legation here after the Italian cabinet protested a week ago against the long\tseries\tof\tanti\t- Italian broadcasts over the Prague radio\tduring\tthe\tlast\tthree years.»\t4:\t* Istanbul \u2014(Reuters)\u2014A dog with rabies bit 38 children here Monday and later was killed after a chase by a squad of 25 Turkish health department men.Hospital authorities fear that 12 of the children may die.i'.i *\t* Pearl Harbor\u2014(TP)\u2014A Unit, ed States Navy spokesman said a patrol plane has sighted visually and with radar what appeared to be a submarine in the Midway island area, 1,100 miles northwest of Pearl Harbor in the Pacific.The plane radioed that the partially submerged object remained in visual sight for a half minute, then sank.Bonn \u2014(Reuters)\u2014A senior official of the West German g o v e r n m c n t press office, Heinz Diestelmanii, has been dismissed for remarks which made his future employment \u201cundesirable,\u201d a spokesman said Monday.An informed source said Diestelmann made the alleged remarks to a Jew who had come to his office to seek employment.*\ti\u2019,\t* Memphis, Tenn.\u2014M3)\u2014 Eugene D.Haas, a sailor whose wife's severed head was found in a field, was indicted Monday for first-degree murder.The 26-year-old petty officer reported his wife, Myrtle, 30, missing about a month before her head was found by two hunters.*\t* \u2022 Tokyo \u2014 (/P) \u2014Finland and Communist China signed a supplementary trade agreement Monday in Peiping, the Red radio said today.Details were not announced.FBI Denies Interest In Debaters Albuquerque \u2014 (TP) \u2014 J.Edgar Hoover, Federal Bureau of Peiping Lodges New Protests Over Detention Of 35 Chinese Students By United States.By TOM HOGE United Nations, N.Y.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Diplomats speculated today that Peiping\u2019s renewed protests over detention in the United States of 35 Chinese students might be a hint that Red China wants to use them as a base for i investigation director, says the 1 bargaining on the release of II American airmen it holds j FBI \u201cwould never engage in any I on Spy charges.I activity which might result in ^ Peiping radio Monday night said the U.S.would be stifling academic freedom.| fioutjng international law if it held the 35 in retaliation Hoover so declares in a letter 1 to Bob Lawrence, editor of the j University of New Mexico Lobo, I school newspaper.The subject of this year's national collegiate debate is whether the United States should extend diplomatic recognition to the Communist government of China.The Lobo has quoted Dr.Wayne C.Eubank, president of the debate honorary fraternity, Tau Kappa Alpha, as saying college debaters had been warned they might have their names included in FBI \u201craw files\u201d for upholding the question in debates.\u201cI can assure you that the FBI a icuci-| £or the jaQing 0f fiie airmen.Linking the two cases in the same broadcast led many United Nations delegates to wonder of Peiping was putting out feelers to see whether the U.S.would be willing to make some sort of a trade.-\u2014- By FRANK BHUTTO Vatican City \u2014 (AP) \u2014 A Vatican press spokesman announeed that two physi-ieians who examined Pope Pius this morning reported his condition \u201cstationary.'' lier a source close Sheppard In Fourth Day Of Evidence o i By HELM AN MORIN Cleveland\u2014 (.1 ') \u2014Dr.Samuel ' Sheppard Monday stuck quietly to (b - year - old head ol hjs story of innocence against a Roman Catholic Church thundering state\u2019s attorney, John reported that he had weak- J' M:)hon- \"l,° ma,k\u2019 l,im ,\t,\t,\t, some of the most intimate de ened perceptibly m the Karl the the last us doctors threatened Big Sentence imposed For Dynamiting Louisville, Ky.\u2014 paper man Carl (TP) \u2014News-Barden was EQUAL RIGHTS Tins lady ditchdigger in Canton.Chinn, is living proof that women have equal rights under the Communist regime in China.She's helpinng to dig a ditch through the residential quarter formerly occupied by traders from the West, who in the latter part of the ISMh century were permitted to set up their walled concessions in the age-old city.\t\u2022 (NEA Telephoto) has no interest whatsoever T J cahnf^edUkm^and ghitS punish- ^hopei:ul that the Chinese would college debates as such, Hoover ; mcn( fjxefi at 15 years impris wrote in the letter to he publish-1 onmenl and a ?5 0C|-Q fine.ed today in the Lobo.We would\t,,,\t-, ,\t\u2022 never engage in any activity\t, A\t,e[\the cnmmal court\tjury which might result in stifling ! handed down its verdict, the 40-academic freedom.\tj year-old defendant was jaded \u201cI was indeed surprised to see 'mmeduddy.Under Kentucky this story.I do wish you would\t*aw\u2019\tl|ie\tjmy fixes both the\tver- have communicated with me !dlct\tand fena1^ d.111 bo!l1\tcan first because it leaves the false ,be rejected by the judge, impression that the- FBI is de-! No date was set for sentencing sirious of obtaining the names Braden but his counsel said of persons debating this quest- will file motions accept his bid to go to Peiping to plead for the fliers.UN officials said Hammarskjold derived encouragement from the fact that Peiping radio's two blasts against the airmen in the last two days made no mention of his proposed visit or to the assembly resolution denouncing their jailing by the Chinese.Persons close to Hammarskjold K1 say he believes the Reds will take some time to map their strategy tnaL \u201e\t,\t,\t, r, !\t!°n such a major issue as this has 11 all appeals fail, and Braden j)e(,omo unabk t0,.pay j*11 °r ,part 01 : Reports also persist that if oth-the $5,000 fine he must servei(?r a\u2019onues pi.0'dlICC llothîng the 1 out at the aate ° a d^' secretary-general might ask So-His lo-year term would not be- ._ ^\t° gin until the full amount of tbe|viet Russia to use her influence \u201cRobeson made no mention of fine is satisfied.the FBI,\u201d Eubank said, \u201cbut he1 Under Kenlflcky law, a person .\t,\t, asked for the names of those on I convicted of a felony for the sia \" as \u201dlore annoyed than pleas-the National Debating Council ! first time becomes eligible for W l eiping s action in sen-and the member of the Duke ! parole after serving a third of ,encinS hie airmen.These diplo-University faculty responsible j his sentence.\tmats point out.that the Russians for the debating team.\u201d\tI After Braden's conviction, !are P^aced in the position of \u201cde- \u201cThis certainly is not true.\u201d Eubank told a reporter that Representative Edward Robeson (Dem.Va.) had written a letter to a Duke University debater on the subject.with Peiping.Some diplomats feel that Rus- Eubank said Robeson wrote a Barry Bingham, president Duke debater :\tJ The Courier-Journal and of fending an indefensible cause\u2019 the at a time when the Kremlin was preaching East-West coexistence and trying to win new UN friends.\u201cI certainly hope you will not j Louisville Times, issued the fol-undertake to debate the positive | lowing statement: position of this subject as quota- ; \u201cCarl Braden\u2019s employment | tions from your statements may by the Courier-Journal has embarrass you for the rest of come to an end with his convic-your life.\u201d\t|lion.this newspaper has On television Nov.23, Robe- ! gone to the time-honored prin-son said the letter was written : ciples, rooted in our American primarily through an interest in : constitution, that a man is innu-the student.He denied there was I cent until proved guilty.Since an attempt at intimidation or any ; Braden was charged by the implied threat.A secondary pur- grand jury on Oct.1, he has\tToronto.\t\u2014(CP)\u2014\tCity\tenter- pose of the letter, he said, was to performed no work for this or-\tlainment\taccounts\tfor\t1951\tindi- find out who had ricked the de-! ganization.his conviction now cate that Toronto spent at least bate topic and why.\t.Lamport Exception As Spender Luebeck, Germany \u2014 ¥:; V; \u2022 ¦},.r\"-.! \u2022 -vÿ.-rV, p-  6- (% LÂY-AWAY .lulls you to sleep! Handy outlet for simple plug-in of Appliancesl Exclusive \"Golden Throat\" Tone Systeml 5\u2014 down any day now I expect to hear that he is operating a chain of men\u2019s rooms along the Riviera.\u201d A Columbia Studio prop man\u2019s truck contains on shelf labeled \u201cMise.Kuicknacks.\u201d Glimpsed inside: A pair of falsies.* * * Jimmy Durante takes over in a big stage show New Year\u2019s with him, loo\u2014the délabra on the piano and refer- ! ence to his mom.* * * Ida Lupin os independent ; movie company is moving into! the telefilm field with a series of courtroom yarns titled \u201cThe : Trial.\u201d All will be based on true cases, modern and historical.delivers this radio for Christmas \u2014 balance on easy terms.Keeler t Cross 149 Wellington St.North tide Tel.LO.7-4889 Eve at the Desert Inn in Vegas.!\t.\t, A 17-day stand.Roy Fdzell,\tShOlVltlP .lieiV mv\u2019e \u201cmiiit, Tc !\tO A modern lable lamp, 22\u201d high in brass and natural wood finish.Beige mesh on 16\u201d diameter parchment shade.Most complete assortment in Townships.R0SS-BIR0N ELECTRIC LTD.We Service Everything We Sell! King St.West\u2014LO.7-5583 St.Frontenac St.\u2014 LO.the hoofing star of TVs \u201cThis Is Your Music,\u201d is honeymooning; with Berna Jeannine Goodwin, i They tied the knot in Idaho Falls.* *\t* Rock Hudson's\tbeaming\tover the lack of cliches in \u201cTacey,\u201d U-l\u2019s Hicker about a boom-town, gambler.Nowhere in the script could he.find that beloved movie line: \u201cI\u2019d just as soon have those cards dealt from the TOP ot the deck, stranger.\u201d * *\t* Preview Flash: \u201cThe Yellow j Mountain,\u201d with\tI.ex\tBarker, Mala Powers and Howard Duff.A western with laughs but you\u2019ll recognize the old Quirt-Flagg plot idea.Just before Danny Kaye started \u201cThe Court Jester,\u201d Paramount boss Don Hartman invited rim to a projection room to see a screen test of a gent Don ; promised would be bailed as a \u201cgreat nèw find.\u201d The test was one Danny made years ago.Still1 wincing about it, he says: \u201cThey shipped the test to Hollywood and then suggested shipping me out of the country.\u201d * * * Close-Ups and Longshots: Columbia\u2019s on the verge of a deal to film Ernest Hemingway's novel, \u201cAcross the River and Into the Trees.\u201d .Jane Russell's \"Underwater\u201d may have started a South Seas cycle.Now it\u2019s \u201cCome Away Pearler,\u201d with the same tropical locale.Zsa Zsa Gabor on marriage to Porfirio: \u201cIt\u2019s out o£ (he question.He\u2019s not the type to stay married.\u201d j She is?* ?* Lawrence Tierney's in greasepaint again for a melodrama.\u201cGirl Murdered.\u201d .The Ziv j Co., producer of many telefilms, is negotiating for the purchase; of a movie lot\u2014probably a California studio.* * * Brother George isn't in the cast of l.ib'erace\u2019s Warner movie, \"Sincerely Yours.\" They\u2019re | Greater efficiency \u2014easier handling-faster all-round results .you get them all Hoover\u2019s new Tank-Type Cleaner, Model 416.Features Throw-away bag; extra long Veriflex Hose; Foot control; new silencer to hush powerful suction.See these, and many other features of the new Hoover right away! H.C.WILSON & Sons LIMITED 61-67 Wellington North \u2014 T< efficient cleqoîqtj CO-OS Sherbrooke They\u2019ll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 'TWETWO DEEP-THINKERS ARE STILL AT IT\"WHO DO THEY THINK THEY\u2019RE KIDDIN\u2019?THEY CAN\u2019T PLAY TlCKTAGfCTOE, LET ALONE CHESS- THEY\u2019RE H0PIN6 THE BOSS WILL SEE \u2019EM AND THINK THEY\u2019RE BIS WITH THE BRAINS CREEPf-EY CLAIMS HE CAN FI6URE EJ6HTMOVES AWEAD-ANOTUER BLOOPER ON THE PLAY ALL lunch Hour-THEN THEY DUCK DOWN STAIRSALL AFTERNOON TO THE There\u2019s a courue, of THESE CHESS CHARLIES EVERYOFFICE\u2014 TUM* A'JO A TIP OF TViE HATLO mat TD DAVID** DICK WRlûHT, 4SZU N.LOMBARD ST, 12*14 or* lWt, KINO rr,ATU*K5 stkdkatk, Tm.Wft* * ! w Wi)t Cttp ÿage SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1954.SPECIAL AT THE CROWN LAUNDRY Our bonded saleiman will call for your SPRING and FALL TOPCOAT .we'll clean and etora It until Spring .insuring it all the while .all for only CALL US TODAY ot LO.9-2585 S1 Appreciative Audience Y/itnessed Schubert Club Christmas Concert By BETTY BRADSHAW A small, but appreciative audience last night gathered in Trinity United Church to hear the annual Christmas program, presented by the Schubert Music Club.Lighted by candles, the .\u2022hurch was decorated in the Christmas vein, giving the appropriate atmosphere to the music presented.A varied program was presented by the performers, who vere members of the Schubert Club.Soloists were David Tru-iel, baritone, Mrs.William Euler, soprano, K.L.Halpenny, baritone, and Keville Doherty, tenor.Lois Ogilvie Blanchette performed two solo numbers on ;he violin, while Irene Boom-hour played two organ solos.The Trinity Choir and the Schubert Music Club combined 6 DAY WATCH REPAIRS 1 Year Guarantee Engraving While You Wait HART'S JEWELLERY & CHINA SHOP 43 Wellington N.LO.9-1434 Soy \"MERRY CHRISTMAS' No shopping problem; no fighting crowds; no fuss about wrapping, etc., when you send Christmas Flowers or Plants by wire! MILFORD\u2019S 143 Frontenac St.\u2014LO.2-3757 forces to render several of the old favourite Christmas carols, which aptly completed the forthcoming air of Christmas spirit.Accompanying the choir on the organ was John Codere.The program, which lasted for over an hour, was well-present-| ed on the part of all the performers, who have spent many hours studying various types of music.The complete program is as follows: Organ Solo-Pastorale by Baronchelli, Miss Boomhour; Three Christmas Carols, O Come All Ye Faithful, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, 0 Little Town Of Bethlehem, by Trinity United ! Church Choir and Schubert Music Club; Baritone Solo: Nazareth, Gounod, by David Tru-del, accompanied by Mr.Codere; Violin Solo: Meditation,: I from Thais, by Massenet, and Adoration, by Borowski, by Lois 1 Ogilvie Blanchette, accompan-! ied by Miss Boomhour.Sopfano Solo: Lullaby, J.Guy Repartz, and 0 Leave Y\u2019ourj Sheep, Hazelhurst, by Mrs.Wm.Fuller, accompanied by Mrs.R.Bell.Baritone Solo: The Holy Child, Martin, by K.L.Halpenny accompanied by Mr.Codere.Two Christmas Carols: It Caine Upon A Midnight Clear and God Rest Y'e Merry, Gentlemen, by the Choir and the Schubert Club; Tenor Solo: Silent Night, Gruber, by Keville Doherty, accompanied by Mr.Co-dere; and Organ Solo: This Endry's Night, Geo.Oldroyd, by.Miss Boomhour.Great Developments Now Underway In Quebec Asbestos Industry Reviewed VETERANS' CHRISTMAS TREE \u2014 Disabled veterans in the three hospitals in the city will be cheered at Christinas time if Sherbrooke tree Legionnaires pretty- - \u2014\t.,\t\u201e\t.\u201e\t_\t.\t_\t,\t,\t,\t.(second from right).At the extreme left of the picture is Gilbert.Rheaumo, manager of the Bank ol Montreal, and at the right is - ¦ \u2014\t- \u2022\t-\t.\u2022 '\t1.' gift in (.second irom rlglllj, /H lilt; eAuemt; itrn ui uiii pit_i ui v vihucj i iviituumv, nuuui^v.i vu mv uauiv\t«.¦.i.Legion President Bruneau Comire.Mr.Hart started the veterans\u2019 tree idea four years ago and has been chairman ot the g committee ever since.He says it\u2019s a very rewarding job and hopes that the response this year will be as good as it has been former years- (Record photo by Gerry Le may) Asbestos, Dee.14.d\" Large current expenditures will ensure asbestos mining as a major Quebec industry for at least another century, it is predicted in an industry statement.Millions of dollars are being poured into expansion and development programs in Quebec\u2019s asbestos belt which already supplies some 70 per cent of the world's asbestos fibres.Companies have spent or now are spending $75,000,000 in expanding and improving mine-mill operations in the Asbestos.Thetford Mines, Black Lake and Fast Broughton districts of the Eastern Townships.The 5,000 asbestos workers produce approximately one-third of Quebec's entire mineral output, the statement said.Canadian Johns Manville Limited, which produces more than half the asbestos mined in Canada, has put into operation the first section of the biggest mill in tlm world.The second half of the project is well under way, the company reports.Last summer, the Johnson Company of Thetford Mines com- Richmond-Made Fabrics Shown A Christmas Gift that can be appreciated the year round by any lady .an UMBRELLA.We\u2019re excited about our selection and you will be too when you see them! i.IL Boisvart Sr Fib \"Your leather goods store, at 5 King St.West\".mo, M «WI;- Local Man Hurt In Fatal Toronto Traffic Crash Toronto.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 A happy convention re-union Monday night ended in Toronto's 71st traffic fatality.Dead is Jean Jacques Cloutier, 48, of Montreal, a clothing salesman killed when his car smashed into a streetcar.Four companions in the car, Albert L.Bourque, Moncton, Sam Ranson, 49, Winnipeg, John A.Massenherd, 28, Toronto, and Jacques Laliberte, 3â, Sherbrooke, Que., suffered severe injuries in the crash.Bourque, in critical condition Monday night, was improved today.Cloutier, married recently, was at a tailoring firm convention as were the other three.The street car was apparently making a turn at the time the impact occurred.Police said they thought the Cloutier car, apparently moving quite fast, did not see the street car because of a parked vehicle.The driver and six passengers of the street car were not injured.Laliberte suffered face cuts.IN THREE DIMENSIONS r0 I FULL COLOR PICTURES i ! Enjoy favorite Cartoon Characters \u2014 Woody Woodpecker,\tBunny, Tom & Jerry \u2014 real-as-life in View-Master Ktidachrome, stereoscopic pictures.Seven scenes in each Heel for use in View-Master Stereoscopes and Projectors.Over TOO subjects for children and adults.Supplementary Valuation Roll is \"\t\u2019 .\u2022 1 i City Fathers last night held | a brief meeting, which had beenj | adjourned from last Monday, I | and the only item which was dealt with was the homologation of the supplementary evaluation roll amounting to $990,280.Of this figure $924,080 is taxable properly and the remaining part, $66,200.is non-taxable.The supplementary roll represents buildings completed since the main roll was prepared.Alderman Leo Cadorette proposed that the city suitably decorate Wellington and King streets with lights for the holiday season.He was informed by Alderman Gayer that the pro- j jeet was already under consideration and the Cbuncil were j FOS TOP QUALITY AT LOW PRICE New Members Of Optimist Club Are Inducted Membership of the Optimist Club increased last night as Vice-President George Garard inducted four new members at the regular meeting of the club at the New Wellington Hotel.The highlight of the evening was the discussion of final plans for Christmas baskets which the club annually distribute to the needy families in the city.Ken Ross, chairman of the committee, stated he had practically every^ thing which was needed and the members were asked to help wrap the baskets next Tuesday night.They will be delivered the following day.Gordon Breen was named to head a committee which will be in charge of entertainment for the annual members\u2019 Christmas party which will be held next Monday night.New members inducted by Mr.Garard were: Gaston Roy, Marcel Mercier, Clyde Lendrum and Gerry Bessercr.Guests present were: Claude Richer, introduced by Fred Bean and Jim Planche introduced by George Garard.Seated at the head table were: Jean Guy Tarte, Bob Drury, Henry Crochetiere, Ivan Dugre, George MacDonald, Gerry Besscr-cr and Pete Gugeon.Stereoscope Reels 149 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.7-4889 Short Sentence Is Imposed On Lucien Houle Lucien Houle, of Victoriaville, who was found guilty of reckless driving, last Friday, was sentenced by Judge Louis Philippe Cliche, this morning, to one month in jail and suspension of his driver\u2019s permit for a period of two years.The jail sentence dates from the time of his arrest in May and \u2022 Houle has already serveo 25 days of the term.In passing sentence Judge Cliche said ho was cancelling Houle\u2019s permit to protect society as well as himself.Houle was originally charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Onil Gar- Continued on Page 5.BRIEFLETS The Annual Christmas party for Dec.18 sponsored by Oddfellows cancelled due to the death of Brother Dudley Bouchard.Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Tuesday and Friday, at 8.00 p.m., at group rooms, Apt 5, 82 King St.West, Sherbrooke.Tel: LO.2-9192.All correspond ence and interviews treated confidentially.awaiting a report from Aider-man Rousseau.The report was given to the committee and the whole proposition was left with Aid.Rousseau to be dealt with as best as could be b'; (he electricity department, Lucky-SS Fail To lake Ippearauce Bucks seem to be everywhere these days.People are even seeing them walking down the main thoroughfares in Sherbrooke, on a'busy Saturday morning.Now that they are out of season, wc can find them everywhere.But, what about, our Lucky Bucks?It seems to work the same way, doesn\u2019t it?When they are in season, we can\u2019t seem to nail one, hut after the close, one is very apt to turn up.We had an incident of that about six weeks ago.Guess wc omitted telling you about it.Someone brought in a Lucky Dollar, about two or three days after it had been issued.We paid her and held the dollar for a few days, then let it go into circulation again.The next day, a woman from out of town phoned to say she had found a Lucky Dollar and it happened to be the same one.Actually, we were both at fault- We shouldn't have let the dollar go back into circulation so fast and she should have read a more up-to-date Record which did not have that particular Buck on its wanted list.Anyway, all\u2019s well that ends well, and she didn\u2019t complain, except that, she was a bit disappointed and wc.can't blame her.So, we learned our lesson and are now keeping the dollars tor several days before letting them go out into circulation again after a winner.TODAY'S LUCKY DOLLAR (Good until 5 p.m.Tuesday, December 28) W/N 2338024 OTHER LUCKY DOLLARS (Good until 5 p.m.Monday, December 27) C/A 2694711 (Good unlil 5 p.m.Monday, December 27) C/A 0557395 (Good until 5 p.m.Christmas Eve) T/N 5826480 (Good until 5 p.m.Thursday, December 23) B/A 3392073 (Good until 5 p.m.Tuesday, December 21) N/N 4000178 (Good until 5 p.m.Monday, December 20) B/A 9231769 (Good until 5 p.m.Saturday, December 18) B/A 7003715 (Good until 5 p.m.Friday, December 17) B/A 1118371 (Good until 5 p.m.Wednesday, December 15) R/N 0521856 (Good until 5 p.m.Tuesday, December 14) U/N 7836285 On each publishing day until further notice the RECORD will select and publish a serial number taken from a Bank of Canada one dollar bill.Persons having possession of these \u201cLucky Dollars\u201d may redeem them for ten dollars each.The bills whose numbers have been selected will have been put in circulation throughout the Eastern Townships immediately be fore the serial numbers are published.Winners must produce the \u201cLucky Dollars\" within two weeks ot the first publication date of the serial number, and the winning ! bill or hills must he accompanied by the regular weekly Record I Crossword puzzle (or reasonable facsimile) at least 50% correctly completed.If you have in your possession a dollar bill bearing a serial number published in the RECORD, telephone \u201cLucky Dollars,\u201d Ihe Sherbrooke Daily Record, LO 9-3636 and arrange an appointment ¦ to exchange it for your reward.tf you live too far distant from Ihe Record to make this con-| venient, send your \u201cLucky Dollar\u201d and the crossword solution, to \u201cLucky Dollars,\u201d c/o the Sherbrooke Daily Record 119 Wellington street north, Sherbrooke.The Record will not be responsible for \u201cLucky Dollars\u201d delay cd or lost in the mail.All seiial numbers not matched by the deadline automatically become inactive, and no payoff will be made on them.All \u201cLucky Dollars\u201d and all other dollar bills submitted by persons who do not | qualify for the reward will be returned to the owners after the 1 serial numbers become inactive.Employees ol the Sherbrooke Record Co.and their immediate families are not eligible to win rewards for \u201cLucky Dollars.\u201d Sunday School j At Magog Holds Gift Service Magog, Dec.14 \u2014 The Sunday School of St.Paul\u2019s United : Church held its annual White : Gift service on Sunday aflerriVion.j The choir, preceded by four! eandlcbearers, entered the; Church singing \u201cAdestc Fideles.\u201d ¦ The Christmas Story was portrayed by members of the Inter-1 mediate Sunday School and Choir, the parts of Mary and Joseph being taken by Dianne Hagen and Roger Bailey, the Shepherds by Kenneth Dezan, Deane Moffat and John McLauehlan.Two Immunization Qn television Clinics This Week ; plotod its $8,(KM),000 Megnntic miiH' project at Black Lake and at East Broughton.Quebec Asbestos Corporation is starting work on its new $7,000,-000 Carey mine, mill and trans-] mission line.Scheduled for early next year is the official opening of the new ! Normandie mine of Asbestos Cor-; poration Limited.More than $14,-1)00.000 has been spent on this ; project which includes a modern' ; mill.The actual works expansion, however, is only part of the region-wide program.In Thetford ; Minos, three asbestos companies | are spending $5,000,000 on a re-i location job which involves the | moving of entire streets of shops and dwellings, a new railway line I and slation, a relocated highway and a new church.A similar program will become necessary in this town, the indus-! try says.J.COUPLAND & SON I\u2019AINTEIlS and DtCORATORS \"PoppV-Konvjiiig o Sptc^a!!y#, Cupboard*, bookshelves, etc,, mode to order.IO.2-S375\t183 MAGttO ST.LEE M.WATSON & CO., Ltd.INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Liability, etc.Sun Idle Bldg., Sherbrooke.Téléphoné LO.9-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Tel.LO.9 3910 or LO.2-8782 Two child health and immuni zation clinics for English-speaking children will he held Ibis week by the Sherbrooke County Health Unit.The first will lie hold in the Lennoxville United Church Hall tomorrow afternoon from two to three o\u2019clock and the second in Si.Peter\u2019s Church Hall, Sherbrooke, from two to three o\u2019clock on Thursday.KINGSBURY\u2014 Mr.Jack Kerr, of Montreal, has been appointed by Ins Shipping Co., to go to England on business, and while there, he will visit Paris and Switzerland.Mr.and Mrs.Germain Bombardier were guests of their parents, in Valcouri, The new television show \u201cMed- \\ ie\u201d sponsored by Dow Chemical j of Canada.Limited, over Hie (TIC TV network is eurrenliy fealm'-jng Saran fabric automobile seal covers as part of a Christmas Gifl CertifieHle promotion, Saran fab ries are made available to the Canadian textile trade through Hie production facililies of Richmond Plastics Limilcd, Richmond.Tins Saran seat cover promo-lion, spearheaded by \u201cMedic'', was planned jointly by Dow and The National Plastic Products Company of Odcnlon, Maryland, who are the world\u2019s largest producers of Saran monofilament.Richmond Plastics is the Canadian division of National Plastics.Tn addition to featuring Saran for seat covers, \u201cMedic\u201d is showing Saran in oilier applications such as outdoor furniture, upholslcry and carpets.MATHURIN JEWELERS SIGNIFIES QUAUTY SINCE 1098 Spot mli.li tn Diamond, X WaFcli»* 19 WELLINGTON N, SHERBROOKE iCWtCWieWlfHBfIWWtWiWW'fWMI THK GIFT OF hearing HEARING AIDS Brighton the life of n hard-of-hearing friend or loved one.Visit or phone today for complete information.It\u2019fi ao oany .bo thoughtful! BUDNING'S DRUG STORE 39 Wellington North Tel.LO.2-4773 \u2014 Sherbrooke.'The Wise Men singing \u2018We Three Kings\u201d were Mark Styan Ronald Trew and Wesley Mc-Laughlan.\"After Ihe Wise Men had brought their gifts and with the ; singing of \u201cAway in a Manger,'1 : the children of the Sunday School presented their small i white stockings containing gifts of money which will be used I this year to aid children in Korea and in our own land.The Christmas decorations, with illuminated stars, added greatly to the effectiveness of i 'he service, which was very well attended.The service was conducted by Rev.C.J.Gustafson, assisted by two of the Sunday School teachers, Miss Jean Osborne and Austin Ruck.Phillip Roberts presided at the ; organ in the absence of Mrs, J.B.Connor, For Christinas R ¦ B \\y*U- fcXTRA ipj^gmuju | ; $ DRY GINGER ALE By Bryont BULL'S HEAD Ginger Ale BRYANT'S Club Soda k \u20183 of a Kind Superior Quality and Purity that the past 60 years have proved.PRODUCTS OF THE TOWNSHIPS J.H.BRYANT LTD.0317 StjecbcookelMy Betocd \"The Oldest Daily in the District\" i\tNinth Day ot February, 1897, with which is incorporated the Sherbrooke Gazette established 1837, and Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878.The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, its circulation being regularly audited and guaranteed.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: 30 cents weekly, $15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United States: 1 year $9.00, 6 months $4.50, 3 months $2.50, 1 month $1.00.Single copies 5c.\u201cAuthorized as second class mail, Post Office Department.Ottawa.\u201d r \u2022\tRecord is printed and published every week day by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Limited of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wellington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadian Press, The Associated Press and Reuters.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1954 Let\u2019s Keep The Royal Pedestal « The London Daily Mirror which has a keen eye to the circulation advantage of starting a controversy has remarked flat-i'ootedly that it is a pity the Royal Family doesn\u2019t do more travelling abroad.\u201cWhat can they do here\u201d the Mirror has put the query.\u201cTwiddle their thumbs?Visit one another?Do the dreary social rounds?\u201d The Daily Telegraph\u2019s reaction: \u201cWhat nonsense!\u201d The Daily Mail: \u201cWhat misinformation!\u201d The Daily Telegraph: \u201cStupid slander.\u201d The conservative and much-quoted Yorkshire Post has joined in: \u201cLet royal persons make frequent visits to the Dominions by all means but let it not be suggested that they do not fill their time helpfully at home.\u201d It is rather remarkable that the Mirror should have chosen this, of all grounds, on which to cast a reflection on the Royal Family.What were the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh doing when they travelled thousands of miles for months, a tour topped off by the Duke\u2019s visit to Canada?And if the Queen Mother has not done her own share of visiting abroad lately the head-lines must have got their facts all wrong.Surely the Eamily is not expected to be on the go all the time.There are such things as home duties and rest in familiar surroundings.As for frequent visits to the Dominions these would be very pleasant for the Throne's overseas subjects and few would fail to find them welcome.But frequent visits, the thought comes, might defeat their purpose.A child, given ice cream frequently, is inclined to lose something for his appreciation, his sense of ice cream's palatal value.And grownups may not be far different, even where Royalty ' is concerned.The dynasty of the Japanese Emperor, long regarded by his subjects as divine, has reigned, even though it has not always ruled, for more than 2,500 years.It is by far the oldest royal house in the world.It has retained popular respect, even reverence, by traditional aloofness.True, the pressure of the times has forced the present Emperor, Ilirohito, to depart from the historic policy to a remarkable degree but he is able to draw upon a.weighty credit balance established by his ancestors.The British Royal House and the British peoples of the twentieth century are more than a little different.The Queen\u2019s official title includes the acknowledgment: \u201cBy the Grace of God\u201d but much of \u201cthe divinity that doth hedge a king\u201d \u2014 or a queen \u2014 has been rubbed off by the modern trend.But there remains a great respect, a respect of no small value to Britain and the Commonwealth.Is it likely that this respect, so valuable a part of the British heritage, will be increased by \u201cfrequent visits to the Dominions?\u201d Is there not danger that the frequency of such visits will cause them to be regarded as common-place?There are not many institutions that are kept upon a pedestal today but the Throne, we believe, should be one.The Governor-General Toronto\u2019s Saturday Night has been sat upon.It \u2022 was even unkinder to the Right Honorable Vincent Massey, our Governor - General, than was London\u2019s Daily Mirror recently to the members of the Royal Family whom the Mirror urged to travel abroad more suggesting that, while at home, they were \u201ctwiddling their thumbs.\u201d Saturday Night found Mr.Massey grey and remote, \u201ca dismal flop\u201d in his high office.The reaction came quickly.The Ottawa Journal led; extolled the present Governor-General\u2019s tact and diginity, his broad and vigilant Canadianism, his support of good causes, the high intellectual level from which he spoke.Other newspapers agreed the attack was in poor taste.They spoke of Mr.Massey\u2019s record as one of the most distinguished and useful Canadians of the time.The intellectual Mr.Massey is a man who might have taken life easily.Instead, he preferred to devote his talents to the public service.He representd his country in Britain for years in a poised and capable manner that did no harm to the status of the Dominion.If he has seemed at all remote as a Governor-General does not the very nature of the office call for no less than a suitable remoteness?The appointment of a Canadian Governor - General was greeted by many, in the first place, as the Ottawa Journal has pointed out, \u201cwith something short of enthusiasm.\u201d Mr.Massey\u2019s handling of the role lias won some of these doubters over.We are in favor of the Commonwealth connection, let us make this plain, and not solely as a matter of habit.Wc feel, putting it simply, that the members of a family should stick together irrespective of miles and varying conditions.We do not agree that the freely-accepted status of subjects of a Throne implies a measure of subservience, as same of our American cousins would have us believe.It remains our feeling, despite Mr.Massey\u2019s success, that a Governor-General, representing the Queen, should come from the home country of that Queen.A Briton, from the British home islands, appears to be in the best position to represent the Sovereign.He is not a member of a Dominion's immediate family; is not handicapped by a \u2019 avions political connection.U i his arrival in a Domini^\u201d ; with, but not of, the peop1' .at Dominion.He is set ap\tas a Governor - General s\u2019 i be set apart.President Needs More Time Better Forget The Whole Thing What Other Papers Say DEVOTED WIFE IS GIRL YOU MARRIED (By Mary Bishop in the Rotarian Magazine) A wife is the girl you married.She likes flowers, chocolates, smart clothes and going places as much as the day you married her.If you can\u2019t give her these, a kiss that says, \u201cI love you,\u201d will do.A wife is a steam laundry, a house-cleaning service, a cook a commissary and a lavatory attendant to your babies.She is a mother, nurse, counsellor-and sock darner.She is a detective and quickly locates the screw driver that you left right there three weeks ago and that the children have carried away.A wife is a magician.Your favorite shirt appears where she said it was when she comes to look for it, and in a flash she can produce order in a house that you and the children have run through with a bulldozer.*\t* is A wife licks your wounds, bolsters you ego, and has faith and persistence that makes you move mountains.She is a sal-ety valve when you must blow off steam at something.She knows you as a small boy at heart who has never grown up and that when you have a cold it is much worse than when she has a cold.A wife must have the patience of Job, the wisdom of Solomon, the endurance of Atlas, and a sense of humor, but never, never show it when you are in a temper.A wife spends the afternoon preparing your favorite meal for the night you ring at six o\u2019clock to say you are working late at the office.At weekends she has lunch ready just as you have crawled under the car, runs the vacuum cleaner just as you\u2019ve settled in your easy chair with the paper, asks you to fix something just as you are setting off on a game of golf.*\t* * A wife is the girl you married, although fatter or thinner \u2014 most certainly older.She might be even a bit dull.But look in the mirror, sir! Are you still the handsome, gay, carefree dog you used to be?honestly, now A wife understands you, needs you, loves you.In the world of men, you may feel like crumbling limestone, but the minute you step through you door you are her rock of Gibraltar.\"You'Can Have It Cheap\u2014It Only Costs Lives'' fyflOSk WEA Senrt\u20act7 Inc Letter To The Editor Says Government Needs More Business Men NO DIM BULB GOOSE Our Dumb Animals Word comes from Connecticut of a goose who turns on the lights in a chicken house, much to the delight of her owners, because it saves them the trouble of turning them on in order that the chickens might get an early start at feeding, thus increasing their egg production.Every morning, just before dawn, the obliging goose pulls the light cord with her beak, and at night she turns the lights off in (he same manner.sional aggregations, with from fair to surprisingly good results.In 1!)47 and 1948, when President Truman was in the White House and Congress was Republican, some of the most important.foreign policy legislation in this nation's history was adopted \u2014Greek-Turkish aid, the Marshall Plan, the North Atlantic Treaty.The late FDR operated from 1938 through 1944 with a Congress which, while nominally Democratic, often aligned in conservative Democratic-Republican coalitions that fought him.Yet we were able to prosecute successfully the greatest war in our history.Even on domestic matters, Mr.Truman hardly fared better with a Democratic Congress than with the Republican 80th.Mr.Hoover as perhaps the most striking modern example of one who did suffer from such a division of control.But on the whole, the argument, like the whole case tor resignation after a mid-term election reverse, is weak.Let the President travel the full course.Dear Sir: No member of the community is more interested in efficient government than the businessman.It is therefore all the more regrettable that he is seldom consulted by the heads of governments who expect the merchant and manufacturer to keep the wheels of industry going, without which it would be difficult to obtain through tax levies, the funds to carry on the administration.Governments should have available, at all times, the most expert advice if they are to deal with the problems they are called upon to solve, and better appreciate the situation of the businessman.Unless his position is understood by leaders of government, federal and provincial, he cannot get the co-operation and consideration to which he is entitled.When it became apparent that cabinet ministers were overworked it was felt that it would somewhat ease their burdens if they were given parliamentary assistants.These assistants have shown that their services were needed.I was interested in the debate that took place in our Legislature, when the bill to appoint parliamentary assistants was presented by the Prime Minister Mr.Duplessis is one of the few government leaders who has a grasp of business practice and principles.It is regrettable there are so few businessmen in our Parliament and Legislatures.Lawyers seem to predominate.I can appreciate an ambitious young lawyer\u2019s desire to enter Parliament or Legislature since it gives him distinction and opportunity.Very few of them have had any business experience and when a business group make representations to governments largely made up ot lawyers, it is sometimes difficult for them to understand the businessman\u2019s viewpoint.A busy minister must depend for information, advice and suggestions on his staff; very few of these have had ripe business ex- ; perieo-ce or training; they are first and foremost civil servants ! habituated to routine and a cer-j tain style of thinking; they are not accustomed to making quick decisions, hence the delays char-; acteristic of official action.I fully agree wtih the government\u2019s decision to create the posi-: lion of parliamentary assistants.: The leader of the Opposition did not share the views of the Prime \u2019 Minister\u2014that, of course, is his | right as Opposition chief.| In order that parliamentary assistants may give their respective ministers the co-operation and counsel to enable them to efficiently administer their departments, I respectfully suggest that these assistants should have a knowledge of business and how it is conducted from the industrial, commercial and financial standpoints.If these parliamentary assistants do not possess this experience because of training in another profession or calling, they should take steps to acquire it by taking a course at one of our universities and likewise attend as often as possible, conventions and conferences of businessmen; they would thus learn at first hand the trials and tribulations of the average businessman; who has to find the money: organize the enterprise; engage the employees or staff; get.the business; merit competition, local and foreign: pay the taxes levied upon him and meet his payroll; these are conditions of which the average parliamentarian and civil ! servant have little knowledge and less experience; yet, one or the other can dictate to the busi-i nessman.In addressing the Restrictive ! Trade Practices Commission on September 12 last, I stated in clear and positive terms there were too many lawyers in Parliament and that more members and civil servants with business experience were needed if business was to get a sympathetic hearing and government co-operation in the solving of its prob- lems.It on this occasion I spoke with a degree of confidence it was because of my experience as a businessman for more than a quarter of a century.Sentiments similar to those expressed in this communication were uttered by President Calder of the Canadian Manufacturers Association at the dinner meeting of the Hamilton-Brantford Branch on November 25 last.It is (he businessman, his cooperation with labor and management that produce the wealth, so large a share of which supports our governments.Hence, businessmen should be oftener consulted and their recommendations implemented by necessary legislation or changes in administration.Prime Minister Duplessis has throughout his public career been sympathetic to the fair businessman as he has to decent organized labor.I can well understand that the heads of our government should be able lawyers, but their colleagues should have a wider knowledge of business and industrial organization.Industry, management and labour are the real builders of our province and nation.Where a province has Sio understanding and co-operative a Prime Minister as Qubec fortunately has, stability and security are assured.I fully endorse the government\u2019s action in appointing parliamentary assistants and trust that following their appointment they will take steps to make themselves acquainted with modern business trends.Wc have been told we need Bygone Days TWENTY YEARS AGO From the Record of FrL Dec.14, 1934 Belgium, following G»\u2014' Britain, has officially fold the United State* that it will make no payment on its war debt installment duê Satur day.A note to the U.S.said the country \u201cfinds itself unable\u201d to make payment.Alger Hiss, munitions investigator for the U.S.Senate committee, planned today to stress the contention that the Du Ponts Powder Company bargained with the government for months during the Great War over the construction of a powder plant .which after it had been built\u2014at government expense \u2014made over $2,000,000 in a few weeks.Thomas L.Richard, commissioner of patents died in Ottawa today after five months of illness.He was born in Wotton, Que.TEN YEARS AGO From the Record of Wed.Dec.14, 1944 King George VI celebrates his 49th birthday today.Joseph Marier, of Drum-mondvillc, has been appoint ed Judge of the Magistrates Court, Premier Duplessis announced last night.Twenty-four cases of scarlet fever and four of diphtheria are reported in local hospitals.Montreal\u2019s Johnny Greco is scheduled to meet Bobby Rif-fin in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.The ten-round bout is a rematch of the two fighters.Greco won by a decision in the first fight Nov.17.Questions and Answers Q\u2014What is a dik-dik?A\u2014One of the smallest ruminants known.The dik-dik ii an antelope that stands only 14 or 15 inches high at the shoulder, and is a native of Africa.* * * Q\u2014What was the first submarine in the United States Navy\"\u2019 A\u2014The Holland, invented by John P.Holland.* * * Q\u2014For how long will Polaris | remain the pole star?A\u2014For centuries more.It is estimated that about 2,000 years Î from now the star Gamma Cephei 1 will be the pole star for people : on earth.« * * Q\u2014How high can a grasshop-per jump?A\u2014A grasshopper has jumped 116 feet 8 inches, more than 100 times its own length.j less government in business and I more business in government.; The Hon.Mr.Duplessis is a strong champion of free enterprise and regulated democratic capitalism.What this has meant j to business can be judged by the , tremendous progress Quebec has | made within the last decade.Yours truly, H.J.GORFINKEL, President.Nuway Tobacco Shops Limitei Facoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY Screen Performer Answer to Previous Puzzle The cry was heard in 1946 and now it is heard again: the President should resign because the country has voted into power a Congress of the opposite party.But the argument has little merit, and ought to be abandoned once and for all.First, any President who followed that course would be setting a pattern (hat other succeeding occupants of the White House would presumably be expected to match.And the net effect of such a practice would be to reduce the presidential term from four to two years, except in those fortunate periods when his party held Congress throughout the whole elective span.The U.S.Constitution clearly specifies four years as the President\u2019s term, and it seems unwise to suggest that it be amended by resignation.Second, if it did become the practice to quit when a hostile UongreAs was voted in, then any By BRUCE BIOSSAT President would feel compelled to conduct an off-year election campaign every bit as exhausting and time-consuming as the presidential campaign itself.There is absolutely nothing to recommend this.It is bad enough that members of the House of Representatives must seek re-election every twx> years.In a very real sense they never cease campaigning.Neither would the President if congressional defeat led surely to his resignation.Ask any congressman and he will almost certainly tell you he has just begun to learn his job as his freshman term is ending.He really needs two or three terms to become a seasoned lawmaker.For the President, the problem is far more acute.His burdens of administration are tremendous.In two years\u2019 time, he can hardly get past the beginnings of his legislative program.The time is too short to judge his effort properly.If, on top of this, he were called on to electioneer like a congressman, his opportunities for convincing performance would be even fewer.A third objection to the resignation proposal is that it rests on a couple of false assumptions\u2014 that the people mean to repudiate their President when they elect a hostile Congress, and that no President can function successfully unless his own party controls Capitol Hill.Even a landslide defeat for a President\u2019s party in Congress doesn\u2019t necessarily indicate his repudiation.Witness 1938, when Republicans gained 80 House seats only to lose resoundingly to Franklin D.Roosevelt again in 1940.Certainly the 1940 Democratic gain of 17 House scats and 4847 Senate edge is no whopping candidate against President Eisenhower.Furthermore, Presidents have for a long time been functioning with\u2014or ^against\u2014hostile concrcs- PAR1S POST London\u2014(B\u2014Basil Robinson of j Vancouver and Ottawa, who led i hhc Canadian cricket team on its ! 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Tel.LO 2-4334 DEAUVILLE\u2014 PRONOVOST & COMPANY, INC.Massey-Harris Tractors McCulloch & Homelite Chain Saws 1020 Wellington S.LO 2-3144 PLAYROOM Meub/iz ffusTioue < Dctuvill* (jut Ttl LO \u2014a \u2014 GIFT SUGGESTIONS from Sherbrooke's Leading Merchants MUNG DAYS VIristMas, \"Cold hands, warm heart/' (Or so they say)\u2014 Brave winter's chill And shop today.______________ LES ATELIERS BELANGER 87 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.2-2722 For Christmas Giving: Towel Sets \u2014 Scatter Rugs \u2014 Kenwood Blankets \u2014 Modern Home Closet Accessories.Buy at HECTOR LANCTOT Furniture Store I\tAn appreciated Christmas Gift .A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE SHERBROOKE DAILY With a S1.00 purchase you\tpcrDRrv have a free ticket on a draw- ;\tkeuvivw.ins for a TV Set Dec.31st.Phone Circulation Dept., 1954.\tLO.9-3636 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Fine Furniture tor modern homes.66 Meadow St.Tel.LO.2-1355 H.MUNKITTRICK ; Skates, Skis, Hockey Equip-.ment, Keys, and Large Assortment of Toys.35 Belvedere St.Tel.LO.7-6070 THE NAULT STORES Clothing, Yard Goods, Footwear, gifts for the whole family.75-76-79 King St.West Tel.LO.9-2516 or LO.7-6127 DAWSON'S AUTO PARTS : Hardware - Sporting Goods \u2022 Auto Parts and Accessories.Tel.LO.2-4703 92 Wellington St.South TALON LIMITED We are dealers for Northern Electric Appliances.| Latos\u2019 and men\u2019s clothing.I Furniture and Electrical DONAHUE ELECTRIC\tAppliances.Special Gift Dept.1273 King St.W., Sherbrooke.Christmas Toys for Children.Wellington St.South ROSEN BLOOM'S Clothes of Distinction.\u201cThere\u2019s Christmas Jollity in Rosenbloom Quality\u2019\u2019 134 Wellington North CORSETS 16 Wellington St.North Ladies\u2019 Specialty Shop DUFOUR'S Truly smart gifts: Pictures and Mirrors.184 Wellington North Phone LO.2-3785 PAUL GAGNE Art Supplies, Florentine fancy leather goods, Valloris France Pottery, Religious Articles from Rome, Cameras.Arts and Photos.107 Frontenac Street A-B-C-D Hearing Aid Centre C.E.HEON Office: 36 Belvidere St.South, Tel.LO.9-2348 Sherbrooke, Que.COUTURE & DUSSAULT Reg'd.Lamps our specialty Small Gifts.80 King St.East Tel.LO.7-4074 DESCHENES & FISETTE Reg'd., 53 Belvedere St.South Tel.LO.2-1241 Furniture.Marconi \u2022 Westing-house - TV \u2022 Kroehler Chesterfield sets.J.O.LAMBERT Everything for men, Scarves, Forsyth and Arrow Shirts, Jantzen Sweaters, etc.38 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.9-1660 Gift Shop at Fraser's and Save! All ladies' wear must be sold regardless of cost! BIG DISCOUNT ON MEN'S SUITS AND COATS FRASER\u2019S 241 KING ST.WEST FASHION-CRAFT SHOP Ltd.2 Wellington S.Tel.LO.2-7566 Shop now for your Christmas gifts \u2022 while our selection is complete.For gifts that give lasting pleasure try the WOOL SHOP Lennoxville BLANKETS FOR SALE 100% PURE WOOL $1.25 each B.COHEN & CO.342 Wellington S., Sherbrooke, LO.9-1250 HENRI THIBAULT GARAGE 80 Big Forks St.N.REPAIRS TO All MAKES OF CARS.FREE ESTIMATES ON REQUEST.Tel.;tO.\u201924729|^P Local Trucking DAVE'S DELIVERY Tel.LO.2-8062 COMPTON- The Compton St.James Guild held the last meeting of Hie year i at the home of Mrs.George Groundwater on Thursday after-1 noon.The meeting was opened, by prayer, after which Mrs.Lloyd ¦ Hyatt read the minutes in the ab | sence of the secretary, Mrs.Green.Reports of the Christmas sale were given and it was de- ; 'tided to send a donation to the I Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital to-! i ward their Christmas fund.Plans were made for the Christmas tree for the children, lo be held in the near future.The meeting ad journed and refreshments were j served by Mrs.Groundwater.Mrs.James Skuse, Mrs.George ; Groundwater, Mrs.Rodolphe Grenier, Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt and Mrs.; ijohn Smith attended the Christmas sale and tea of the Hatley ; St.James Guild.Mrs.ft.E.Gre-; nier held the lucky number of the doll that was raffled during Ihe evening.j Montreal, visiting Stephen and i Mr.and Mrs.John Gavin, of Val-, ois.Mr.Norval Lowell, Stanstead, and Miss Molly Lunderville, Newport, were evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.Vern Lowell and Blaine.Mr.Albert Hedenberg, Sherbrooke, visited Mrs.John Knutson, Sr.Mrs.Charlie Best, North Hatley, was also a guest at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Clark, Rock Island and Mrs.W.E.Wilson, of Sherbrooke, were guests at the Robert Little home.Mr.R.McKinveu visited the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, and spent a time with his daughter, Miss Pat McKinven in Ottawa, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Len Swallow and three children, of Lennox-) ville visited Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Knutson and family.Mr.and Mrs.K.Price, spent an evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Little.Mr.and Mrs.Sampson and family visited her parents Mr.and Mrs.Frank Smith, St.Elle d\u2019Orford and Mr.Sampson\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Myron Sampson,.Waterville, aisq, calling on as many other relatives and friends as time permitted before return- i ing to Lindsay, new home.Ontario, their i mm l ATfR.WWW KPIAIU TViATs 5TA.TCM V£P,\u201eWrKiW A, \\ WÉ HAVfi PROOF HER CCWA NNWlTl\u2019:\"\u2019 \\ CAR \u201cj EXACTLY HKE ID W .\u2022MME/CAPTAIN 6A5YBI AMP PIRBCTlOWt /IT* RiSMT FEWP&R l£ fcw\t.-'A PCYTEP k£kR K BROKEN HEADLIGHT 1 jfW AL60.TH6 EYfc-Wirk'EfV* rOTHE KCCIPBNT 5AY£ WO VWlKK CAR/ PAÊ-5IP THE: SOWC- [ATBR, 60 I EV.WYi MU&T'VE- ALWtÀPŸ PASSED! 1 «J View OP THEM FACTO, ANO m 10NÛ RECORD OF 5APE DRIVING-1 AM CONVINCED KB WAS NOT MVPIVED.y \"m*.\u2019rr ^\t\u2022! \u2022f/ T &OVYL O -HVtÇA.I j TWOVW-L 'k\\ TW ATTIC -^ p.WA YV HfVOPt VOÜ -OSYoVtlO OV 1K> NiO \\\\K\\Y DOWN v\\-\\.-V \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Y CAKN TVWti ¦ , fSKTO J WWi- .iCl.\u2019AY: rT' * ' - wu- ViWV , \\ YOOVt OY \\Vvrt VYONrtLV /.R -WHY DON'T YOU \\ -\t\u2014- , t-HOW SA&RIKJATHR J ûROAnN/s 7WE /wcisr )\\.ÜAIOEKI, L'l-AR ?; y m/u/nu.Ancww /\u2019wr n-r* » ' \\ ,-.TWKXAj/t\u2019/.'- /VE/THZf* ) CH/LD /VAS SA/D A,\tA EAT£,M A THING, CW-fU'.V ) f AOOA-Æg AT\t'\t\u2022 V* V THE OTHER'^jf f \u2022'Ay\t.< i, * ' CJvf - maint much of a \"\\\"uav£ GARPI N.\u2014NO v\\ M \u2019\u2018£4\t\u2022 TURNIP\u2019.OLSrK tS /V ROUV/'HtR.R\t> -i 'CawKwrHCR.fine Afrit STARf.l)*- r /£'« TH'A-n./ST 1,Mt, AH El AH rt) li.'N AlOHE Wif J, _ _ A G OAL.'.') /\\ WM A NEW RIBBON L\"! n\" ON MY TYPEWRITER i p- JIIHllllIJlI-JgHy COMB WITH MJC TO rue CASBAH?!ê$TEO£ PARLIV», I \\ REALLY, Mir.moltpy; ; WANT SOU TO AWZgW YOU'RE EPOUTINô /AS TOPA/.MEXICO < PLATE SALAMI.' 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WHAT ARE YOU &IVIM© ME POP?CHF2 ISTMAS ?I 4303 Eight- SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TULSDAY, DECCMBLR 14, 1954\" Social and Personal Phone LO.9-3636 Women's Sphere CURRIER- Mr W.W.Gibson, principal- Mr.nml Mrs, Gordon it.Moc Mis.it.II, Stone returned to umerintendent of the Protestant and baby daughter, I'amela Ann, her home after spending a week mpu mcmien (\t! sp(.n| ,ho week.en(| flt the homes !in th, hospital in Magog.schools of Shu biook , muKUi-limk up cl«pe*in ip ioint» Hand Mouag» plu*' * -*0» Pol1»' ond IHE 'OSIER VIBRAtORS SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE MODAUTY Ktiuonaie and t'iniulo'» c»llulaf aclinty I Ml Whit# Si TEE 10 T-SSOT , Miss Clara Aitkenhead entertained the group by showing her ! collection of pictures and givin\u201d for Christmas baskets.It was announced the next meeting of the guild will be held in the church hall, Tuesday, January 4.Tea was served by the hostess, assisted by Miss Fannie Knapp.hostesses, while Mrs.Guy Bryant poured coffee.?* # Mrs.Gerry Mathieu entertained at the Elks Club, on Saturday afternoon from five to seven o'clock, in honor of Miss Eleanor Members of the Baptist Cru- j sadc Young Women\u2019s Mission ; Circle were guests of honor at j \u2022he December meeting of the Senior Circle, on Wednesday, in : l he church hall.The program for the evening j tollows: A Carol Service in which all Allait, 8861 participated; a passage from Scriptures, read by Mrs.J.R.! Byrd, president; and articles on Christmas, read by Mrs, Ernest Wheeler and Mrs.George Sun-bury.The Christmas parly opened with games following which Santa Claus, (Mrs, Sunbury) arrived and distributed gifts which lay at the foot of the- gaily decorated Christmas tree.Refreshments served by the members nf the Senior Circle brought the pleasant evening to a close.am » r-\"* i GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION \u2014 MR.and MRS.ALFRED WALKER photographed on Saturdav afternoon at their home, on Wellington Street South, at the reception held by their children in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary.At tho tea table, arranged with a lace cloth, yellow and bronze 'mums and the three-tier wedding cake in the centre,, flanked by gold candles in crystal holders, were Mrs.Stanley Walker, of Montreal, and Mrs.Norman Walker, of London, Ont., daughters-in-law.Mr.Stanley Walker, on behalf of the members of the family, presented his parents with a purse of money.The jubilarians were also recipients of many beautiful gifts, flowers, letters and cards, from other relatives and friends.(Photo by Gerry Lomay) stone.Upon ariival of the visiting teams, coffee was served.The first game of the day was at 9:30 a.m.when Windsor played against idson Heights.Following a barbecued chicken dinner, an eight-end game was played against Three Rivers.The scoring of the day\u2019s play was on a percentage basis.The Windsor Mills learn was high, with 129.8.At (he close of these events tea was served.General Notes Mr.H.Robinson and Mr.A.a Slanstead resident.Miss Flint Lament motored to Montreal w ith also reported that Mr Mcmtes the Indies\u2019 curling team.France is shocked at alcoholism Mrs.I.Greenlay, Mrs.G.Greg-in France, which is higher than ersen, Mrs.S.M.Paige, Mrs.A ihat of the United State», that ) McIntyre, Mrj, F.Hess, Mrs.L.he himself drinks milk in public Wheeler, Mrs.F.Robinson and places mostly as a protest against Mrs.11.Dubuc attended the alcoholism.\ti Christmas tea and sale held at Mrs.Douglas Jobnsi.n report- the Norton Residence, Shored that a penalty was imposed ; Brooke, on Wednesday after-recently on a milk firm for doc- n00]li sponsored by the student MISS JUDITH JULIEN, R N., graduate ot \"PEnfant lesus\u201d Hospital.Quebec City and the \"Kiee Electrolysis insti ttite\u201d New York, has opened an ELECTROLYSIS STUDIO (tor the purpose ot removing superfluous hair) 44 King St West.Sherbrooke Ap 2, Tot LO 2-6062 A Cup of Safety for Departing Guests These ELECTRICAL GIFTS look Expensive hut Cost So Little! Say \u201cMerry Christmas\u201d electrically this year.Say it with a gift that will reflect credit on your own good choosing, that will he a reminder of the giver through all the holiday season and for years to come.Iron, toaster, sandwich grill \u2014 all three have a real \u201ccostly\u201d air, all three are price tagged at figures that won\u2019t squeeze your pocketbook.\\on can t go wrong with electrical gifts.You can't top these for appearance, for value, for the \u201ckeep-on-giving \u2019 that makes a gift really outstanding.By all means look them over before you complete that Christmas shopping list.SANDWICH Fin Kith heat cooke shed blond grill inch' r is m ,,Urror hrigh mapIc Indies.Ha t ch come I Now that the season of parties i thoughtfulness and responsibil-: is upon us again, we\u2019d do well j ity.She will make it her busi-; to spare a thought for a slightly ness, as soon as they begin to j sobering fact.This season is one : leave, to buttonhole them and ; of the most dangerous of all as | insist that each driver down a far as traffic accidents are con- ; cup or two of strong hot coffee, cerncd.And no matter how re-: Remember, no matter what luctantly they do it, sooner or e]se y0U serve during the eve-later the time comes for your ning! the \u201cone for the road\" that guests to drive home.\twill send your guests safely on Now, there is no doubt that a their way is coffee! To emphasize cup of good strong coffee makes ,\timportance of this parting a driver more aleit.Foi this iea-\t^gj-g\u2019s a recipe for quickly son, every holiday hostess will made( deiicious little pasties to earn the gratitude of her de- i serve along vvith it.Bite-size, caf°r to 8h ready for ow when use.$10.50 0,\u2019eSCr, MI ^r0l\"Unin.H*9 C° heat mica handles- element One year h'gl' ol f 'I>rC toring milk with vegetable oil to increase the amount of butter fats.The publicity convener repirt-ed that the first Wednesday in January, the 5th, is Stanstead North\u2019s clay to oroadca.st ovir WIKE radio station It is hoped Mrs.Charles Bliss\u2019 will be the speaker at this time.The welfare and health convener reported on pnns to: the lorthcoming National Health week.Mrs.Lemon suggested t::.,t this institute branch take an active part.Considerable discussion was given to the general sla:k ness of many'\u2018parents regard! ig contagious diseases.The Sunshine committee was asked to remember ihe usual Christmas gifts and cards to be sent.General Notes Mrs.Cora Fox of Slanstead.nas returned home after spending a few clays in Derby Line with her daughter, Mrs.Milton Porter and family Mrs.Porter was a patient in Broadview Hospital for several days, where she was treated for virus pneumonia.Mr.and Mrs.Z.Paquette ot I Rock Island, were in Sherbrooke lecently, and called on Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Jackson, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Noble, in Lennoxville.Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.\u2019 G.Coburn, Rock | Island, were Mr.and Mrs.Chester Abbey and daughter, Linda,1 and Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Coburn, of Williamstown, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Pocock, of Hatley, were supper guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Harry j Smith, Derby Line, on Saturday.! nurses of the Sherbrcwkc Hospital.Friends of Mrs.F.Hayden, Jr., will be pleased to learn that she lias sufficiently recovered from her recent appendectomy at the Sherbrooke Hospital to return to her home.SPECIALS CHEESE BREAD OATMEAL BREAD Place your order ! now for Christ'-mas cakes and puddings.œ/So#* Tel.LO.2-2744 JS / ¦//$ GIFTS to PLEASE and from DOFOO 184 WELLINGTON NORTH TEL.LO.2-3785 ®üll «SSS m > parting guests by a simple act of ; ÜP A WM rautee- $4.95 CO rd its crispy, filled with a tasty mixture ot ham and cheese, they're just right for the occasion.Ham and Cheese Pasties U lb.cooked ham, ground Vi lb.Swiss cheese, ground 1 Vi teaspoons prepared mustard 1 teaspoon grated onion 1 to 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 pkg.pie crust mix Combine all ingredients except pie crust mix, adding enough mayonnaise to hold ingredients together.Prepare pie crust mix as directed on package.Roll out thin on lightly floured board.Cut in 3-inch squares.Place spoonful i of ham mixture on each square.Fold to form triangles and press j : edges together with floured fork.' Prick tops.Bake in hot oven.425° F., 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned.May be baked ahead' of time and reheated, if desired.Makes about 18 pasties.wmm* s§ iron not Handsome c» in clZ2Tm' ir°\"\u2019 'VI,K.« Mad.\u201ebn y as a guide for diff' Cat «locator uuierent fabrics $5.95 J Wh cord SEE YOUR FAVPRVTC DEAV-£R OR»** \u201c lOSTHERN .y ^¦va.Yiï^Üifiii OWNED ir THOSE\t.DANVILLE\u2014 Mrs.L.Brock entertained the Christmas Club when twenty-one members and friends enjoy-| ed a social time at the tea hour when dainty refreshments were j served.The many friends of Mrs.Frank Morrill, who spent her girlhood in this town and since her marriage, has lived in Drummondville, were saddened i to hear of her death, after a lengthy illness.Sympathy is extended to her husband and fami- > Mrs.Frank Perkins entertained the Lucky Thirteen Christmas Club at her home.The afternoon was spent in sewing, and at the tea hour lunch was enjoyed.The Eastern Star held the December meeting in the Masonic Hall.Ten gift boxes were packed for needy families and generous donations made to the ; Wales Home and the Home for ; underprivileged children, in Austin, K V 5» Mflh-n- -vsmiw UmI m /i- btA a illBP'Ki STORY BEHIND THE CATCH \u201c7^ There are two reasons discriminating men select Black Magic Chocolates.One is that the centres are delightful, each the chosen favourite of 3,000 people.Second is Black Magic Chocolates are truly superb.Surprisingly enough, Rowntrees can sell these luxury chocolates at the modest price of ordinary candy because of the simplicity of that famous black box.Next time \u2014 buy Black Magic! ENGLAND'S FINEST CHOCOLATES 61.60 A POUND BLACK MAGIC by ROWNTREES A layer of toffee, then to top it\u2014creamy mallow.That's Toffee and Mallow, one of the twelve gorgeous Black Magic centres f Brownies \"Fly Up\" Al Ceremony In Bsdword I'ec.14.\u2014 A very interesting evening ua?.^eni at the recent meeting of the 1st Betlfurd Company Cannciitn tUtides, when five Brownies \u201cflew up\u201d to be Guides, The meeting opened with Guides formed for inspection, by Captain Bockus, during which time the Brownies formed their Magic Ring at the other end of the hall.'Che Guides marched into their Horseshoe and the colors were brought in by Patrol Second, Marjorie Duncan, carrying the Union Jack and Patrol Leader, Marilyn Brownrigg, the company flag.This was followed by the singing of \u201cGod Save the Queen.\u201d The Brownies had their opening ceremonies, then the Horseshoe opened to receive the Brownies, \u201cFlying up,\u201d Brown Owl, Muriel McCaw, pinned on the Brownie wings and they flew up to Guideland, welcomed by Patrol Second, Carol Hewitt, who then presented them it) Captain Bockus, The remain- HEINZ She world's greatest ketchup, value Jpm KETCHU der of the Brownies rame into! centre of Horseshoe.Division Commissioner Craig- ! head enrolled Brown Owl Me-j | Caw as a Guide and also enrolled Guide Betsey Gibson, He then presented Brownie Diane Carter with one year service star.The ceremony was closed by the marching off of the colors and the Brownies singing Taps, while the Guides sang Evensong and Taps.Captain Bockus dismissed Guides and Brownies, The Brownies \u201cflying up\u201d were: Judy McCaw, Mary Mun-castor, Betsey Jones, April Wells and Norcen Wood.A sale of work was held, following the meeting, Parents were present at the meeting, and enjoyed the cere-; monies in connection with the \u201cflying up \" General Notes The bi-monthly meeting of the Bridge t lub was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.W.F.Van Horn, when the prize for the highest score of the evening went to Mrs.K.Best.This will be the last meeting of the club until after the holidays.Mr, Gordon Watson, of Farmington, B.C., who has been the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Watson, on the Philipsburg Road, has left to return to his home.Mr.Watson visited in Dayton, Ohio, | prior to coming to Bedford.Mrs.Earl Brownrigg has been in Stanbridge East at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Everett Hauver, to be with the former, who is ill.Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.William Watson, Philipsburg Road, on Sunday, included Mr.and Mrs.A.Cole and son, Richard, of Ayer\u2019s Ciiff, and Mrs.Cole's brother, Mr.Allan Watson, of Brunswick, Me.Mr.Ralph Oakes, who has been a patient in the Royal Vic-1 toria Hospital, where he under- j went an eye operation, returned to his home with Mrs.Oakes who has been in Montreal (luring his stay in hosptial.The bi-monthly meeting of the Bridge Club was held on SHERBKUOW3 DAILY fUlCURD, Il\u2019tSDAY, PI t l Ml PKi >>4 Christmas Gifts Exchanged At Spooner Pond W.8S »?y Üw' WARM WELCOME\u2014Sqdn- Udr.A.9, on arrival at Montreal\u2019s Dorval His wife, Joyce, looks on.jT R.MacKenzie gets a running hug from his Airport after two years of captivity in daughter, Pauline, communist China.(CP Photo) à COWANSVILLE \u2022\tFINE SELECTIONS \u2022\tFAIR PRICES \u2022\tGOOD PARKING FACILITIES It pays to buy here! LEROY INC Cowansville\t\u2014\tTel.20 For gifts and toys, we have the largest assortment and we sell at the lowest prices.TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE TREASURE CHEST Next to A&P Store Christmas Cards, Candles and Flowers a Specialty.Children\u2019s Books Handwoven & Leather Goods Glass, Cbinaware & Antiques COWANSVILLE ELECTRIC 213b South St.Tel.628J We suggest: Toasters, Irons, Kettles, Phonograph Records, Electrical Appliances.Christmas Tree Lights now in stock.W.J.KORMAN 110 Williard St.Tel.893 Give RCA Victor Television or appliances for a really Merry Christmas! We give complete service on all articles we sell.JOS.A.PRINCE \u2014 TAILOR \u2014 139 Main St.\tCowansville\tTel.808 Christmas Gift Suggestions: Ties, socks, shirts, sweaters, cuff links, pyjamas.Suits made-to-measure and Bond Clothing.HASHIM & SON Tel.477\t\u2014\tSouth Street We have a wide variety of Christmas gifts.TOYS \u2014 MEN\u2019S and LADfES\u2019 WEAR Don\u2019t miss our big sale which will continue until December 15th.New Line of Christmas goods arriving weekly.Save by Buying.Special prices until Christmas.M.CAMILLE 513 South Street Cowansville Tel.551M Wn ?''r> m m iaailW HIS BUDDIES CHEER\u2014Sqdn.Ldr.A.R.MacKenzie\u2019s fellow servicemen boisterously hoist the Second World War acc to their shoulders on,his return lo Montreal after his release from captivity by the Chinese Communists.Ho was shot down in Korea in December, 1952, while serving as an exchange pilot, with the United States Air Force.\t(CP Photo) Spooner Pond, Dec.H The Christmas meeting of the Spoon or Pond branch of the W 1 was held at the home of Mrs.I Knowles.Tieuholm, with Mrs.K.Oakley as assisting hostess, The president, Mrs.W, Coles, opened the meeting in the usual manner, and welcomed all members present.Twenty-eight members answered the roll-enll and sang \"While Shepnerds Watch their Sheep by Night,\u201d lead by Mrs.1, Sinclair.The children very sweetly sang \"Jingle Hells.\" Minutes of Hie preceding meeting were read by the secretary, as was the correspondence lor the month, The treasurer, Mrs.V.R, Beattie, reported a bank balance of $95.82, ll was decided to make application tor a short course In hat remodelling or slipper making, to be held either in May or October.Mrs.A.Stimson and Mrs.1\u201e Pye arc to make arrange meats for a hall in which this course will be held.Sowing and knitting for Rod Cross was given out by Mrs.W.Coles, for Mrs.F.Wintle who was unable to attend meeting.H was decided not to enter the competition of one-act plays sponsored by the 1.0.D.E, Mrs.F Blanchard reported that $21.95 had been realized from the food sale held in November.Mrs.H.Vigneault reported the sum of $14.05 from the taney-work table.Articles left over from the sale were auctioned at this meeting, and added $4 to the funds.A report of tickets sold for the quilt to be drawn, was given by Mrs.W.Parkis, titty-two books of tickets were sold and returned to the convener at the meeting at which time the draw-iu;: took place.Little Miss Susan Î Mastine drew the winning ticket, the lucky winner being Mrs.N.; Wintle, Windsor Mills.The net amount of $39.50 was realized from this drawing.A motion was made that the usual Christmas Cheer boxes be Usent to shut-ins.Mrs.B.Rodgers, social service convener, submitted a list of persons to whom j these boxes are to be sent.Mrs.! G.Fortier, Mrs.E.Knowles and | Mrs, E.Wentworth kindly volun-: leered to help Mrs.Rodgers in j this work.Mrs.N.Mastine, aided iliy Mrs.L.Knowles, arc to pre-! pare candy bags for members\u2019 children, ton years and under.These candy bags are to he placed under \u201cDart Club Christmas Tree\u201d in Trenholni.There being no further husi-1 ness to bring before the meeting, it was adjourned and a social hour followed in which Christmas gifts were exchanged, j A prize was given for the most j attractively wrapped gift, this | being won by Mrs.Grin Taylor, ; whose gift was wrapped as a minuature Christmas tree.Judges j were, Mrs.R, Harrison and Mrs.j L.Pye.The twelve children pres-1 ent also had gifts under the tree.| The surprise box was won by Mrs.Orin Taylor.Refreshments were served by j (he hostesses, assisted by Mrs.R.Lampron.The January meet-1 ing is to be held at the home of Mrs.J.Sinclair, on Wednesday, January 5, at 2 p.m.ROCK ISLAND\u2014 Mr, and Mrs Aubrey French, of Flanders, were gueMs on Sun-'day, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Nottt\u2019se and family.Rock Island.All parents and friends of Sun nyside School pupils are invited to the Sunnyside prise giving and Christinas pageant lo be Held at Sunnyside School audi torlttm on Friday evening, De comber 17 at 7:30 o'clock.There will NOT be a n y admission charge.The prizes awarded will he those which in previous years have been awarded in June at Junior Convocation.Mrs.Golda Blandish of Rock Island, is spending the Yulrtide holidays at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mis \\V C, Miller, and daughter, Mcrlyn, at Greenfield, Mass.PIGEON HILL\u2014 Mr.Fred Ladd and Mrs.Nata line Kraus, of Frellghshurs, were recent tea guests of Mr and Mrs.11, Harrison.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Erne ot St.Albans, Vt , were the guests \u2014 Nino of the former\u2019ll mother, Mrs, Charles Frno, Mr and Mrs.Kenneth Willey and family, motored to Water-| loo lu visit relatives.Mr.and Mrs, Carl Bourdeau and children, spent a day with (lie latter's mother, Mrs.Ernest Erne, in Enosburg, Vt.Mr and Mrs 11.Harrison, Mr, Fi ed I odd and Mrs.NaUline Kraus, motored to St.Albans, Vt , recently.Mr.Frank Needham has r& turned to nKowlton after spend mg a lew weeks with his dan gliler, Mrs Kenneth Willey and Mr.Willey, MORRISS SLOE GIN CANADA'S LARGEST SELLER IXICUtORS AND taUSTtf:, ZOIt OVtR HAtr A CINUIIY by naming os youi W.A .your heirs will benefit from our specialized knowledge of investments, taxes and the many matters related to estate administration ROYAL TRUST COMPANY fWG] Kl It v A Aile for our booklnt \"What Wo Can Do Foi You\u201d, 105 ST.JAMES ST.W\u201e MONTREAL .HARBOUR 4221 OWN A BIG NEW FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR SAVE UP TO * 12O-0» NOW ON SALE AT H.C.WILSON it SONS LTD.61-67 Wellington Sf.North \u2014 Sherbrooke Tel.LO.2 2627 Kz&m Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.John Ewing.The prizes for the evening went to Mrs.B.W.Draper for highest score and the consolation to Mrs.Arthur Orr.This will be the final meeting of the club until after the holidays.Mr.and Mrs.L.Rousseau of Longueuil, spent a week-end with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.J.Ulric Demers.Mrs.Neil Creller, is spending some time in Hartford.| Conn., where she was called by j the illness of her aunt.Mrs.Arthur Gould who has been the guest for a time of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.E.0.B.Gould, in Montreal, is now spending a week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and jVIrs.Gris-dale Gould, before returning lo her home in St.Albans, Vt.Mr.L.Henry who has been relieving at the local branch of the Bank of Montreal during the past three weeks, when Mr.M.E.Parsons, the manager was or, vacation, has returned to Montreal.The weekly meeting of the St.James Church Bridge Club was held on Thursday evening, at the home of Airs.W.B.Bradshaw, when the prize for the highest score for the eve ning went to Mrs.Harry Jones.This will be the final meeting of the club until after the hoi- : idays.Miss Carolyn Wightman, of St.Lambert, spent a week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Wightman.00^ A* '«LSffAPFm: HAS GLAMOROUS GIFT LINGERIE .priced to suit your purse! ^ B.^ X A.NYLON TRICOT \u201cSHOW-OFF\", trimmed with Swiss embroidered nylon sheer.White, 32-42.\u2019B.NYLON TRICOT PETTICOAT, nylon embroidered sheer insets, perma-pleats.White, Black, S-M-L.C.Embroidered 30-denier NYLON TRICOT PANTIES, 2 pairs in gaily colored glitter trinket box.S-M-L.D.\tDAY-OF-THE-WEEK Pantie Pack, T for each day.Rayon tricot, in quilted satin hose box.S-M-L.E.\tMULTI-CREPE SLIP, trimmed with nylon lace and perma-pleating.White, Black, 32-42.f '.95 .95 .95 ;-95 1.95 \\ A BIG LEAK Salmon Arm, B.C., \u2014(CP)\u2014 Missing: 9,500.000 gallons of water each month from the city\u2019s water system.City council members are trying to find the reason.Don't know her size?Her colour preference?Give her a REDMAN'S SIFT CERTIFICATE .from $1.00 Redeemable at any Reitman's SSF S35 111 mii sy&\\v\\ c.\\ \\ > % j#-.vmi store.I Ten \u2014 KBROOK!\" DAfl.Y RECORD.I L'I SDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1954 Light Through The Ages Life-Like Animated Dolls Tell Story Of Light To mark (he 75th anniversary of the first successful electric-light experiment by Thomas Kd-ison, the Canadian General Electric Company commissioned a firm of Dutch film-makers, Gee-sink Productions, to produce a motion picture in color with animated dolls, The result is titled \"The Story of Light,\u201d and through amazing liny wooden actors and actresses, with scenery scaled to match, the film relates the drama of light from the time it was created to today\u2019s miraela of lighting.The story is itself unupie.The film opens witli Ihe line \"Let There be Lighl!\u201d shows the Creation, then a caveman using a flaming branch from a tree struck by lightning, an Egyptian torch In ihe tomb of Pharpah, ornate] oil lamps of the Romans, the tallow candles of the Dark Ages, through the world shaking devel opinent of electric light after] Edison\u2019s invention, to today.The] tale is painstakingly woven into i a lucid presentation of ibis re-j markable succession of events: since the beginning of time and | reflects long, arduous research : and strict attention to fact and ] detail.Uniquely, the tilm carries no advertising.But almost as wondrous as the story it tells is the technique used in making the film.Not a ] human appears in it, yet all Ihe figures who contributed to the ] history and development of light are shown.They are neither drawings nor puppets; they are animated figures, a few inches high, that move through the picture with lifelike ease.Geesink Productions, long experienced in Ihis technique, made its little wooden cast move naturally by employing the stop-motion process used in making animated cartoons.In fact, so successful has Geesink become in this work that the big studio at Amsterdam is known as \"Dollywood!\" To match the arlistry of the photography and production, Geesink had a special musical score composed by Stanley Bate specifically for \u201cThe Story of Light.\u201d It is played by the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Muir Mathieson.Except for the four words that herald the Creation sequence, there is no narration, the dolls and sets telling the story vividly.The film, which runs for ID minutes in 16 mm, will become available this week in CGE libraries across Canada and will be eventually shown in theatres.INCANDESCENT LIGHT IS BORN \u2014 If nobody lold you, you\u2019d probably go right on believing these were fine-featured actors in a sequence from a tense drama.Actually they\u2019re tiny figures around five inches (all, the feature players in a new film (hat tells the story of light.The film, \"The Story of Light\u201d, was made in Holland for the Canadian General Electric Company to mark (he 761 h anniversary of Edison\u2019s first electric light experiment.The dolls in this scene depict the young Edison's moment of triumph.;.g-; ay;- psii iHÉ! KINGSBURY\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.E.Rouillard and Mr.and Mrs.E.Blais and family, motored to Sherbrooke to visit relatives.Mr.Dolphis Lemoine and his daughter.Mrs.G.O.Malboeuf, were evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.Erie Malboeuf.Mr, and Mrs.George Bombardier and daughter, Marie Berthe, were guests of their par- ! § ents in Valcourt recently.Mrs.Robert Kerr went to Montreal to see her son off to England and also visited relatives, and friends., «s mm : Hi M tl $HAVEMA$TER \u2019 : i» COMPARED to his miniature actors and actresses, Joseph Geesink, who produced the new film, \"The Story of Light\u201d in Holland, is a giant of ample proportions.The entire film is acted by these wee people who move without strings or other apparent attention in the same technique used to make animated cartoon pictures.\t(Additional picture page 11) 1 \"A t IK-*' S-YEAR FREE SERVICE GUARANTEE on motor $ down balance / on easy terms.f49 Wellington N.\u2014 LO.7-4889 USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN W.Â.And Circle Hold Heelings In Scolsfown Seotstown, Dee.14.\u2014 The ! monthly meeting of St.Paul\u2019s Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.Albert Murray, with a very good attendance.| The president, Mrs.D.P.Mur-; ray, presided, conducting the de-votionals around the theme i \"Peace.\u201d An interesting article 'by Miss Kennedy was read by Mrs.I.Maclver.This being the annual meeting, reports were jiead, committees reported and I programs for the ensuing year .were distributed.The sum of $20 was voted to the Presbyterial treasurer from the general fund.A Christmas parly was planned for (he Mission Band and the Explorer Groups.Refreshments were served by the hostess, and a social hour was cn.ioyed.ST.PAUL'S CIRCLE The December meeting of the St.Paul\u2019s Presbyterian Circle was' held Wednesday afternoon, j December 1.in the church hall.The president, Mrs.O.J.St.Laurent, presided, Mrs.D.A.Campbell read the Scripture lesson.followed by the Lord\u2019s Prayer repeated in unison.The sec- i retary, Mrs.Raymond, read the minutes of the previous meeting, and the treasurer, Mrs.Rodney I MacDonald, gave the financial statement which was very satisfactory.The fancy work convener, Miss Christeen MacAskill, reported a very successful year.The quilting and knitting conveners reported a very active, year.Scv-; era! thank-you notes were read, ; Mrs.I.Maclver thanked Mrs.F.10.Goodin for a black-board | which she donated 1o the Sun-| day School.Mrs.' Rodney MacDonald, Mrs.Kenneth Smith and Mrs.Fred ] Goodin were appointed as a committee to investigate the possibilities of purchasing two propane gas heaters for the church hall, and since this meeting they have been installed on a month\u2019s trial.Members were reminded to bring gifts for the usual Christmas basket to Mrs.Kenneth Smith before December 23.Refreshments were served by the hostesses, if being Mrs.St.Laurent\u2019s birthday, a birthday cake made by Mrs.F.C.Goodin, was the center of attraction.The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.I.Maclver.General Notes On Friday afternoon, December 3, Mrs.Donald Murray entertained at her home on Albert Street, at a delightful birthday party foi her daughter, Shared Fifteen Ijttle friends gathered to and Mrs, Albert MacLeod were, their daughter, Miss Alberta MacLeod, studenl nurse in the Verdun Protestant Hospital, | Montreal, Mr.John Morrison, of I Milan, Mr.and Mrs, Ross Hunting, of lluntlngville, and Mr.and Mrs.Aldron Wilson, of Fast Angus.Mrs, Donald J'atterson of Austin, called on Mr.and Mrs.L.MacLean and Mr, and Mrs.N.] Maher.Mrs, Blanche Hunier is .spending two weeks with her father, Mr.William lasslie, and sister, Mrs, Andrew Madden, in Win* : Chester, Ont.Mrs.Frank Millinder and son, Douglas, spent a day in Sher-jbrooke, visiting Mr.Millinder in jibe Sherbrooke Hospital.Miss Betty Lasenba, of O\u2019Sullivan\u2019s Business College, Sherbrooke, spent a week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Coleman and ! family.Mr.A, Nicholson has returned {home after ,spending*n few weeks iwith relatives in Drummondville.Friends of Mr.Harry Cowling ! of Waterloo, a former resident ; of this town, will be sorry to [learn he is a patient in the Sher-jbrooke Hospital, where he un-] dorwent an operation.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Stolliker and son, Bruce, of Stanbrklgc East, were week-end guests of ; Mrs.Stollikcr\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Donald MacRae, who cole-bra led their diamond wedding [anniversary on December 0.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Scott have I returned home from Montreal, where they spent a few days, [guests of Mrs.Marion Scott, and ! other relatives.Friends of little Miss Carol Murray will be pleased to learn | she is gaining after being ill several weeks with pneumonia.Mrs.1\u2019.Sharman, Mrs.Helen Hall and son, Barry, spent a day j I recently in Birchton, guests of j Mr.and Mrs.Charles Lefebvre.Friends of Mr.Donald D.Mae-Lean, Dillon Street, will be sen-1 BEDFORD\u2014 Mr and Mrs, William Taylor vilttod the former\u2019s father, Mr.L.Taylor, at Huntingville, re centiy., Mr.Jean Paul Faureau and Mr.Vvon Drapeau of Montreal were guests over the weekend at the hume of Mr, H, Drapeau.Mils Therese Messier spent a week end in Swanton, Vt,, with Mr, and Mrs.Bernard Simard.Mrs, Sarah Messier accompanied her daughter on her return tu Bedford, after visiting her sister, Mrs.R.Grégoire, who is a patient In a nursing home in Swanton, Mrs.Kenneth Haring and little son, Stephen, have returned to Montreal, after visiting the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and ry to learn he is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Miss Kathleen Waldron of Lett-noxvllle, is spending a holiday guest of her mother, Mrs.Roy Waldron, who has been confined to the house for two weeks through illness.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Morrison werv Miss Katie Mrs, William Corey, for a time, day and Monday evenings be-Mr.Haring spent the week-end fore Christmas, at the same home.\tMiss Dorothy \\ an Horn, of Mr.Charles Smith entertain- Montreal, spent a week-end with ed at a family dinner party at her parents, Mr.and Mrs, R^alph the Riverview Hotel, in honor Vijn jjor(1 ot his son and daughter-in law ,\t.\t.|, n .______ ,, Mr.and Mrs.T Smith, of Red M|S Ajlan.Palmer10 Lake, Ont,, who have been the turned from Swanton, Nt.wheu guests for several weeks, of Mr she visited her son-in-law anti and Mrs.L.Ames.They have daughter, Mr.and Mrs Donald now left on their return, by Bkeels.motor, to their home, Mr, and Mi-s I\u201e Larocque ot Mont ¦ Mrs.Byron Smith and son, Gor- real, snent the weekend with don, of Montreal, were also f,e(.pa'rcnU.Mr, and Mrs, P guests at the dinner.\tLarocque, As has been the custom dur- Mrs.7, Chrysler who has been ins the past, the choir of St.til for a time, is now a patient James Church will sing carols in Notre Dame du Rosaire Hos through the town, on the Sun- pita).help Sharon celebrate her eighth birthday.The time was happily .spent in playing games.At the tea hour Mrs.Murray was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs.Raymond Smith.A decorated birthday cake centered (he table.Little Miss Sharon was the ; recipient of many lovely gifts.] and after they were opened and [admired she thanked them all.Miss Helen Robidas of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.R.Desruisseaux.Mrs.Basil Woolley spent a clay in Sherbrooke, guest of her | son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and I Mrs.George Woolley.Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Irving and son, Robert, have returned i to their home in Farnham, where |Mr.Irving is employed on Ihe ] C.P.R.Mrs.Margaret Smith, R.N., and Miss Grace MacKay.have rc-; turned home from Sherbrooke, | where they were guests of their ] sister, Mrs.Flora Eiger.Mr.Ivan Murray of Montreal, j : spent the week-end with his par-1 ] ents, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Murray,1 Albert Street.Mrs.Philip Boy spent a recent week-end in Rock Island, guest of her brother-in-law' and sister, Mr.and Mrs.W.Campbell.Mr.Donald MacLcnnan, little Miss.Karen MacLcnnan and Mrs.A.Conner of Sherbrooke, were recent callers of Mr.and Mrs.Angus MacLcnnan.g-Kccnt week-end guests of Mr.Morrison, It.N,, Vt., and Mrs, Eastend, Sask.Mr.and Mrs.Montreal, were guests of Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Tilts is ill6 Scotch! 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