Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mars 1951, mercredi 28 mars 1951

[" 1051\t\t\tMARCH\t\t\t1981 ft\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS \t\t\t\t1\t2\t3 4\t5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10 11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17 18\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24 25\t26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31 StjecbrookelDailij Becocd WEATHER MILD\u2014RAIN Cloudy today, occasional run tonight and Thursday.Mild.Wind light today, south 15 Thursday, Low tonight and high Thursday at Sherbrooke 85 and 42.Temperatures yesterday: Maxi-mm in 38, minimum 2.Year ago: Maximum 40, minimum 17.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 195! Fifty-fifth Year J.L BOULANGER WINS NORTH WARD World News in Brief Ottawa, March 28.\u2014 (CP) _ Canada's top military au.thority last night said it is «sential to the future of this country that its youth adhere closely to Christian religion and its principles.Lt.-Gen.Charles Foulkes, chairman of the Canadian chiefs of stall, told 175 teen-age delegates to the eastern Ontario and Quebec regional Hi-Y conference, that Canada's youth can play an important role in the ideological struggle between communism and democracy.Four members of the bher-brooke lfi-5 club are attending the conference, (hey are Ron Kouri, president, Earl Hills, Rert Fritz Don Griffin.Wins Aldermanic Contest Against Paul Leclerc By Majority Of 148 Votes Pause For Service and and Berlin, March 28 \u2014(CP)\u2014 A British soldier, who 10 months ago deserted his occupation outfit in Germany to live with the communists, has come back \u201cfed up\u201d with life under communism and would rather face a court-martial than stay there.Cpl.John Waller, 21, surrendered last Saturday to face a desertion charge, authorities said yesterday.Waller told reporters: \u201cMy action was motivated by the anH-Soviet propaganda in British and American newspapers.\u201d \u2022-5«\t% H- Belgrade, March 28 \u2014(TP)\u2014* Fleeing refugees from Bulgaria reported yesterday that Russia is sending thousands of secret police inlo their Soviet-dominated homeland.The Yugoslav government issued a special communique based on accounts furnished by 55 Bulgarians who fled their native land.The refugees were quoted as saying that, thousands of persons had been turned out.of their apartments in Sofia.Their places were taken over by the Russian secret police.# * * Auckland, N.Z., March 28\u2014 (.tpi \u2014 An earthquake shook Wellington and other centres in New Zealand this afternoon.No damage was reported.The Carter observatory said the quake centre appeared to he about 350 miles distant and deep-seabed.The shock was felt in Wellington at 1:57 P.M.(8:57 P.M.EST Tuesday).Waiouru, in the centre of North Island, and the Bay of Plenty on the east coast also reported a heavy shock lasting 30 seconds.# aris, Mai Uniteo States embassy an.pounced today that France has agreed to location of a huge American military depot near Chateauroux, about 150 miles southwest of Paris.The base will be used for aviation material to be supplied the French by the United States under the North Atlantic defence program, as well as for repairs and the furnishing of technical information on the equipment.J.J.Carroll Charged On Tax Counts Kansas, City, Maroh 28.\u2014'(Æ3)\u2014 James J.Carroll, St.Louis betting commissioner, was charged today on 26 counts of failure to leport to federal tax authorities payments totalling $52.688 made by him in 1948 and 1949.The two informations against Carroll invoked a little known and rarely enforced section of the U.S.internal revenue code which requires: 1.\tThat all persons making payments to other persons of more than $600 \u2014 other than those on which taxes are withheld by employers \u2014 are required to report those payments individually to the internal revenue department's processing division, which is located in Kansas City.2.\tThat all such payments must be listed collectively and reported annually to the processing division.The informations cited Carroll as having paid the money to wining bettors and in the form of \u2018\u2018commissions.\u201d Classified as misdemeanors, each count carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail, a fine of $1,000 or both.Carroll could be sentenced to 26 years and fined $26,000.Carroll recently stalked out of a hearing in St.Louis being conducted by the.Senate crime investigating committee, objecting^ to the televisioning of the hearing.He appeared before the committee in Washington last.week.Succeeds Alderman A.C.Ross In Seat Number One \u2014 48.34 Per cent Of Electors Cast Vote.Washington, March 28.\u2014(jT1)\u2014 Senator Estes Kefhuver (Dem Tenn.) paid tribute yesterday to United States newspapers, radio and television for their reporting of the 11-month Senate crime investigation, Kefauver, committee chairman, recalled that a group of large newspapers more than a year ago had recognized the growing crime problem and had \u2018\u2018pooled\u201d their coverage of crime news.Kefauver said this action was one of the things which led him to propose that the committee be set up.Miami, Fla., March 28.\u2014 (AD\u2014 (oast guardsmen widened their search today for the 43-foot schooner Pro-picair, unreported on a trip from St.Petersburg to Havana.The Tropicair, sailed by L.E.Hederinan of St.Petersburg with an all-girl crew of seven, w as last reported Monday about 15 miles due north of Rebecca shoals, 100 miles north of Havana.Climaxing a brief but decidedly hot battle, J.L.(Paul) Boulanger, automobile tire and accessory dealer, yesterday was returned as alderman for Seat No.One of the North Ward by a majority of 148 votes over his opponent, Paul Leclerc, an inspector for the Old Age Pensions Commission.He polled 884 votes to the 736 cast for Mr.Leclerc.1 he seat was formerly held by Alec C.Ross, who declined to seek re-election, The total of 1620 votes cast represented 48.34 per cent of the total of 3,35 1 names on the lists for the eleven polls.The successful candidate secured majorities in six polls, the loser led in four and one poll at 328 King Street West divided its allegiance evenly.The votes by polls and majorities were as follows: Majority 1 ««sis VhtfÊuM -.VÙK&.Ù Poll\tAddress\tBoulanger\t\tLeclerc\tBoulanger\tLeclerc 77-78\t36 Dufferin\t75\t28\t47\t\u2014 79-80\t19 Montreal\t93\t23\t70\t\u2014 81-82\t34 Queen North\t90\t35\t5 5\t*\t\t 83-85\t16 London\t62\t80\t\t\t\t18 84-86\t328 King West\t61\t61\t\t\u2014 87 A-K\t5 68 King West\t40\t1 25\t\t85 87 L-Z\t5 68 King West\t20\t1 45\t\t120 88\t405 King West\t77\t1 1 I\t\t34 89-90\t1 86 Ontario\t1 1 7\t30\t87\t\u2014 91\t125 Dominion\t164\t46\t1 18\t\u2014 92-93\t226 Victoria\t85\t52\t33\t Total\t\t884\t736\t\t Members of the P.P.C.L.1.fighting in Korea take no chances on weakening their positions, but.still manage to hold church services.This photo shows a group of riflemen a lew from each company gathered near the front; lines to hear Protestant services held by their regimental padre, (\u2019apt.R.G.C.Cunningham of Springhill, N.S.\t(((!>)\u2019from National Defence) British Doctors May Decide Tomorrow Whether They Will Quit Health Service American Artillery Pounds Massed Communist Units Bv OLEN CLEMENTS Tokyo, March 28 \u2014-(/P)\u2014 American artillery today poured heavy fire into massed communist units on the rain-swept central Korean front.The aim appeared to be twofold: To clear the w-ay for advancing allied infantry near the North Korean border, and to stall any Red attempt at a counter-offen-sive.On the east coast, South Korean troops advanced behind a rolling barrage of naval gunfire to a point six miles north of parallel 38.They occupied Yangyang, first major coast town north of the border.South Korean forces have occupied one border village and four North Korean towns since their drive began Sunday.On the western front, allied forces north of Seoul pushed within seven miles of 38.They had full control of the road leading northwest from allicd-held Uijongbu to Munaan.Spring rains hampered the.allied air attack and in places bogged down their mechanized ground forces.The centre of communist troop-massing activity was the central front, north of Chunehon.AP cor-respondent William C.Barnard said 10,006 Reds were strung along the border and held a thin slice of land to the south, Another 80,000 were backed up a* far as the big communist supply bate at Kumhwa, 20 miles inside Red Korea.Front-line observers watched for any sign of a Feed push down the centre of the peninsula.If the communists counter-attack they may choose this rainy season as jumping-off time.Their lightly weighted forces would have some advantage over the more-heavily-burdened United Nations troops.Elements of five regrouping Chinese armies and one North Korean army face the allies in this central sector.It was the forward wall of this force that was hit by American guns.The artillery, hub-deep in sticky mud, opened up after probing U.N.patrols drew heavy fire.The thundering barrage cut up one Red front-line division Tuesday night.Surviving communists withdrew rather than take further punishment.Fighter-bombers of three countries swept out of the rain to add their bombs, rockets and machine-gun fire to the blazing attack.American, Australian and South African pilots joined in pounding communist positions.On the western front, tough Puerto Rican troops smashed a Red ammunition dump northeast of Uijomgbu.Americans north of Uijongbu Tuesday night beat off a minor attack.Red mortar and artillery shell* lauded in some allied sectors.American patrols entered Chan-go, northeast of Uijongbu, and then withdrew.Artillery was called down to break up a communist attack east of the Change road.The bad weather Wednesday failed to stop allied bombers.B-29s hit two airfields and a troop replacement centre.The election returns were un-f usually fast in coming in, the count being completed by 7.20 p.m., barely twenty minutes after the polls closed.The reports of the Deputy Returning Officers were telephoned to City Clerk Antonin Deslauriers and his assistants at the City Hall.The first returns gave Mr.Boulanger a substantial load but this was wiped out when the reports were received from the King Street West polls and Air.Leclerc for a few minutes held a slight majority.Mr.Boulanger\u2019s lead was restored when the Ontario and Dominion street results were turned in.Although this was the first aldermanic campaign in the North Ward, it lacked few of those practices which are supposed to lend color to voting.Several cases of attempted \u201ctelegraphing\u201d were uncovered and a survey indicates that every one of the eleven polls had one or more attempts at impersonation.Challenges were frequent as the agents for the candidates sought to halt persons believed willing to pass as somebody else for the benefit of the opposing faction.In one poll, the impersonation efforts reached such a point that a police detail had to be despatched to restore order.However, no actual arrests were made.The official count of the ballots was made at the City Hall at ten o\u2019clock this morning by City Clerk Deslauriers.\u2022Following the election.Mr.Boulanger broadcast a message of thanks to his supporters.He said: My first desire is to thank you, the electors of the North Ward, for the honor you have done me by electing me to the City Council as an alderman for your ward.It is an honor 1 deeply appreciate and I will do everything in my power to justify the faith you have placed in me.1 know that I cannot carry out those projects which arc so close to my heart without the co-operation of those men who .ire already sitting at the City Hall and without your continued support and perhaps, at times, your criticism.After all, I am only human and am bound to make some mistakes.1 hope these will not be.too serious and that with your advice and suggestions I will be able to avoid those pitfalls which too often cause trouble for an a.dennan, especially when he is a newcomer to the halls of government.1 will renew my pledge to work for town planning, unproved parks and playgrounds and providing our citizens with a safer and more adequate supply of drinking water.These cannot be achieved over, night, but I hope to report substantial progress when 1 come up for re-election.I wish to extend my personal thanks to my opponent, Mr.Paul Leclerc, for the square manner in which he conducted his fight.In closing, 1 also wish to thank my supporters whose efforts were largely responsible for m^ election.1 also wish to thank the Sher-broke Record.La Tribune, and radio stations C.M.L.T.and C.K.T.S.for the coverage they gave my campaign.Aleutians May Be Site Of A-Tests By ELTON C.FAY Washington, March 28\u2014i(/P)\u2014 The United States may be preparing its fifth atomic-weapons proving ground, this one in a sub-Arctic wasteland.A lonely spot on the Aleutian island chain, which stretches out.800 miles from the Alaskan mainland westward towards Russia\u2019s Siberian empire, appears a probable choice.There, for the first time, the United States could test atomic bombs under conditions of climate and other factors which might be encountered should a war require use of such weapons against Russian cities.Since Gordon Dean, Atomic Energy Commission chairman, hinted recently that new tests might be made at locations not used heretofore, there has been developing speculation that the Aleutians might be one of the sites, Reasons Propaganda Battle Is Continuing Paris, March 28 \u2014(/P)\u2014 The big four deputy foreign ministers today resumed their talks, with nothing but a continuation of their propaganda battle in sight.The deputies are supposed to be | CUSSK,ns\u2019 trying to decide on an agenda for j Now representatives of the 20,-a proposed meeting of the foreign (MX) doctors, or general practition-ministers of the United States,, ers as they are usually called, will Britain, France and Russia.\tj meet in London to discuss develop.Actually, they have devoted most inputs.The expectation is that they of the previous 18 meetings to will again postpone recommending wrangling on issues between the I a general withdrawal from the east and west, despite a pre-eon-1 service, ference agreement that they would discuss only what topics should be By ALAN HARVEY ¦Canadian Press Staff Writer London, March 28\t.\\'E;SL>AY, MAROH 28, 1951.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEO\", WE.P'N'ESIWY, MARCH o»»IT ^OTOt^*, Tel.2-4789 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Quarter of a Million Parts Carried in Stock Supplier to 500 Dealers.Magnetos and Speedometer» iîeoperated.SHERBROOKE - AUTO ELECTRIC Established in 1928 Forthcoming International Convention 5,000 Easter Of Rotary Is Topic For Local Meeting Eggs Sold By Magog Kiwanians Personal impressions of the conventions of Rotary International were given to members of the local Rotary Club last night by Past President Gerald Wiggett, who urged all Rotarians to attend the 1951 convention being held in Atlantic City shortly.Mr.Wiggett pointed out the advantages of attending the various assemblies at such conventions, saying that they are schools for higher Rotary learning, which also have a broadening influence and impart a knowledge of world affairs as well.He said that on the occasions when he attended International conventions he was struck by the vastness of the organization, by the fellowship, and by the opportunity for friendship with people of so many different nations, colors and creeds.Following Past President Wig-gett\u2019s brief remarks, a colored film on Atlantic City, depicting the beauty of that \u201cvacation paradise\u201d was shown to the members.Past President E.W.Gilbey reminded the members of the 1951 Spring Conference to be held in St.Johnsbury, Vt., April 18, 19 and 20, and said that it is the duty of Rotarians, particularly new mem- TODAY and TOMORROW TOMORROW Sangster Memorial Women\u2019s Association will meet in the Church Hall, Thurs., at 8 p.m.Hostesses: Mrs.M.MacCoubrey, Mrs.C.C.McLachlan.The regular meeting of the Oasis Club of the Blind will be held Thurs.at 7.30 p.m.in the Club room of the MacKinnon Memorial.Musical evening.Gentlemen, Our low priced luggage is going, going\u2014 Buy before it\u2019s GONE! Your leather goods store 1 J.N.Boisvert & Fiis 1 King St.W.Tel.2-0938 LEE M, WATSON & CO., Ltd.INSURANCE Fite, Automobile.Liability, etc.Sun Life Bldg.Sherbrooke.Telephone 3-3910 Night and Holiday calls: Telephone 2-8782 Extend your best wishes with a fine remembrance of flowers from John Milford & Sons Reg\u2019d Dial 2-3757 bers, to attend these conferences.He asked the members to make their reservations immediately.President Evans Joslin, in the chair for the meeting, welcomed two guests, H.A.Dale, of Montreal and Bill Perkins, of Sherbrooke.He also extended best wishes to the members occupying the birthday table, Nelson Lothrop, S.Cleary, Past President Lee Watson, Claude Willard, J.Thompson, Past President J, A.Archambault, Howard Thompson, Fred Kirby and Osgood Broadbelt.With a view to encouraging and developing more activity as far as international affairs are concerned, the District International Service Committee is launching a new pro-ject.Past President Douglas Stevenson outlined the scheme and said that plans are being made at Plymouth, N.H., to hold a model meeting patterned on the lines of the Genera! Assembly of the United Nations, and conducted by Howard Jones, of Lyndonville, who was one of the representatives to UNESCO.Each club in the district is asked to choose one outstanding student, boy or girl, from the local high school and send them to this meeting as delegates.These students will then be expected, after the assembly, to report on its activities to their school and the Rotary Club which sponsored them.President Joslin advised the members tnat Past President Stevenson had been asked by the President of Rotary International, to act as co-sergeant-at-arms for the International Assembly at Lake Placid.He said that at the recent charter night of the Lyndonville Club, the Sherbrooke and Boundary Clubs had presented the American Rotarians with A Union Jack, Past President Stevenson extending the greetings of Canada.May 14, he said, is the date of the Bristol, Vt., Charter Nigdit and all Rotarians of 286th District are urged to attend.At the head table were Everett Nicol, Past President Gilbey, Past President Wiggett, President Joslin, vice-president Emile Levesque, Past President Stevenson.Past District Governor Ewing and Past President Everett Gooden-ough.Motorists Are Fined A local motorist was fined $13.70 this morning in recorder's court for speeding.Eight other loeal motorists were fined $2 each for violation of municipal traffic by-lawrs.Another man will appear later in the day before Recorder Redmond Hayes K.C., on a charge of drunkenness.REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Roger Blais to Dr.Cecil Delaney of his rights in lot 36, North Ward.La Caisse Populaire Immaculee-Conception de Sherbrooke to Henri Breton of the South % of lots 1452-56 and 57, South Ward.Rodolphe Beaulieu to L.Albert Bertrand of lot 899-207.East Ward, His Majesty the King to Ibrey H.Nutbrown of lot 1-78 East Ward and lot 16d-ll, Range 6 Ascot.Charles-Emile Cartier to City of Sherbrooke of part of lots 64-64 and 64-63.Orford.Gaston Dumont to Rodrigue St- SAVE YOUR MONEY And your Temper .Have your RADIO repaired by QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS \"BETTER THAN NEW\" Show this ad when we call and GET a 10% discount on all REPAIRS Good Until April 10 CHICOINE RADIO SERVICE 41 Wellington Street South Telephone 3-2464 Magog, March 28.\u2014 The Magog Kiwams Club\u2019s Easfer egg campaign can be marked off as a complete success.More than 5,000 Easter eggs were sold by' the club, the proceeds to be used in the club\u2019s charitable work.Those that were left over ,vere raffled off at a club meeting while some egg^ were sent to the.loeal creche.Refrigerator Deal Proves To Be Costly Montreal, March 28.\u2014 O) \u2014 A merchant of Granby, Que., testifying at the trial of Horace Diamond, Harold Markis and Roger Benoit of Montreal, accused of conspiring to smuggle 218 electric refrigerators from the United States into Canada in 1.949, told Judge C.E.Guerin yesterday that he lost $4,800 in the deal.The merchant, Rosario Couture, 40, reported that while operating a business in Valleyfleld in 1949 he purchased 12 refrigerators from a salesman, named Armaldo Ricci.He said he was led to believe the machines had been purchased from country dealers and re-sold to him.Some days later the R.C.M.P.seized them.Ricci admitted having sold the refrigerators to Couture for Markis.He said he had no idea that the machines were smuggled goods.Romeo Carrière, 32, of Valley-field, who pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy', testified that he accompanied Real Briere, a St.Timothee, Que., truck driver, on three or four occasions when they went to the U.S.-Canadian border to transfer electric refrigerators from one truck onto their own, He said he and Briere were paid $150 for each trip.Arriving at the U.S.border, they found a parked truck without driver and transferred the machines from one truck to another under the orders of a man named Cushman.The case is continuing.Roads Will Be Closed Shortly Yesterday trucks and heavy traffic were supposed to he prohibited from the gravel roads, due.to the thaw but due to the cold spell the roads were not closed to heavy traffic.Alphonse Lague, an official of the Roads Department, announced this morning that within a few days the roads will be closed to heavy traffic.\u201cThe date will be announced in the local papers shortly,\u201d he said, Mr.Lague, however, asked motorists to drive carefully on the country roads especially and keep off them as much as possible.Hilaire of Residue of lot Ilf, Range 2 Ascot and lot 4c, part of lot 4b, range 1 Ascot.Roger Morin to Henri Paul Cantin of part of lot 1469-19, South Ward.Rufus Henry Dunn to Walter A.Cox of lots 14b, 14k, 15a, range 2; lots 14d, 14f, 15a, range 3 Ascot.Philippe Doyon to Philias and Romeo Dumas of lots 730-196 and 197, East Ward.Raymond M.Demers to Roineo Talbot of part of lot 404, Lennox-ville.La Caisse D\u2019Economie des Employes de la Kayser to Lucien Bergeron of lot 1444-232, South Ward.Simeon Deslauriers to Mrs.Gillyes Dandeneau of part of lot 1079, Orford.Hector Lanotot, Mrs.Arthur Boislard, Antonelli Boislard, Maurice Boislard, Fernand Boislard and Marcel Boislard to Frank Johnson of lot 65-4, Orford.His Majesty the King to Joseph Bilodeau of part of the North % of lot 595, Orford.Gabriel Grandchamp to City of Sherbrooke of part of lot 64, Orford, Names in the News! HOW MANY DO YOU KNOW?Watch the Record for details of this new contest \u2022 Names In The News New North Ward Alderman m I J.L.(PAUL) BOULANGER, local business man.who was elected as an alderman lor the North Ward in yesterday's municipal elections, defeating Paul Leclerc by a majority of 148 votes, Exceptional Talent Is Revealed By 11-Year-Old Joan Glithero By MARGARET DOHERTY Judging from the performance given in Lawrence School auditorium last evening, Joan Glithero is a name which may well reach the top among the stars of the future.The 11-year-old pianist, native of Montreal, revealed great potentialities, a sensitivity and musical taste well beyond her years.One had the impression, before meeting her even, that she lives and breithes music, that it is her whole world.If any fault might be found with her recital last night, it is that it was all too brief, and we are willing to wager that the remainder of the audience shared our feeling.Bach }s always the reliable program opener and the Prelude and Fugue in C minor showed the careful training and sound technique of the young pianist.She admits a particular fondness for Beethoven whicih was quite evident in her fine interpretation of the first two movements of the Sonate Pathétique.In fact in this work particularly she showed a maturity of style not usually associated with one of such tender age.I News Briefs From Around The Province Quebec, March 28.\u2014®\u2014Quebec truckers yesterday asked faster construction of a Bailey bridge to replace the collapsed Duplessis bridge at Three Rivers, Que.In a brief to Solicitor-General Ricard, the Canadian Automotive Transport r Association, Quebec section, said the bridge will not be finished by March 31 as expected.The brief quoted engineers building the bridge for the public works department.The L800-member section said trucking regulations during spring thaws were a \u201csource of abuse.\u201d It asked for heavier truck loads of five to six tons instead of one to two tons .The section also wanted load limits uniform with Ontario and other provinces.Ontario permitted heavier loads than Quebec.Present limits prevented heavy trucking between Montreal and Quebec.In many cases they did not equal trucks travelling empty.As a result, several hundred employees were, laid off.Mr.Rivard said load limits were set by the roads and public works departments.The government would try to make spring regulations similar to nearby provinces.The public works department could not fail to hasten construction of the Bailey bridge.Montreal, March 28.\u2014((f)\u2014Count Jacques de Bernonville, fighting deportation, yesterday was granted a writ of habeas corpus by Mr.Justice Roger Brossard of Superior Court.The writ orders Montreal immigration superintendent to bring the count to court Thursday to justify \u201cdeprivation of the liberty of the petitioner, Count de Bernonville, which the latter allages is illegal.\u201d De Bernonville has been sentenced to death in absentia for collaboration with the Nazis by a French people\u2019s court, Montreal, March 28.-\u2014ft:\u2014Donald MacLennan, 28, was electrocuted yesterday while working in the Lachine plant ut I'anadiaii Her left hand is very well developed, her touch firm, and she has strength and power which with more experience should develop into great brilliance.MacDoweU\u2019s \u201cTo a Water Lily\u201d was played with just, the proper lightness and grace and the Debussy group was performed with a finish which would have been most acceptable in musicians of far greater schooling and experience.Chopin\u2019s Nocturne in F and Fantaisie Impromptu closed the program and Miss Glithero returned with a charming encore, \u201cAn Old Music Box.\u201d Perhaps one of her greatest assets is her simplicity and unassuming manner.When asked following the recital why she did not play more than the one encore she answered: \u201cI know lots more, but 1 thought, perhaps the people had had enough.\u201d The recital was sponsored by St.Paul's Church, and after her last group, the young pianist was presented with a colonial bouquet.We hope to hear Miss Glithero in Sherbrooke again and will follow' her promising career with interest, Allis Chalmers Ltd.Police said MacLennan and another employee dropped a heavy steel plate which severed an electric cable.The victim was standing in a pool of water at the time.Montreal, March 28.\u2014 l(P)\u2014A simplified system of issuing licences for new cars was announced yesterday by the Montreal Automotive Trade Association Limited.The plan will allow dealers who sell more than 500 cars annually to issue their own licenses and act as an agent for the provincial government.Montreal, March 28\u2014W\u2014Montreal yesterday refused to pay stenographic costs of a probe into alleged police corruption 10 years ago.City counsel John Ahern said Montreal was not bound by the decision of Mr.Justice Francois Caron, pressiding judge who ordered the city to pay clerical costs.The probe continues, Montreal, March 28\u2014'(t1 \u2014^President Harry Davis of the Canadian Seamen\u2019s Union said yesterday that the federal government\u2019s plan to register and screen all lake seamen \u2018wil be used to blacklist and eliminate all active union men from the ships.\u201d He said the plan was inspired by the ship owners in a move to destroy free trade unionism in the industry.\u201cWe have already witnessed how the screening has worked in the United States,\u201d said Davis.\u201cIt has resulted in the blacklisting of active union men, as well as minority racial groups from U.S.ships,\u201d The C.S.U.was decertified as bargaining agent for a.Quebec company by Canada Labor Relations Board on grounds it was not a bona fide trade union.The union now has an appeal before Ontario supreme court.Q\u2014Did the author of Aesop\u2019s Fables really live?A \u2014 About 2,500 years ago, there lived a man by the name of Aesop.He was of Greek descent, but spent most of his life on an island near the coast of Asia Minor.It is hard to tell which of the legends about his life are true.Aesop\u2019s name has been attached tu scores ut lables.Fire Department Director Warns Phalanx Plans Dance For : Young People On Fimay night of this week, at the McKinnon Memorial Y.W.C.A.Building on Montreal Street, a dance for young people will be sponsored by the Phalanx Fraternity of Sherbrooke Y.M.C.A.This group of young men is undertaking its first service venture by attempting to satisfy an expressed need of the older teen age and younger 2y)'s group.A couple of weeks ago some young people expressed tnc.wish that there were some place where they could go and dance without going to one of the loeal grills, this came to the ears of the Phalanx Fraternity who discussed it and decided to see what they could do about it.There is no doubt that not only young people living and working in our City whose homes ate elsewhere, but also young people whose homes are here feel the desire to associate with other young people unuer such conditions and enjoy a dat.ee together.Therefore the Fraternity has lined up Jen y Clement and his Trio for music and rented the Y.W.C.A.Building to try out the idea.If it, is suecesful, they will plan to hold these get togethors regularly.Any young men or young wo men of Sherbrooke or t he District will be welcomed at Friday\u2019s party, in couples or singly.All the members of the Chapter are working on the Committee under the leadership of Primus Dave Beers and Frog-ram Chairman Norman Pye.Jewellers To Convene Here The local branch of the Master Watchmakers ami Jewellers Association of the Province of Quebec will bo held here, this evening at 8 p.m.All members of the association from Magog, Coaticook, Windsor Mills, Megantic, Disraeli, East Angus, Rock Island and Sherbrooke are cordially invited to attend.Highlight of the meeting will be the election of officers.Several other important business matters will be discussed.Against Sounding The Sherbrooke Fire Department last night was called to answer two false alarms, the HMJt and Uth since the beginning of the month and Unlay Director Percy Donahue issued a statement in which he warned against the danger of such a practice.\u201cA false alarm may cost a life and the sounder, if apprehended, would face a serious charge,\u201d Chief Donahue said.\u201cDuring the months of February and March 40 new fire alarm boxes w'ero installed throughout the city to replace old type five alarm boxes in order to improve the five protection.\u201d The Chief said that most of the false alarms turned in this month have come front the new boxes.\"There is no need to send a false alarm to find out.if the boxes are in good condition,\" he said, \u201cbecause these boxes have been approved by tho proper authorities and were inspected and tested before being put into service.They are reliable and ready to transmit, Of False Alarms real fire alarms and axe instsllsd for that, purpose only.\"False slants answered by tb# fire department are txoublesome.They cause unnecessary running of the fire apparatus, not only reducing the length of service of the equipment but also threatening danger to persons on the street.False alarms expose the equipment to accidents and lesson protection should there be a I'eal fire while the equipment is out of the> stations, \"As some of the false alarms have been turned in by children, 1 w ish to recommend to school principals that they point out to their pupils the seriousness of these alarms.1 also wish to oall the attention of the Ixiys who are members of the Junior Fire Prevention Brigade to their agreement to report, to the fire department any information regarding persons who turn in false alarms, so that these persons may be brought before the court where they will be jailed, fined or both.\u201d Farm Course As Richmond Is Concluded Richmond, March 28 - The course on farm management, put on under the direction of the Eastern Townships committee for adult, education and the Richmond, Artha.liaska and Drummond school board, has come to an end.Beneficial to tlfe fanners of this district, the talks by agricultural experts and prominent Eastern Townships farmers have included such topics as livestock management, pastures and forage crops and farm records.Interesting discussions took place for and against pit.silos and loafing barns etc.R is hoped that another course may be held at a later date.Thanks on behalf of the district farmers have been expressed to Mr.Pickup of the.adult education committee for his assistance in showing pictures furnished by the National Film Board and various other agencies and to C.W.Dickson, supervisor of the central Nearly 100 Persons Seek Citizenship More and move people are BPekin e; Canadian citizenship in this city annually.Close to 100 applied for Canadian citizenship papers here last year and out of this number 60 were naturalized.A good percentage of those applying were Chinese and Jewish-Russians.Only one Frenchman applied and lie is waiting for hi» papers.Some of Sherbrooke's most prominent citizens received their papers only a few' years ago.school board for allowing the gathering to meet in the St.Francis College High School.The course was rounded up with a social evening in which games, dancing and pictures wdre the highlights.Committee chairman for this program was W.R.Healy who, with his wife, contributed in a large meawnrc to the evening\u2019s success.mop arSund^ YouHFindthese IJ* L) U1 _ THE BEST IN TOWN rnrrrr\tRegular Grind, Vwl # bill for percolator sr tils* Yz-ib.55c ib.BRIGHT'S TOMATO JUICE HARRY HORNE'S PEANUT BUTTER MOLASSES per line for poetry Additional namcH over three.10 cents each naine.ALL AÜOYL NOTICKN IVMM CARRY SIGNATURE OF FAR J Y SENDING NOIR E.FUNERAL CHAPEL 2imiE0URIIE5!flW-.Wf THY 7] tv TTH rmr Jijjt ^ J.W.BLAKE REG\u2019D FUN ERAI.HOME AMBULANCE SEItVH E 86 SuSn,,2-9977 RESOURCES OF CANADA INVESTMENT FUND LIMITED A participation in the growth of Canada\u2019s natural »¦ ill h.Prospectus on re Underwriters of Bond, Preferred and Common Stock Issues Greenshields & Co Inc 58a Wellington Street Telephone 2-2619 I *,al 3-3638 ptGÎÂi Risms CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH AATi\u2014J canta par word, minimum charge 50 cent* for l« word* or less; three consecutive Insertions, $1.25; six consecutive Insertions, $2.25; Record Box, Ulc, CHARGE RAT* \u2014 4 cent* per word, minimum charge 75 cents for 18 words or less.ADS ACCEPTED - All forms or classified ads, Legal Notices and Auction Sales accepted until 4 p.m.the day previous to the date of Insertion.Dial 3-3636 1.Articles For Sale BRIDESMAID\u2019S gown, pink and blue size 14.nisi 34090.McCLAflY wood or coal stove with oil burner, also electric rangeite, both $151) delivered.Dial 2 8434 mornings.EXTRA daTiTsilky\"bred female minks.Apply H.Belcher, f.O.Box 55, Waterloo, Que.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates H.ft GRL'NDY.McManamy and Walsu Bldg., 70 Wellington N.Phono 2-2311.ROUSSEAU HOWARD & BKADLLV Olivier Bldg, 4 Wellington South let.2-4735.Armand Rousseau.K.C., W H.Bradley, K.C., D.S.Howard, General trial practice, estate.W.H.LYNCH.K.C., General practice.KetUement ot Estates.Sun Life Building.Sherbrooke.Chartered Accountants THOMAS C.CORRY.C.A., 1914 Dor-Chester St West, Montreal.let.FI 8786.T.R.EDNEY At CO., 72 Prospect St Phone J-7622.P.S.ROSS & SON, Chartered Account-ants.MontreaL Dentist DR.J A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, 100 Wellington St.North, opposite Court House.Phone 2-3103.Physicians and Surgeons LrT ETH1ER.Phone 2-2567, 4 Gordon St, SherbrooLe.Urinary Diseases.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSP1 tal, Dr.L.A Gendreau, 67 Wellington, SL South.FloorSanding Satisfaction guaranteed with most modem dustless equipment, Inexpensively done for tree estimates call.MODERN SUPPLY CO.Of Flooring TEL.3 4255 CHESTERFIELD suite, studio suite, kitchen cabinet, mattresses, bureau, table, dinner set, tea set, tricycle, high chair, carriage, ladles\u2019 costs, suit, dresses 1H-20, men\u2019s overcoats.Dial 2-5208, 9 Allan Ave, ARMY re-condltloned boots $2.95; New Air Force fatigue shoes sizes 9Mi-12 only $2.50; underwear lightweight shorts and tops, $1.25; complete; striped dress shirts, $1.95; Sport Jersey* short sleeves HI colors, $1.95; T shirts, 88c; ladles\u2019 and men\u2019s navy tvpo trenchcoats from $12.95 - $25,00; ladles\u2019 and men's sun glasses $1.95-$2.05; 25 ft electric extension, $3.50; army sirens, $7.95;\t1J.S, bayonets, $1.50; U.S.machettes, $2.95; new packsacka from 29c; tin plates, $3.50 doz,; sleeping hags, $12.95.Smith Surplus Store, 272 Wellington So, Dial 2-04H1.CHILD'S kindergarten set consisting of table, chairs and rocker.Price $5.00.Dial 3-3443.ELECTRIC refrigerators, washing machines.All kinds cook stoves.Radios and electric appliances at very low prices.Francis Ingalls, Sutton Junction, Que.Phone 2-R-12.MAN\u2019S gray tweed fall top coat; Beige gabardine top coat for spring; man's gray suit.All size 42.Apply 54 Drummond anytime.BAND music selections for brass Instruments, One Royal typewriter.Apply Box 406, Richmond, Que.WESTINGHOUSE Electric stove, kitchen table, chairs, buffet, lawn mower, rocking chair, odd table, ice box, combination electric stove with oil.Phone 2-6969 Baldwin\u2019s Storage 10HK Frontenac St.2 NEW electric refrigerators to be sold regardless of cost.Free delivery.Can be seen at Pat\u2019s Restaurant, Savvyerville.H.K.Taylor.BENDIX automatic washer A-I condition.Call 2-8157 after 6.00 p.m.KROEHLER davenport, chest of drawers, sewing macnine, table radio, kitchen set.Dial 2-0778.DR.J.P.FORTIER BJk., L.M.C.C.Eye - Ear - Nose - Throat Eyes Examined (2 to 4 PM.and / to 8 P.M Dally) Tel.2-2883, Sherbrooke.FLOOR SANDING Rubber Tile Laying ot Rubber Pile \"Done the way you like it\u201d Expert Workmen \u2014 Free Estimates A.H.MASSON 10 SL Antoine SL - Tel.2-6774 BUY your paint now while the old price exists (limited quantity) $2.95 per gallon, 85c qt.in 14 colors; flat, $2.95 gal.; china porcelain toilet sets complete with plastic seat, In R colors, $40.We also have on hand sinks, basins, soil pipe fittings, etc.Smith Surplus Store, 272 Wellington South.Dial 2-9464.3.Typewriters For Sale RENT OR BUY a new Remington Personal Portable Typewriter.Big ma chine performance, portable convent-j ence.Call Remington Rard, 27 Wellington St.South.Phone 2-4088.I 5.Lots For Sale LOT 50 x 100 feet, between Belmont, and Council Streets (on 12th Ave.).Apply 13 Brooks, after 5 p.m.6.Cottages For Sale LAKE Memphremagog.Small summer cottage with double garage.350 feet lake frontage.Shallow sandy beach, ideal for children.Approximately IVt acres parklike land, all fenced in.Has commercial possibilities.For further particulars, write Box 132, Record office.VENETIAN BUNDS DIFFERENT ¦WM MODELS on display at our sample room Also \u2014 Washing \u2014 Repair* VENETIAN DISTRIBUTORS REG'D.»3e King West \u2014 Tel.1-1150 7.Farms For Sale 50 ACRE farm, good buildings, artesian well, electricity, year round bus service, inside new Sherbrooke city limits.Box 140, Record.FOR FURNACE FUEL OIL Call J.S.Mitchell & Co., Ltd.Tel.2-2662 IF YOU WISH TO sell, buy, exchange property of any kind .homes, stores, garages with filling stations, butcher shops, hotels, country stores, restaurants, building lots, summer cottages, wood lots.Farms a speciality.P.A.GOBEILLE Licensed Real Estate Agent 20-a Gillespie St.Sherbrooke JAMES RUSSELL PAINTER and DECORATOR 15 Goodhue St.Dial 3-4169 8.Cars For Sale ?ASSIHÏDS ¦ SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 195t.I 19.Wanted Room ond Board 27.Help Wanted: Female ADS ACCEPTED UP TO 4 P.M.Previpu* Day.1949 CHKVROLBT.2 dour cosch, 23,000 mlliss, radio, sir conditioned.Price $1600.1918 Oldsmobile, 4 door sedan, 21.000 mile*, healer, $1500.Dial day* 3-2177, nights 3-4840.1949 DELUXE Pontiac, 8 eyllndsr, 2 doOr aedsnette, fully equipped.Per feet condition.Price $2,000.Apply Mr.L.Constantine, Fraser\u2019s Dept.Store.Dial 3-2363.MERCURY Sed*nri949, radio snd new tires, $1.573; DeSoto Sedan.1948, air conditioned, tl,57S; Packard Sedan, 1941, radio and new tires, $625; Ford Sedan, 1041, $675; Ford Sedan.!»4U, like new, $780; Bulck Sedan, 11141.$875; Mercury Sedan, 1939, *575; Plymouth Coach, 1939, $575; Oldsmobile Sedan, 1939, very elean, *875; Bmek Coach, 1938, $478; International panel truck, 1941, $375; Plymouth Sedan, 1936.$376; Dodge Sedan, 1936, «275; Ford Sedan, 1937, $200; Ford Sedan, 1936, $175; Ford truck H ton, 1946.very clean, $775.Buy - Exchange \u2022 Sell on Term*.Garage Biais, 172 Main Street, LennoxvUle.Tel.2-6622.BUSINESS girl would like room and hoard in North Ward.Dial 21-5060.20.Wanted To Purchase GIRL\u2019S second hand bicycle in good condition.Box 138, Record.COWS to freshen In three or four weeks.Write J.P.Couture, Norton.Vermont or call 94-R 13.GOOD second hand piano.Will pay 1 good cash price.Tel.2-0983.Evenings 2-2896.LIVE POULTRY -5,OIK) live™hone wank cd weekly, Sla lbs.and up, well fak toned.40c per lb.alive.Call Lavoie Poultry Abattoir, 145 Lansdowne St,, Sherbrooke.PRACTICAL nur*e to care for elderly ronva!e«cf>nt lady commence April 2, Dial 2-0921, after 6 p.m.GIRLS wanted for sewing factory at Kismet Co.Ltd., Waterloo, Que.EXPERIENCED stenographer or typist capable of taking correspondence by dictaphone.Sertona, perfect English.Apply Antonio Dtamarsts, Triumpn Continental Products Ltd., 8624 Sherbrooke St West, Montreal.Tel.DExter 1135.A Handy Guide To Eastern Townships' Merchants And Business Services 1947 3-TON Ford truck, gravel box, new tires, recently overhauled, 1951 license.Dial 2-9319.10.Horses For Sale 2 MARE ponies, driving harness, working harness, rubber-tired buggy, wagon, sled, pung etc.V.A.Barnes, Donat St., Magog, P.Q.11.Livestock For Sale TWO 7-year-old Ayrshire cows due to freshen 15 May.Phone 56-R-14, K.Lukassen, Sutton, Que.11B.Baby Chicks MANY reasons for predictions of good markets for poultrykeepers.With meat sky high, high standard of living, eggs top the list In food values and economy.Get these markets with Bray chicks.Prompt delivery.Bray Hatchery, Newington Street, East Sherbrooke.Phone \u20223-3730.12.To Let 3 ROOM heated apartment hot water, Venetian blinds, new house, vacant May 1st.Apply 226 -fith Ave., Apt.1.Dial 2.4840.28.Help Wanted: Domestic MUD wanted for general homeworlc Good salary.Apply; Cher.Louise1 Store, 52 Wellington North.24.Salesmen Wanted CAPABLE woman or girl for general housework and to assist with chti* ! dren.Dial 2-9289.\t KQQL Vent Awnings l.td.ha* openings for two representatives In the Easi-ern Townships.Applicant* must Be bilingual, experienced salesmen who possess a ear.Successful applicants will be given thorough training and provided with a drawing account, For appointment phone Mr.Richard-snn, Sherbrooke 2-8240.25.Teachers Wanted THREE qualified Protestant teachers required for 1951-52, for the Three Rivers High School.Commercial (Gregg), English and Latin, Mathematics.State qualifications and experience to Dick Stevenson, Secretary-Treasuror.P.O.Box 5G1 Three Rivers, P.Q.29.Male and Female Help OFFICE boy end two girls for general office work, Apply Baton Manufacture Company Limited.26.Help Wanted: Male SELF-CONTAINED house, eight large bright rooms with two bath rooms and sun-porch.Occupancy May first or June first.Apply Edward Lyster, 27c Wolfe St.THREE room apartments in Bellevue Apartments, heated, hot water.Frigidaire, gas stove, garage, janitor service, Incinerator.Possession April 1st and May 1st.Apply D.Panneton.Dial 3-4414 between 6 and 8 p.m.FOR May 1st, West Ward, 4 room heated apartment, electric refrigerator, gas stove.Tel.2-4385.GOOD place for furniture and other articles at Armltage\u2019s Store, 21 Terrill Ave., Sherbrooke.FIVE room ground floor heated apartment.Garage.Montreal Street.May 1st $70.00.Dial 3-2818.SIX ROOM, upper duplex, modern, balconies, garage, grounds, storage space, North Ward, 1st May occupancy.Tel.2-8232.TWO and four room office space, first floor up on Wellington St.North, windows all around, approximate space 350 and 500 square feet.Suitable for dentist, doctor, insurance or business offices.Apply 56 Wellington No.Dial 3-2451.HEATED store, 22x55, with cellar; also two storey brick hangar, 14x40.\t128 King West.For full particulars apply 128b King West.Tel.2-9606.SINGLE man for general farm work, regular hours, good wages and accommodations.Apply D.Cullen, Assclin Farm, BromptonvUle, Que.Tel.Sherbrooke 2-5718.CAREER OPPORTUNITY\u201d AN OPENING IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS TERRITORY OF A LARGE N A T IONA L L Y KNOWN MANUFACTURER OF CONST R U CT ION MATERIA L S, RATED AAA-1, PRESENTS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A THOROUGHLY BILINGUAL M A N W I T H LATE MODEL CAR, WHOSE AMBITION IS A PROFITABLE CAREER WITHIN THE NEW AND EXISTING CONSTRUCTION F I E L D.THE APPLICANT'S BACKGROUND MUST BEAR A CLOSE S C R U T I N Y.HE MUST BE WELL EDUCATED.AGGRESSIVE AND BE CAPABLE OF ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY.THIS POSITION OFFERS A REMUNERATIVE PLAN THAT ENABLES THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT TO CONSTANTLY EARN A HIGHER THAN AVERAGE INCOME.APPLY TO ROBERT W.SMITH, 821 QUEEN STREET E., TORONTO.SALESMEN to cover parts of Eastern Townships.Better than average earnings.Requirements: good appearance, honest, active, bilingual, must own a j car.Preferably man over 40 years, j Apply for confidential interview to Box 137.Record.REQUIRED for July 1st.a caretaker for the Protestant High School at Danville, excellent thing quarters available Applicants should state experience and salary expected and provide references.Also wanted for September 1951 cook general, for Protestant High School at Danville to prepare noon meals for pupils five days per week.Give references and salary expected.H.W.Goodenough, Sec.-Treas., Danville, Que.Q\u2014-How did the ter this country?A The destruRn i.was brought to Ame France in 18f?9 for the pu; crossing it with the silikv ten-, ooth rom j of) MAGOG LENNCXVILLE CANADA Province of Quebec, District of st, Francis, No.29000.Magistrate's Court.Sylvio Girard, plaintiff, vs.Leonard Petit, defendant.Public-notice is hereby given that in virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, the goods of the defendant seized In this case as to wit: I blue amt red studio couch set, 1 square fancy tabic, 3 small lamps, 5 plaster figures will be sold by authority of Justice, on Friday the 6th day of April, 1951, »( one o\u2019clock, In the afternoon, at 68c Conseil Street, ,in the City 01 Sherbrooke, district of St, Francis, Terms: Cash.Sherbrooke, March 28th, 1951.R.Daigneault, Bailiff, S.C.ALBERT LANDREVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENT 174 Main St.West Tel.3377 Residence: 146 Victoria St.Tel.3307 MAGOG Lcnnoxville Motors Reg'd.General Repairs Tow tar Service Tel.2-9533 We are at your service from 7 a.m.until midnight.Tires - Batteries -Texaco Products \tLennoxville Veterans' Taxi At your service day and night.Special rates for long distance trips.Tel.3-3244 DINGMAN'S GARAGE Before buying a car, drive a JAVELIN! Wc guarantee 35 miles per gal Genuine Parts, General Repairs Main Street\tMagog\tTal, 3115\t \t 30.Farm Help Wanted WANTED, single man to work on dairy farm, reliable, stale wages wanted in reply.Phone Sutton 139-R-15.39.Lost & Found WOULD the lady who took a pair ol rubbers by mistake at William Street Armoury Inst Saturday night kindly phone 2-7236 for exchange.KNOWLTON Williams\u2019 Hardware, Foster, have h good display International-Harvester Refrigerators and Home Freezers for immediate delivered.We are distributors for Knowlton, Iron Hill, West Shef-ford, Foster and vieinites.Attrac-ford, Foster and vicinities.Attractive competitive prices.G.S 5HÂRPÉ & CO.>.S.SHARPE J.E.LAMOUREUA Accountants \u2014 Auditors Income Tax Licenced Trustees \u2014 Liquidators Suite 6-66 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel 2-7li.36 How\u201cSkinny\u201dGiris Get Lovely Curves Gain 5 to 10 lbs.New Pep Thousands who npvor fuiild nain weight Do tore, now have bliapely.imracnve figures.No more bony limbs, ugly hollow-t They thank Ostrex.it put\u2019s flesh on bodies skinny because blood lucks Iron Peps you up.too.Improves appetite, digestion ho food nourishes you better.Don't fear gening loo fat.Stop when you c;iln figure you wish Introductory or \u201cKei-acqualnted\" slr.e oritv GOc.Try Usirex Tonic Tablets for new pounds, lovely curve*, new pep, today.At All druggists.mm mm twin your sleepj^ PAST ^ 3-WAY RELIEF ! Don\u2019t toss and turn from night coughs due to colds.Get Smith Brothers! 1.\t(rase dry throat tickle 2.\tSoothe your raw membranes 3.\tHelp loosen phlegm SMITH BROTHERS Adequate Wring | |\tamas Setter living SHERBROOKE ( MAGOG ELECTRIC REG'D R.M.URWICK, Prop.352 Victoria St.\u2014Magog Tel.3111 I J IVES HILL Those from here when attended the combined Ives Hill Ladies' Aid meeting- and a \u201cshower\u201d for Mrs.Howard Smith, of Sherbrooke, at the home of Mrs.H.H-Allison, at Draper's Corner, on March 17, were Mrs.J.R.Cowan, Mrs.S.N.Cairns, Mrs.J.F.Far-well and Miss Joyce Farwell.WATER VILLE Mr.John Nicholson and Miss Pearl Longstrome, of Montreal spent the Easter week-end with Mrs.Cora Longstrome.Mrs.William Bell received word that her brother, Mr.Kenneth Harden, is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, suffering from typhoid fever.WE BUY feed bags, potato bags, bagging, horse hair, metal, etc.TRAPPERS: Highest prices paid for Spring Muskrats.Sec us first.SAM SMITH 272a Wellington St.South Dial 2-0464 CANVAS \"the best shade under the sum ' Now is (he time to get ready for the warm summer weather ahead.Protect your rooms, furnishings, etc., with awnings that match your home.Call us for estimates.We also handle aluminum awnings that are approved by \"Good Housekeeping\".E.T.Tent & Awning CO.44 Court St., Sherbrooke, Tel.2-5454 15.Rooms To Let ROOM to rent to business girl, North Ward, no kitchen privileges.Dial 2-3370.COMFORTABLE room to rent in North Ward.Dial 2-8236.SINGLE rooms, hot and cold running water, spring fUled mattresses, heated, maid servicss.Young men only.Y.M.C.A., 36 Dufferin Ave.16.Boarders Wanted NICE bright room and board, use of phone, North Ward.Dial 3-2210.18.Wanted To Rent IN EASTERN Townships for April 15, a 10-15 cow farm.Cash rent.Record Box 139.WANTED\u2014Garage within block or two of corner Russell and Ontario.Dial 3-2992.For quick results use the Record j Want Ads.MOTORS Expert Repairs made on all ; motors of any size or make! \u2014 repairs that are fully gua-1 ranteed.At all times we carry a large stock of motors in all sizes,! V-belts and pulleys.\u2018\u2018We service everything we sell\u201d, R0S3-BIR0N ELECTRIC LIMITED 17 Frontenac Street SHERBROOKE Tel.2-1564 BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES LE MAGASIN ELECTRIQUE LTEE.56 King St.West - Tel.2-3006 Contractors \u2022 Builders Uur Ready Mixed Concrete will be Ream heated during winter months.SHERBROOKE READY MIXED CONCRETE LTD.PEL.(J.W WINUIST, 2-6908 OVERNIGHT ALL-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE helps Constipation Convenient! Tonight take NR All-Vegetable Laxative.Tomorrow\u2014you feel better.NR\u2014Nature\u2019s Remedy Tablets are purely vegetable.They come in two strengths, NR Regular, and NR Junior (H dose).Regular in plain or candy coated.Junior candy coated only, 25|f, 50f! and $1.00.JiaJukiTkmedtf r jEZBBSXnÎBBËBEBr TAKE NR TONIGHT Tomorrow ALRIGHT For quick results use the Record Want Ads.Ask your Investment Dealer or Broker for prospectus.CALVIN BULLOCK Ltd.llOKHilib T GUST U£T UléTEB HUGH T6UJJS Obi THg WAY DOWN TO Wtè OFPCg - ANC» He SAID WE TMNKS X WAVE A UVELY VOCE AND SHOULD CONTINUE MV SINGING LESSONS- YES -6IP-I THINK >OU CAW GO, RIGHT IN,' Î ALWAYS THOUGHT A LAWYER WAS TO Give out GOOD ADVICE.' IS ME?HUGH TELLUSS IN WliS OEE.'CE ?r wondek WHY HE HIT ME DID HE TELL MDU THAT?rx »t I4M, Km» Few lures SyndifUe.fnc , ttobd neMs I\u2019M SO HAPPY TO SEE MV BPOTHEP SO AMBITIOUS-HE\u2019S OUT IN THE GARAGE WITH HI® ASSISTANT- -THEY'EE WORKING ÇN A NEW INVEWTION-YOU'LL HEAR PROM HIM SOME DAY f) THEY WENT !&> THAT-A-WAY/ DID YOU WO DOUBT WE'LL HEAR PROM HIM - SEE TWO MEN OUT HERE ?KNEW IT.'/ bm \u201e \\ Cgw 1W1, ICtAf Nature SyndTatc, ln«,, V»'tI4 r.flhci 6M«vgy Kiiv iWrv* v-if'c tv,.'-\t^ i -SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MEDNESDAV.MARCH S.|9it MELBOURNE Fnendi of Mr.P, Mathia*.of Montreal, aho i* a patient in the: Royal Victoria Hospital, i* expect- j ed home shortly, Mrs.Arthur Smith, of Montreal.! was a guest of Mr.K red Sabra y I and Miss isobel Salway.Miss Ethel Mathias received con- j gratulations on March 1\".on the' occasion of hei birthday.Many of her frionds called to wish her Many Happy Remaps of Vie Pay, She received leweis «r.d eard^ from relatives and friends.On Friday, March p, tine 1,0.P.K, made her a life member of her chapter.Mrs.Ma-Kej who ha» spent two months with relatives in Quebec, is now spending a few weeks with the Misses Mathia- A $K fOR SCOUANOS raVOURlTf SON JOHNNIE WALKER SCOTCH WHISKY BORN 18 JO \u2014 STill GOING STRONG real good Scotch Distilleri, Blended and Bottled in Scotland Rock Island Christinas Gub Held \u201c500\u201d Party Rock Island, March 'Ms Mr».Kenneth Barlow entertained the Rock Uland Christmas Club at her home on Tuesday evening.was conducted by but no secretary's V.MYSTIC PRISCILLA'S POP UUL-'\" 1\tSrv«tel By Al Vei-mowr Bivku*.calling on M is a pa - ' Hospital.Man'h\t20.\t The\tmeti\ting Mrs.J\tenkii\tits, ip pan\tiv as\tffiv ness of\tth*\tseer Eryou.\t\t Avadable in 40 or.and 261?oi.bottleft JOHN WALKER & SONS LTD., SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS KILMARNOCK.SCOTLAND .,2.30 \"500'1 was played by the eight members present and 'aler, the card game of \"Hearts\" mated a great deal of fun.Mr», Harlow served refiesh-ments.The next meeting will he on April 17 and Mrs.Albert Chamberlain will be hostess at the I home of Mrs.Rudy Miller.t.eneral Notes Mr, and Mrs.Carl Robinson, of i Pe rby Line, spent a week-end at j the home of Mr, and Mrs.Mack Derrick, in Orleans, Vt.Miss Joyce Chamberlain i» spending the Easter holidays at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.Joyce, in Bishopton.Easter week-end guests at the home of Mrs.Adelaide Labelec were her daughters, Miss Beverly Labereo and Mis.tierald Shannon.and daughter.Miss Diane Dennis, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.William Denney and family are spending Faster week with relatives in Montreal.Stanstead Wesleyan College dosed on Wednesday noon.March 21, for two weeks' Easter holiday, School will be resumed, on April 4, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Stewart and family, of Peterborough, Ont., Mr, and Mrs, M.K.; St, Alban*.Vt:, were friends here.Mrs.Warren Mat: j tient in the B.and at Sweeuburg.The Women's Association was entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Cedric Black, owing to illness, several of the members weie absent, The meeting was conducted by the president, The minute* were tead and approved Several donation» for the sale were turned in by the ladies.At th« close of me meeting, delicious tea was served by the hostess assisted b> Mrs Donald Blum and Mrs, Weteott, Mr*.C,e,»ge Rodger» enteitain-1 ed the weekly knitting club one Wednesday evening.Miss Shirley Soule accompanied friends on a motor trip to Toronto, Ont.where they are .spending ttie Easter holidays.Miss Shirley Bennett is spend ing the Easter holidays with hei parents, at Maple Grove, NO WONDER THE\u2019 ALWAYS HANG AROUND THE RADIO, l NEVFR .a READ TO TWEM .> » * ANYMORE1\u2014/ ) .il =Wnf* taSW.fSiL DUES» WHAT ?TO READ\t\"N YOU A r-TBOY /«Et I MM WOULD VOU Fs\u2019E IT REAL \u2022-\u2022Of f SO WE CAN W ajR cowaov r program?¦ m f f-S l RN T AT HER SHOULD tM A PAL T O -HIS CHILDREN! at AD WT KtARSlt D CAPTAIN EASY j/tCSty ffty.,««« ».MT» M«V»-, ,»¦ _J By Leslie TurnM BRAVE LETTER CARRIER SNATCHES SMALL BOY FROM FIERY DEATH James PhilpoH, of Toronfo, suffers severe burns rescuing youngster from blazing Scarboro home 1.Posfmon James Phiipott, gray-haired veteran of two wars, was delivering mail on Meadow Avenue in Scarboro.While handing letters to a lady at one door, she suddenly pointed to a cottage-style bouse across the street.Flames were coming from several of the windows! Without a second's hesitation, Phiipott dropped his mail-bag and raced across the road.2.A roaring mass of flames met him as he wrenched open the front door.From a back room came the hysterical cries of a child \u2014 pathetic screams that gave Phiipott new courage as he plunged into the inferno.Finally he found the 4-year-old boy huddled on the floor .the fire licking closer and closer to him.The back door was locked and Phiipott, carrying the child, had to fight his way to the front again.spent the week-end of March 17.al tne home of his pa re tits, Mr.and Mrs.George Stewart.Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Kothney and son.Vernon, of Danville, spent the week-end of Mai.h 17, with his parents, Mi.and Mrs.William Rothney and visited her mother, Mrs.Roland White, at the horn» of Mr.and Mrs.tierald Derusha in Beebe.Miss Coleen Cassivi, student «I Sacred Heart Convent.Newport, Vt., spent Easter week-end at the homo of her mother.Mrs.J.R Cassivi.Mr, and Mrs, Wilimu Wilson, ol Sherbrooke, spent Easter weekend at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs.C.S.Clark.Mr.Davia i argill, student at Boston University, in Boston Mass,, spent a week of Easter holidays at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs, U.E.Cargill, in Derby Line.Miss Madeline Dunn received word that hoi grandfather, Patrick Dunn, passed away on Satin dny.March 17, in Miami, Fla., at the age of ninety years.Mr.Dunn was a former resident of Stanstead.Miss Jeannine Morin, of Burlington, Vt.spent the week-end of March 17.with her pmcifU, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Morin, at Derby Line.Mi»s Ruth Mason spent Hie week-end of March 17, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.Mason, in Sweetsburg, The Couples Club of Derby Line Universalist Church are making plans to hold a genuine Italian spaghetti and meat hall supper, to be prepared by Mrs.Fran Sanders, at the church, on April 5.Air.and Mrs.F.G.Morin, of Derby Line, were in Burlington.Vt., to meet their son.Pte.E-2 Maurice Morin, who arrived from California.Pte.Roberts has received his honourable discharge, following thirty days ni the U.S, Army Hosnital, in California.TM'atMUEWAN WCT TviVll SIMP MR (YVN Uf iW COM I IN * M0MRWT jROCM \u2022.l Vf M.IK HUC-V ki-D ten T- KUiFtr-8 J WITH AN,Mut »' ICPoB*.A\tj-* tine rvcu » AM, VF:-'.\u201e,THI RVUML PAKCH ARK.IdEP t-oe VOU Al TOtTAVS MAIL -.IK ! PUNPlf I WANT LODGING F£?K THE NIGHT A* TUFKf '-« NO tOWIVXI MÎAIM Tilt M OK NINO.tcrivs.¦«u me MUST HAVE: THE LOOT WITH HIM WOOKVl C MON1 ALLEY OOP By V.F.Hamfin JUST AN \\ vrn p,ur \\ ut^sTÎTv ,, V I OU TRAIN MOWOt D.l NEVER SAW NtllTHlR ay Or-CARS .t HAT'S THk 1 AN I.N> INI\tMAS ANVv'NI.mL .ODOSTION'/ l INI.II-IAV ! l;St KORA jBSBF v^\u2014\\\t' -ip \u2022Tx OAKS'\tTU ^ i\tN1 iUhriras » V_____ vi m in MHS t't Al WAI KIN DON I IT Wl kI (liOIN JOE PAIOOKA By Ham H&har weiuo, ooc THIS IS LI, , SVINI , PS .SAAGIELLO.xi ir VOU, DOC 1 OR .v irUTCUALT, I'M VERY PLEASED I .AP TO WA: ' TO MEET VOU.> ' VOU.YOU , ./ FEILOA'S just PA LOOK.A WHY I: :\t, P UV l Mwrv , A.t\t:',AlO ) VOil WCK'i l I\u2019Ef Ul V we wtnr to , - walsu hap MEET HERB Al s\\ i AULI-O AW) ASKER INS I f Al) Of I ro HAVE AIE EXAMIHE AO CLOCK A- TOC-AN HOUR V WHY.al EARLIER SOI ! J ire I CHANGEO THE Jf-LN 1 H V APPOINTMENT UP U ?V ABIC TO A » WN i\tbO: HOWS THAT INDERSTAND ) CYB T THGV WANTED * TO POSTPON6 f^\\\\L \u2019\t* \u201e\u2022 PIDHT?T M* TRAINING IN A i i IV PAVÇ,, L THERE'S NO NEED FOR A POSTPONEMENT BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES d/' THE \"^0 3.Despite the fury of the fire, he managed to calm the boy enough to find out that there were no others in the house.Then, although both had been burned by melted, falling paint, he dashed through three blazing rooms and out the front door to safety.We are indeed proud to add the name of th< of James Phiipott to won The Dow Award.,e list of those who have DOW BREWERY w award ,ùr ,JA0 THE DOW A WARD is a citation presented for acts of outstanding heroism and includes, as a tangible expression of appreciation, a $100 Canada Savings Bond.The Dow Award Committee, a group of editors of leading Canadian daily newspapers, selects Award winners from recommendations made by a nationally known news organization.\u2022 MONTREAL\t«A.,,* How to live with your nerves Did you inherit a quick temper, a tendency to worryKnow what indecision\u2014or complaining\u2014does to your nerves'* In April Reader\u2019s Digesl.Dr.Walter Alvarez of the Mayo Foundation tells how\u2014though you can\u2019t get rid of nerves\u2014you can learn to live with them better.Learn ways to save yourself nervous strain .the right way to tackle unpleasant tasks.Read how you can get work done faster, have more energy through quieter nerves.Get your April Reader\u2019s Digest today: 42 articles of lasting interest, condensed from leading magazines, current books.VONÏMf'SS TH/S mmfo ftlit ,QOO , l DON'T MINi'D MDMW'Dhife \\V\\ Ç.ChiRtOf e.'tCAYyôV.OV TVAJt.M.O\u2019aGYGRihi&i wvi KTV\\OOT 1 chon Is lu way of special classes to help them, and only one county, Brume, Mated .that it had home* for this purpose.Two are in operation then*.Mr, Norman St, .lean has returned from St.Johns, w ore he v a a patient in tin w pilai there, following .an operation.Miss Elea nor Jones ami hei brother, Mr.(ieorge Jom , of Montreal, spent ilu* oeet > nd in Bedford with llmir nmlher Mr , C, 0.Jones, The Rev, VV, ,1.While v»aj m Montreal on hTidin to attend Hu funeral of Mrs.John Iti.von wife of the I,oid Bishop, of Montreal Mr, and Mr k .| e,\u2018 ,\"\u201c have moved f Norman St Jean the home of the I ornier\u2019s father, Mr.Poly arp St.Jean, where they will reside.Miss Audrey Bradshaw, of Knowlton, spent the weeg-end in : Bedford with her father.Mr.W.U.Jirads iaw, ! The Bedford hockey team hy ; defeatin'* the Cowansville team on i\tiiursday evening, at tlranhy Arena, by a score of tl-o, are now ! champions of their league, the H, M.S, Memorial Hockey League, In a playolf series of live game» I \u2018 ih (lie Maple Eeafs, of Cowansville, four games played, resulting h a vieto-\u2019y for Cowansville with r coro if S-4.The Bedford Bruins won the other three game.They will now go on to play the Verdun team, winner In their longue at I hi* Uranby Arena, on Sunday, Mi, Malcolm Getty has purchas.m] the farm of Mr, John Hollo, way, at Stnnbridge East.Mr, and Mrs, W, S, Uuvitt and ion, Bruce, who spent the past week in Bedford with Mrs.Bnv- ii\ti \u2019 piiicnt, Mr, and Mrs, (h'd-vvaid Schoolcraft, have returned to their mime in Montreal Mrs Ere,I Cook, who ha spent the past weeks with her purent», Mi, and Mrs, Archie Eager, on Stanhridge Ridge, caring f«i them during theii illnesses, has returned to her home here, Mb: Sylvia Palmer, of Mont-ic'tl, pmi) the weak end in Bed-fiird with her parents, Mi, and M i , Allan Palmer, Mr, Fred (iilman hn returned from a trip to Boston, Mass, Mr.(Mnreiire t ollins, who has been the uueat for a time of Mr.end NL* , E.Capsey, ha i(\u2018iurned to her home in St, bamlmit The lii monthly meeting of the Bridge Chili met on Tuesday eve-rung at the home of Mr>, Fred Canadian IDhisku ¦it 4 .- 1: mi 1 /Ae Calvert CALVERT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LIMITED, AMHERSTBURG, Cook, The two highest scores for the evening were o itained hy Mra, Kenneth Best and Mrs, William Jackson.The next meeting of the eJub will he held at the home of Mrs, Kenneth Best, Mrs, F, Wallace, who has been the guest for a time of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Donald Wallace, at Hampstead, has returned to Bedford.Mr, Harold Saunders, who ha* been a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, during the past weeks, ha» now left the hospital and will remain in Mont, leal for a Lime before returning home, Mr, and Mr», M, K.Parsons are spending some time in Montreal during the present week.The bi-monthly meeting of the Bridge Club was held on luesday evening at the home of Mr-.Raymond Whitcomb.The prixe for the highest score for the evening was won by Mr*, Sinclair McIntosh.The next meeting of the club will he at the home of Mr*.Allan Palmer.Miss Uutli Van Horn, of Mont-rcal, and Mr.Donald Matthews, of Gatineau, *pent the week-end in Bedford at the home of the former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Van Horn, Mis» Jessie Blackwood spent the Easter week-end in Montreal with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs.L, Burnett, Mrs, Marcel Hebert, who has I een visiting her mother, Mrs.E.Holland, and her brother-in-law and sister Mr.and Mrs, Harold Palmer, has gone to St, Albans, Vt,, wh\u2019re she is the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs, L.Hebert.M< i*;.Andrew, Philip, Gerry and Bene Falcon motored up from Hartford, Conn,, and spent the week-end in Bedford with their mother md visited their father, Mr.Zcphur Falcon, who is a patient in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Montreal.The final meeting of th i Men s Bridge Club for the present season was held in the Masonic Hall on Thur day evening, with the members of the committee, Messrs.Lloyd F.Uiott, John Cook and Arnold \u2018Elliott, who have noen in charge of the arrangements during the season, for the hosts.Mr.J.(Iruer, who has hern ill at his home in Sutton during the past two months, has returned to Bedford and resumed his work in the Torrington Company.Miss Dorothy Van Horn, who is attending Bishop's University, Lennoxville, is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Van Horn.Miss Kathleen Campoell, of Montreal, spent the Easter weekend in Bedford with her parents, Mr.and Mrs William Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Corey and their son and daughter, of Ottawa, were the guests for the Easter week-end oi Mrs.< orey s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Smith.Mrs.Milton Sharp, of Franklin, has been wtih her parents, the Rev.T.F.and Mrs.Duncan, at Die \u201cParsonage\u201d during the past week, assisting in the 'are of her grandmother, Mrs, L.Brown, who has been ill.Miss Joan Provent, of Montreal, spent the Easter week-end in Bedford with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Provent.Miss Sylvia Palmer, of Montreal, spent the Easter week-end in Bedford with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Allan Palmer.Miss Peggy Palmer and Mr.Wesley Dow of Montreal, spent PUSH-BUTTON LAUNDRY It\u2019s so simple ! Just load die automatic washer, set one dial, add soap .\u201e .dien forget it.Completely automatic, it washes, rinses, damp-dries .?then shuts itself off.At your leisure you remove the clothes .white, bright and sparkling clean ., and toss them into a clothes dryer.Set the dial for the dryness you prefer .just right for ironing or hone-dry for storage.The dryer does the rest .genlly tumbles clothes through heated air .shuts itself off.And you've the softest, fluffiest, sw'eetest clothes ever ! No work ., no watching ., and your hands never touch w\u2019ater .that\u2019s washday the ELECTRICAL LIVING way ! Call at our nearest store, or see your electrical appliance dealer.Prices fioni 5329 s0 SOUTHERN CANADA POWER COMPANY, LIMITED ¦OWNED BY THOSE IT SEBVES\" The Childrens Corner Work for Wise Heads Crossword r*\tt\ti\tr'\t\tr\tf\t1\tr\" \u2022\t\t\t\t\tlb\t\t\t j\t\t\t\t\t\tII\t\t IC\t\t\tli\tII\tIfr\t\t\t \t\t\tn\t\t\t\t\t lé\tIT'\ttb\t\t\t9\t\til\t«.et\t\t\t\t\t\tK\t\t Hr\t\t\td\t\tw\t\t\t nr\t\t\t\t\tÏÔ\t\t\t ACROSS 1 Smell S Verbal 0\tHorseback gam* 10\tManufactured 11\tIcelandic myth 13\tBom IS Negative reply 14\tSpring bird» 17\tAge 18\tPertaining to a bride 21 Boy\u2019s nickname 23\tOver (poetic) 24\tOpenwork fabric 26\tShower 2R Reverberate 20\tGaelic 30 Year between 12 and 20 DOWN 1\tUnclosed 2\tExtinct bird 8 Aged 4\tBellowed 5\tMystic syllable 8 Hindu queen 7\tArabian gulf 8\tDregs 15\tBritish money of account 16\tArtistic dance 18\tTiresome person 19\tErect 2n Flower 21\tPain 22\tRoy\u2019s name 25\tHigh card 27\tCompass point Funny Square Don\u2019t think this is no ordinary word square, because it\u2019s not.We suggest that you work the \"across\u201d lines first.If you work them, you'll have the down lines but you\u2019ll have to read them to get the point.Each word ha* four letters.ACROSF Keep afloat.Support.Sustain.To prevent from sinking.DOWN t.Insects.2.\tPuts into practice.3.\tIs indebted to.4.\tSagatious.Add-Scrombl» Add a letter to \u201cfather* 0nd icramble for \u201ca mimic,\u201d agal* «nd have \u201ca fruit,\" again and have \"a bowling term,\u201d once more and have \"not dense.\u201d I Twitters Twist **tocktng»\u201d tor '\u2018garden implement»\" and again for \u201ca foot covering.\u201d Diamond PLASTER forma the center of this diamond.The second word u \"a note in Guido'» *cal»,\" third \u201cto puff up,\u201d fifth \"perfume,\" and sixth U a contraction for \"ever.\" P L, A PIASTER T B * Wacky Compels AT , Nb/w and use SVSRY PI PTH oeaotX omtcTiOEi) id HUD TWt HIODe-W PROVtRR ^ * Music Quiz 1.\tMetronome is an instrument for marking what?2.\tUnison singing means all voices identical in what?3.\tSextet Is a composition for how many voices?4.\tInflection is any change In the pitch of what?5.\tClassical music Is the kind of music Spike Jone» is noted for\u2014 or is he?.MUSIC QUIZ: pitch.3\u2014Six.4\u2014 CROSSWORD: 1\u2014Time.2\u2014.The voice.5\u2014No.o\t0\t0\tR\t\t0\tR\tA\tL p\to\tL\tO\t\tM\tA\tD\tE E\tD\tD\tA\t\t\tN\tE\tE N\tO\t\tR\tO\t0\t1\tM\t9 \t\t\tE\tKt\tA\t\t\t 8\tR\t1\tD\tA\tL\t\tA\tL O\tÊ\tR\t\t\tL\tA\tC\tE R\tA\t1\tN\t\te\tC\tH\tO e\tR\t5\tE\t\tT\tE\te\tN FUNNY SQUARE: ADD-SCKAniHLE: Pear; Spare; Sparse.BUOY BUOY BUOY BUOY Pa; Ape; the Easter week-end in Bedford with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs.George Palmer.Miss Audrey Bradshaw, of Knowlton, is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Bradshaw.Miss Liette Deleuze, of the High School staff, at Ste.Agathe des Monts, is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Deleuze.Miss Jessie Cockerline, of St.Lambert, and her sister, Miss Margaret Cockerline of Montreal, are with their mother, Mrs.J, W.Cockerline, for the Easter vacation.Miss Joan Beerwort, of the High School staff, is spending the Easter vacation at her home in Brome Centre.Miss June Holland, of the High School staff, Cowansville, is with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Holland, for the Easter vacation.Mr.!.Lee, who has been on the staff of the local branch of the Bank of Montreal for several years, has been transferred to the Richmond branch of the bank, and Mrs.Lee and family are leaving shortly for their new home.Mr.J.Labrecque of the St.Lambert office is being transferred to Bedford to replace Mr.Lee and will TWISTERS: Hose, hoes, shoe.DIAMOND: P ELA ELATE PLASTER ATTAR EER R WACKY COMPASS: AH is not gold that gliU-rs.shortly be coming to Bedford and will occupy the apartment, in the Levesque Apartments on Philips-burg Avenue formerly occupied by Mr.and Mrs.Lee.Mrs.W.F.Van Horn and son, Donald, have left for Toronto, Ont., where they will be the guests for some weeks of the former's brother-in-law and sister.Mr.Ralph Van Horn and.Mr.Gordon Jones have returned from a trip to Wisconsin, U.S.A.which was made by plane.Mr.Joseph Boucher, who several months ago sustained severe injuries when working on a high tension wire near Pigeon Hill, which resulted ip injuries necessitating the amputation of both arms, has been discharged from hospital and has returned to Bedford.Mr.G.Fortin, who is attending the.University of Montreal, is spending the Easter vacation with his father.Notary Fortin.Mr.and Mrs.Rolland Labonte, Jr., of Springfield, Mass., spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs.Labonte, Sr., before going to St.Johns, to visit relatives.Miss Beverley Corey, who is at- FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger !we-»-T Prn »f wfiTsMvict.thc\t0:T>at, or» DRAPER\u2019S CORNER Mr.J Skuse and MU* Violet Skuse, of Compton spent a 4hj with Mr, William Skuse, at the sugar camp, Mr», John Campbell attended the St.Patrick\u2019* Day tea at Compton, under the auspice* of the Compton Guild.FRELIGHSBURG tending the School for Icachi \u2022 at Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, is spending trie Easter vacation with her mutin i.Mrs.E, Corey.Mr, and Mr*.Robert Kilit , \"t Montreal, spent the past wtek-end in Bedford with Mr.and Mr».Ear.Proctor, ML» Catherine Draper, of Montreal, spent the Easter weekend in Bedford with her parents, Dr.and Mrs, V.E.Draper, Mr», Rose Demers, of Montreal, visited her mother, Mrs, Zeph t Falcon, Mias May Scott, of the High School staff, is spending the Eas.ter vacation at her home, in Sweet» burg.Miss Isabel Wanzer, who >-* attending the School for Teacher*, at Macdonald 'College, Ste, Anne de Bellevue is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Wanzer.Mr.Jack Soule spent the Ea-ter week-end with hL parents at his home at West Brome.Mrs.J.Beerwort of the High School stuff, is spending the Easter vacation at her home at Clar-encevillc.Mrs.M.Holland is .-pending some t;me in St.Albans, V!., with her daughter, Mrs.Marcel Hebert, Mr, Harold Deming, who left in February on a business trip to South America, in the intiii.-t- of the local branch of the Torrington Company, has returned home.Mr, W.ML Blelock spent the Easter week-end with his parents, Mr.ami Mrs.VV.W.Blelock, at Litchfield, Conn., and on ais return homo was arcompnnk d by Mrs.Blelock and son, \\\\rstey.ULVERTON Lorna Riff, of Montreal, , wvtt.end with her par.r, and Mrs, Frank Riff.um= at the same heme and Mr- W Patrick, of id Mrs.A.Mace, Sr\u201e and ,V Mace were Sunday >f Mr.and Mr», 8, M#ee, Mr.and Mrs, Ha\traid Cl\t Mr, Alun Tait\tand\tMr, Alan Bla lvtwrn,.of M< Easier week-end\tat the\tXmu* of Mr.and Mr-.,L\tHon Ta\t Miss Barbara\tWe*\tover, of Montreal, spent\t.he Ba-\tter weea- end at the home Mr.and .Mr*.Wa\titer B.\tparent * VVestover.Mr and Mr*.\tE.R,\tSmith, of Riehford.Vt\u201e a, at the home uf M Creller,\t,.-,,0\tnt\t\u2022 !(* I\u2019»1* .1rs.N i*, Mrs.Ethel li\tiel, of\tUranby, spent the Euttcr\t* t-ek-e\tnd at the home of her dan;\t;htpr at\tid family, Mr.mid Mr*.Et\to Core;\t Mr.and Mrs,\tMilton\tHancock, of Fiast Pinnacle\tspent\tFaster at the home of Mr.\tand M\t\u2022s, Bernat Szabo,\t\t The flowers on\tthe al\ttar at the Bishop Stewart, on Ea*tcr Sunda\tMemo 1*1\til Church in loving memory of M r-\tGran\tBorden, and of Mr.Robei\tt Riel and infan'\t daughter, Mi** V\tubrey I\t1 i (j J, jwst three , JL) pulls will show you the' superiority ol The Helping Hands S hold their regular meet: dav, \\pril Oth, at Cm Mrs.N.F.Crcller.M Bhepard will a-entertaining.,w will on Fri-.¦me vif E.M.the hostess in M1LBY Mr.Charles Graham visited his mother, Mrs.VV.Graham, his sister, Mrs, A.Griggs, in Sherbrooke.Miss Carol Ann Goode was an overpight guc't nf M - Sully Woodward, at Moulton Hill.It tops'em all!.this 00** ¦¦ ft Jiffli % é&w.Jim i AR GRIND \u201cHtrw what do wo do?It\u2019* our Uwyerl\u2019* You get more of 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In The Women\u2019s Sphere The Past Nable Giand»\u2019 Club of \u2022j\u2019ineess Pebekah Lodge hejct their nonihly meeting in the 1.0,0,f\\ fall on Wednesday evening, March 1, The meeting waa presided over iv the vice-president, Mrs, Charges Cinhead, PoneLon# were voted to he Red Cross and Sherbrooke Jospital Building Campaign, fridge was played at three tables.,he prires being won by Mra, S.H.laehelder and Mr», V, Soenmerset.t was announced the neat meeting vill be held on April 18, with Mrs.$, H.Bachelder and Mil* Violet sTiehells acting as hostesses.Re-reshments were served by the lostesses, Mrs, R, Norton and Mrs, fred Peck, * * * The marriage of Evelyn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J din R.MacDonald, of Knawlton, to Mr, WU* ard Greig, son of Mr, John Greig »nd the late Mrs, Greig, of Orm#-own, Que,, is taking ji\u2019aco very |uietly today at half-past two t'cloek, in the Knowlton United 'hurch, Rev, Pr, Grey officiating, rhe bride will be attended by Mr*, l.eonard \\V.Fairfield, of Newport s'evv?, Virginia.Mr.Ponald Me-ivell, of Ho wick, Que., will act as rest man, * * * Pr, Paul NilofT, of Montreal, was dsiting his parents, Mr.and Mra 5ol Niloff, at their home on London street, over the Faster week-end, Mrs.M, Mandigo and Mr, and Mrs.R.H.Blavkniore motored to !fi, Lambert over the week-end, when they were guest* of Mr and Mrs, George Rarter-siater, ' * \u2022 \u2022 Mis* Edith Quinn, Main Street, LennosviUe, spent Easter with her nephew and niece, Mr, and Mrs, John Ross, Brompton Road.* \u2022 \u2022 Mi*s Annie Macponald, of Cook, shire, who has been a patient in the St.Sacrament Hospital, Mc-Manamy Street, ha* been removed jto the Sacred Heart Hospital, Bei-; videre Street.« * # Miss Amy Armstrong, former!} ! of Council Street, has taken up 1 residence with her sister, Mrs, iv* A, Bartlett, Brewster Sir*cl, ?.\u2022 Mr, Graydon Parson», of Lennox ville, is spending a three weeks' , holiday with relative and friends in Perth and Toronto, Ont, .| Mr.and Mrs, Alex Stewart, of Montreal, spent the Eastertide with the latter\u2019s parents, Air.and j Mrs, A.T, Speid, at \"Uplands,\" , Lennoxviile.» * * The Senior Baptist Mission : Circle held an 1> ter meeting in the church hall on Thursday afternoon, March JJ.The president, I Miss Bertha I .eaman, was in the chair and conducted the meeting, whi ch w a * o ii ç 4 b y » i r.g' ¦.1 g \u201cBeneath the Cross of Jesus.\" An interesting verse, which was read by the president, was followed by a prayer, Mrs.Robert Moffat with an Faster reading.Mrs, Ralph jLind**!\u2019* revlteJ ü ^ \u2022\u2019Faster Flowers.\" The topic was taken by ike president who read an inspiring Faster story.Mrs, \\\\\\ 1{.Porey, who i* leating Sherbrooke to reside In Frederieton, N.B., wa» presented with a farewell gift from the Circle, The meeting was closed by repeating the Miipah benediction in unison, Refreshment* were served by Miss Bertha I.eaman, assisted by Mrs.Robert Moffat.ai-d Mrs.A! >ert Raycraft, Lett-1 u.wil l.Other guests at the same home were M*.and Mrs.Grant' Hutchison and Mr.and Mrs, Rrneat1 Hutchison and son, Bruce, of I Montreal.?* \u2022 Miss Rita Carrol! aud Air George Ladd, of .Montreal, were Faster j wi-i »-end gu>'«ts of Mr.and Mr*.] Ho il,y Gordon, J -plu ade Avenu e, \u2022 \u2022 * Mr- W.F.Stewart and aon.Anthony, have returned to their home in Notre Dame de Grace,, after Having spent the Faster holi-i davs with the former\u2019s parents, Mr, and Mrs, Forest Keene, Vimy Street, DOROTHY DIX Don\u2019t Be Hermits Young Couple Should Keep Up With Old Friendshipi M -s Jane Martir Nigel Martin, Town are vhsiting their gn M.T.Armitage, *h Argyle Avenue, dut holldaya.and Master of Montreal,1 ndfather, Mr i his honiisj g the Faster Mr, and A|is, John Newton, who spent ten days at Lake Worth.K!a\u201e returned on Sunday, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.S, G, Newton, who had spent two months\u2019 holidaying t h#r©i \u2022 » * Mr.\tKenneth C»ni[\tihf\t¦U\tEm* 1\t!*fle 1\t\tMr\t\tmd Mrs.1\tL w\tGetty\tand tu nu*\td home, after\t\t\ting t\tbe\t\tmg\th ti'\ti, Jean, oi\t: Moi\tttreal,\twere Faste\tr holidays visiti\t\tfr\tiemls\t\t\t\tif .Clayton Manca-tt.i' and Mr Willium Mac Arthur.The member- who will serve refreshments at the March meeting I are Mrs.Charles Joue», Mrs, K, .S Mdnio i, Mr,.E, Ingalls.Mr-.Stanley Johnson, Mrs, Grunt l.nuor, Mr E.Martin, Mrs.\\lex MacArthnr.Mrs, II, Miller, Mrs.Harold Palmer, Mrs.Il, Piche, Mrs, George Palmer, Mr Alfred Nicholson, Mr.Kuss Preston and Mr.Rich i ,'d Craighead, 5HhKBROOKH PA1LY Kfc.CQKU.M tUNbSUAY, MARCH 2», I9H -.f SUTTON\tI CARNIVAL\tBy Diek Furner 1 KINGSEY FALLS Three consecutive Want Ads may be inserted for $1.25 Good Friday service was held in Olivet Baptist Church with th* pastor, Rev, W, B.Glenn, in charge.The choir rendered the an-them, \"The Cross fa Not Greater Than I» Grace,\" Rev, Dr, 8, W Boyd preached on the subject \"The Cross For Today.\" Easier services were held in the United Church on Sunday, The choir rendered the anthem* \"Wei» come Happy Fader Morn\" and \"Thank* Be To God.\" The Junior choir under their leader, Mrs, Howard Bowers =ang \"Easter Bells of Victory.\" Rev.Dr, 8.W.Boyd, preached on the Easter message.Communion wa* observed, Flowers on the altar were in memory of Mr and Mr*, John Longe-way, and Mr, A Hu»ley, and were given by then families, and from the I.eiid-A'Hand Club, At the evening service Rev.W, It, Glenn preached on the subject \"The Challenge of the Resurrection,\u201c The choir rendered the anthem \"For Him.\" Mr, and Mrs.Knight*, of Mont» leal, -pent the week-end with Mr and Mr*.Fred Knights, Mi .Guy Kixnn, of North Hat by, and Mrs.Howard Bresee, of Montreal, were guest* of Mr*.Percy Bresee, Misa Marjorie Thompson was a guest of Mi.- Irene Abraham, in Thurso.Mr.Aiee Harley and two children spent Easter with Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Thompson.Mr and Mrs.Siden and daughter, Mr».Nellie Caseidy, Mis* Eleanor Cassidy and Mr.Bert J (inly, of Montreal, Mis- Muriel Sturgeon, of Drummondville, were Easter guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fay Stuigeon.Mr, and Mrs.Alec Sherwood and Mr, Jack Hunter, of Montreal, i spent the holiday at their farm here, Mr.am! Mrs, R.Hay and chil-1 dren, of Montreal, were guests of | her father.Mr.Ernest Jenne.Miss Evelyn Harvey, of Mont- j real, spent the holidays with her I parents, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Harvey.\t< GÔM IBM tr «M «fftVtcf me > M «4- t> ¦ **» £** \u201cStop glaring, lady! You're welcome to my seat\u2014if you think tt'll fit will\u201d_ ÏAKE MEGANTIC The regular meeting of the Home and School Association was held in the new school hmise one ihursday evening.There was a good attendance uf members and several visitors.Ta- president, Mrs.Farwell, conducted the meeting.In the absence of the secretary.Mrs.Blais, the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs.Au dot and were approved.Several items of business were discussed.Mrs.Farwell introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, Painter, school nurse, for the district, who gave a very interesting talk on health conditions in the various Among 26 cars entered in standard classifications in ike J95I Mobilgas Economy Run.three bakers CHAMPION.COMMANDER V-8.1AND CRUISER V-8 finished actual miles per gallon Commander V-8 won the highest award in price class B for ton miles per gallon LOOK AT THESE SENSATIONAL STUDEBAKER GAS MILEAGES Champion Land Cruiser Vo ACTUAL MILES PER IMPERIAL GALLON mm imperial ACTUAL MILES PER IMPERIAL GALLON ¦ N the 195! 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Your nearby Studebaker dealer has cars just like the record-making Champion anti Cottinitmtter V-8 See them soon.school and the assistance given by the clinic and also other organizations to help the underprivileged children.After the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the committee in charge.The Bridge Club met at the home of Sirs, F.Greenway one Monday evening.Mrs.Farwell held the highest score and Mrs.MacDonald the second highest.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond MacDonald, of Montreal, were guests of Mrs.G.Neil for a few days.Miss Helen Murchie, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.Robert Wood, of Montreal, spent Easter with the latter\u2019s parents, M.and Ms.J.E.Wood.M.Douglas Atkinson, of Montreal, was a guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.Atkinson, for the j vveek-end.\t, Master Peter Farwell, a student at Stanstead College, is spending the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.P.Farwell.Mrs.K.Champagne and Mrs.Yineberg, of Farnham, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Gunn.Mr.Gerald Thompson was in Montreal for day.Master Richard Peterson, who is attending school in Fredericton Junction, N.B., is spending the holiday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Peterson.Miss Jean Boyle, of Sherbrooke, spent Easter with her mother, Mrs.D.Boyle and her uncle, Mr.T.Gordon.Mr.Milton MacDonald, of Sherbrooke, spent Easter week-end at the home of Mrs.J.S.Miller.Mr.Dallas Grayton.of Sherbrooke, was a guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Gonÿer, for the week-end.Mr.Thomas O\u2019Brien and son, Ronald, and Miss Lois Clark motored to Arnprior, Out., to spend Easter week with relatives.Mrs.G.Thompson and chilldren.Gary, and Linda, were guests of relatives in Montreal, for the week-end.Master Peter Audet, student at Bishop's College School, Lennox-ville, is spending the Easter recess with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Audet.Easter guests of Mr.and Mrs.ft.E.Morrison were- Mr.Angus Morrison and two children, of Verdun; Miss Eva Morrison, of Montreal; Mr, and Mrs.Bert Droplet and son, of Pointe-Aux-Trembles; Mrs.Herbert Wilson, of Holeb, Me.; her two daughters, Miss Thelma Wilson, of Boston, Mass.; and Mrs.Wayne May, of Spring-field, Mass.Miss Jean Reid, primary teacher in the Intermediate School, is spending the Easter holidays at her home in Inverness and Mrs.MacDonald, the principal, is at her home in Milan.Mrs.J.Morkill and children are spending a few days in Ste.Anne de Bellevue, with her mother, Mi's.Brayne.Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Wood and son.Grant, of Lennoxville, spent Easter with Mrs.W.Wood, .Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Price and children, of Sherbrooke, were guests of relatives in town during \u2022the week-end.Mrs, F.Brown «nd Mrs.W.C-8cll*, of Danville, were joint hostesses with their sister, Mrs.J.M.Leith, when the Brownleigh-Kingsey Fall* Women's A*»ocie-tiop were entertained in her home on March 20.The president, Mrs.Donald Smith, presided end Mill Jessie Grosiet wes et the pi»no.Fallowing the devotional*.bu*i* ness items were discussed.#-5 were voted to the Red Cross Society, which i* canvassing this section at pretent, An auction sale of second hand hats added to the fund* satisfactorily and the hats were worn by the purchaser* during the tea hour, when refreshment* were presented on a menu \"Conundrum Fashion,\" which caused considerable amusement, before each of the ten ladies present made the selection of which, she wished to partake.The April meeting will be held in the V'nited Church Chapel, with a donation lunch on April 17, Mrs, Stanley Mastlne and her baby daughter, are visiting Mr*.Mastine'* mother, Mrs.St.Jame*.in St, Mathieu de Lapairi».Mr, J.M, Leith spent a day w'ith his uncle, Mr.Austin Perkins, and Mrs.Perkins and family, in Brown-leigh.Mr, Perkins is able to be about his^home.but is unable to be outside.The Post-Office was moved on Mardi 15, to the home of Mr.Edgar Fournier, on Warwick Road.Mr.Fournier'» daughter, serves ip.the capacity of Post-Mi»tress.There wa* « family re-union at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Mastlne on the occasion of Mr.Mastlne'* birthday, on March 19.Mr.and Mrs, F.Ormandy and their son, Lawrence and Mrs.Ormandy, Sr., were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs.Harry Blake and family and Mrs.S.J.Eurvey, CLAREMONT HILL Mr.and Mrs.Harry McLeod and Mr, and Mrs.Royce Taylor called on Mrs.McLeod\u2019s mother, Mrs.Brock, in Kingsey.Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Ed- MELBORO Mil* Marjorie Hughes, of Gore spent a week-end with Mr, and Mr*, Ear! Johnston and family.Inspector Q.Lessard, of Len-noxvule, paid a visit to the Con-solidated School.Friend* of Mrs, Osborne Wu-, kins, who has been ill with pneu_ ; monia at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W Adameon, extend best | wishes for a speedy recovery.The M e 1 b o r o Consolidated School closed on Thursday, March 122.for the Easter holiday*.It i will re-open on Monday, April 2 A box wa* packed by the Ele.mentary room, at the school re-eentiy and forwarded to J.H, C.headquarter* in Montreal, It contained sewing, knitting and bunny baskets with sweet* for Easter, The Primary room forwarded Ea *ter sweet =and goodies at an earlier date.Miss Myrna Hamilton is spending her Ea»ter holidays in Waterloo, with relative*.Mis* Pauline Dow i* spending her Easter holidays in Waterloo, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs Charles Dow.Miss Winnifred Barington spent a few day» with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs Merrill Tabet and family, and other relatives.The farmers have their suga» maples tapped but awing to the continued cold and stormy weather.not a great deal of maple produce ha* been made to date.Mrs.Albert Batchelor is spend ing a few day in Toronto, Ont.visiting her ?on and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mr*.Line' t'nteh-\u2019-r her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.John Braaivy.mond Murtel were Mr.and Mrs.Gem' Cou'naine, of Kingsey, Mr and Mrs.Elsie Martel, of Brown-leigh, and Mr.and Mrs.Omet Paranteau, of St.Cyr.Miss Ethel Rief motored from Provindema, R.I., to spend thi Easter holidays with her parent» Mr.and Mr».Forest Rief.Miss Grace Philbrick and Mr Rodney Philbrick spent an evening with Mr.and Mrs.Avrey Denison.This colourful floor sparks new (^4 r room decoration! 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Denison\u2019s Mills Women\u2019s Institute Elected Mrs.Ira Patrick President \u2014SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 'ê.I9YÎ - Stanstead County Fish And Came Club Directors Eleven PenUfu-Ti Mill», Msreh '** \u2014The of ihe Women InstUute met »! the home of Mr*.Kelson Brook.The président, Mr*.A lie He.eft opened me mooting' with the\tStewart Cel* leet\" and pledge to the flag.The roll call was anewirod by the payment of due* and telling how to improve the meeting*.The minute* of the previous meeting were read and adopted.The treasurer'* report we* read and showed a satisfactory amount on hand- A donation was given to the Bed Cross Society and a bas* lut of fruit to an elderly lady on her birthday.The report* of tne convener* were given and showed very successful work, \u2022 ret ring president thanked all the officers and members for .P ana support during her two year* term of office.The election of officers took place and resulted a* follows: President, Mr*, lia Patrick: first vice-president.Mrs, !.Armstrong: v im -.lent, Mrs.Nelson llrotk: and Miss Grace Phil-In,.,\tI sv.retary: trea- sure i.Conveners; Agriculture,^Ir», Allie Hebert: Education, Mis, Ira Patrick; Welfare and Health, Mrs, NcUon Brock; Home Kconomics, Mrs, Ray Andrews; Citlxenshlp, Mr- Klton Carson; Publicity, Mrs.Spencer Brock, The new president, Mrs, Ira Patrick was appointed to attend the Provincial Convention in June.As there was no further business.the meeting was closed and the hostess served delicious refreshment*.Mrs.Spencer Brock on behalf of the members, presented the re tiring president, Mrs.Allie He- Try this tor greater convenience Ask for your favourite beer or ale in QNE-Wfff GLASS BOWES m deposits! 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Glass bottles cannot change the taste of ale or beer.hart, with a China cup and *»u- : car, Mr*.Hebert in a few well 1 chosen words, thanked the mem-i her* for their thoughtfulne** and I the gift, MOE\u2019S RIVER The Women\u2019* Aaioclatlon of the Compton United Church, held a I St, Patrick* Day party, at the j home of Mrs.Kvelyn Jlawltine, The evening »a* «pent m playing \"500\".Mr*.Lloyd Hyatt and Mr.Wilfred Luce, won the first pritea and the eon»olatlon* went to Mr*.John Austin and Mr.Raymond Luce, At the close of the evening, refre*hment* were served by aoma of the ladie*.Visitor* at the home of Mr.and Mr*.Fred Lore during a week-end were Mr.Douglas Lure, Mi»» Margaret Waldron, Mr.and Mr*.Ernie Stone and family and Mr, and Mr*.Ralph Hains and daughter, all of Coatlcook; and Mr.and Mr», W, Shadbolt and *on.Mi** Irene Shadbolt and Mr.Donald Luce, of Huntingvlllo, Mr.and Mr*.Clinton Draper and daughter, Linda, of Sherbrooke, were guest* of Mr, and Mr*.Jack Ewart.Mr*.Vincent Young, of Sawyer-ville, «pent a few day* at Mr, and Mr*.Jack Ewart's and with Mr.and Mr», Fred Luce, Mr*.Daniel Detruisscaux, of Huntlngville, was an overnight guent at the home of Mr, Irving Lane and Mr.Gladys Wade.The sympathy i* extended to the Lane family in it* beresvement.DRAPER\u2019S CORNER Mrs, H.H.Allison very pleasantly entertained the Ive* Hill Radio*\u2019 Aid, st her home, on Saturday afternoon, when aprons and children'* wear, etc., were offered for sale.The president, Mr», S.Cairn», conducted the meeting, when plans were made for Easier boxes and cards also to be sent to sick friends.After adjournment, Mrs.H.Smith was presented with a table of pink and blue gifts for her her young son.Mrs.H.Allison and Miss Pearle Allison served a detectable salad supper.Mrs.Antonio Charland spent the week-end in Sherbrooke.While there, she was the lucky holder of the winning number at one of the theatres for which, she received a cheque for three hundred and fifteen dollars.Friend* here wish to extend congratulations to Mrs.Charland.Mrs, Russell Bedard, of Melbourne, spent several days last week, with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Draper.Mrs.Aitkenhead, of Sherbrooke, was a guest for the Easter holidays of Mr.and Mrs.R.H, Draper.Officer* of the SUnstetd County Fi*h and Game Club were elected when the elub held it* annual meeting st Ayer'* Cliff.Seen here, left to right, seated, are: G.Dustin, second vice president, C A, Guerin, Him vice president, of Coatlcook, Charles Crawford, president, of Stanstead, Warren Soutier, secretary, of Stanstead, Harold Hall, treasurer, of Hock Island.Standing left to right, are: Dr 1-co Ibert Fournier and Herve Pioveneher of Coatlcook, Ovila Grenier of Stanstead, Hector Tanguay of Coatlcook, Laramee of Rock Island, Albeit Sam Abbott of Stanstead.and C.Fields of Magog, all directors.tUoinmercial Photos Regd.l ST.CYR Congratulations are extended to Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Smith, of Asbestos, formerly of this place, golden wedding anniversary.Their many friends in this community wish them many more years of happiness, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Findlay were supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.Sylvester Rodgers, of Danville, the occasion was Master Brian\u2019s first birthday.Sunday visitors at Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Findlay\u2019s home were Mr.and Mrs, Sylvester Rodgers and son, Brian, of Danville, Mr.and Mrs.Carl Findlay, of Richmond, and Mr.and Mrs.Merle Findlay, of Melbourne.Mrs.R.A.Bernard spent a few days with her cousin.Mrs.H.J.MacDonald, in Danville.*||t\t* * ' f D t T Women Students In All But One Manitoba Gass Winnipeg.\u2014 Only one faculty, engineering, remain* exclusively mule at the University of Manitoba.Young women are studying agri- ulture, architecture, theology, pharmacy, !a\\' ami medicine.Agriculture has seven women undergraduate* and two graduate students, The latter are Ruth Zloten ami Anne Storgaard.Miss Zloten is study ing leaf rust in barley under a National Re.search Council scholarship.\"I\u2019m going to work for my Ph.D.,\" soys Miss Zloten.Research or teaching will be her career, Miss Storgaard, from Ochre River, Man,, is doing corn-breeding research on a provincial government grant.Dorons Anne Bathlo of Minno-dosn.Man., an undergraduate, is loing reporting for the Manitoba Co-operator and had two by-line stories in the last issue.Rut he Jaffrey, an Ontario girl, is specializing in livestock.She aims to be a veterinarian.Irene Golubeff is studying nrclii.tecture.Last year she worked with the Manitoba diking board surveying and topographical calculations on the contours of the land before Winnipeg dikes were built.She is a displaced person from Estonia and began her architecture studies in Germany.Two other architecture students, Joan and Joyce McCuish from Calgary, were both in the army and did drafting.Joan worked in the Calgary engineer\u2019s office Inst, year.Other girls in architecture include Caro) Strum, Kipling, Sask.Monica Barker, Calgary, and Margaret Leighton, Saskatoon.Medicine has 23 women enrolled, four of them now internes in their fifth and final year.Law has four women.There is only one woman studying theology.She is Margaret Roberta Hanley, daughter of Rev.R.A.Hanley, retired, whose last pastorate was at Griswold, Man.Commerce has 10 women students.These girls hope to get jobs such as buyers in department stores, in personnel work in industry and special assignments in the insurance business.BRIGHAM The Ladie*\u2019 Aid held it* regular March meeting in it* hall, with six number* present.The president, Mr*.E.Boyd w«* in the chair, Rev.Mr.Ritchie opened the meeting with scripture reading and prayer, The treasurer and sec* unary were absent and Mr*, Stewart Hawke was asked to take over the duties pro temp.Mrs Percy Hawke and Mr*.Stewart Hawke were lioste»*e* for the tea.The meeting was adjourned and a special meeting was held on Thursday evening, when a vote was taken in regard to selling the hall.The vote was In favor and the Ladies\u2019 Aid Hull of the United Church was sold to Mr, Merlyn Grey, of .Montreal, Mrs.Hawkins and Mr.and Mrs Karl Blinn, of Stnnbridge East, were gue is of Mr.and Mrs.George Burton.Mr.Almerit Thompson, a for mer resident of Brigham, and who passed away in Granby Hospital, was buried in the family lot in Brigham Cemetery, Mr.-.F.Ellison and Miss liait ¦ Hawke are guests at ihe Home of Mr.and Mrs.Percy Hawke, BROMPTONVILLE Mrs.Gordon Mayhew was a visitor of Mr.and Mrs.Armand Grégoire, at Contieook.Mr.and Mrs.Brian MacMahon and Brian, Jr., spent a week-end in Newport, Vt.Friends of Mrs.Arthur Gray will be sorry to know that she is ill at her home.Mrs.Edgar Poulin, of RicTr* mond, was visiting her gist r, Mrs Gordon Mayhew, Mr.Mayhew ana family.SOUTH BOLTON \u2022 Guests at \"Spring Valley Ranch'\u2019 include AL and Mrs J.G.Ross.Miss Betty Ross and Mr.Ian Ross and Air.Richard Coulter, of Atont-real; AI es ses.George Padginton and E.A.Dalton, and Herman Stephens, of Toronto, Ont.; also Mr.Fred H Brigden, R.C.A O.S.A., nf Toronto, Ont., and Mr.Fred S.Haines, R.C.A., O.S.A., of Thornhill, Ont., and Mr.Frank Panabaker, A.R.C.A., and Mr.James Garrow, of Ancaster Ont., also Miss Leslie Hamilton and Miss Bett) Stewart, of Montreal.Waterville W.M.S.Queen, Princess See Private Show Of Export Styles Held Its Easter Thanhoffering Waterville, March 2S.- The I Faster Thank-Offering meeting of j the Waterville W.M.S was held : at the home of Mr*.Thomas tier-ninl.rite worship service, \"The War | for Love and Peace.\" was led by Ml Reel,ell.All-.Butler read a poem and Miss Swanson read the | scripture selection.I'hc Easter Thank offering and inonthly contribution were rcceiv-j mi and dedicated.Mi s.Colquhoun 1 lead Kaginvu*.- poem, \"Love Means Adventure.\" The call to prayci j was given by Mrs.Beckett and ;!a\u2018 hymn.\"Lead On O King Eternal,\" was sung.In tin' -tudy period, Mrs.Beckett head excerpts from \"Japan Begin* j Again,\" illustrating educational i development in Japan, since tb\" introduction of compulsory education, I he towels and washcloths foi the -apply work were requested to be brought in to .Mrs.James Uurm !! during this month.Aient ion wa - made of Hie good e I clothing package to he made up for overseas relief, this spring, in the en.-uing social hour, Mrs.Gerard served refreshments, as- ted by Airs.O.Knutson and Air.-.K.Knutson.ISLAND BROOK OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople Ask for 'one-my Glass Bottles Dominion Gloss Co.Ltd Montreal, Canada See whtyou buy -'Buy in Glass did ihe gendarmes catcM You on THe FIR6T gOUfJCE VdneM -SOMEBODY LET DOWfd AM A\\N*4lN irn sign lang uage and the manual alphabet to direct them.Ho did *o because he felt there w*» a great lived for such a troop \"There youngster* have tno Klrtke* against them he ou> tney even start life,\" ho said.\"They badly want to be a part of *o clety, not a group set aside, but most people oven their own parent*, don'! give them that chance.\"All emldren are protected by their parent» when they are young.I'he e kid» a re all too often coddled and sheltered tr, m Em world bee.\\use of their \u2018illVi iblo handicap.' \"They aie handicapped in that they can't hear or speak but their other senses are even more acute than the normal person s.They want a chance to prove tlumM'lve» and Scouting give iliem (hid ohanco At time, they ar* i-v.'i! more keen than \u2018hearing' Scouts,\" Lh»1 yeat three of the MaeKay troop Scout» went to summei camp with another troop.\\ ha - ri'H || g a me w ,i ¦\t: t art ed and after some hesitation the throe deaf hoys wore invited to team's eyes open up,\" *aid Archer.\"The deaf boy* are keen «porta-men and they »uoit showed them-solve» on asset.After that they were accepted all over the camp, no longer something to he wondered alrnut or pitied \u201d Scouting help* their out-ook on life, help* then *ehool work and help* them in their ussoriationa with other» at the school, GLEN LLOYD Mi Herbert Walker spent a day in I e.l* Village.Mr, John Smith spent a day in Th e t ford M me*, on hu * i n »«», fAST RUttf Of WITHOUT UNDiSIRABLS AFTER-IFFICTS Get (JM,A rebel I'nmi cold miw'riea «» \u2022w'rt no wndwirnW, u/tei e/V.t*.For over Ml y.-Mt- inllUoua b-ve proved (ho lObs KM Ile-I of Gemiin* Ttromii Quinine Gold I abtel».1 hi* luenioiiudly .\u2022ompaumb'd formula U*w six active cold unhung m^rcdieins plu» precious Quinine With their nuick cold relia via* help, vmir head cl earn, imsal conies Ikm lessens, fever ia reduced, muscular ^ pniiiK are en*ed and pxi ¦Utilglah system» are ron a v e d.V a e v rrinrtey \u2014 l>ny r/ie loi ge family the, nqn-o ü#nu>«« Wllkev* I h» tiQftilfl\u2019f* off- W, uf«*v* BROMO! QUININE COLO TABLETS < ! l>my You ihouhl huve mou that a rttnnmt of m ooovt imp*atoms m (jari't thin! of any but- CROWN BRAND & i r a if Jane Ashley\u2019s Crown Brand Recipes FREE Wrifo Jane Ashley, The Canada Slarch Company limited, P.O.Box 12 9, Montreal, P.Q.f FIavour Your Gueqfe üh 'W ///m «uests MEAT with Favour! says : Suuctk^i.Take your favorite roast\u2014cook it rare, medium or well-done according to your personal preference.Serve it exactly the way you like it best.Then add the final touch that transforms flavour goodness into flavour notary\u2014t few drops of delicious HP Sauce Try HP today \u2014in the kitchen and on the table fVM°UR W,IH ZeST-HP 1S B EST I First in FLAVOUR An unusual flavour .often imitated, never equalled.A delightful blend of fruits and spices that actually results in a fruity flavour 'with a tang ' .the distinctive flavour of HP Sauce.First in ECONOMY Lower crut meals .particularly soups, fish or cold cuts ., .take on exciting new flavours and become wholesomely attractive when you add just a few drops of delicious HP Sauce from the large 8\u2019/2 oz.bottle.j Arif \u2022/J7 First in POPULARITY A welcome mealtime com* panion at tables throughout the world, HP Sauce is also a familiar^sight in the kitchens of navour-wise cooks.Wherever good food is prepared and appreciated, you'll find HP in demand.B\u20ac _ \u2022 .¦dÜŸx./f-Xi.R- I'welve SHtKfirüüKE DAILY RECORD.WEDNESDAY.MARCH 28.1951 \u201cTHE ROCKET\u201d CLICKS FOR WINNER IN STANLEY CUP OPENER Registers Marker After 61 Minutes «HOCKEY» Of Overtime To Give Canadiens 3-2 Victory Over Detroit Red Wings LAST NIGHT\u2019S GAMES KTANLEV (IP PLAYOFFS fanadien* 3, (Mrail ICsnadienss leads best-i I semi-final 1*0, j - (CP) Canaaii Detroit, March 2H, -The underdog Muntreal Canedieiu are elf to a islnping start, in the Stanley Cun playoff\u2019\u2019 thanks to Maurice (The Rocket) Richard, the Canadiens\u2019 colorful whu on skates.Black-hatred Richard rammed in the spectacular goal that ended a two.hour marathon early today and gave the Canadiens a 3-2 victory over the mighty Detroit Red wing:, regular-season National Hockey Champions and Cup defenders, COLOURS AND COLLARS COUNT! See the wide array of _ new Skyline Colour* and % smart collar styles.I At leading men\u2019s wear and department stores.TOOKE SHIRTS Industrial Supplies ALEMITE BLACK & DECKER DUREX EVEREADY FERODO GLIDDEN RESTER LINCOLN ELECTRIC S K.F.WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS TOOLS WEATHERHEAD V BELTS \u2014 PULLEYS VEEDOL Dawson Auto Parts 27 Meadow St., Tel.24703 Richard, the league\u2019s second | leading scorer, swiped the puck i just after the fourth sudden-death overtime period started.IF did a i solo dash down the ice and slam- ; med one past Detroit goahe Terry Sawehuk, Previously the teams had fought scoreless through three j 20-minute extra period* Montreal, which finished third in league, now hold- a 10 tdg< in .the best-of-seven semi-final play, otf, Tonight the Stanley Cup scene I shifts to Toronto where toe sec- | ond-placc Toronto Maple ! .eu t \u2022 | und the fourth-place Boston I Bruins open their best-id-.-ever semi-final series, Richard\u2019s goal came With the clock showing GJiOU minutes of overtime play gone.It was 1:10 A.M, EST almost 1%, hour: after the opening face-oif and I3.-240 fans were wondering how much longer they\u2019d have te stick around, But it broke no recorus for overtime play, The league record stands at I HI:,\u201910 minutes ot overtime and the Detroit Olympia mark at 7Q:(8, The league record is Detroit and Montreal property.They set it in a 1-0 Detroit victory Mureii 24-20, 1036.Brilliant, goultcnding by Sawehuk and Montreal\u2019s Gerry Me Ned kept the game going after Montreal came from behind to tie the score midway through the third period.Sawehuk blocked 42 shots, 22 of them in overtime, McNeil halted 62 shots, 38 of thorn in overtime.Montreal's game-tying goal in the third period was fired by Bert Olmstend, who took a rebound and arched a high shot in from only five feet out at 0:08.Detroit's Gordie Howe, leagueleading scorer, rammed in the first goal at 12:15 of the opening period.The Canadiens came hack 70 seconds later when Emile (Butch) Bouchard connected.F.eo Reise scored for Detroit just 1:10 minutes after the third period be-gan.Additional Sport on Page 13 QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE Valleyfleld 4, Qu < Valle,vtil\u2019bj leaf, final scries 1-0.) p»t - of - mu J.A.H.A.Quebec 2, Three Rivers 1, (Quebec leads best-of-seven final -0,1 I'ROVINUIAL LEAL I E Laehlne 8, St, Hyacinthe 4.(St.Hyacinthe loads best-of* seven linul 3*1,) MEM OR I M, (I I* I'l.A YOKES Eastern Canada Neinf-Elnal* Inkerman II, Halifax 4.( Inkerman leads best-of-five series 2*1.) TONIGHT\u2019S GAMES STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Boston at Toronto, (First game of be*t-of-ieven semi-final series.) CALDKK CUP PLAYOFFS PittImrgh at Springfield.(Pittsburgh leads bcst-of-li ve quarter-final 2-0.) Terry Sawehuk To Be Given Bonus By Wings Detroit, March 28- -(A1)-Goalie Terry Sawehuk fell one goal short of the National Hockey League's Vc/.iim Trophy hut his Detroit Red Wings will give him a $ 1,001) bonus for a fine effort.Vice-president James B.Norris of the Detroit club announced yesterday that the club would pay a consolation prize to its brilliant young rookie from Winnipeg.Sawehuk, registering 11 shutouts, lost out on the throphy to Toronto\u2019s A1 Rollins.The Red Wings permitted ].'t0 goals to 138 for the Maple Leafs.The Vezina Trophy carries an award of $1,000 and that sum always is matched by the winning goalie\u2019s home club.To Compete In Wrestling Show A wrestling show featuring some of the outstanding wrestlers in the district Thursday night at the Y.M.C.A.Shown here are two of the men who will to! They are Juan Lopez (left), Canadian middleweight champion, and Gaston Bei will be staged on < part in the show, ron (right).Jerry Letnay photo) TAKE YOUR PLACE WITH MEN LIKE THESE rf/ert Sen/ice fb//be l ramtrig in the latest techniques of investigation ?* Steve Tomlinson And Juan Lopez To Meet In Special Wrestling Card At Y.M.C.A.Tomorrow Evenins Juan Lopez, of Mexico, former Canadian middleweight wrestling champion will take on Steve Tomlinson, of Cambridge, Mass,, in the main bout of a special card to be staged at the Y.M.C.A.Four matches are slated to take place in the show which will be held tonr u row evening at the Y.In the semi-final Castor Bergeron, Sherbrooke, will tackle Les \"Tex\u201d Paquette of Magog in what should bo a very interesting match.These boys have met before.and it was always a good the winner de- fight before dated.In the iireliminarles Rosaire Lefebvre, Sherbrooke, and Young Paquette, Magog, will come together in one match while Gerry Thibault, of Sherbrooke, will tangle with A] Provench cr of Montreal in the other tilt to complete the evening card of wrest- g«g.ling.The officials named for the event will sett Tiger Ryan in the nng as the third man while Edgar Stracohino and Moon Mullins will attend to the oilier details Len O\u2019Donnell\u2019s shuts and shots GARTHBY AND BROMPTON TANGLE TOMORROW The deciding game for the Eastern Townships intermediate \u201cC\" hockey championship will take place tomorrow evening at the Arena and judging from the previous games it should be a real top-notch attraction.The best-of-fivc series is tied at present at two games each and the final tilt should be the best one of the series.Both teams are evenly matched and they have given the fans their money\u2019s worth.Winner of tomorrow's tilt wilbî*-:- receive the Bruck Mills Trophy.1 We understand the big reason for emblematic of the championship, i the deal was a little difference he-and no doubt the club, will be go- : tween Mamicer Mizerak and his ingf all-out to win the trophy, the Brompton club won the Masgawip-pi Valley Dr.II.Way and his Lennox-ville mixed foursome chalked up an 11 plus count over Bob Brion and his Magog quartet while Ernie Pilkington\u2019s Magog rink also registered u high plus of eleven.Four games are slated for each evening for the balance of the week and on Saturday the high scorers will meet for' the privilege of entering the finals in the evening.| tween Manager Mizerak and second baseman so Sherbrooke Hockey League crown picked him up.II is playing a1 the In the Army *Taw ari order\u201d is the job of the Canadian Provost Corps.Its principal task., are conducting investigations, controlling traffic for an Army on the move, maintaining discipline.Because the Canadian Army Active Force is growing, the Canadian Provost Corps must grow, too.Men are needed now to train as Service Police.Candidates must be intelligent, well educated, fond of sports and outdoor activities, well built and at least 5 feet 10 inches tall.A sound knowledge of English is required \u2014 and there are openings for candidates who are bilingual.The men of the Provost Corps earn trades pay as Service Police.There\u2019s a place for alert, quick-to-learn young men in the Provost Corps.Such men are needed now! You can become a member Traffic control for Canada's modern army.of this important corps\u2014-if you are able to qualify.Report today for active duty with the Canadian Provost Corps.Your training will begin immediately.Canada needs you now.TO SNLIST YOU MUST: 1.\tBe a Canadian citizen or British subject.2.\tBe between 1 7 and 40 years of age.3.\tBe single.4.\tMeet Army test requirement*.5.\tVolunteer for service anywhere.REPORT RIGHT AWAY TO: No.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., MONTREAL P.O.No.3 Personnel Depot, Hut 41, Coveflelds, QUEBEC, P.Q.Aseac-e Help make Canada strong «/^CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE Listen to \"Voice of the Army .ct r'esday sterlings \u2014 Dominion Netw while Garthby copped the Wolfe.Compton ladership, Brompton won the first game 10-5 but Garthby came back and copped the second match and then Parr\u2019s squad forged ahead in the third tiff to lead the series 2-1.Garthby staged a real rally to take the fourth game in a hard-fought contest, which was the best one of the series, to knot the series at two games each.The teams have played good hard hockey with plenty of speed thrown in and the fans have had, in our estimation, more than their share of action and thrills in witnessing the games and tomorrow\u2019s tilt should be no exception.So if you wish to see a good game, and one of the final ones at the local Arena, then take in the game tomorrow and we figure you will more than enjoy yourself.* * * The annual figure skating show of the Sherbrooke Winter Club will take place at the Arena this Saturday.The show is staged by the members of the club and they have in the past put on some very good performances and this year\u2019s should be no exception, The members have been working hard the last few weeks and should come up with one of the best ever to' be staged by the club.The kiddies will put on their own act and the senior members of the club will stage the special acts on the parade.* * * Harry Webber, physical instructor at the Y.M.C.A., is staging a special wrestling show tomorrow evening and he has lined up four good bouts for the youngsters.The main bout will bring together Juan Lopez and Steve Tomlinson while Gaston Bergeron and \u201cTex\u201d Paquette will meet in the semi-final, in the preliminaries two bouts are listed on the card bringing together four good young wrestlers.So boys, don\u2019t forget tomorrow evening at the Y.* * * The Athletics have signed another player, in fact, two, in the persons of Gary Rutkay and Earle MacDonald.Rutkay performed last year with St.Johns while MacDonald played some with St.Hyacinthe and Sherbrooke.Rutkay played second base for the Braves last year and was the top man in the runs batted in department on Steve Mizerak\u2019s club.keystone sack, last year, was a big factor in the Braves defensive system and his addition to Sherbrooke will be a big help.* * * The sport writers of Ottawa couldn\u2019t get over the Senators defeat at the hands of Quebec.The Aces wrapped up the series in four straight, and without very much effort- at that.It looks as though the series with the Sherbrooke Saints took too much out of the Senators and paved the way for an easy victory for the Aces.We think the big trouble was that the Senators\u2019 age caught up with them.After all, when you get over the thirty-mark the going gets a little tough in present day hoc-| key.Bumps take a little longer to get over and the season was pretty long.* * * Maurice \"The Rocket.\" Richard pulled' one out of the fire last night for Canadiens when he tallied the winning marker after 61 minutes of overtime to give Frank Seiko's team the lead in the semi-finals with Detroit.After listening to part of the game and reading the report we think that the major share of the win should go to little Gerry McNeil who played an' outstanding game to keep his mates in the running.He handled some pretty tough ones but always came through with a nice effort.No doubt Dick Irwin must be smiling to-day after last night\u2019s victory and especially after having been rated so low in the pre-game betting.It would seem that according to the reports Canadiens had a poor chance of taking a game in the series, but anyway they copped the first one to throw the race wide open.It looks as though it could develop into a fight right down to the wive.* * * Overtime seems to be the topic and the Braves and Aces staged their own little party in Valleyfield last night.Toe Blake\u2019s squad came through with the tilt in the second overtime period when Larry Kwong registered the winning marker after eight minutes of play.This series may develop into a real close affair before a winner is declared if the first game is any indication of what the future holds.During the season the Aces held a slight margin in games and we figure they stand a fair chance of conning the series.Meek\u2019s Foursome Wins Textile Curling Trophy 'Magog, .Mardi 28.\u2014 (Special to the Record)\u2014Gordon Meek guided his rink to a close 7-6 victory over Edgar Whalley\u2019s foursome to cop the Dominion Textile Company Trophy Saturday evening at the Magog Social and Curling Club.\t* It was a hard-fought battle the whole way and the issue was only decided in the final end.At the end of the regulation ten ends the score was tied at six-all.In the extra stanza Skipper Meek came through with a singleton to cop the match.The rinks follow: C.Baird\tP.\tLaurendeau 0.Young\tW,\tMcKenna E.Langlois\tP.\tPouliot G.Meek\tE.\tWhalley Skip\u20147\tSkip\u20146 Phillies Ship Four To Baltimore Club Clearwater, Fla., March 28.\u2014 (A*) \u2014 Four members of Philadelphia Athletics were sent to the minors yesterday and Eddie San-ioki, one of the promising members of the farm system, was recalled.Manager Eddie Sawyer sent pitchers Andy Hansen, Steve Rid-zik and Ken Trinkle and outfielder Jack Mayo to Baltimore -of the I n torn a ti o na I Leagtte.Sawyer said he recalled Sa nick i for his defensive ability and sent Mayo to Baltimore because he believes the Notre Dame alumnus should have an opportunity to play daily.Sanidki, Mayo, Ridzik and Trinkle played for Toronto last year when the International League team was a farm club of the Phils.Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke Curling Club Holds One-Day Bonspiel: Sixteen Rinks Took Part In Tournament liâl k part in th Curlins; Cltti urn W MilH, 62 Rinks Entered In Magog Mixed Bonspiel (8p'rial to II'i' lb Old) j Magog, March 28.\u2014 Sixty-two rinks arc entered in the first an.I nual mixed curling bonspiel being ; sponsored by the Magog Social and Curling Club.The tournament opened Monday evening and thu eight rinks with the highest plus scores will compete m the semi-finals for a i trophy donated hy the Industrial Specialty Mfg.Company of Ma- il ID Ta ill Mr tcred a 16-4 victory over Mr*.Lee low; Watwn and her Lennoxville four- ! some in th« main event w T, J,4 Quintin guided ) a 13.8 verdict t and her Wind» ifi V II, c h, e win i«rv« dut Main Event Sherbrooke\tLennoxvill* local j Mrs, D, Smith\tMiss J.Baker Mr», Mrs.R, Keeler\tMrs, A.R, Jewitt Mills Mr», F.Saugster Mrs.F.Male Ion ho*o to the j Mt», B.Holtkam Mr*.L.Watson d nylon to the\tSkip-Id\tSkip\u20144 \u2022 the consolation i\tCon»o!»tion Event en ted with toilt ' Sherbrooke\tWincRor Mill* Mrs, A.Hand Mr*, R.Ross di d the special j Mrs, I,, Lavailet* Mrs, (\u2019, E, (\u2019(tree .the afternoon Mrs, R.Neville -Mrs.Houghton the contestants.Mr», T.Quintin Mrs.C.E.Allen »t with | Skit Larry Kwong Tallies In Second Overtime Period To Give Braves 4-3 Victory In Opener With Aces Valley field, Que,, March 28,\u2014 Larry Kwong scored in the -ecor.d overtime period last night to give VaReyfield Braves a 4-8 victory over Quebec Aces in the first game «f the Quebec Senior Hockey League final series.Kwong snugged a double relay from Jack Irvine and Jack Schmidt.He fired the puck past Johnny Marois in the Aces\u2019 net on an angle shot from about 10 feet out.Other Valleyfield scPrcrs were Schmidt, with two, and Andre Cor-riveau.Morrie Hamilton, Jim Fitzpatrick and Herbie Carnegie were the Quebec marksmen.Some 3,500 fans saw the two team» play to a 1-1 stalemate in the opening period and wind up the second and third periods tied 3-3.That\u2019s the way things stood until the 8:36-minute mark of the second overtime period when Kwong fired home the pay-off tally.Valleyfield scored early in the first period, Schmidt counting and it wasn't until after the halfway mark had been reached that Hamilton tallied for the Aces to tie the score, It was Quebec\u2019s turn to take the lead in the middle session a goal by Fitzpatrick turning the trick.Valleyfield came back fast, how- FIGHTS LAST NIGHT London\u2014Jack Gardner, 215, London, outpointed Joe Weiden, 207, Austria (15) (for European heavyweight title.) Los Angeles \u2014 Sandy Saddler, 13014, New York, T.K.O.'d Lauro Sala, 127U.Monterrey, Mexico (C) (non-title).San Jose, Calif.\u2014 Eddie Chavez, 138, San Jose, outpointed Enrique Bolanos, l371/4, Los Angeles (10).fSan Antonio, Tex.\u2014 Nick Moran, 146V2.Mexico City, outpointed Joey Barnum, 144, Chicago (10).ever, and scored twice in little more than 11 minute to once more take the lead.The goalgetters were Corriveau and Schmidt.Carnegie scored Quebec\u2019s third goal at 15;5fi and ihut -cut the game into two overtime periods to be broken up by Kwong's timely tally.Fir»t Period 1\u2014\tVal\u2019field .Schmidt (Kwong) .1:18 2\u2014\tQuebec .Hamilton (Fitzpatrick, Renaud) .10:35 Penalties: Bougie, Orlando, Leblanc (2 k.Second Period 3\u2014\tQuebec .Fitzpatrick (Hamilton) .12:47 4\u2014\tVal\u2019field .Corriveau (Irvine) .13:27 tim- ed j fifth «luting the regular sea son ami missed making tue Stanley Bucky Walters Gives Up On Aiming For 200-Game Winning Record, But Still Hopes To Remain In Baseball .wings as a .- annual post-schedule playoffs, Tin Turk missed the 1944 and 19451 playoff» while in the I'littadtan \\t my The series gi^ s Joe I'rimeau of j thq Leafs an opportunity to become 1 the first coach to win hockey'.'! three top trophies.Twice he guided Toronto ,8), Michael's Uollege to j the Memorial Uup, emhlematic of, the Uanadian Junior Champion., ship.Last season he was at the halm for Toronto Marlbores Regan of Radio 8tn (ion i K RM , Bridgewater, N,S Memberi of the touring club w II he; Goalie i buck Riiynei ; de fencemon Lrankie Eihlolb, U an Stanley and Gus Kyle; and tw \u2022 forwards lines Don Kulcigu, Nn ¦ Miekoski and l.li Slnwii.»ki and Buddy llVonnor, Tony I e-wn l.ami Reggie Sinclair.Coach Neil Colville wd aceomgaiiy the team and may play in some games.Bnii\tii'itton, Kin , M n\teh l\t8,\tol-beau, home of the Qiiwhi'c Senior Champions, it was learned here last night.The fourth game of the series will also be played at Jonquiere, on Saturday niglit and if a fifth is necessary it will be staged Sunday afternoon in the same rink.The series is tied t-1 .i° Jack Corbett To Sue STANLEY CUP PLAYOFF STATISTICS Semi-Firial, Bc«t-of-Seven Series A P.W.L.F.A.Montreal .1 t 0 .T 2 Detroil .1 O 1 2 3 Pen A.P.Min 1 2 0 2 2 2 G.1 I 0 1 Howe, Detroit Peise, Detroit Abel, Detroit .Richard, Monl Bouchard, Mont.1 Olmstead, Mont.1 McNabney, M.0 Each, Mont.0 Harvey, Mont.O Lindsay, Detroit 0 Goldhain, Det.O O O 2 O O 2 O 2 2 2 Trotters Want To Play Behind Iron Curtain Washington, March 28.\u2014(IP)\u2014 Bill Veeck, never one to pay boo much attention to international politics, has asked the Russian government for permission to take the famous Harlem Globetrotters basketball team on tour'behind the Iron Curtain.The former president of the Cleveland Baseball Club won approval from the U.S.State Department yesterday.He wants the Trotters Lo play basketball in Russia, Romania and Czechoslovakia.He is also conferring with officials at the Yugoslav embassy about having the Negro team perform before Marshal Tito.\u201cWe were told last year in Europe,\u201d Veeck said, \u201cthat the basketball teams in Western Europe were okay, but the beet teams were behind the Iron Curtain.We want to play the best Europe ha» to offer.The State Department thought it was a good idea.\u201d He went to the Russian, Czech and Yugoslav embassies after that and received what he called \u201csplendid treatment.\u201d \u201cThey all seemed to be enthused with the idea,\u201d he said.Organized Ball Group Van Nux \u2022 Calif.M an'll 28.(API Jimh Corbetl, foinmi owiu m \u201ef the Al Paso eluh of the An-v.ona-\u2019IVx\u2019ii League.»«iil ye.'G'i-dny he will file a $3,HI,iUHi sml m Cincinnati Federal Court attacking organized baseball s reserve clause.\\ year ago, President George M, Trautman of the Natie ml Association i Professional basehnll League (the minor I mi pended Corbett lunl fined him fl.OUt) in u dispute over a player 1 re ill Ihc Mexican League.Corbett said \u2018Mho main issuu îuvolv»il 1: the owiHi hip of the contracts of several null players from M\"xieo which were declared null and void by President liauL man on order of Commissioner (A.B.) Chandler.\"This is not within the authority of the Commissioner or President Trautman.I have the eon tracts approved by the minor, league office, hut the rights to the services of Ute hail players were denied me.\u201cI have sent them a bill for $160,000 which 1 consider a fair value for the players.When the suit is filed it will be for triple damages under the anti-trust law, SO it will he for $300,000.'' In New York, h rederiek A.Johnson, counsel lor Danny Ganiella, former New York Gim.t player whose suit over the ^ reserve clause was settled out oi court, said he had discussed the new suit with Corbett.Involved in Corbett\u2019s dispute with Trautman were the services of Ventura Morales.Trautman held at the time that Morales was under contract Lo the Mexican Baseball League and therefore ineligible to play with El Paso.The suspension later was lifted when Trautman said Corbett had submitted proof he had brought Morales\u2019 contract from the Mexican Lcauge.New Bedford, Mass.\u2014 Billy Andy, 151, Providence, R.1., outpointed Frankie Fay, 149.New Bedford (10).Gordie Morrison Cops Slalom In Ski Trials Banff, Alta., March 28\u2014CP(-Eighteen-year-old Gordie Morrison of Banff yesterday placed first in the giant slalom evemt as trials for Canada's 1952 Olympic Ski team continued on nearby Mount Norquay.Morrison flashed down the tricky course in 1:53.8 seconds, just four-tenths of a second faster than Montreal\u2019s Porky Griffin.Canadian champion Bob Richardson of Montreal was third in 1:54.9.Pretty Joanne Hewson of Montreal came first in the women\u2019s section in 1:59.6.Rhoda Eaves, also of Montreal, placed second in 2:03.6, just 2.9 seconds faster than Lois Woodworth of Banff.Trial officials yesterday announced a change in the schedule starting today.Because of melting snow and the fact that several skiers must leave for home Friday, several days\u2019 events will be condensed into a single day\u2019s run-i ning.Both the slalom and giant slalom will be held tomorrow.Lome Popein Wins Rookie Of Year Award Regina, March 28-\u2014((P)\u2014'Lome Popein, young Regina Lap Jeft-winger, has been named Rookie Of The Year in the Western Canada Senior Hockey League.League President Al Pickard last night announced the results of the balloting by sports writers and broadcasters in the four league cities.The award carries wit hit possession for one year of the Radio Station CKUA, Edmonton, cup.Previous winners were Hugh Coflin of Calgary Rtampeders last year and Colin Kiliburn of Edmonton Flyers in 1948-49.The 20-year-old Popein received 11 of 15 votes cast.He was one of the few bright spots this season in the play of the Caps, who finished in the cellar.In 54 games he scored 21 goals and had 19 assists for 40 points to finish 26th in the scoring lists.Edmonton Meteors Beat Winnipeg In Cage Final Edmonton, March 28\u2014 CB\u2014Edmonton Meteors last night came up with a thrill-packed 55-54 victory over Winnipeg Varsity Grads to move into the Western Canada Senior Men\u2019s Basketball finals.The victory allowed Meteors to take the best-of-three series 2-1.They now meet Vancouver for the Western Canada title, the winner to play the Eastern Champions for the Csgiadian senior crown won last year by Montreal Y.iM.H.A.Cards Offer Pollet For Granny Hamner Clearwater, Fla., March 28.\u2014 (/P/\u2014Philadelphia Phillies, on the prowl for good left-handed pitchers, turned their backs on one of the best today.The price was too high.Tney were offered southpaw Howie Pollet, St.Louis Cahdinals\u2019 holdout pitcher, for Granny Hamper, the Phils\u2019 young shortstop.But Hamner,, hitting star for m.M \\ I III jiMl, hui ihimil limning sun, nlilmugh Wit,* H hi\u2018llPilhli'1 Not only did he lwo triumph ivh his goal nl *t mil ns mutiny u nndi'il, Tim 11-yont'-olil PhilniMpLmn ha* no intention of over returning to tli active li i even in the event of 'otn! inohili; at ion, V it is, he should have quit pitching two years before he did.\u201cThe arm is gone,\" Bucky ex plained.\"I tried to throw the outer da\\ and I could scarcely reach Che plate.It hurt like the dickens every time 1 threw.\"Notbody realize» how much the arm pained me during those last three year» of my pitching day-.Man\\ a time it felt like it was coming off with each pitch.\" After winning 23 game* in 194 1, the slim righthander hurt hi arm in July of (he following yeai and never wa - I'he same Ihereaf Jer, U-ing his heiul iflore than hi-arm, Bucky managed to rack up ten wins in 1916 and added eight in \u201947 to uive him 198 victories in 13 seasons.Bt lie couldn't add another the next year.\u201c1 might have made 2116 if 1 had started pitching sooner,\u201d said Wallers, who put in six years a LO( \\ I,\t\\ N 11 IHSTUMT PING-PONG STANDINGS Elks .54 link-rest .53 Prompt onvillc .53 Y'S Men\u2019s Club .48 Sherbrooke Tennis l'lui* .\t45 St.John Baptiste ('hoir .29 Junior Chamber of Commerce 13 East Angus .11 thq National Leaguers» in the World Series Iasi, fall, is not being traded.HAPPYsurprise for thh CONSTIPATED CHILDREN At lit Hi ft lit A It t I a P «veil ( Ml» vMM wiMi't imtu! 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