Sherbrooke daily record, 19 octobre 1951, vendredi 19 octobre 1951

[" 1951\t1\tOCTOBER 2\t3\t4\t\t\t5\t1951 4 7\t\u2022\t*\t10\t11\t12\t13 14\t15\t16\t17\t18\t19\t20 71\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26\t27 28\t29\t30\t31\t\t\t t)ecbcookeDaUi|Bi'coid WEATHER CLOUDY\u2014COLDER Sunny becoming cloudy with a few showers this evening.Turning much colder this evening.Saturday cloudy with a few sunny periods.Colder, l-ow tonight and high Saturday at Sherbrooke 34 and 50.Temperatures yesterday; Maximum 78, minimum 31.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC FRIDAY.OCTOBER 19, 1951 Fifty-fifth Yea; World News In Brief London, Oct.19\u2014 i/P) \u2014 British bettors showed today they think the chances of Prime Minister Attlee's Labor government winning the Oct.25 election are improving.Enough money was laid on Labor\u2019s chances to shorten the odds offered by London's legal bookmakers.One leading handbook cut its price against a Labor victory to 3 to 1 today.They had been offering 7 to 2.The best offer against Winston Churchill and his Conservatives winning however, remained at 2 to 9.V »\t» Ottawa, Oct.19\u2014(CP)\u2014 The farm kingdom\u2019s biggest annual get-together will open here next Dec.«ji.The agriculture department announced yesterday that the annual federal-provincial agricultural conference will be held for three days, Dec.4, 5 and 6.In past post-war confer ences, delegates dwelt largely on shrinking markets for Canadian surplus farm products and the need for continued federal financial assistance.But Korea and the world\u2019s rearmament drive has changed the picture drastically.Now it is a case of shortages in some commodities and climbing costs of production and labor that beset the agricultural path.* * * Washington, Oct.ID\u2014(A3)\u2014 The average length of life in the United States has jumped more than 20 years since 1900 to a record high of 68 years, security adminystrator Oscar R.Ewing announced yesterday.He said the main cause was control of infectious diseases.* * # Karachi.Oct.19 \u2014 (Æ3) \u2014 Pakistan is granting a life pension of 2,000 rupees (about §660 monthly to the Begum Liaquat Ali Khan, widow of Pakistan\u2019s assassinated prime minister, it was announced yesterday.Her tw'O sons, Ak-bar, 16, and Ashgaf, 12, will receive 500 rupees (about $160) monthly each for their education.* * « Tehran, Oct.19.\u2014{(P)\u2014Communists estimated to number 6,000 demonstrated in Tehran today, shouting \u201cdown with the Truman-Mossadegh government.\u201d A thousand police guarded the square in which the demonstration took place but made no effort to prevent it, despite an earlier police ban.After two hours of shouting and harangues by Tudeh (communist) party speakers, the demonstration broke up without violent incident.U.K.Forces Tighten Hold On Suez Canal, Backed By Guns Of Cruiser Gambia All Bound Visibility .' Living Costs Are Debated In Commons Other Sea Forces Are Expected From Persian Gulf\u2014 Parachute Troops Are Alerted.m t: Ottawa.Oct.19.\u2014 ffi \u2014It was cost-of-living day again yesterday in the Commons.The ever-present issue of high prices again formed the back-bone of the continuing debate cm the Speech from* the Throne, with front-rank members of the government and opposition airing their views on just who\u2014and what\u2014is responsible.James Sinclair, parliament assistant to Finance Minister Abbott, By FRED ZUSY Cairo, Egypt, Oct.19.\u2014(A5)1\u2014Big naval guns today back-! ed up Britain\u2019s Tommies in the strife-ridden Suez sector today as British forces tightened their hold on the disputed, strategic canal.A British cruiser, apparently the Gambia, anchored last night off Port Said, at the northern end of the canal.Other sea forces were expected shortly from the Persian Gulf, and a contingent of 1,000 parachute troops was on the alert at Trieste for a move to the Suez.Both British and Egyptian forces were digging in along the waterway.(Reuters News Agency reported that Egypt launched an and J.M.Macdonnell.Progressive anti-British boycott in the first step of a passive-resistance move-Conservative financial critic, pro- ment.vided differing reasons.\tt\t.\t,\t, Mr.Sinclair said the trouble is\t(Reuters said thousands of handbills were pasted up dur- thet there is too much money in jng the night in major cities calling for a boycott of British goods, the hands of the people.\t,-ri/\t.-j\t.\tL , , Mr.Macdonnell scoffed and\tsaid\t(The\trePort sald\ta government\tcommittee had been\tsdt he wishes some of those who up to organize the movement.It was headed by Senator Aly !h\\TÏheynwoguw\u2018 hkreet5eseet0some Maher Pasha\u2019 former Prime MinistCT and chief of the royal of this overabundance of money.\u201d cabinet ) td\trepresents the\tpro-government Egyptian newspaper A1 Misri report- Bntish Columbia seat of Coast-\t, Capilano.explained that Canada ed British troops before dawn today forced Egyptians from a railway bridge three miles west of the canal at Nefisha and took control of the bridge.The report said the Britons stopped a excess purchasing power bidding train, searched it and arrested eight Egyptian passengers.action in not instituting price con-\t,\t, t ,, ,.\t.-i trois and subsidies, he said Can- ®j1^ls^r?°Ps aj5e?dy.ada\u2019s record of fighting inflation Ferd,anKbndge, which straddles the at home is one of the best in the\tabout midway between Port Said and Ismailia.Two Egyptian soldiers were killed in the fight there Wednesday, the first clash between British and Egyptian troops.A British spokesman said the Britons still held the El Ferdan bridge late yesterday.He doubted the Egyptians would get it back.1 * Ml»«i » ^ \" jaws#» U «£9 has an excess of purchasing power.\"We have sufficient consumer goods,\u201d he said, \"but we have this world The aim.he suggested, must be to reduce the amount of purchasing power in the hands of the people, and the government was doing that through high taxations, credit restrictions and a reduction in its own non-essential spending.Mr.Macdonnell, who sits lor To-ronto Greenwood, agreed that the ^ntish sources said they also still whole blame could not be placed !\tshJL \u2019 t T , on the government, but suggested |\tEgyJtifns^ the Britons had some of its policies were wrong.withdr6a^nj leaving Egyptian police For example, some of its taxes ; in contro] created inflationary pressures.He did not want to see a return to the over-all controls of the Second World War, but something shoull be done.His regret was that the government and the people generally did not regard inflation as a danger.It was hard to convince people when they were \u201criding high, wide and handsome that inflation is dangerous.\u201d \"If we felt we were in mortal danger,\u201d he said, \"we would not be acting as we are.\u201d camps at Munsan and Kaesong, when the Reds accepted a U.N.counterproposal.Only two security points were reported standing in the way of reopening armistice talks, which the Reds broke off Aug.23.Meanwhile U.N.naval and air forces continued their heavy pounding of Reds behind the front, and ground forces pushed the line slowly northward in the centre and east.The armor-supported attack on the Kumsong front jumped off at dawn under cover of a morning mist.Limited Advances Are Made By U.N.Forces In Korea By ROBERT EUNSON U.S.Eighth Army Headquarters, Korea, Oct.19\u2014(/P)\u2014Allied big guns pounded Kumsong today as tank-supported U.N.infantrymen fought to within two miles of the former communist bastion on the central front.Reds stubbornly resisted attacking United Nations\u2019 troops in almost every fighting sector.Allies failed to take two hills on the western front in day-long battles.Planes, tanks and infantrymen battled fresh Chinese replacements deeply entrenched in the last major ridge line south of Kumsong.The Reds used heavy mortar and artillery fire in an attempt to slow U.N infantrymen pushing northward in the seventh day of their central offensive.But southwest of Kumsong, allied ground forces captured two hills against \u201csurprisingly-light resistance,\u2019' a briefing officer reported.\u2019Fifty-two Chinese were taken prisoner.Artillery supporting the Kumsong offensive fired 1,000 rounds into the communist road hub.They concentrated on stores of supplies left there by Reds who appeared to have deserted their former stronghold.Fiercest resistance was southeast of Kumsong.Air strikes, tank fire and infantry assaults failed to bulge Reds clinging to a sharp, high peak overlooking a valley.Entrenched Chinese on the western front held two hills northwest of Yonchon against day-long allied assaults.On.one hill troops fought at hnnd-gicnade range lor more than two hours before U.N.infantrymen pulled back.A 10-hour allied assault was beaten off the other hill.Nearby Red screening forces dug in on hills less than a mile from a battle-scarred ridge line they abruptly abandoned yesterday to allied troops after a two-week fight.The Reds probed U.N.positions in the eastern mountains with a series of unsuccessful attacks.A total of 12 Egyptians were reported killed and scores injured in the rioting which broke out along the canal after Egypt on Monday denounced her 1936 treaty allow\u2019-ing Britain to garrison the Suez area.Britain retorted that she would not accept the one-sided cancellation.Officials of the French-and-Brit-ish-controlled Suez Canal Company reported last night that traffic through the great ocean short-cut had not been disturbed by the dispute.It wras learned yesterday that British military families have been evacuated from Suez and Port Said to nearby military camps.Three more incidents were reported yesterday.A British army spokesman said a British supply truck was fired on Sidelights On Royal Tour Calgary.Oct.19\u2014i®\u2014George-got-1he-gun-in-the-easy-w'ay (that's really his name) is one sad Indian.For weeks he practised the chicken dance\u2014exact replica, he said, of strutting steps the Prairie chicken executes each dawn and dusk.Yesterday, he put on his grand- A Royal car with Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh draws up in front of St.Boniface Basilica on a visit to Winnipeg's neighboring city Tuesday.The special plastic top was designed to afford all-round visibility for the Royal couple and spectators yet afford protection from the chill wealher.\t(;w 700 Boy Scouts and Girl Guides The youngsters cut them off from officials and go'-rds bid the: didn't seem fo care.Outside tbev :;t pped into a blue stage coach ch a : n In four dapple grey percherons for the drive to the Stampede ground:: where they were arvaited by a crowd of 20,000.mostly children who hrfrl started filing the scats SVz hours before.Seated on a platform and warm ed by electrically-hcatcd blankets they showed great interest as cowboys ran through one hour of bronc and steer riding, calf roping, steer decorating and wild horse and chuckv/agon races.Prince Philip especially enjoyed this part of the welcome program, receiving explanations frorrt stampede officials and passing them enthusiastically to his wife Here they received more gifts \u2014complete cowboy outfits for Prince Charles and Princess Anne, moccasin slippers for Eli zabeth and her daughter and a gaily-colored cowboy shirt for Philip.The Princess tapped her heels as the young crowd, during a short intermission, sang \u201cShe\u2019ll be Coming Around the Mountain.\u201d They brought a smile and a wave of his Stetson from Philip as they sang \u201cAll the Nice Girls Love a Sailor\u201d and \u201cLet Me Call You Sweetheart.\u201d The Royal train pulled out of Calgary 18 minutes late after an unscheduled visit to veterans in the Colonel Belcher Hospital.St.Louis, Oct.19.\u2014 (#>) \u2014 About (SO persons were rescued early today when fire swept the top storey of a crowded Negro tenement.About 25 of those taken oui by firemen were children.Only one person was reported injured.In 1950 Canadian labor's pay reached a record breaking $8,000,-000,000.MARRIAGES TURNER\u2014McKEE \u2014 At Knox United Church, Calgary, Alta., on October 12th, 1951, Dorothy Mabel McKee, daughter of the late Mr.Frederick A.McKee and Mrs.McKee, of Richmond, Que., to Cecil G.Turner, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.J.H.G.Turner, of London, Eng.Rov, G.Preston MacLeod officiating.GREENSHIELDS' MARKET REVIEW A firmer tone developed in trading in the final hour yesterday after a quiet day, with paper stocks leading the rally.Great Lakes Paper closed at a new high of 23.It is announced that an issue of $200 million 2 per cent Government of Canada maturing Nov.1, 1953, has been sold to the Canadian banks at 99,15 to yield 2 44 per cent, the proceeds will refund in part $500 million government 1 3 4 per cent bonds maturing on Nov.1, the balance of which will be retired using cash reserves.A secondary offering of 142,715 shares Aluminum Limited was made yesterday, of this total 95.-000 shares were offered in the United States at 99 3-4 U.S.funds and have been immediately oversubscribed.The balance were offered in Canada at 105 Canadian funds and have been similarly over-subscribed.The issue of Canadian Breweries convertible debentures was offered yesterday and was successful.At the close, the debentures were quoted issue price bid.The sale at par of $5 million Canada Cement 4 per cent serial debentures maturing 1952\t61 has been completed.Funds will fi nance part of $14 million expansion program now underway.Imperial Oil has declared a semi-annual dividend of 35 cents per share payable Dec.1 of record Nov.1.This represents an increase of 5 cents over the previous semi-annual payment and brings total payments for 1951 to 65 cents; in 1950, 55 cents was paid.The portfolio of McIntyre Por cupine Mines Ltd., now has a market value of $50 million or $63 a share.The stock closed yesterday at 70 1-2 which leaves $7.50 per share in market value to cover the gold mine whose reserves are valued at $36.9 million equal to $48 per share.MONTREAL CURB MARKET Anglo Nfld.B.A.Oil .Brow n Company .Can.and Dom.Sugar Can.West.Lumber .Cons.Paper .Donnacona .Fraser .Great Lakes Paper Home Oil Can.Ingersoll Rand Minnesota & Ont.NI Id Light & Power So.Can.Power Pfd.Ascot Metals\t2 13\t* 13 22\t22 15%\t15% 20%\t 11%\t11% 41\t41 \t31 A 65%\t 23\t23% 17\t80 B 32%\t31% B 19%\t 118 64\t2.65 B NEW YORK STOCK MARKET American Telephone 1584 Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Borden\u2019s Co.Chrysler Comm.Solvents Cons.Edison .Dupont General Electric General Motors Goodyear Intern.Paper Intern.Telephone Johns-Manvifle Montgomery Wan Nash Kelv.N.Y.Central .Pepsi .Radio Republic Steel Std.Oil of N.J.Studebnker U.S.Rubber U.S.Steel Vanadium Steel Woohvorth 1584 50%\t30% 55\t5411 50%\t 72%\t72% 31%\t31% 32\t31% 94%\t94% 61%\t 52\t52 47%\t 51%\t 17%\t 65\t 73%\t 19%\t 19%\t 9%\t9% 23%\t24 44%\t 70\t69% 30%\t30% 80%\t79% 43%\t43% 37%\t 44\t 'ÔhhstovY niWMLCMPEl 21MUIOURKE ST.ARMAND Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Hastings accompanied Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Chappell, of Swanton to Tomifo-bia on Sunday, where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.B.J.Hast-ings.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Wade, of | Montreal, spent the week-end at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.G.S.Wade.Mrs.P.C.Luke and Mr.Edward Luke spent a day in Montreal as guests of Mr.and Mrs.Merle Dag-ley.Miss Marjorie Solomon, of Montreal, spent the w'eek-end at her i home here.| Mr.and Mrs.J.Colombe, of Bed-! ford, were calling at the home of Mr, and Mrs.H.C.Ht»tln nation yesterday, the British For-[ eign Office said in a statement, British embassy officials called at Mrs.Ricketts' home to return her belongings.Seven members of the Russian security police were on guard in and around the house, , the statement said.Mrs.Ricketts is one of 15 Rus-! sian women who married Britons during the war and for whom the British government has unsuccessfully pleaded for exit visas since 1946, to enable them to join their husbands in Britain.DEATHS | BABTARACJTF On Oct.17, 1951.i led ion Bastai die, aged y !| .beio 'd I .band of Ange-lie,i Vezina.Resided at, 64a ' Laurier.Remains resting at Monfettc\u2019s Funeral Parlors, 13 Bowen South, Funeral service will bo held on Saturday, Oct.20th, at 9:45 a.in.at Christ Roi Church.Interment in St.Michael's Cemetery.WALSH \u2014 At his late residence, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que., on Friday, ; October 19th, 1951, Thomas F.Walsh, beloved husband of Gertrude Webster, in his 65th year.Remains resting at his late resi- ; dence from Sunday until Mon i day, October 22nd, when the fu-1 noral service will be held at St.Bartholomew Church at 9 a.m.Interment in St.Mary's Ceme-lery.Rev.Herve Noel officiating.IN MEMORIAM JAMIESON- In loving memory of my dear husband, K.J Jamieson, who passed an ay on October 18th, 11)49.As we look upon his picture Sweet memories we recall, On him we could always depend For all 'of us he did his best.Always so good, unselfish and kind.Always remembered by MRS.CHARLOTTE JAMIESON, Wife.MR.AND MRS.R.L.JAMIESON, Son and Daughter-in-Law.CARDS OF THANKS I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all my friends, relatives and neighbors, who remembered me with cards, flowers and fruit during my stay in the Sherbrooke Hospital; especially the Huntingvilic W.C.T.U.for the sunshine box and the Legion for the cigarettes | and loan of a radio.Your thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated, WILLIAM DOWSETT Lennoxville, Que.BANKS AND BONDS CANADIAN BONDS Following are the closing, bid and asked quotations as of Oct.18th, as furnished by the Investment Dealers' Association of Canada: DOM.GOV\u2019T.BONDS: Bid Asked 3% Perps\t.9U'i 92% 14, Nov 1/52\t.\t99\t99% 1%, Nov.1/52 .99% 99% 1%, Mar.1/53 .98%\t99% 2, Dec.15/54 .98%\t98% 2%, July 1/56\t.98\t98% 2%, June 15/68\t93%\t94% 3%, June 1/56-66\t99% 100% War (W) Victory (V) Loans 3%/52C\t(1st\tW)\t101\t102 3/54\t.\t(2nd\tV)\t100%\t101% 3/56\t.\t.\t(3rd\tV)\t100%\t101% 3/57\t.\t.\t(41 h\tV)\t99%\t100% 3/59\t.(5th\tV)\t98%\t99% 3 80\t.\t(6th\tV)\t98' i\t99 3,62\t.(7th V) 97% 98' ¦ 3/63\t.(8lh V) 97% 98% 3,66\t(9th\tV)\t96%\t97% Cultured pearls, long a prized fashion accessory the well dressed Canadian wom; n, are prominently used by $\\vits watch design- ; ers in their newest bracelet and lapel models.Anderson Monuments BOX 56 \u2014 BEEBE.QUE; Monument», Markers, Lettering Work done anywhere in E.T.Write tor Pamphlet and Prices.Marriages, Births, Deaths, Card of Thanks $1.50 per insertion IN MEMORIAMS *1.00 20 cent» per line for poetry.Additional names over three, 10 cents each name ALL AliUVb NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE OF PARTY SENDING NOTR E The J.W.Blake Funeral Home, shown bolow, is convenient for those attending services from business.KX- m>r.\" 8^4*4, I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who visited me, stmt cards, flowers and gifts, while I was a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, and to Dr.MacLeod and nurses on the second floor; especially do I want to thank Christie MacLeod, R.N., for her daily j visits.MRS.JAMES GROOM Bury, Que.I Plain Prices For Your Protection Our prices are plainly marked so that each family will know the exact cost service before making a decision.Blake's selection of moderate prices assures each a fitting and beautiful tribute at a price well within their means.J,W,BLAKE m R.L.BISHOP DIRECTOR 86 QUEEN STREET \u2014 DIAL 2-9977 We wish to express our sincere thinks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who assisted us in anyway during the Illness, death and burial \\ of our dear mother, Mrs.William j Wilkin; especially do we thank Rev.M.H.W.Seeley, the organist, the bearers, all those who sent flowers, j food and messages of sympathy or assisted In any way.MRS.WM.HUTCHISON, Thai ford Mines, Qu*.MISSES EDITH A GWEN AND MARY JANI WILKIN, 1\t' Lemesurler, Que.1 SAVARD & HART MEMBERS, MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE MONTREAL CURB MARKET HEAD OFFICE; 276 ST.JAMES ST.WEST, MONTREAL Branch off/e»»: 1!81 St.Catharine Sf.West, Plateau 9501 QUfllC \u2022 TROIS-RIVIÈRES - SHERBROOKE .ST.JOHNS, f.Q, TIME SAVE MONEY read AND USE Dial 3*3636 for Quick Results SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19.1951.ads accepted UP TO 4 P.M.PREVIOUS DAY.r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE\u2014J cent» per woro, minimum charge SO cent» for I» words or less; three consecutive tnsertions «1.ÎS; si* consecutive insertions.SI.IS; Record Bo* '.Oe CHARGE RATE - * cents per word, minimum charge tS cents for 18 words or less ADS ACCENTED - AM forms of classified eds.Legal Notices ana Auction Sales accepted until 4 p m.the da» previous to the date of insertion Did 3-3636 1.Articles For Sole 3.Typewriters For Sole 30.Farm Help Wanted JIG saw and lathe; 1948 Chevrolet truck, 2 ton, may be financed $300; 1937 Oldsmobile, 5 passenger Coupe, $225; 7 cu.ft.Frigidaire.$175 or best offer.Tel.3-1584.RENT OR BL'Y a new Remington Personal Portable Typewriter.Big machine performance, portable convenience.Call Remington Rand, 54-A Wellington St.North.Phone 2-408*.GENERAL Electric washer with pump, used only few times; Hamilton Beach vacuum cleaner without fiKtures, good condition.11 a.m.-2 p m.SINGLE man for general farm work, elderly man accepted.Apply Vernon Knapp, North Hatley.Tel.3-R-2.32.Situations Wanted Female 4.Property For Sale__________: clerk-stenographer.10 y.r.e*.Dial 3-3757 between ,\\ORTH WARD\u2014New brick house, two pertence In head offices, desires poet-5 room apartments, automatic water heating, rubber tiled tion In Sherbrooke Box 62, Record.or Lennoxvilie.CONTINENTAL Vs bed, good condition; two prams, one folding type.Dial 2-1361.BOY'S brown winter overcoat; blue suit; 3 sport jackets, sizes 34-36.Dial 2-5118.35.Business Opportunities 28a ivEuner, SUBSCRIBERS receiving HOME DELIVERY may report missing copies or irregulor service by coiling 3-3636 before 5:00 p.rn.OIL circulator heater, evenings, after 6:00.SELECT table turnips, 2c a pound at the farm, Highway 22.Reginald A.Mayhew, Dixville, Que.BALLOON tired bicycle, average size.Dial 2 9414 after 6 p.m.hot kitchen and bathroom, headed garage.Tel.3-1981.ANOTHER new bungalow, five rooms.Rf;ST,\\URANT for sale, well situated, same floor, modem throughout, brick, plaster, heating system; heated 2-car garage $1,500 cash.Terms.Apply 241 Craig Street.E GUi RADIO OIL burner, Krestio, complete with thermostat and copper lined to oil tank.Price $60.Call 2-2049.6.Cottages For Sale VERY nice six room brick cottage, hot water heating, oil burner, modern kitchen, ceramic tile in bathroom.Apply Jean Prefontalne, 6 Wellington North.Dial 3-1460.Must sell because of poor health.$550 to $600 business weekly.No reasonable offer refused.Ernest Cote, 73 Belmont, corner 7th Avenue.37.Personals 11.Livestock For Sale BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates ROUSSEAU, HOWARD & BRADLEY, Olivier Bldg., 4 Wellington South.Tel 2-4735 A nr and Rousseau, K C., W.H.Bradley, K.C., D.S.Howard, General trial, practice, estate.FURNACE Gurney, hot air, coal or wood, six outlets.Priced for quick sale 225 Argyle.BUFFALO coat, size 44; musk-ox robes, lady\u2019s coat, large, sheep skin lining.John Bryant, R.4, Magog.Tel.2492.GREETING cards.Buy directly.21 won derful Christmas cards, well assorted, $1.00 or C.O.D, $1.15.P.O.Box 611, Sherbrooke.HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goods) mailed postpaid in plain sealed en- ! velope with price list.Six samples, 25c.\t24 samples, $1.00.Mail order Dept., C-2, Nov.Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.39.Lost & Found W.H.LYNCH.K.C., General practice, Settlement of Estates.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.Chartered Accountants ! GURNEY, three ring gas stove; also upright piano, both in good condi-I tion.Phone 2-3545.SMOOTHTOP gas stove, 4 burners, oven and broiler; large wood and coal circulating heater.Call 2-9014 after 6 p.m.TWO young Jersey cows, one registered, to freshen Nov.5th and 15th.Apply Robert McKinven, R.2, Water-ville.LOST\u2014Man\u2019s horn rimmed glasses Friday, vicinity Wellington North.Dial 2-1377 office hours or 2-8447 after 6 p.m.JERSEY bull, 2 years, bred at Ellin 45, PiCMOS Speyer\u2019s farm, Massawlppl.Sire's |___________________ Class AA.Mr.R.H.Rowe, R.R.1: East Angus, Que.Phone 51-R-22.12.To Let FOUR room Courcelette.apartment.Apply 91 USED pianos revarnished and rebuilt guaranteed.New pianos well known makes.We buy, sell and exchange.Robert Blouin, 474 King West.Tel.3-3423.AYER\u2019S CLIFF Anniversary Service at Beulah CBM (940 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tAfternoon Concert 5.30\tSleepytime Story Teller 5.45\tDon Messer 6.00\tVarieties In Music 6.15\tCBC News 6.25 Sportscast 6.30\tInternational Commentary 6.40 Musical Program 7.00\tSunshine Society 7.30\tShort Stories 7.45\tLiving in an Atomic Age 8.00\tTo Be Announced 8.30\tToronto Symphony \u201cPop\u201d Concert 9.00\tAux Rythmes de Paris 9.30\tNow I Ask You 10.00\tCBC National News 10.15\tNews Roundup 10.30\tRoyal Tour Diary 10.45 Maitland Farmer, Organist.11.00\tMusic by Eric Wild 11.30\tVancouver Theatre 12.00\tCBC News and Sign Off.SATURDAY 6.00\tAlarm Clock Club 7.00\tCBC News 7.03 Concert Corner 7.30\tCBC News 7.35 Concert Corner 8.00\tCBC News and Interlude 8.15 Morning Devotions P.30 Musical March Past 9.00\tCBC News ! 9.05 Music in the Morning 10.00\tHits and Encores ( 10.30 The House at Pooh Corner 11.00\tCalling all Children 11.30\tJazz at its Best THOMAS C.CORRY, C.A., 1944 Dor-Chester St.West, Montreal.USED Fess oil burner, gas stove with high oven and white enamel sink.Apply 43 Dominion Ave.FOUR room tenement for adults or small family in Ascot Corner Village.United Church.Oct.21st, at 11 Autobus service.Apply R A.Murphy, a m with.RcV.Roy Stafford guest J2.00 P.BC News Ascot Corner.\t| speaker.The anniversary chicken 12.15 Sports College THREE room heated apartment.Dial ' Pie supper in Church Hall, Tues., 12.30 stamp Club 2-7959.Oct.23 at 5:30.Tickets $1 and 50c.112-45 Songs of the West P.S.ROSS & SON.Chartered Accountants, Montreal.T.R.EDNEY & CO., 72 Prospect St.Phone 2-7622.j GURNEY cook Dentist stove complete with water front, new reversible grates and one large lumber camp si^e box stove with sheet metal screen.$20 for the Gurney and StO for the box stove.Call Knowlton 255-M or write Glen Drown.FOUR room apartment.17a Queen, $25 j monthly.Adults only.Apply L.L.Leslie, 17 Queen.RICHMOND W Smith.Notary.Tel.130 STORAGE space\u2014building, 30x30, un-heated, two stories.Dial G.Nadeau, 3-2545 office hours.DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, 10O Wellington St.North, opposite Court House.Phone 2-3103.8.Cars For Sale Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETHtER, Phone 2-2567, 84 King West, Sherbrooke.Urinary Diseases.Veterinary Surgeon NEW SELECTION OF USED CARS AND TRUCKS! ONLY 20% CASH DOWN SEE US FOR FURTHER DETAILS SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPl-tal.Dr.L.A Gendreau, 67 Wellington St.South.FLOOR SANSIN Rubber Tii* Laying of Rubber Tile \"Done the way you like it\u201c Expert Workmen \u2014 Free Estimates A.H.MASSON 10 St.Antoine St.- Tel.2-6774 VENETIAN BLINDS Af) DIFFERENT WW MODELS on display al our sample room Also - Washing - Repairs VENETIAN DISTRIBUTORS REC'D Me King West - Tel MHO DR.J.P.FORTIER AA.L.M.C.C Eye - Ear - Nose - Throat Eyes Examined (2 to 4 P.M and > to 8 P.M Oallyi Tel.2-2888, Sherbrooke.L T.MERRIGAN Cookshire LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the District of St.Francis TEL.COOKSHIRE l8 ring-3 64C\tPackard Sedan \t\t1947 I09A\tPontiac Sedan \t\t1948 133 A\tMonarch Sedan \t\t1949 155B\tChrysler Sedan \t\t1948 166C\tDodge Sedan \t\t1939 -167C\tPlymouth Coach \t\t1942 173B\tFord Coach\t.\t\t»S57 136C\tPlymouth Sedan \t\t1937 .199 A\tPontiac Sedan \t\t1950 192C\tAustin Coach \t\t1948 193C\tPlymouth Sedan \t\t1933 1933\tHillman Sedan \t\t1951 197C\tChrysler Sedan \t\t1336 193C\tChevrolet Sedan \t\t1339 201A\tDodge Coupe \t\t1341 202C\tDodge Sedan\t1933 204C\tPlymouth Sedan \t\t1934 205A\tPlymouth Sedan .\t1943 208A\tMercury Coach \t\t1948 212E\tChevrolet Coupe \t\t1931 i 214C\tDodge Sedan \t\t1937 |\t2 IGA\tPontiac S.Coupe \t\t1918 218A\tChrysler Sedan-R \t\t1949 220C\tChrysler Sedan \t\t1936 224B\tDe Soto Sedan \t\t1931 !\t225A\tPontiac Sedan \t\t1950 :\t226C\tPlymouth Sedan \t\t1935 1\t229C\tNash Sedan \t\t1937 I 236B\tAustin Sedan \t\t1950 237B\tBuick Sedan \t\t1940 23SB\tFord Coach \t\t1941.240C\tChrysler Sedan \t\t1936 243A\tVauxhall Sedan \t\t1949 246B\tDodge Sedan \t\t1936 248A\tPontiac Sedan \t\t1918 249A\tPontiac Coach \t TRUCKS\t1948 141B\tStudebaker, 2 Ton .\t1947 194B\tChevrolet Panel Ci Ton\t1949 200A\tAustin Panel \t\t1949 207A\tDodge Pick-up % Ton .\t1947 206A\tFord Panel \t\t1949 217A\tPlymouth Panel \t\t1949 219A\tDodge 2 Ton \t\t1941 223A\tInternational $C4 Ton .\t1946 227A\tG.M.C.Pick-up V4 Ton .\t1950 233A\tChevrolet Panel Vi Ton\t1948 102B\tDavidson \t\t1939 GAS STATION to let, Rock Island, Que.Tel.Cinq Mars & Paquette, 2-1596.15.Rooms To Let TWO furnished heated bedrooms to rent.26 Park Avenue, Lennoxvilie, or Dial 2-8371.LARGE comfortable room to .rent, 43 Courcelette, Apt.1.English-speaking gentleman preferred.Tel.2-3016.BRIGHT room, North Ward, suitable for nurse.Breakfast if desired.For further information dial 3-1394, 0 PHANEUF 35 Dei^ls Lsne (off Galt St.) Tel.2-3941 Radiato\" repairs, sales and service \u2014 New and reconditioned, general repairs and welding.K.mh afebl 1.0U News, Weather Report 1.15\tThis Week 1.30\tWorld Church News 1.45\tRoyal Tour\u2014Vancouver 2.30\tOpera S&rS and Stories 3.00\tTo Be Announced 3.30\tFolk Tunes 4.30\tLondon Studio Melodies 5.00\tTrans-Canada Bandstand 6.00\tSaturday Sports Magazine 6.15\tCBC News 6.25 Weather 6.30\tJohn Sturgess 6.45\tPiano Contrasts 7.00\tArmdale Choi us 7.15\tYour United Nations 7.30\tFacts About Films 8.00\tSaturday Magazine 8.30\tShare the Wealth 9.00\tCBC News 9.05 N.H.L.Canadiens-Detroit 10.30\tRoyal Tour Diary 10.43 Musical Program 11.00\tPrairie Schooner 11.30\tSaiudos Amigos 12.00\tCBC News and Sign Off.CFC F (600 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tWestern Swing 5.45\tUncle Troy 6.00\tSerenade At Six 6.30\tNewscast 6 45 Sports and Hit Parade 7.00\tBeulah 7.15 Jack Smith 7.30\tClub 15 7.45\tMake Mine Music 8.00\tRogues Gallery 8.30\tTreasure Trail 9.00\tFord Theatre 10.00\tCavalcade of Sports 10.15 Pro Shop 10.30\tGhoat Stories 11.00\tNews and Sports 11.20\tMan About Midnight 12.20\tNews and Sign Off SATURDAY 6.00\tDaybreak With Deegan 7.00\tNews and Daybreak With Deegan 7.30\tNews and Daybreak With Deegan 8.00\tNews and Sports 8 15 Daybreak With Deegan 9.00\tNo School Today 11.60 News 11.10 Stars On Parade 11.30\tWhat\u2019s New 12.30\tSwing F aver 1.00\tNewcas\\ 1.10 Home and School 1.30\tMunicipal Service 1.40 Bandstand in the Park I.\t55 Football\u2014Montreal-Toronto 4.30\tTops in Pops 5.00\tNews and South American Way 5.30\tHits of Tomorrow 6.30\tNewscast 6.45\tSports Hit Parade 7.00\tHits of Yesteryears 7.15 Industrial Montreal and Musicale 7.30\tNewstand Theatre 8.00\tTwenty Questions 8.70 The Big Hand : 9.00 Case Book of Gregory Hood 9.30\tDefence Attorney 10.00 Saturday at the Shamrock 10.30\tCelebrity Parade II.\t00 News and Sports 1!.15 Dance Orchestra 11.30\tHotel Roosevelt Oreb.12.00 News and Sign Off ROCK ISLAND H.J.McConnell.Optometrist, of : Sherbrooke, will be in his office at the Del Monty Hotel.Rock Island, ; | on his regular monthly visit,.on | Wednesday afternoon and evening, j October 24th nest, for examina-1 tion of eyes and fitting of glasses.13 Wanted To Rent THREE or four room North Ward.Phone J rtment in :609.here are latest prices by rail for eva, 20.Wanted To Purchcse i WANTED\u2014Old hprses for mink feed.Will pay $25 to $30.Write Leslie Pope, Way's Mills, Que.CKTS (1240 Kcs ) THIS EVENING 5.00\tRegional News 5.05\tBosworth Interlude 5 1$ Accent on Variety 5.30\tSleepy Story TeUer 5\t45 Don Messer 6.00\tNews 6\t05 Twilight Time 6.15\tCBC News 6 25 Sportscast 6.30\tMeet the Band 7.00\tBeulah 7.15\tJack Smith 7.30\tClub 15 7.45\tLiving In an Atomic Age 8.00\tTo Be Announced 8.30\tTreasure Trail 9.00\tFord Theatre 10.00\tFights 11.00\tNews\tg 11.10 Sportcast 11.15 One Night Stand 11.30\tVancouver Theatre 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.SATURDAY 6.55 Station Opening 7.00\tPress News 7.05\tSacred Heart Program 7.20 Dawn Patrol 7.30\tSports Round-Up 8.00\tNews snd Interlude 8.15\tLatin American Serenade 8.30\tMorning Devotions 8.45\tMusic In March Time 9.00\tCBC News 9.05\tMusic In The Morning 10.00\tHits and Encores 10.30\tThe House at Pooh Corners 11.00\tCalling All Children 11.30\tMusical Round-Up 12.00\tPress News 12.05\tLean Back and Listen 12.45\tSongs of the West 1.00\tCBC News 1.15\tThis Weeks 1.30\tWorld Church News 1.45\tConcert Favourites 2.00\tOpera Stars and Stories 3.00\tCome Into the Parlor 3.30\tFolk Songs 4.30\tLondon Studio Melodies 5.00\tTrans-Canada Bandstand 6.00\tTwilight Time 6.15\tCBC News 6.25 Sportscast 6.30\tMusic for Saturday 6.45\tPiano Contrasts 7.00\tArmdale Chorus 7.15\tYour United Nations 7.30\tMuSic from the Films 8.00\tTwenty Questions 8.30\tMemory Music Hall 8.0(1 Take It from Here 9.30\tDancing Party 10.00\tSaturday at the Shamrock 10.30\tBrant Inn Orchestra 11.00\tNews 11.10 Novatime Trio 11.30\tSalutos Amigos ALL kinds of livestock wanted.Loading every Monday.Dial 2-4209 or 2-4133.Bill Parker, Huntingville.Minimum cars, 100 lb.pnper 24A.Agents Wanted GREETING Card Agents.See our own exclusive designs in the Master Kraft 21 Christmas Card box to retail for $1.00.Also complete line of other distinctive assortments.Exclusive Personal Christmas Cards (French or English).Highest commission.Write today for details.Master Kraft Greeting Card Co., G687 Jeanne Mance St., Room 3, Montreal.BIG PROFITS: Sell portraits.Manage your own business Send for catalogue.United Art Co., Toronto 2-B.$3.60 per ten to the following places i Wood Slovcs, from Ice Refrigerators, from .Refrigerators, $ electric .Washing Machines .Electric Stoves .Vacuum Cleaners .SI8.@3ur.I S3 03 Up moo up Up l-BJOu 26.Help Wanted: Male Contractors * Builders Oui oîgb gr«ue ready-mixed concrete delivered anywhere within \u2019JÔ miles oi Sherbrooke SHERBROOKE READY MIXED CONCRETE LTD PEL G.W WINGET.4-60(18 PLEASE DON\u2019T PHONE GINGRAS AUTOMOBILES LTD.464 and 479 KING WEST ASSISTANT advertising manager wanted by machinery manufacturer.Ample opportunity for advancement.Send full details to Box 61, Sherbrooke Dally Record.Ascot\tBlack Lake Marbleton\tDisraeli Weedon\tSt.Gerard Garthby\tBishopton Coleraine\tEast Angus Thetford Mines\tLeeds Robertsor.ville\tAyer\u2019s Cliff East Broughton\tTomifobia Lennoxvilie\tSherbrooke North Hatley\t $3.85\tper ton ! Polishers Radios MS Si® 'Up Up BUICK Roadmaster, 1940.Owner driven.Excellent condition, $700 cash.Phone Magog, 2451.$300 Plymouth 4-door Sedan, licence and heater.Snap tuiy.Must go immediately.Phone *-2845.28.Help Wanted: Domestic; to the following places CAPABLE woman to assist with general\tStanstcad housework.Call 2-0508.Up Easy Payment Terms Available.Buy with confidence from Rcss-Bnon Electric 17 Frontenac St.\u2014 Tel.2-1564 PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that the Corporation of the Town of Asbestos will apply at the next session of the Quebec Legislature for some additional ' 12.00 News and Closing, rights not provided for in The Cities j and Towns Act, to wit: become the City of Asbestos; establish a pecuniary i indemnity for tbe Mayor and aidermen; j determine certain nuisances; take out : hi favor of its employees, health and ! hospitalization ' urance; establish a : working fund in the amount of $50,- i 000.00; determine the right to impose and collect taxes in conformity with ,\t\u201e\t\u201e articles 527 of The Cities and Towns Uear* Come one, come all.Benefit Act; authorize expenditures in the ! Community Club, amount of $5,000.00 for publicity pur- AUCTION SALE Saturday, October 20th, AT 2:00 P.M.Comnrinity Club, NORTH HATLEY, CUE.Furniture, dishes, some antiques, | household goods.Terrific bargains last CJAD (800 Kcs.) THIS EVENING 5.00\tNews 5.05\tMark Trail 5.30\tMake Believe Ballroom 6.00\tNews 6.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.15\tDow Award Show 7.30\tPeggy Brooks Show 7.45\tSports - Frank Starr 7.50 News and Weather 8.00\tCrime Does Not Pay 8.30\tMake Mine Music 9.00\tFreddie Martin Show 9.30\tPaul Weston Show 10.00\tNews and Weather 10.05 History of Sports 10.15\tBest of the Bands j 10.30 News and Sports j 10.45 Your Air Force Show ; 11.00 Sports Final 1 11.05 U.N.Bulletin 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.SATURDAY 6.00\tNews 6.05\tFarm and Home 6.30\tWake Up Montreal 6.45\tSacred Heart Program 7.00\tNews j 7.05 Musical Clock 7.30\tNews and Weather 7.35 Musical Clock 8.00\tNews and Sports 8.10 Musical Clock 9.00\tNews and Weather 9.15\tBarnyard Follies (CBS) 9.45\tSilver Strings 10.00\tNews 10.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 10.30\tR.C.A.Parade of Stars 11.00\tNew\u2019S 11.05\tLittle Players of the Air 11.30\tRecord Shop 12.00\tNews 12.05\tCharlie Kunz 12.15\tNews Quiz 12.30\tNews and Sports 12.45 Show Time Farad* 1.00\tNews 1.05\tArmstrong Theatre (CBS) 1.30\tFootball\u2014McGill at Westerm 4.00\tNews 4.05\tClub 800 5.00\tNews 5.05\tHopalong Cassidy 5.30\tBing Sings 6.00\tNews 6 05 Make Believe Ballroom 7.00\tNews 7.05\tMake Believe Ballroom 7.30\tSuit Yourself 7.45\tSports 7.55 News and Weather 8.00\tMontreal Police Juvenile Club 8.15\tHour of St.Francis 8.30\tChristian Faith Hour 9.00\tNews 9.05\tMusicland j 10.00 Gai Paris Music Hall ; 10.30 News and Sports 10.45\tTop Tune Time 11.00\tSports Final 11.05\tNews 11.15\tPrelude to Midnight 12.00\tNews and Sign Off.poses and $5,000.00 for adornment purposes and bind the council to adopt a budget every year.Asbestos, September 25th, 1951.LANGLAIS & LANGLAIS Attorneys for the Town of Asbestos GOOD plain cook general.Small aduit family.$70 per month.Other help kept.Must speak English.References required.Box 60, Record.PERFECT running Chevrolet, 1936, in splendid condition.Smart appearing in and out.Apply Magog, 458 6t.Patrick Street, or Phone 3304.HOUSEKEEPER wanted for small family.Own room, high wages paid.Good home for right party.Box 40, Sutton, Que.29.Male and Female Help Wanted Rock Island $4.00 per ton to the following places Scott\u2019s Junction St.George Beauct Vallee Junction Beauceville Megantic $4.50 per ton to the following places Magog\tCookshire Coaticook\tRock Forest Johnville\tBury Richmond Windsor Mills Danville\tBromptonville SNAP k 144 9 OIA*» DRINK BUICK, 1941, very good condition, new motor, good tires, air condition, radio, sun visor, fog lights, seat covers.All good offers accepted.Phone Andre Boutin, Marquis Tire Shop, 95 Depot St., 2-3090 before 6 p.m.1947 PONTIAC, private car, good condition, new motor, winterized, two extra winter tires.Apply 46 Warren, Lennoxvilie, between 6-8 p.m.COUPLE to work on modern dairy farm Sutton, Que.Must be able to handle j DiXVllle dominion lime ltd., Hugh Miller, Sutton, phone 161-R-2, |\tLime Ridge, Que.reverse charge.\ti liA.Poultry For Sale SIXTY\u2019 yearling hens, heavy breed.N ; D.Nichols, Compton.SYfOTORS ALL SIZES \u2014 NEW AND REBUILT REWINDING & REPAIRS Call Us For Quick, Reliable Service! WIGGETT ELECTRIC REG\u2019D Established 1903 Phen* 2-0828 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE in LENNOXVILLE on Clough Street above High St.SEWER AND WATER PROVIDED.CALL 3-1768 FOR SALE 80 COURT STREET \u2014 COATICOOK 2'/z Storey Brick Residence, to be demolished *nd removed.For information end inspection call W.S.Low, Coaticook, Tal.560, evenings 118 \u2014 Tenders to be submitted in writing to Eastern Townships Telephone Co., P.O.Box 309, Sherbrooke, not leter then Oct.27th.Gets Hands Clean Since 1944 the Quebec Colonization Department has placed 13.196 settler families on new pioneer farmlands.ilar Reiiairs /rçÆ _s We repair all makes and sizes of motors.WORK GUARANTEED We carry a complete stock of G-E motors and controls.ROSS BIRON ELECTRiC LIMITED \"We service everything we sell\" 17 FRONTENAC ST.TEL.2-1564 AUCTION SALE for Philibert Desmarais, Formerly the Farm ef Mr.Gilbert, Station Road in Marbleton, Que.Monday, October 22nd, AT 12:20 P.M.2 hor/^.s, 10 cows, 5 2\u20192 year old oxen, 2 two-year-old oxen, 2 two-year-old I heifers, 6 young Durham calves, 1 year ! cld Hereford bull, hay loader, mowing PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the City of Sherbrooke will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec,, at its next session, for the passing of an act amending its Charter, the Act I, George VL, Chapter 105, and the various statutes amending it, for the following matters; 1\u2014To be declared proprietor of a certain tract of land 40 feet In width en-tending from Robertson Avenue to Woodward Avenue, between lots Nos.28-64 and 65 on the egst side and lots Nos.69, 71, 72, 73 and 74 on the west side; as appears on the Cadastral plan and book of reference for the East ; machine, rake, double w agon, single j Ward in the City of Sherbrooke; to be rubber tired wagon, pair sleighs, drlv.excepted therefrom, the portion of said land which has been declared tbe Hotel Dieu\u2019s property according to a thirty years\u2019 possession; 2\u2014To amend article 525 of the Cities ing sleigh, pair working harnesses, pair driving harnesses, 50 tons day, al! ; farming implements and numerous other articles.All for sale as farm is sold.Terms; Cash.AURELIN SINOTTE, Auctioneer.302 King Street, East Sherbrooke.Dial 2-8584 and Towns Act and for other purposes.Sherbrooke, September 22nd, 1951.ALBERT RIVARD, City Attorney Alcoholics Anonymous MAGOG GROUP P.O.Box 133, Magog Write for free and postpaid literature.MEETINGS Magog: Tuesday and Saturday Sherbrooke: Friday Tel.Magog 4960 or Sherbrooke 2-9413 A faucet drips because it can\u2019t sniff.MEETING In Town Hall East Charlston, Vt.SUNDAY OCT.21 at 8:30 P.M.Guest Speakers EVERYBODY WELCOME For more information on A.A.ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Write Sherbrooke Record Box 264 BRINGING UP FATHER Bv George McManus sccey-sif?-but MSS.GIGGS LEFT EARLY THIS MOSWING AS SHE SAID SHE HAD A LOT OF SHOPPING TO DO OH ME - IT'S WINE O\u2019CLOCK-I'LL HAVE II MOWTPOSE-V/HEPE IS MV WIFE * THAT'S ALL I WAUT TO KNOW/ KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED By £ane Grey you'RBA BftAye] I WANT TO see THAT G/Rl,heatmiz'Jmiz puh/shso FO/e TH£/Reer Mavemt YOU HAD ENOU6H « r KNOWIN YOU GALS HAVE To bounce: Bor.THIS SURE IMPROVES THE FLAVOR / ptS! ACTUALLY, ALL THAT TWIRP WAS DONATED BY THE MAKERS and the supply is ununuted/ ÎSÏꧧ NOW YOU Tell me / J JUST WHEN I DISCOVER} I DON'T LIKE IT/ J 6EPy:C£.INC.T.M.KEG.U.5.PAT.OFF.V W.C, T.U.Holds Meeting At Ayer\u2019s Giff Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Oct.19.\u2014The Ayer's Cliff W.C.T.U.met at the home of the president, Mrs.Temple, with a good attendance.An inspiring service of worship was conducted by Mrs.W.P.Berwick, and followed by a roll-call responded to with Thanksgiving thoughts.Following routine business, subscriptions were taken for the \u201cWhite Ribbon Tidings,\u201d the official organ of the National W.C.T.U.At the program period, Mrs.F.A.Johnston read two essays, which had won prizes in the Isabella Scott Memorial Essay Contest.These essays written by teen-age students were considered very clever, and proved in no uncertain way that this piece of work which is carried on by the Provincial Union, is definitely worthwhile.BROMPTON After last might l HOPE I NEVER, sef\tM Another, bottle of IJi TWfRP/\t^\tLivermore wants \\ maybe rrs ^ YOU.' SOMETHIN\u2019 ABOUT A CITATION YOU STARTIN' THIS\t/FROM THF pfteikvywY'.Lÿiip\u2019\ti i'ÿ'&gMRr\t^TWIPP SEASON.' ^rfPRUS ! OEM T.' ^ Cheers to The eminent Founders ofTWIRP SEASON,LADS/ ITS ALL A GIFT .FROM MR BUMWELL/ HELP YOURSELVES/ Try 1 % 6A on, NO/ ^ SOMEBODY I } HELP me GET OUT OF HERE/1 iSp Twirp TWIRP ÎWlRp «figÿ Twirp TWIRP GOPR, 1951 BY NEA SEI.VICIT.'NC, T.M.RES.U.S.PAT, r-f.problems of leadership studied there.The theme of the school was \u201cCome Unto Me And 1 Will Make You Leaders.\u201d The guest of the afternoon was Mrs.Hodge, of Sherbrooke, who read a very comprehensive report of the school for leaders.All felt grateful to both ladies for sharing the inspiration they had received.Mrs.Johnston was then heard in a very beautiful recitation entitled \u201cThank-Offering.\u201d Tea was served by Mrs.Berwick and Mrs.Clouston, assisted bÿ Mrs.Astbury.BRIDE FETED Miss Grace Goyette, bride of last week was feted on the eve prior to her marriage, at a \u201cSurprise Miscellaneous Shower\u2019 given by Mrs.Donald Smith, at.her home here.A pre-arranged corner was at- MELBGRO Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Woods and sons, Brian and Lawrence, of Melbourne, have been spending a few days with Mrs.Woods\u2019 ents, Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Booth.Martin and Sons, paint contractors, of Rachine, have been painting the exterior of the United Church, which greatly adds to the appearance of the whole structure.Several of the patrons gathered ! together and a new ice house was j built at the Melbourne Co-opera-I live factory.\u2014 I tractive with green white, and ycl-low streamers, and while the bride | to be was being driven around by j Mrs.Kenneth D.Cooper, (where she had been employed for the past seven months) accompanied by Miss Vivian Richardson, abgut thirty guests assembled who greeted the \u201csurprised young lady,\u201d who i was escorted to the honored seat by Mrs.Alton Whipple, before a decorated table laden with packages attractively wrapped and each bearing the good wishes of all.After the useful and lovely gifts were unwrapped and admired Miss Goyette graciously thanked each and invited them to visit her in her new home in Coaticook.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Smith, assisted by Alton Whipple, and Mrs.Bud Place.The pretty tea table was centered with a three tiered cake, made by Mrs.Hartley, and following the refreshments the bride-elect was personally gi'eeted and wished all the' good things in the future years.EAST ANGUS Surprisingly low-priced for underwear of this quality.Penmans \"71\u201d natural merino fabric is Canada\u2019s best underwear value.Assures thrift, comfort and complete satisfaction.GOODS Angie A SYMBOL OF QUALITY J-l.i-ri-ii General Notes Mrs.Garnet Gautrey, of Rock Forest, spent the holiday week-end at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Everett Martin.Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Astbury and family have been visiting relatives in Gilman, and Lyndonville, Vt.Mrs.H.S.Shaw, and Miss* Betty Shaw, of Montreal, spent the Thanksgiving week-end at the home of Mr, and Mrs.E.R.Rousseau.Mrs.Laura Fredette, and Miss Yvette Fredette, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.M.E.Leavitt over the week-end.Rev.R.P.Stafford, of Sherbrooke, was a tea guest of Mi-, and Mrs.F.A.Johnston.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Styan, and Mr.Gray Styan, of Minton, were guests of Mrs.George Gill, and Miss Marguerite Gill.Week-end visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Astbury were Mr.John Ashworth, of Ottawa, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Carley New-city, and son, Wallace, of Lake Elmore, Vt.Miss Marion Mathews, and Mrs.George Conley, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Johnston.Mrs.A.H.Vance, who is teaching at East Hereford, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Galen Vance, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end at the \u201cVance\u201c home here.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Brown, of Hereford, Que., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Martin.Mr.and Mrs.Everett Slack and Freddie, of St.Lambert, spent the week-end and holiday with their relatives here.Mrs.M.Gibson and Mrs.Nelson Pierce, who had been ! their guests for a week, returned home with t\u2019.em.Mr.John Fowler, accompanied by Messrs.Desmond Snow, and Mr.Lussier, of Verdun, were week-| end guests of the former's grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Martin.A happy re-union of old friends took place here recently when two Martinville bo^ c who each had gone their own way about sixty-five years ago, not knowing where either settled, and for 23 years living only twelve miles apart, met.While Mr.J.J.Parker, of Derby Line, Vt., was spending a holiday at Bacon\u2019s Bay he decided to see if John M.Martin would happen to be the \u2018Old Pal\u201d with whom he went to school, when he had the misfortune to have his hand nearly cut off, and who in youth shared joys and oorrows.These two gentlemen spent a pappy afternoon talking over old da^s, and old times, and each were indeed delighted at havi- - found each other.Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Smith, of Bulwer, spent a few days as guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Damon.Mrs.Henry Labonte is spending 'a few days in St.Johnsbury, Vt., J visiting her brother, Mr.Clayton Chester, who is ill.Mr.and Mrs.Sam Shirley, of Montreal, spent the week-end as j guest of the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.land Mrs.Curtis Joyce.\\ Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Chan Barlow were Mrs.Bean, Miss Carol Bean, of Shawinigan Falls, Mrs.Sawyer and (Mrs.Osgood, of Cookshire.| Mr.and Mrs.Chan Barlow, Mrs.Bean and Mrs.Carol\u2019 Bean spent Thanksgiving Day as guests of (Mrs.Osgood, in Cookshire.Mrs.Chester Damon, Mrs.Wendell Damon, Mrs.Myrna MacAuley, Mrs.M.McKeon and Mr.Barton Carr attended the annualt convention of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, which was held at the Montreal High School.Mr.and Mrs.Wendell Damon j spent the Thanksgiving week-end in Quebec.Miss Ann Damon spent a week as guest of her grandparents, Mr.land Mrs.Hollis Smith, in Bulwer.Mrs.Annie Kellie spent a weekend in Island Brook.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Damon motored to Quebec and spent the day.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Greene-wald, Miss Barbara Greenewald, j Mr.Ian Ferguson were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Smith, in Bulwer.Mrs.Card, of Lennoxville, is visiting at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.James Stickles and Mr.Stickles.The Most Rev.P.Carrington ! Lord Archbishop of Quebec administered the rite of Confirmation and preached the sermon.iRev.Mr.George Robins acted as chaplain to the Archbishop and read the perface and scripture and presented the following candidates Pauline Aulis, Sylvia Aulis, William Aulis, Elvvin Barrett, Donald Barrett, Beverley Barrett, Ardyth Cunningham, Audrey Knapp, Beverley Knapp.Mary Ellen Andrews, Alymer Andrews, Leonard Bell, Helen Cornish, Christine King.St.Mary\u2019s Guild met with Mrs.Leslie Morgan recently with nine members present.The following hymns were sung with Miss Jean Westgate presiding at the organ, \u201cCome Holy Ghost Our Souls Inspire,\u201d \u201cCommand Thy Blessing From Above,\u201d \u201c0 Jesus, I Have Promised,\u201d \u201cHoly Spirit Lord Of Love.\u201d The president, Mrs.Roy Martyn was in the chair and the treasurer report was given by Miss Nellie Marchant.An adequate amount was realized from the turkey supper and a letter of thanks was read from Miss .Muriel Stickles It was decided to have an afternoon card party and tea on November 15.Refreshments were served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.A.Rowland and Mrs.Robert Knapp.Next meeting is to be held with Mrs.Gerald Bernard, on November 6.Mr.and Mrs.Russel Patch and children, Heather and Dale were guests of Mrs.Patch\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Heath.Miss Joan Heath, student of Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, spent the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Heath.Miss Pauline Rowe, Miss Joan Heath and Mr.and Mrs.Percy Heath were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Pelletier in Sherbrooke, recently.HIGH WATER and Mrs.Fred Aiken and Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Aiken.Miss Shirley Wilkins, of Montreal, spent Thanksgiving at her home here.Mr.Alton Aiken was a guest at the home of Mr.Ernest Aiken and family.Mr.and Mrs.Ben Barnett and family visited her father, Mr.W.Brown, at Leadville.Mrs.Ben Barnett called on Mrs.C.Wilson at Glen Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Heath and Miss Geraldine Smith, of Waterloo, were Thanksgiving guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Guy Smith.Miss Janice Clark, of Waterloo, was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Clark.Mr.and Mrs.Steven Foster and friends, of Smith\u2019s Falls, Mr.and Mrs.Togo Benoit and son, Larry, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Elton Foster.Mrs.George Bailey and little son, of Waterloo, called at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Levi Cota, one day last week.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Berry and Wayne, of Lennoxville, were recent overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Perkins and Mrs.E.E.Perkins.Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tH.E.\tPerkins.Mrs.E.E.Perkins, Mr.Charles Addison and Mr.and Mrs.F.Berry and Wayne, motored to Waterloo and were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ben Rainville.Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tVictor\tMagwood and Barry,\tof\tMontreal, were guests at the same home.Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tA.E.\tRobinson and family, motored to Montreal, where Mr.Reginald Robinson remained to resume his studies, at McGill University.Mrs.Guy C.Robinson has returned home from the Sherbrooke Hospital, and is at present visit ing her sister, Mrs.T.D.Brown and Mr.Brown, at Waterville.Friends of Mrs.Howard T.Ward will be pleased to know she is gaining slowly, after her recent serious operation at the Sherbrooke Hospital.The Archbishop of Quebec administered the rite of confirmation at Christ Church recently.Those confirmed were Dwight and Helene Daigneault, Robert and Vivien Dole and Lyle Robinson.Scouting News > Stanbridge East King Scout Maurice Tremblay, who kept the troop operating for about a year in the absence of a Scoutmaster, has left his home town to attend Macdonald College.We wish him the best.The Group Committee got busy and found a new Scoutmaster in the person of Mr.Thomas (Timmy) Smith.In former years Timmy was Assistant Scoutmaster in the Bedford Troop.He has a lot of enthusiasm and has already obtained the consent of the School Board to hold meetings in the school basement during the winter months.Mr.George Tremblay, chairman of the Group Committee, attended the \u201cGoing Up Ceremony\u201d of the Cubs joining the Scout Troop.Four Cubs took the leap.Mr.Tremblay presented badges and service stars to both the Cubs and Scouts at the meeting.Mr.Lyle Rhicard, Group Committee member, has agreed to become \u201cCamp Examiner\u201d for the Troop.Choose your used car or truck immediately at Gingras Automobiles Ltd., 464 and 479 King Street West! 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