Sherbrooke daily record, 11 octobre 1961, mercredi 11 octobre 1961

[" THE WEATHER Mainly sunny Thursday; manner; w-inds easterly 15 i today southerly 15 to 20 1 Thursday.Low - high Thursday at Sherbrooke 45 and 65 SljetbcookeDailii Becocd COMMUNITY CHEST RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN fer Sherbrooke area aeons today.October 11 ta October Î4.OBJECTIVE: *29*00 Established 1897 Price : 5 Ceüts SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER H.1961 Sixty-Fifth Yr 1 ¦'i* nil Æ m r' Gromyko qpljmjstk for peaceful solution Berlin accord 'grows' ?Warns Russians of war BRIGHTON ( Reuters! \u2014 For-ltlement rausl^ke accountthe on an emergency resolution GULP! \u2014 The snap of\ta Record photographer\u2019s shutter at the\ttually\tthe\tball\tis\tpassing\tin\tfront\tof\thim\tafter\tbeing served by right moment caught\tthis startling scene in the recreation\tTommy\tComeau.\tTo\tthe\tleft\tof\tScott\t>s\tRicky\thlson.room of the YMCA on\tDufferin Street.By the looks of things, Scott Laforge has just\tgot a mouthful! of ping pong ball.Ac- (Record Photo by Gerry Lemay! Castro urges vigilance Invasion scare hits Cuba eign Secretary Lord Home said |today the West has convinced Andrei Gromyko that interferj ence with access to West Berlin would mean fighting that could lead to a nuclear wuj Home spoke to the annual Conservative party conference after meeting the Soviet for eign minister with Prime Minister M a c m ill a n Gromyko stopped over in London for 24 hours on his way back to Mos cow from Washington talks with President Kennedy and State Secretary Dean Rusk.If there is interference with Western access to Berlin, Home said, a fight would start and no one could say that it would not end in the ultimate disaster of nuclear war \u201cI think that we succeeded in convincing Mr.Gromyko that situation must not be allowed to arise.\" Home said one thing had to Western at well as the Sonet later passed with only one dis lit will not be long before the i LONDON (CP) \u2014 Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told reporters he left here for Moscow to day that theie is \"» definite sign that understanding is growing on the Heilin problem.Gromyko lelt by plane to defend an outpost of freedom, to report to Nikita Khrush- rv on tus talks in Wash- ¦ port for the Bjk\u2019estcni alii freedoi position, with aome give a* weil, seating vote \u2014 asking full sup Hanks of the main defences arc ;nk,ton Wlt|, l>rPSK|rnt Ken- i\t,\t\u201e\u201e\t,, medy Inst week and his es in their stand on everywhere .the German\t.r j\t.l dom and\tviability of people arc as cnlillcd to self\tmeeting here I\tuesday w.th K'cst Berlin.\"\tdetermination as\tmuch as any\t' \"\"\u2019p Minister\tMacmillan, r \"Some people talk of refus other nation.\tI line is « definite sign ing to fight for Germans,\" the No one suggests German t;e that understanding is grow-foreign secretary said.\"It is be unification could he achieved in ing of the Berlin problem.He said\the\thoped\teveryone\tside the\tpoint.The\tfart is that force.\"I do not\tknow when\twhich i* very\timportant,\" would help\tto\tsee\tnegotiations\tfreedom\tis underfire the world peaceful political\tmeans w 111'Gromyko said\tat the air- are carried on in private\tover.\tlining u about.Equally we can p0r| as take on the Russian side, h said.Home deprecated public state ments about the Berlin crisis that could jeopardize the West's negotiations with the Communists.fresh HAVANA (Reuters)\u2014A new launched wave of scare reports about an against the U.S.Central Intelli-imminent invasion is sweeping gence Agency as the organizer this Cuban capital.\tof the alleged new bid to over- Government leaders, from throw Castro.Premier Fidel Castro down,! Havana itself has been buz- have been making regular tele-izing vision appearances to urge renewed vigilance against landings by \u2018\u2018Yankee mercenaries.\u201d The Cuban people have been for weeks with rumors support for the present rumors in the fact that a new wave of arrests by security police was started recently.Detainees again began to fill Havana\u2019s prisons and arrests were re^ offensive the interests of national solidarity.\tJM The biggest previous scare was in January of this year, when alarm cries about a forth-coming \"Y a n k e e invasion\u201d reached an almost, hystericaljported to be particularly heavy forecasting the date for a major pitch.The mood thun contrasted in the town of Matanzas.landing\u2014a date which, cynical sharply with the much cooler1 Fresh emphasis, too, is being Cubans note, is put back as sue- and more busiuess-like mannerjplaced on the vigilante groups cessive forecast \u201cD-days\" come the government adopted when'known as Committees for Def told that the invasion could and go without incident.\tthe invasion finally did come inifènee of the Revolution, formed come from Florida, Guatemala The sceptical also recall that April.\t'\tlast Sept.28.or Nicaragua.All the organs of the Castro regime has a record ARRESTS HEAVY\tThe immediate result of Cuban propaganda havejof creating invasion scares in The public has found some these warning calls is noticeably -\u2014\u2014 - - -\u2014- ' ^ Wants American initiative Home spoke to the * over Icrcnce \"If free bring it about, men cannot combine not deny (hem that hope.West Berlin forces bolstered Big Three expected Red protest against to ignore policemen TNorytliing must be done to find a peaceful solution.\" He said Russia \"is doing its best to facilitate such a peaceful solution but not cvei} uuiig depends upon Ihe Soviet government.\" Al Hie same lime Gromyko siicssed Ilia! Russia was firm \"on one basic point, that an Fast German peace treaty must be concluded and an end to (he Soeoml World War reached.\u2019\u2019 lie declined to comment, how-bout a lime BERLIN \u2014 The United States.1000 American troops r u s h c d|alljed reports that sonic :U)(),00(ijeve|.w|K>n as|u,,| a be' done Vefore 'the Weat\" couidlBn,ain and France aro expectcdltlirough the streets of West Bet soviet, Mast German, Polish|lin|j,\u2019 fm.a pcacc tre talk about the substance of a!unday on shek the Korcan war and its students were killed .1\ty in an en of a heart attack.Hirschfield Tristan de Cunha, vh 40-square a{ter\u2019math th statl0niniî of suing crash with a freight train retired last Dec.30 after 37 mile speck of Jpidjnialfway bc-.^g (r00pS on Formosa ccono The witnesses gave evidence years with the Sentinel.Earlier tween South\tand South:\t°0ps 0n *ormosa' ccon°- he had been with the Cleveland America and ione' of the most Plain Dealer and the Chicago remote islands iç the world.Tribune.He was born in New The refugeJswight their way Place Ville Marie project.' the man to sec about arranging company authorizing him to act Raul 1,1 in,Rv'duals on sales to ' nalronaee amt eeltino kirkharlo; av ai>pni fnr ih/> firm in rin,.\u201d1P government.eluded a late-afternoon tion to be given by Mr.»nu lh rovjnf,ia| nmçn) Mrs.Kekkonen for members of _______________ cross picket lines as long as the strikers stick together.\tary and his pcUte wife.B ln-patronage and getting kiekbacksjas agent for the firm in Que recep;|from companies selling goods to|bce City.II was expected the) They were paid by companies ontract.would he shown privai !as sa,,'s commissions, witnesses have testified.Some officials of York City.Today's Chuckle Old coins often are worth a fortune and, as every girl knows, the same holds true for old bucks.through 13 tnilfs of dangerous seas and 1 waBed ashore at NightingalJ Island, a bleak, uninhabited roclt a mile long and three-fourths if a mile wide, to the Finnish community here, and a state reception and din ner for the visiting couple at Government House tonight.Gen.Vanier said Canadians have \u201csuch a friendly feeling\u201d o\tI\tfor Finland.mic sanctions, the United Na-!af the criminal negligence trial|otop sale»\ti \u201cQur two c o u n l r i e s have lions question! SEATO and t\"n of bus driver Frank Budney,| WASHINGTON (AP)\u2014United;much in common,\" said the sion in Indochina.\twho was injured in the crash States airline representatives governor-general, speaking in ____________!_____* last Nov.29.at Lament, Alta, have agreed to stop the sale ofiboth English and French.Writer a t rl\tBudney pleaded not guilty when|liquor to tourist-class passen-|\"Their scenery was moulded by W mer arrested\tthe trial opened Tuesday in Al-fgers and to charge these pas-!similar ice ages.Both arc now SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)\u2014Time berta Supreme Court.\tsengers for meals served'eovered by extensive forests, Ma&azine correspondent Mario! He is charged specifically in Planet was jailed today on the death of Dianne Antoniuk.spend thelnjght and await a charges of treason because of 17, of Chipman, Alta., a bus Dutch liner dnming to take them articles on Chile that appeared passengcr.to Cape Town.\t,in the magazine.\tThe trial continues.Talks bring no progress Poles apart on successor for Hammarsk}old UNITED NATIONS (CP)\u2014made no progress.We arc dis-general's actions.The Russians sources, the Americans said Western, Communist and neu-\t.\th* t i i t Possibly a \"superman\u201d isn\u2019t appointed.\u201d\twant the statement promising that due to a typist\u2019s error their tralist blocs\u2014and agreed with \u201df\tM'n' i ° needed, but more than three Zorin claimed the Americans collaboration delivered before statement originally contained the United States on five.\thave talks witn i rime Mimsier weeks after Dag Hammar-!\"took a step backward\" in dis-the nominee s name is proposed the nominee would promise1 « ,prnnH «(andnff Hovnlnnod \u2019 yn 0 At ou *' skjold's death the great powers cussion of when the new interim to the Security Council, which collaboration \"if appointed to ovpr '1hp fjf|h dpmJtv with the ' Livestock market aboard the aircraft.The agree-|both are influenced by the same ment was reached at a meetingjNordic sun.Curiously enough, of the Air Transport Associationjeach country enjoys the use of of America which sought ways two official languages.\" of reducing airline costs.\t- -1 Visit Leopoldville LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters)\u2014! Three U/S.senators arrived! here Tuesday night for a brief visit to the Congolese capital, during their tour of African; countries.The three Democratic' senators, Albert Gore of Ten-j nessee, Mrs.Maureen Ncuber-j ger of Oregon and Philip Mart appear as far apart as ever on secretary-gn«ral should make must make the nomination to this post.\u201d Inclusion of this a successor for (he late United a statement promising close col- the General Assembly.clause \u2014 which the Americans over the fifth deputy, with the Russians wanting an East European and the Americans a West Iff'!*1'* ^rri.Nations secretary-general.Ilaboration with his deputies in Zorin said the U S.delegation said was U.S.Ambassador Adlai Ste-his daily work.\tMonday \"handed us a memor-the statement was to be made venson and Soviet Deputy For- The proposed\tstatement is a\tandum saying the nominee\tbefore the\tcouncil action.i\tn\tfr m thp rtnhpH states eign Minister Valerian Zorin modification of the Russians'should make a statement before The informants said the Ru»-oUîiS.a | months $9.00.3 months $5.00, 1 month $2.00 Single copies 5r; Back copies, 5e; over 30 days.10 ^ CJi m 2 x 14 Insulated Wire.At new reduced prices.For wiring behind walls and ceiling, basements and anywhere that hidden wire is needed.Reels of 250 feet 125 Feat 5C f, Sm.OO per \u2022\troll 51 \u201e \u201812 .50 roll Less than 125 feet eve One-Piece STEEL BOXES Bright plated finish.Extra heavy 30\u201810 ,\u201e2 80 HEAVY QUALITY CLIPS for B-X Loomex STANDARD FLUSH WALL SWITCHES ©3^0) 24\u2018 \u2022a.10 for 2.10 DOUBLE WALL RECEPTACLE with doubla brass screw contacts.17.Box of 50 ic as.ADJUSTABLES WRENCHES IV 4\" \u2014 6\" \u2014 8' each NEW \"WALL KLIP\" SOCKET SET 19 PIECE COMBINATION SET \u2014 Vi\" AND Vz\" DRIVE REG.$5.00 CHROME SHOWER RODS CHROME CONCAVE KNOBS MAGNET CATCH For Cabinet Doors $22.50 for 100 >/»\" OFFSET MODERN CHROME PLATED CABINET HINGES $2.70 doz.prs.New and Powerful TOILET PUMP Doesn't splash like old type; as it adapts to bowl size.Save On Mats And Matting Heavy Cprrugated RUBBER matting 36\" wide $ SALE - \u20182.95 >i.COCOA MATTING Plain or Coloured $1.15 yd.$1.55 $0 55 ^ 1 $9 55 «\t1 SV! /\t~ V* , \u2018V\u2019 '\ti** COCOA MATS 12\" x 22\" 22\" x 36\" P8\u2018\t\u20183.25 16\" x 27\"\t18\u2019 x 30\" 145\t\u2019185 * ¦\t¦iPsPî.t: HEAVY\tDUTY LINK\tMATS \" x 21\"\t16\" x 24\" 1.85\t\u20192.75 1\" x 30\"\t24\" x 36\" 3 60\t\u20185.50 GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS No.56\u201424V' High J2.97 } No.J6\u2014 ITVa\" High *2.95 FADE Haut Na.46\u2014 2044\" High *3.25 'HERCULES\u201d WOODWORKING VISE Ideal for manual train ing and basement workshops.No.6 \u2014 Jaws 6\" wicU 3\u2019/»\" high $m mm Open ta S'/, Jb.sSO Heavy rubber.6 x 6\" Overall 30\" Special T.97 With large chrome flanges Up to 72 inches long 5 ft.length Regular value 4.95 1.95 No.I \u2014 8\" face, openii Reg.7.50 8\" opening *lj ' HERCULES\u201d SWIVEL BASE VISE Width of Jaws 2,/»\" -Loose pipe jaws SALE $m rtey PRICE No.35 \u2014 Width of Jaws 3Va\" \u2014 Loose pipe jaws $|- Q-Sale Price 3«SJjr TRANSPARENT CLEAR PLASTIC Heavy and durable.For many uses.36\" wide.Reg.15c 12 yd.48\" wide Reg.30e Nn\\ Special 10\" x 15' \u20182.45 200 foot roll less 20% -X 16' \\ 96\" wide Reg.50c 34c yd.TUBULAR HACK SAW FRAME Adjustable to 9\" \u2014 and 12\" blades.\u20181.57 The Best Looking \u2014 Best Construction UTILITY BOX With Cantilever Tray All one-piece tfrawn con-struct\u2019on of high qualify steel throughout.Sale Price lo97 No.1366 G TACKLE - UTILITY BOX A top quality tackle box at a low price.Full cantilever trays; full length piano hinge Draw-bolt lock with padlock eye.Size 13'/z x 6'/z x 6'/z\" Special \u20182.97 IF IT\u2019S AUTO PARTS AND HARDWARE.IT\u2019S AT DAWSON\u2019S * i 1 10 SHERBROOKE DAIEY RECORD, WED., OCT.11, IMi WHS.and W.A.of Island Brook meet jointly ISLAND BROOK \u2014 The Worn en\u2019s Missionary Society and Woman's Association met at the] home of Miss Lilia Kerr.Mrs.Thomas Burns, prcsid ent of the W.M.S., led the devotional period.A letter concerning the an nual sessional meeting was read | but no plans were made to attend.The meeting was then turned L over to Mrs.Franklin Kerr, f W.A.president.The travelling apron when opened held $17.70, White1 material was sold for $2.35.The president will inquire\u2019! about repairs to the church! roof, chimney and shed Several articles were brought | in, also some talent money.Following the meeting, supper ] was served to a large crowd.Mr.Neil Tracy from the Institute for the Blind then showed an interesting film and also,! spoke on work of the organization.Thomas Burns thanked Mr.Tracy for his talk.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Justin Morrow, I of Detroit, Mich., spent a few ] days with Mr.and Mrs.Ken neth Morrow.Mr.and Mrs, Lawrence! French and daughter, of Ham * ilton, Ont., spent a week with Mr.J, H.French.Other week en guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs Adrien | Davies and family, of St.Catharines, Ont,, who were called | here by the death of Mrs.Davies\u2019 grandfather, Mr.R.F.French.Mr.W.Watson, of Mystic,j| and Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Burns and daughter, of Huntingdon, spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Burns.Miss Seymour and Mr.and ] Mrs.B.Allan of Toronto, spenl some time with Mr.and Mrs.]! Franklin Kerr.EVERYTHING YOU EXPECT IN A FOSTER \u2014 Friends are pleased to knowj Mr.John Worden is graduallyjl improving since the accident he suffered when his knee was injured.Mr.Worden as had the cast changed and is able to be | about town.Mrs, Maurice Tryhorn was | taken by ambulance to Brome-Missisquoi - Perkins Hospital, where she is under observation.Mrs.H.Loticks is spending ! sometime in Montreal, the guest f of her brother.For FAST ACTION use the Sherbrooke Daily Record WANT AD DOUBLE SAVINGS -BY MONEY ORDER PAY CASH AND SAVE CASH RATE: 3c per word-minimum charge: 50c for ] 16 words or less for three consecutive insertions, 3rd day half charge; six consecutive days, 25% off.Forward 10c to cover mailing of record box replies.EXAMPLE: Cost of classified ad of .o words or less for 3 days: Cost .$1.25 Deduct cost of money* order .09 YOU REMIT .$1,16 Cost of classified ad for 6 days \u2014 Cost .$2.25 $2.16 Deduct cost of money order .09 PHONE TODAY LO.9-3636 Sherbrooke Daily Record I 19 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke, P.Q.¦ #- , | ,-W -\"- f ! 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\u2022^sos^v Woman i Page\t1] Want Adi\t14 Good» and Sorvicoi\tU WKD , IXT.u, m\\ \\ Address on prevention at Beebe firemen s banquet BEKBK Member* of the Be*'be Fine Department, along with their wives and guests en joyed a banquet, held in the dining hall at the Church of St Therese of the Infant Jesus.(Jerald Derusha, as master of ceremonies, introduced the guest speaker.Fire Chief Peres Donahue, of Sherbrooke, and local town councillors, Elwin Humphrey and John Silvester.Others attending the banuqet were: Mrs Silvester.Mr and Mrs.Alfred Seguin and four members of the junior fire do partment, and the wives and ifriends of the firemen t'hief Donahue, In hi* re j marks, said that Fire Proven turn Week is just around the lcorner and he alerted the men to he ready at all times H» con gratulated them on the condition of thetr equipment and said that his informal discussion with the men led him to believe that they are indeed very interested in their fire prevention work.He said that with Id men in the department he considers the town very welt protected.Chief Harold Taylor, of, the local lire department, expressed ,l'wn thanks to the men for faithful- ,IV,'S ness and prompt reply to the calls which this year have mini bored nine, six of these being in the village of three out of town.Brief remarks we RICHMOND - Miss Lucy Desmarais, of Montreal, spent a weekend in visiting friends and rela- C, was Doyle of Fontaine in town for a few Beebe and *n\"*-\t* Mr.ami Mrs.Lome Taber hav left on a motor trip to Ottawa also made by the councillors.and the Laurentians.Brian amt sisler, Marlene, are visiting Following the banquet a so their grandparents, Mr and Mrs.Irial evening was enjoyed at the M K.Taber, at Melbourne Legion Home in Stanstoad.Ridge yk AT FIRE DEPARTMENT DINNER \u2014 Seen above at the banquet held by the Beebe Fire Department, from the left are: Roland Seguin, assistant chief of the Beebe brigade; Chief Percy Donahue, of the Sherbrooke Fire Department, who was guest speaker; Fire Chief Harold Taylor, of Beebe; Elwin Humphrey, Town councillor and chairman of the fire committee; and Gerald Derusha, president of the Beebe Firemen s Association.\t(Record photo by Andre Pepin' Color of African city changed by lough civil war Mayor of London Minister will sleeted by aldermenirY reconcile ancient rite religion, science ?°0 STO^ Veal Shoulder Roast Boneless and rolled, tlavourtul Prime Rib Roast Choice quality beef, Boneless and rolled Pork Liver Steak lb.Nutritious, economical, sliced in diiLium nit?\tI'yv't JVIVMVV Aylmer'* choice LONDON\tfrom ME^nT^SifiOLDEN CREAM CORN first thing that stn es\t_ the scarlet-robed aldermen of City £15,000 bu,t before he re-!scjence and religion for Angli- to Lunanda, capi a\t1 - the City, carrying nosegays of tires from office he usually hasjeans on Vancouver Island, ugal s territory o g , Sjsweet.smelling herbs as protec-jto draw heavily on his own res- Lt.-Col.John Albert Hall, a|| \u2019ources-\tIchemist who helped found an Oldest of the guilds is the expiosjves plant on a nearby| island, left in his will money to Lynn Volley's cover the costs of such a pro-) Worshipful Company of Weav ers which came into existence in 1184.There now are 81 livery companies and although they nojscjenjj£jc sceptjcjsrn 0f religion longer control their trades they jn th(1 i930s as a threat ,0 the encourage good vvork througlvcju|rch apprenticeship schemes and that it hardly looks like a part against infection, meet to of Africa.\teject a jor(j mayor- Perhaps it is because the:\t., ,\t.\t, ha VP been here1 The nosegays date back only since B1576.except for one break 'he Great Plague of 1665 but of seven years, when Luanda many of he tradd.ons surround^ was occupied by the Dutch.\t^ gutter and pageantry of The red-tiled roofs of the th« Cltf a;e far ™re houses in the narrow side> The lord mayor hks the job streets of the old town and the,'01, °nly one >ear and that 15 air of lazy charm give the im- about as much as his pocket- pression of a Mediterranean|book can stand, even though he.fishing port.The Atlantic ocean dually is a wealthy man.stretches away in a blue misty The City, one square mile of haze beyond the white beacheslthe 840 square miles that are and palm trees along an espla- Greater London, now is the nade.____________bçar' 'he business districting Britain's silver and cupro- \u2014The physical impact of the vvi'h abusiness-hours population\tcoinage, street scene is predominantly;0' ab°u.t 400;0°d aodr a reslderl : The Fishmongers can and European and it comes ^population of about 5,000.\tjo sejze unsound fish, analyse something of a surprise to learn \" su\"ered heavily during the sampies of shellfish and prose-that about 160,000 Negroes livelwartime bombings and most of in Luanda, compared with only Libby'* CHOICE TOMATOES ject.He regarded widespread DESSERT PEARS halves 5 5 5 20-ox.cans 20 ox.cans 20 ox.cans 89c 89ç 89* Del Monte FRUIT COCKTAIL Yellow Cling, Del Monte PEACHES Robin Hood CAKE MIXES white or chocolate 3 3 3 20-ox.cans 20 ox.cans 19 ox.pkgs.89* 89* 89* prizes and also contribute to charitable and educational work.The Apothecaries still grant diplomas in medicine, surgery and midwifery and the Goldsmiths are responsible for test- 40,000 whites.At night, the impression of a European town is even stronger.Luanda then becomes an almost 100-per-cent white city.For since the uprising by-Negro nationalists began last March, an unofficial curfew virtually has emptied the streets of Negroes after dark.FIGHT TOUGH WAR Only the constant sight of army uniforms and the rumble of heavy, armored vehicles re- the 225 acres that were devas tated now are the sites of office buildings.Unlike the other 28 metropolitan boroughs in London, where candidates for mayor, alderman or councillor have the support of a political party, there is no party politics within the City.The unique set up in the Cityj dates back to Its early close association with the craft guilds or, as they now are known, the cute offenders against the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act.Little Helpers service is held al Waterville City livery companies.The guilds, common in Europe andi WATERVILLE \u2014 Rev England during the Uth and'Cheesman officiated at a Little mind the visitor that in remote! 12th centuries, originally were^lP01-5 service held recently in upcountry forests and moun-|rnore jn natUre of fraterni-jS'- John\u2019s Anglican Church, tains, Portugal is fighting a'tjes j^eir objects being relig-l Hymns were sung and Mr bitter war against thousands of jous\u2019 an(j socia]\t[Cheesman told a children's Negro rebels.\tThe craft element evolved 'tory- The emergency declared largely because people of thel As the parochial secretary, when the uprising began has,samg trade tended to live in the Mr®- E.Bauer, called the name caused a decline in business.same neighborhood.During the!0' cach child, he came forward A big new block of apart-jn^ie ages au great house ments in a once-fashionable )j0ijs provided their dependents quarter on the outskirts of the wjtij a distinctive livery and the capital now stands half-empty.;gUii(js adopted this practice.When killings started five: The livery companies\u2019 influ months ago in the north, there ence hag faded greatly since the w'as a rush for less exposed^ay when they could imprison quarters nearer to the centre of mgmbers for poor workman-the town.\tIghip (jUr Biey sfju have some But the service in the best say jn the election of the lord hotel and in the few restaurants mayor.and night clubs is still swift and discreet.A visit to the suburbs reveals that much of the white population is made up of a poor The Guild hall, the great hall where Lady Jane Grey was condemned to death in 1553 after eight or nine days as queen and where the Duke of working class who earn low .Wellington was cheered after wages compared with most his triumph at Waterloo, is other Europeans who live in where the lord mayor throws tICÎ\u2019\t\u2022\ti*1'5 spectacular hang-the-cost In home districts, whites and banquets.assimilados.Negroes who have Color and pageantry are the attained full Portuguese citizen- hallmark of these affairs within ship, live side by side.and presented his mite box.The names of ten new members, to be placed on the font roll, were read making a total of 30 members.Two, Edwin Deacon and Freddie Williams, were promoted.Following the service, all proceeded to the Jubilee hall, where games were played.The children then enjoyed hot chocolate and cookies, while the adults had tea.Mrs.Bauer thanked Mrs.F.Pessig and her assistants, Mrs.E.Cooke, Miss Valerie Pessig and Mrs.Onil Fortier, who looked after the refreshments.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Azarie Picotte, of Louiseville, Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Warner and family, of Fitch Bay, and Mr.and Mrs.\u2018\u2018To many people the basic-principles of science conflict with those of religion but to the great thinkers the problem does; not exist,\u201d Mr.Butler says.\u201cThe main problem is a time lag between the thinking of intellectuals and that of the gen eral public.\u201d Mr.Butler says his job is to! help overcome this time lag.He will spend the first part of his ministry, perhaps a year, seeing what the situation is generally, what measures are being used and what might be effective.He has already written one book on the subject of science and religion and is planning another.Mr.Butler, former parish priest in Crawley, England, and a minister at Oliver in the British Columbia interior before coming here, said the problem today is not what it was when Col.Hall wrote his will.Modern scientists were much more humble in their philosophic thinking and realized that a material approach gave only material conclusions whereas life contained much more than' just material conclusions.\u2018\u2018The non-material things in life have to be considered from a non-material point of view.! 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MT THIS, MW.««UUCP WITH TW* J LL,'hAWD©P HEARlN©/ f?OA* Atro (RUM.BLe OP THUNDER YH6 'S 7 HE CMi RE AD LIPS, AVALAHCHtt STARTED 2000 FEET fiBCNBj V -jn' mAÏOR -Mtr .* THeRE WAS HO 6-ôCAPlHû IT.SO ^ S mumbles thru] t (POLLED MVS6LP LlKft THE CORE\tLIPS *4 op A HUGE SHOW HALL AHD WAS / I\t/SHAPED LIKE A _\t.\toox / \\ PARKER HOUSE- UHOeC^ CARRIED OtH THE SURFACE OP THE AMALAHCHe.UNHARMED,T3 >\\ THft BASE OF THE ALPlNEYllLAge^l Meets at Bury ww« ««trUwwitvBi 4*j\tb s 4ù .* *.& »8üj*.\t, viU4 âUv4iUA^C OX tÜClF llUiUCr.»é were discussed The Sherbrooke At the close of the business ses for the improvement of the edu-' District Council will sponsor a sj0n the council attended the cation of their children.; Career Nifiht at the Sherbrooke B.irv Hom\u201e and Schojl *SJOcia.A social hour followed, when High\tSchool, Friday.Oct.27, at\t?ury Hc*rie ^\ti.\t«'«Amenta were served by 7:30,\twhen students of the area\ttlon rncetin8 being he.d in the [lie Bury\tHome and School, will be invited to hear oouncil* same school and Mr Cotterell\t_____ lors speak on their various vo- briefly addressed thi\u2018 joint\tTAG MOOSE cations Representatives from gathering\tWINNIPEG (CP)\u2014A six-man and\tamend the\tconstitution\tto\tpermit\teac(,\tassociation will be respon- Quoting from a recent press crew of\tthe Manitoba game re-\teach\tmember\tassociation\tto\tfor arrangjng transporta\tarticle, Is Home and School a branch,\tworking from canoes, Home and School Council to sponsor Career Nighi AUSTBRFBéEUTZ F.GAD ©TAiHD -ves-^v.IjALK-r NS -XO HIMSELF BURY\u2014 Eight Home School Associations were\t____ ___________ __ _____r____ presented at a recent meeting send two voting representatives tlon f0r students\u2019from their res 'Sleeping Giant or a Dead Duck'1 placed car tage on 530 migrât-of the Sherbrooke District Coun- to council meetings.\tpectivc areas.\tMr Cotterell, outlined some ing moose as they crossed north- cil, Quebec Federation of Pro- r.Cotterell, director to\tQue\tRepresentative* present were\trecent accomplishments of Home\tern lakes.This is the third year testant Home and School As- bee Federation for the\tSher-\tfrom Sherbrooke, Lennoxville,\tand School at the national, pro-\tin which the program has been sociations, held at Pope Memor- brooke area, took the\tchair\tCookshire, Bury, Scotstown,\tvincial and district levels and\tcarried out, with the object of iai School.A motion was passed Chartier Auto Upnng Enr SPECIALTY Wheat alignment end wheel oal-encing on ell Ivoe» o* vehicle* Have your eprtngr checked now it (hey ere too low or too »ofl an car» tully insured while In our car».Rapid guaranteed eer vice Office LO.2-4833 Res.LO 9 3108 180 GALT W IRON HILL \u2014 The Ladies Guild met in the Parish hall with Mrs.Selwyn Mason as hostess, when final plans were made for a chicken pie supper lo be held or |Oct 14.The drawing on a quilt donated by Mr.Tom Oldfield, was won by Mr.Gordon Rums j by, ____________ IN FULL VIEW EDMONTON (CP) \u2014 Citizens j will be able lo watch a new 1 $165,000 computer at work in the city hall.K is being housed in a glass-walled office on the I main floor, to turn out utility |bills.SIDE GLANCES ART**?crafts PAIR Avt N- r p > s* pct.tow T.«.r*i u.s.e.t on.SAY WHY DON'T T®0 THROTTLE OOVOO AH' 6NE MR.GRUMCH A CHANCE TO ELBCN4 A WORD |M HOW Arl' hadth'bhllows DM HIM 6IHCE He CAME .he-aoliHimg TouRseLF-/'(ou CAtJTALK am AUCTlOhiEEK RACK-TO A, Ki -if jp w MF ^ AS I WAS saying; lldDE-ED?.1 MR 6RUHCH,1HE r EGAD.MF?.WPRlME MlhllSTER I 6RUMCH IS A V SAID, IF fHei?£- IS léENTLEMASl # CUB MAt4 WHO AHD AW // KHOWRITJ© f INTERESTEDJ[ H00PLÊ.' w-SOX l ISTEWaC , / WAS StWtAOWED ^iR/ftiâo/i.to THe PACK \\VOuR M0H6ERIN6V -rf wohder VOUAT THIS OLD 6AFFER STALKIH6 ABOUT?EVIDENTLY HE DOESN'T KNOW I'M HARD OF-hear i kg' vo cr y palace, fish ^ilerc., etc.O-rcrwA i I Still CVAEVd IMG THE PAT\u2014 I Jill) THREE VILLAGES \u2014 Mrs Adelaide Laberee has returned to her home in Rock Island after spending a few days with her family in Montreal.M/Sgt.Winston S, Kelley, has left for Fort Dix, prior to departure in the immediate future for West Berlin, Germany.Mrs., Kelley is staying with her fa ther, Mr.Walter Derusha, of! Derby Lino Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Gill, of Montreal, spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs.E.J.Curtis, and Mr, Curtis, Stanstead.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Cooper, Woodsville, N IL, were visitorsi at the home of Miss Agnes.j Greenwood and Mrs.Ida i Cooper, Derby Line.Mrs.Grace Blakely has returned to her home in Glenn Falls, N.Y., after spending a month with Mr.and Mrs.I.W.Drew, Stanstead.Friends of Mr.Wilfred Gagnon, will be pleased to learn he is much improved after surgery at the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington.He and Mrs.Gagnon, who stayed in Burlington to be near her husband, have returned to their home in Derby Line.Waterville Sunday School year opens with Rally Day service WATERVILLE \u2014 Rally Day forms, which was received by Marjorie Gunn, Meredith Kezar.career rhetford Mines, Megantic and urged the sociauon Reg.tin 21c\u2014Ssve 3c 20 fl.oz tins LIBBY'S Reg.2 tins 29c Save Sc 20 fl.oz.tins Reg.tin 23c Save 2c 2 lake tracing migratory habits.was observed in the United Church with the Sunday School superintendent, W.Crowley, of fieiating.Diane Fowler read the invoca lion and Donald Emery led in the responsive reading.Janine Divens was leader for (he pray er litany ami the Scripture read ing was given by Murray John ston Kendall Cunningham and Brucej Third year bars \u2014 John Bar-Spafford,\tter, Melanie Reed, Shirley Dan- Assisted by Mrs.W.McGov- forth.ern and Mr.Crowley, John| Fourth ar bars _ Nancy Woodside, senior elder, present-j ed the graduates with certificate j year Barter, Donald MacLeod.David as follows:\tjMacLeod, Ian MacLeod, Barry Nursery to kindergarten; Barter, Susan Reed Graydon Lunnie, David Suitor,1; Fifth year bars \u2014 Bruce Spaf-j David Danforth, Peter Kerby ; | t-ord Marilyn Crowley, Terry |kindergarten to primary, Mar [Crowley.bar \u2014 Heatheri Diane Fow- With Mrs.C.Burton as or-dene Harden, Hubert Lunnie, ganist, Linda Sarrasin, Marilyn1 Barry Suitor, Larry Glavin, Ninth year Crowley and Heather Spaffordi l ois Kirby, Ethel Danforth; pri Spafford.rendered a Irio.Susan Reed mary to junior, (each child in Tenth year bar gave the introduction for the of jthis class received a Bible),[ter.________Carl Ball, Nancy Barter, Jamie' The service marked the begin- : Smith.Margaret George, Don- !uing of the Sunday School year.KINNEAR'S MILLS \u2014 aid MacLeod, Elaine Glavin.| Mrs.Ernest Stevenson, of St.Junior to intermediate, Ken Patrick, was a guest of Mr.and dall Cunningham, Ian MacLeod.Mrs.Wilbert Wallace.\tBarry Barter.Marilyn Crowley, Mr, and Mrs.Lewis Jack and Donald Emery, Eric George; infamily, Mr.and Mrs.J C.Jack, termediate to senior, Gordon of Valcartier, Mrs.Norman! 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