Sherbrooke daily record, 12 novembre 1953, Section 2

[" \u201cZi Sljecbrookc Oaili) Jnccocd | zz THE PA PER ot 1 HE EAS1ER.\\ T 0\\\\ ^SHIPS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 12.1853.HONOR CARTOONIST \u2014 A plaque is unveiled al Mackenzie House, Toronto, in honor of the late J.W.Bengough, first Canadian cartoonist to gain an international reputation.For almost 20 years he published \u2018\u2022Grip,\" a humorous political weekly.Elven J.Bengough of McMaster University, Hamilton, a nephew of the cartoonist, unveils the plaque.Others, from left, are: T.Wilbur Best, president of William Lyon Mackenzie Homestead Foundation: Or.Lome Pierce, and Prof.Fred Landon of University of Western Ontario.Dr.l.ando* chairman of the National Historic Sites Board, said Bengough, who lived from 1851 to 1923, \"tried to prove, in a country not much given to humor, that humor was a good thing.\u201d\t(CP Photo) MPIH *' ?aT .- **)5S*& EAGER BEWER \u2014 This unusual picture, taken by George Phillips, noted bush pilot and superintendent of Ontario's Algonquin Park, shows a determined beaver carrying a tree branch across a road in the nark, where animals roam free to delight visitors.Beavers sometimes cause road floods with their datos.\t(CP Photo) NORTH JAJFfENH AM \u2022~~K V\\ f* BERLIN I \u2022 ENGLAND HOLLAND LONDON W.GERMANY < E.GERMANY : BELGIUM (j PARIS ZWEIBRUECKEnJA 9 GROS TEHQUIN FRANCE / BADSN SOLUNGEN CANADA'S AIR DIVISION\u2014Canada's air contribution to NATO is a complete jet fighter division, the first in Canaria's history.The four wings in the division are at North Luffenham, Eng.: Gros Tenquin, France, Zweibruecken, and Baden-Soltingen, both in Germany.The Canadians would feel the main burden in the event of an invasion of Western Europe.This map shows the location of the wings, some of which are only a few minutes jet flying time from Russian-built MiG\u2019s.(CP from National Defence) mw& f n.' * - y'i Y'EARNTNG FOR LEARNING \u2014 More than 700 Iraq citizens storm the U.S.Information Agency building in Baghdad to get one of 200 seats in the English classes taught by 12 American teaches three hours each week.The teachers, who work without pay, are wives of American personnel attached to the agency and embassy.CONSUMER PRICE INDICES CANADA H6.7 949 = UNITED STATES 1947 -49 = IOO i | J LIVING COSTS RISE\u2014TOc consumer price index, a barometer of living costs, rose by one-half point during September to 116.7 from 116.2.the bureau of statistics reports.It was the fifth consecutive monthly jump, powered by higher food costs and price jumps for rent.The peak of 118.2 was reached in December.1951.with 1949 prices equalling 100.The dotted line shows the United States consumer index which advanced to a record high of 115.2 in mid-September of the 1947-49 average.These indi-tes measure percentage changes in each country but should not be used to compare actual levels of c \"ice» between Uut two countries.\t' CP Photof tm ATTENDS CONCERT Queen Elizabeth, wearing a crinoline type evening gown with the ribbon of the Order of the Garter, attends a special concert given by Australian and New Zealand artists at the Royal Festival hall in London.The concert was a farewell gesture to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh (second irom right) before their departure on the commonwealth tour.(UP from U K Information).:/ v.- , V* ;VP! % -k A >\u2022 \\ * Æ.OGILVIE 4\u2019Vtay VITAMIN ENRICHED FLOUR X \\.s.tx ** OC* lV** NS V in the handsome new PASTEL HAND TOWEL BAG! 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Ask for Ogilvie\u2014and get volvabU, free Howdy Doody Play Money whenever you buy:\u2014 OGILVIE 4-WAY VITAMIN ENRICHED FLOUR On 216' 5 and 7 lb.tix«t) \u2022 OGILVIE CAKE MIX OGILVIE OATS \u2022 OGILVIE VITA-B CEREAL OGILVIE 4-WAY VITAMIN ENRICHED FLOUR ''It's Sifted Through Silk'\u2019 in England other nations.There are potent and now a president of Holland, forces at work in the other nations Vt., and Col.Burke, a member of ; throughout the world which effect Foster Cosby Post and Deputy every one of*us.Collector of Customs at the Derby \"The burden of our thinking Line port.\t| today ought to he that while we Col.Burke introduced the guest | retain the diversity that gives us speaker.Col.Miller, who was character as persons and as na- X -/» born in Scolland, educated in Montreal, and served the Canadian army in World War 1 and during World War 11 served the American armies as a member of the finance corps and was for a time attached to the American embassy in London.England, as funding officer.Following Ihe war he was appointed commissioner of banking and insurance for the State of Vermont.Col.Miller, stated that this gathering of international comrades of three wars was an inspiration to him, for in many places the younger veterans were not replacing those of War 1 in keeping alive the memory of those whom have paid the sacrifice that we might have the freedom we so much enjoy.As a member of the official family of the Governor of Vermont, Col.Miller brought greetings and the good wishes of his excellency, Gov.Lee E.Emerson.The speaker said he would not make a speach at this gathering as ho felt these reunions should be kept at times in a lighter vein.Past comrades, kaid the speaker, who made the sacrifice and those who have passed on will be happy to know we can laugh for the sacrifice they made.Col.Miller was attired in Scotch kilts and in a very pleasing voice and manner entertained the comrades by singing Scotch songs of the late Harry Lauder, with a humorous story between the songs.The speaker was thanked by Comrade Couture and the banquet concluded by singing the Canadian and American anthems.Veterans then assembled at the Rock Island armoury, where they enjoyed a smoker and reminisced of the days gone by.Sunday morning memorial wreaths or crosses were placed on the Veterans graves at Mount St.Mary\u2019s, Crystal Lake.Beebe, Mar-lington and Graniteville cemeteries At Dufferin Heights Col.Miller placed the wreath at the base of the memorial and again at the memorial gates at Stanstead College.The wreaths were made by Comrade Ada Curtis and Comrade George Mann of Stanstead Frontier Branch.The memorial service took place at the Haskell Opera House, with the veterans parading from Stanstead College to Rock Island ; over to Derby Line then to the Opera House.On the stage were Rev.F.Mitchell of Christ Church, and Rev.McKinley Rose of Centenary church, both in Stanstead, Rev.E.| Tenneson of Stanstead South | Church, Rock Island, Rev.Carl Nelson, of the Universalist church, and Rev.Father Fortin, of St.Edward\u2019s Parish, both of Derby Line, and Rev.Peter Farrell of I Beebe United church.Each parti- \u2018 cipated in the service.The choir was made up of choirs from the | Boundary churchs, and were led j by the Stanstead College orchestra which played prelude and post-l lude music, being under the di- ! rection of Mr.Lynch, head of the ! Eastern Townships Conservatory of music.The Last Post was sounded by Frank Lefleche, student at Stanstead College, following the \u201cGreat Silence\u201d and roll call of Canadian comrades by Comrade Couture and the American comrades by Comrade Daifon Downing.Col.Miller was the guest speaker, and again brought greetings from Governor Lee.E.Emerson of Vermont.He said he felt it an honor to be here on the International Border joining others in commemorating the services and sacrifices of the soldiery of the respective countries who fought side by side as allies, in three wars during the last 36 years.\u201cThe international aspects of this gathering could well be an example and an inspiration to other countries of the world\u201d, said Col.Miller.\u201cOur primary purpose here to day is to honor those brave souls who made the supreme sacrifice in order that we might live in freedom.Those men and women Mrs.Wellington Brown.This was a house warming party for Mr.and Mrs.Brown and all spent an enjoyable evening.The Women's Association of the United Church met at the home of Mrs.Frank White with a good attendance.Rupert Fullerton and Ruth llealll have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Currier itt Lancaster, N.II.for two days.Mrs.Ethel Hailey was in Rieh ford, Vt.to visit relatives ami friends.lions we need to develop an understanding of each other that will lead to cooperation and unity of purpose, whereby we shall, together, live in peace and safety and comfort.\u201cNo nation can long continue to accept the benefits of association with other nations without accepting also some of the responsibilities.We do not, however, want nationalism to run rampant.It is out of nationalist greed that wars are born.Today any war, I we shall not have broken faith anywhere, threatens to become a with our comrades, who met the world war.As individuals we can-! challenge, expressed by our Lord not remain indifferent to what is when lie said Greater love hath going on in the world, and we need , no man than this, that a man lay not stand idly by, hopefully wring-1 down his life for his friends,\" ing our hands.If we look around concluded the speaker.us we can see in the eyes of right minded people the conviction that with goodwill, honest purpose, we ran achieve our goal.\"Let us rededicate ourselves to these principles of life, under Ihe guidance of God's will.If we do, Remember-B/MK gives you 4 extras at no extra cost EXTRA! 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Checz Whiz has so many uses you\u2019ll find yourself dipping into that jar of golden goodness many times each week.SPREAD IT FOR SNACKS I Keep an 8-oz.jar of Chcez Whiz handy and you\u2019re all set for all hinrls of snacks\u2014hot or cold.Marvelous for toasted sandwiches, grand just spread on crackers.You\u2019ll do so many quick-tricks with Chcez Whiz you\u2019ll say: \u201cHow did we ever get along without it?\u201d Four SHERBROOKE- EMILY RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1953 Social and Personal Phon* 3 3636 Mrs.Alvah Cross, of Kirktlale, is spending a few days with her niece, Mrs.S.A.Johns, and Mr.Johns, St.Louis Street.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Flowers on the altar in St George's Church, Lcnnoxville, on Sunday, were given hy Mrs.Robert S.Findley, in memory of her husband.* \u2022 \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.A.H.R.Alleyn, Ontario Street, left yesterday for Quebec, called by the sudden passing of the former's father, Mr Richard Alleyn.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Congratulations are being ex tended today, to Mr.and Mrs.John Sample, Lennoxvillc, on the occasion of their fortieth wedding anniversary.* * \u2022 Mrs.A.H.Scott, Queen Street, Lennoxville.left yesterday for Kinnear\u2019s Mills, to attend the Geake-Bailcy wedding, which took place in the afternoon.In The Women s Sphere I and Mrs.A.N.Langford, of Len- ^\t'\t\" \"\"\t.suesls 0< noxville.\tMr.and Mrs.Frank Libbey.Mr.and Mrs.T.Harrison have Mrs.Helen Hyatt, R.N.of Ste.returned from Ottawa, where they Agathe, and Mr.Douglas Hyatt, of have been visiting relatives.\tMontreal, were in town over the ! Mr.and Mrs.Z.W.Griffith, of week-end.C.F.FONTAINE Optometrist Now in Bank of Commerce Building 10 Wellington St.North ROCKCLIFFE Private entertaining for WEDDINGS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, SMALL DAN CES.Home cooking: WED-DING CAKES \u2014 Sandwiches, assorted cakes, cookies, cakes, plain and fancy breads, pies, rolls.MRS.GOODHUE 471 Quebec Sf.Phone 2-3433 Major and Mrs.Maurice Parker, of Quebec, have arrived to attend the funeral of the latter\u2019s aunt, Mrs.W.R.Hall, Bowen Avenue, taking place this afternoon.* \u2022 « Mr.and Mrs.Louis Monsarrat, of Riviere du Loup, have left for tiome, after having been guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Neilson, Argylc Street.\u2022 \u2022 * Miss Muriel Hall, of Montreal, has been spending some time at the family home, Bowen Avenue.Mr.Reginald flail, of St.Catherines, Ont., and Mr.Ralph Buchanan, of Boston, Mass., were also here for a few days, due to the serious illness of Mrs.VV.R.Hall, who passed away, on Monday.* * * Mrs.W.Hawley Griffith, who was the guest of Rev.and Mrs.F.1 A.C.Doxscc, at Sic.Anne de Bellevue, and later visited with tier brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs.F.W.Elliott, at Cornwall, Ont., has returned to her home, on Quebec Street.* \u2022 * Mr.and Mrs.Huntley Gordon, and son, Robert, of Drummond-ville, spent the week-end with Mr.Gordon\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.I).Gordon, Short Street.Mrs.1.Wood and daughter, Miss Mavis Wood, of Megantic, were also recent guests at the same home, * * * Rev.Eric O'Connor, S.J., lecturer at the Thomas More Institute, Montreal, is arriving, on Saturday.to act as retreat master at the closed retreat for English speaking women of the diocese, being held at the Villa of the Blessed Sacrament, Dufferin Avenue, from 2::to Saturday afternoon to Sunday evening.« * * Under the auspices of St.Faith\u2019s Guild of St.Peter's Church, the \"Cafeteria\u201d drawing card for the annual onc-day event in the Memorial Hall, was held Tuesday from 11 n.m.to late in the evening.1 The usual gathering took place for luncheon, for afternoon tea and many of the same people returned] for supper.Through the genius of Mrs.A.A.Munster and Mrs.Roy Stewart, the decorations were seasonal and\u2019 colorful.The tall windows were divided into small panes by black narrow tape and on each was ap- National Night Observed By B.& P.W.Club Mr.And Mrs.W.N.Horn 01 Way's Mills Honored On 50th Wedding Anniversary PINE CONE QUILT LADIES.If you are looking for a quality fut coat at a reasonable price \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 PELLETIER FURRIERS is the store designed to give you the greatest satisfaction you expect.A competent staff will help you choose your dream OUR SPECIALTY \u2014 \u2022\tCOATS MADE-TO-MEASURE \u2022\tALL KINDS OF REPAIRS \u2022\tREMODELLING \"Satisfaction Guaranteed\" W.PELLETIER FURRIERS 105 John Street \u2014 COWANSVILLE \u2014 Tel.596 A NEW RANGE At A Low Price M»4*l KM-44 GENERAL ELECTRIC \"j*¦*» fw sLv -.»«« «¦ invmip ¦ -Ait a a & RANGE om $359 .00 Now.is the time to investigate the joys of Push-Button cooking.It is yours at the lowest price ever.Spacious Master Oven is large enough for a complete meal for 12 people.Automatic Oven Timer cooks meals to perfection while you relax.This is the modern way to cook.So see the \u2018Airliner\u2019 Push-Button Range today .at this bargain pricei ft mulern\u2014cook by Pusbioy Buttons with Tbs RM-U'AMinor' OWNED tV THOSE IT SBIVES SEE YOUR F/WORITt dealer OR- \t\t ______ CQrofu!) Sr OHTHfHN IjJUMDA J^WEI The observance of \u201cNational Night\" was a feature of the regular monthly meeting of the Business» and Professional Womens Club held at the MacKinnon Memorial Building on Monday, November 0.A brief business meeting pre-reded the special program with Miss Bessie Milford, the president in the chair.Further plans were discussed and volunteers secured to assist with the work which hai been allotted to the Club by the Canadian Cancer Society.Regular work evenings will be assigned in the near future, so that the quota of supplies may be prepared by the end of the year.Arrangements were made to forward a Christmas remembrance to the Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club in Poole, England.A letter was read from Mrs.Margaret Campbell, president of the Canadian Federation, regarding the new government post as director of the Women\u2019s Bureau, which is now open for applicants.Following the adjournment of the business meeting, Miss Esther Farnsworth, chairman of the program committee, presented the evening\u2019s program.Mrs.Amy B.Hilton of Montreal, who has recently returned from abroad, where she attended the Coronation, and proceeded to Stockholm, Sweden, to he present at the International Congress of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, was the guest speaker.Mrs.Hilton told of her experiences in London at the time of the Coronation, and commented on the high regard in which Canadian visitors are held.She then gave a brief and most interesting tesume of the congress, speaking especially of the scenic beauties of Sweden and of the gracious hospitality shown the delegates.Mrs.Hilton stated she had the honor, shared by a number of the delegates, of being received by Her Majesty Queen Louise of Denmark.She pointed out that the business and deliberations ol the congress are available for study in the Club's magazine, \u201cThe Business and Professional Woman\u201d.She further mentioned that the Canadian Clubs are honored in having Miss Margaret Clay, of Victoria, B.C.elected as a vice-president of International Federation for the coming term.Mrs.Hilton then spoke informally on the part she had been privileged to play in the organization of the Sherbrooke Club in 1934, and reminisced on various events at that time.The speaker was introduced by Miss Leslie Fates, who has been a member since Ihe club\u2019s organization, and thanked hy Miss Marjorie Moir, The program closed with the singing of the National Anthem.An informal social time followed when refreshments were served, the tea table being arranged with gold color chrysanthemums and green candles.Tea and coffee were poured by Miss Ina Cobleigh and Mrs.T.Chapman, both charter members.Arrangements for the refreshments were carried out by Mrs.Philip Mathias and Mrs.J.E.Johnson and a number of the members assisted in serving.plied an appropriate design which gave the impression of stained glass windows, lending warmth and tone to the scene.Mrs.George F.Chapman, presi dent, received the guests.Mrs.G.Reid Moe acted as cashier, assisted by Mrs.Munster.The cafeteria was convened by Mrs.W.G.Hunter, with the assistance of Mrs.George Parsons and Mrs.Bruce Millar.The arrangement of the tables was in charge of Mrs.Earl Sears and Mrs.M.Fritz.Miss Gertrude Fox and Mrs.Earl Peabody convened the apron and fancy work table, laden with attractive stock at the start, as was the children's wear table, under the supervision of Miss Luvia Wootten, Mrs.Walter Readshaw and Mrs.Guy Bishop.Mrs.Frank Clark was in charge of plants, and Mrs.James Corfield and Mrs.H.Potts, of home cooked food.The cloak room was looked after by Miss Doris Giroux, Mrs.Harold Saunders and Miss Ursula McColeman.Serving at the cafeteria were Mrs.T.J, Quintin, Mrs.H.S.C.Moffatt, Mrs.Lennox Wilson.Mrs.Arthur Kerridge, Mrs.J.D.Joslin, Miss Gretchcn Parrock, Miss Ruby Hunt, Mrs.Roy J.Wiggett.The kitchen was in charge of Mrs.Harry Edney and Mrs.Carl Ross, assisted by Mrs.C.S.Ives, Mrs.Guy Bryant.Mrs.F.W.Jack-son, Mrs.W.E.Hume, Mrs.R.G.Sissons, Mrs.Arthur Ross, Mrs.W.Joiner.Salads were made by: Mrs.It.A.McFarlane, Mrs.E.M.Wiggett, Mrs.W.W.Carvell, Mrs.Roy Stewart.The waitresses included: Mrs.Russ Neville, Mrs.R.Wells, Mrs.A.\tM.Welter.Mrs.W.Willard, Mrs.Cliff Bryant, Mrs.E.Reid, Mrs.W.K.Laflamme, Mrs.W.B.\tMcColeman, Mrs.Earl Caunter, Miss Nancy Munster, Mrs.Russell Bartlett, Miss Marlene McColeman, Mrs.Robert Higgs, Mrs.Albert Ross.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Rev.Mother Superior.St.Margaret of the Rosary.Rev.Mother Ste.Marie Donat, provincial.Rev.Mother St.Adolphe, prefect of studies, Rev.Mother St.George Mary and Rev.Mother St.Michel de Rome, of Mont Notre Dame, are leaving tomorrow for Montreal, where they will attend the ceremonies in connection with the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of thfl arrival, in Canada.A r* BUYS WHYS A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE MONTREAL November 12th\u2014Care-free cooking and certain triumph \u2022 - ¦ >» \u2018he happy lot of a woman who owns one of the new GURNET Gas Ranees.Her work is care-tree because the designers of' thus beautifully constructed stove have taken infinite pains to think of ceeryDung that could make cooking easier and more successful.Ask your dealer to show you the \u201cEven-Heat\u2019 oven-which automat.eally keeps the heat at the temperature you need-on the «des.the top, ^^bottom\tcenters.gl^ p^el'dcS.rBuMh^only \u2022,he''.eglnn£g^'he\u201c mom you know r:\u201ern»v stoves the more enthusiastic you U be.MR, AND MRS.W.N.HORN Way\u2019s Mills, Nov.12.\u2014On October 2()th, 1903, at the home ot Mr.I and Mrs.E.J.Gilbert, their dau-| ghtcr, Mary Seeley and William Norman Horn were united in the bonds of holy matrimony by Rev.Isaac Wilkinson.Friday evening, October 23rd, two hundred relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the Union Progressive Hall in Way\u2019s Mills to honor this popular couple and assist them in celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.Of those present only Mrs.J.G.Converse, sister of the groom, and Mrs.Fred D.Gilbert had been guests fifty years ago.The arrangements for this happy gathering were in tiie hands of tne Way\u2019s .Mills Women's Association, of which Mrs.Horn has long been a valued member, ably assisted by the ladies of the community.On the arrivai of the bride and groom of 50 years ago, Mrs.W.B.Holmes presented them with a corsage and boutonniere, after which Hash pictures were taken.To the strains of the Wedding March played by Mrs.P.M.Stano-ish, Mr.and Mrs.Horn were escorted by Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Gilbert.Mrs.John Converse and Mrs.Dudley Hodgson to the upper hall and waiting guests.They were followed by Mr.and Mrs.John MacKinnon, Mr.and Mrs.Turner Hunter, Mrs.Freeman Sutton and Mrs.Harry Buck-land, clad in the garb of yesteryear.A short program followed with Mr.Malcolm Gilbert acting as master of ceremonies.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Call and Mr.Garth Call were enjoyed in an instrumental trio.Mr.Stewart MacKinnon sang two solos, \"In Your Blue Bonnet and Gingham Gown\" and \"As the Years Roll By,\u201d with Mrs.Freeman Sutton at the piano.Three little grandnieces of Mr.Horn, Bonnie, Leslie and Nancy i Lyford, sang \"Put On Your Old iircy Bonnet\u201d and \"Side by Side.\u201d They were accompanied by Mrs.[ P.M.Standifh.Mr.Jack Gledhill, BROME The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.John\u2019s Anglican Church met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Ladd with twenty-four members and visitors present.The president, Mrs.G.Johnston was In the chair and the Lord\u2019s Prayer was repeated in unison.The secretary, Mrs.J.C.Soles read the minutes of the previous meeting.At the business meeting bills were ordered to be paid.The next meeting will be neld at \"Millbrooke Farm\u201d with Mrs.If.P.Jackson lor tne hostess, on Wednesday, December 2ud.The Municipal Council of the Township ol brome met in regular session with Councillors, Gordon Marsh, Walter Williams, 1 Joseph Lefebvre, George Johnston, George Duquette and H.P.Belch-j er, secretary-treasurer, present under the presidency ol Mayor Errol Marsh.The Municipal Council of the Village of Brome met with Councillors Cecil Sturtevant, Henry Daigncault, Hugh Jackson, R.V.Mason and the secretary-treasurer, H.P.Belcher, present under the presidency of Mayor Vollen Hastings.Business was transacted and bills were ordered paid.Arrangements were made tor the maintenance of winter roads.Mr.and Mrs.William Chapman and Mrs.William Cnapman, Sr., I spent an evening at the home of Mrs.Frances Kirkpatrick, at Sutton Junction.Word has been received by Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Patch of the safe arrival of their daughter, Mrs.Gerald Wright at Miami, Fla., who made the trip by plane.Mrs.William Barnes spent an afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs.B.O.Mitchell, at Owens Corner.Friends of Mr.J.T.Johnston are pleased to learn that she is improving after her operation at the B.M.P.H.Hospital, in Swcets-burg.Miss Connie Hamilton and Master Mac Donald Hamilton were overnight guests of the Marions, at Brome Lake Lodge.Mrs.Walter Tracey was visiting of Margueritae Bourgeoys, foundress of the Congregation Notre Dame.of Coaticook, favored the audience with \"When You Were Sweet Sixteen\u201d and the \"Sunshine Ot Your Smile,\u201d accompanied by Mrs.N.B.Holmes.In a very humorous manner Mr.M.Gilbert entertained the guests by reciting Dr.Drummonds \"Le Vieux Temps,\u201d followed by an amusing poem, \"Y\u2019ou Have Something There.\u201d As a conclusion a recipe on \u201cHow To Preserve a Husband,\" was read, followed by a sing-song led by Mrs.Holmes and toe Call trio.After the esteemed couple had received the congratulations of the assembled guests, Mrs.Earle Hovey and Hev.N.H.Boomhour presented them with a \"money plant\u201d and \u201cmoney bouquet,\u201d a] basket of flowers, and otner gifts.Mr.and Mrs.Horn both expressed their thanks and for the memorable evening given thçm.The singing of \"For They Are Jolly Good Fellows\u201d followed.Shortly alter this the bride and groom and near friends proceeded downstairs, where they were received by Mrs.Albert Littlejohn, who was in charge of the arrangements and appointments ol the dining room.A beautiful wedding cake, made and decorated by Miss Florence Bean adorned the bridal table.The remaining guests were served refreshments in the upper hall under the direction of Mrs.G.Cass.The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and social intercourse.The guest book, in charge of Mrs.Earle Hovey, showed registrations from Kirkland Lake, Ont., Claremont, N.H., Pinckney, Mich., Sugar Hill, N.H., Montreal, North Troy, Vt\u201e Barnston, Magog.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Beebe, Derby Line, Vt.Stanstead, Georgcville and Rock Island, The couple were the recipients of numerous letters and cards and! a telephone message from Peter-] borough.Ont., from Mrs.Horn\u2019s grandniece, Mrs.D.Manning, cx-[ tending congratulations on this oe-' casion.If you've admired handmade quilts from afar, now make your own! 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J ERGENS LOTION .is the world\u2019s best-known beauty roui ine lor lovelv hands \u2014 and is more important than ever now.with the new detergents.For these same detergents tend to take away the natural oils and youthful softness of your hands while theyVe cutting into grease and grime so swiftly.Jergens Lotion romains two ingredients which doctors recommend for softening.It doesn\u2019t just \u201ccoat\u201d your hands \u2014 Jergens penetrates deeply and helps to replace the precious softening moisture your hands need.Costs just 15c, 37c, 65c and $1.15.Of Courte You IT ant Your Bab) to have food that's specially made for hitn.Food that is nourishing and wholesome and .that he will like to eat.Most mothers feel just as you do.that nothing but the best will do.That\u2019s why HEINZ BABY FOODS are the best-selling baby foods in Canada.Heinz is now offering a plastic baby tumbler which will help your baby learn to drink from a cup without spilling a drop.Send 25c with labels from any 6 tins of Heinz Strained Baby Foods or from 3 Heins Cereals.(Enclose money in coin or stamps)\u2014Barbara Brent, 1411 Crescent St., Montreal, P.Q.HUNTINGVILLE Mr.and Mrs.Howard Nichol, of Lennoxville, were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Hunting.Mr.and Mrs.Milton Buzzell, of Sherbrooke, were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Libbey.Other guests at the same home were Dr.1 Womlrrt W ill .Yerer Crate .and here\u2019s a new one to dazzle you \u2014 NEW INSTANT CHASE 7~ ;X Oh.sure,Suuar \u2014ER-1 MEAN-\t_ vl*t't>phT M l5s\\ t E3 LGG3133 LSI I£r?EIT>Er\u2019 cn //-rz Nik, babe ! who EVER HOID OF A HF MAM PUDDLIN' AROUND WID PUD6E-?pAti; PER FANTYWAISTS \u2014yeah/YE-AH/ - o Y II w that was ton my fOOIFALL (AN-.UlVt .f couLr>Nr ur iHiM pow.tj !\t.K\" A i.Radio-Active Gold Used In Montreal As Cancer Weapon Montreal.\u2014 vF\u2014 Radio-active! ! obtained from the Institute of Nuclear Research, at Oak Ridge, lenn., now is being used by » Montreal hospital to treat certain types of cancer.First shipment of the treated ' geld was used to treat cancer pa- 1 tient» who accumulated excess \u2014 j amounts of fluids on the chest and abdomen.Owing to precision required, and I limited space in the hospital s radiology department, the number of patients treated to date with the radio-active gold has been small.Patients must be exposed to radiations a few hours after arrual o( the substance.The speedy treatment is necessary because the radio-active power of the gold diminishes bv one-luilf every 2 7 days.Coupled with this, physical changes in the metal tends to change its molecular structure, transforming the gold | into mercury.Construction of a new hospital wing, now> in progress, will pro I vide one floor for the radiology J department, m charge of Dr i.I Scdleiky Dr.Sedlcsky was the only representative of a Canadian hospital tr attend an advanced course in Mir use of radio active isotopes held by the Institute of Nuclear Studies.SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith 1 il-U v m a* u * »«i 0* h M* ftBr*** to* \"My husband ie always wearing poky old conservative tiff\u2014this one will perk him up and make him less soil* - 1M1 I.MS ' - - Im.r.M.sag U.& eat.I conscious about the STANHOPE AND NORTON\u2019S MILLS he's trying to raise!\" Ratlin island, largest island in the Arctic oceae - ivera 200,000 square miles, Mr, Roland Houle, of Stanhope, nearly ! shot a five-point deer.Mr.and Mrs.IaiiiIs Qiurhuid, \u2022t Stanhope, were in Lennox, and attended Hie Dean burn dime-Miss Mary Jane Houle, of Coal cook, is spending a few days wit her grandparents, Mr.and Mr 1-ouls Churl,md, in .Stanhope.[Tor pure INJOY/HINT! KING COLE j SHINGLES IS A DISEASE WHICH CAUSES SKIN INFLAMMATION By Edwin P.Jordan, M.D.There is nothing particule new to be said about shingles, or herpes roster as it is also known, but Mrs.E.and others have ask-|0Ui/ccs a* tyrth.ed for another discussion of its cause and treatment.Herpes is a painful, acute flammation accompanied by cl Premaiure Baby Toted In Pocket To Medical Aid Cochrane, Ont.\u2014IP \u2014 An .\t,.dian walked into a doctor's office j,1 nwn VssPiXn frosted recently with a baby in his pocket,\t\u201e ^i m\"' W.C.T.U.Meets At Huniingville WEST KEITH lliintingville.Nov.12 \u2014 The monthly meeting of lliintingville W.C.T.C., postponed one day.was Y.\u2018\" held November 5, at the home of ' Mrs.C.Spaulding, with Mrs.A.The child, weighed only nounT'o'-' MrshV.,,A.,iHend^on.was open two pounds nine pd with th lod.usual devotional per Mrs.(leorge Judge and children, Bessie and Brian, of North Hatley, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Howard Berwick.Mr.and Mrs.I.loyd Pehlemann and Mr.Uus Olson made a trip to Ohio, where they were guests of and Mrs.Kenneth MacLeod They returned home by Kingston, Out,, where they visited Mr.and d over by Mrs' 1'^'var