Sherbrooke daily record, 24 septembre 1960, samedi 24 septembre 1960

[" r Canada Survey Support cancer theory llctbcooki'lDaUiiBecocd /\tTHE PAPER Of THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS 7 THE WEATHER c'loiwtf hvlijr wHh *om«> tunny\tthi» «ftnr- nonn: \u2022 liMln piv»l*r; wlndi tit:lit, high t«Ktay Established 1897.By JACK BEST Canaditn Pr»** StfM Writfr OTTAWA (CP)\u2014A furvey con dacted by the federil heslth de-1 p*rtm«st ha* uncovered *tronf ! new evidence that there ie a link ' betwec*n cigaret smoking and lung cancer and that people who \u2022moke cigaret# die younger.One finding wai that among, the people tabulated those who t smoked cigarcts only had a death-rate 60 per cent higher than that | of non-smokers.Results of the survey \u2014 rubs-etance of which wa« given to the Canadian Public Health Associa- \\A/nrtcwnrth'< VIPW * non at its annual meeting in Hal-, OaSWOnn 5 Vf CW .ifax earlier this year\u2014were outlined Friday by Dr.E.W R.Best, chief of the health department's epidemiological division.STARTED IN 1956 The study began in 1956 and is continuing.Findings to date have been based on questionnaires returned by 27,685 male First World War pension recipient# The questionnaires, asking details of the individual's smoking habits as we!! as occupation Prie#.5 Cants SHERBROOKE RECORD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, lOpO Sixty-Fourth Y*ar Blame appetite for power in Africa wbbM UJ Attack on secy, a declaration ot Montreal gen.dockers war' walk out By JOSEPH MacSWEEN\tMONTREAL (CP) - Federal (Canadian Press Staff Writer)\t; government conciliation wa# up- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(CP) \u2014 Western diplomats\tfor today to regulate ting' uiMicAj i>.-a i\t\\\t'\tL'.Ti \u2022.Montreal s first dock - workers and speculated today on whether Soviet t rentier Khrushchev s dispute in 20 years, a dispute that place of residence, were mailed appetite for power in Africa will cause him to tear out \u2018be\ta\tscume Friday to 207,397 veterans of whom I heart of the United Nations orsanization.\tj night.\u2022 bout 118 000 or 57 per cent re-! United States.British and \u2022ponded.\tCanadian leaders all As deaths occurred among the'.«ante note: It appeared '1 * \u201c X vate dinner Friday night for Brit- Th.* nu-Tna iona ^mgsho^ Thr, tf nh Foreun Secretary Tamd Home mcn s Association (CLC) called and French Foreign Minister » rap.d-fire succession of gen-estroy the ,,________ \u201e.\toral meetings Friday\u2014in effect Maurice Couve de Murvilie pensioners they were matched U-hev was trying to destroy against the completed question-; UN when he ripp.d into H Friday 'M\u201c\u201c\u2018\t.» work stoppage-10 protest the naires, along with the cause of in a -speech keyed for the ear- of\t\"The fears wc fch concerning ai.(jates, tobacco the total was 115 out of\tcountries\tby\thi# actions\tin the\tmove THE UN 13,479.impaired driving costs man $100 DISORDER QUELLED A squad of 50 National Harbor» Board and Montreal city police scuffled Friday night with a group of 70 longshoremen trying to prevent the docking of the Norwegian freighter Sunetiff.Police quelled the disorder within minutes and the men.seeing the freighter dock without shore aid, moved off down the harbor, The Shipping Federation of Canada, which negotiates for ocean-shipping firms, called for federal conciliation to see if the men can be persuaded to come Congo crisis.\tI He proposed that the UN head U S.Ambassador James Wads- ¦ quarters be moved from New worth said \u201cthe crisis coosists of | York \u2014 perhaps to Switzerland, an attempt to destroy the oftice Austria or the Soviet Union\u2014and and (he very structure of the presented disarmament plans ! secretary-general and the secre- as ww, although they are re-A Drummondvillc man pleaded i lariat, and through it, to de-i garded hero as a rehash of a guilty in Court of Sessions yes- stroy the United Nations \" U.S.year-old formula, terday morning to a charge of state Secretary Christian Header ' He said the UN should be impaired driving.Judge Joseph called it \u201ca real declaration of mov\u20acd because ambassadors are Marier imposed a $100 fine and [war on the UN.\"\t! subject to \"restrictions\u201d and \u201cat- suspended his driving permit| Herter hopes Khrushchev will .acj.s by gangsters\u201d a* well as for 3 months.\t!push his United Nations revamp- i^jmg insulted for their race or Lucien Pinard, 32, presently ing proposals to a showdown, it coior,\t,,\t, ,\t, , .\t___.\t.unemployed, was arrested Thurs-.was learned, because he is con- Diplomats saw deep signifi-1 back t0 wof.k !wlaj perwling I day in Bromptonville as he was fident the Soviet premier will\tin that Khrushchev de-1 rt\u2018^laW®\u201c\t\u2022\u201e driving his father-in-law's car.meet with a stinging defeat if he voted one-third of his ponderous lnp M,a,K®.ul , J, 1,\t1 He was involved in a minor acci- ; does.\t, |- -1 pe£?a\u201c The US secretary gave a pri*\tAttack Page 5 j The ILA s local .»/\u2022) is demand \u2014 ling that the Brown and; Ryan Stevedoring Company relieve foreman Maurice Lelievre of his authority.A TROUBLE-MAKER\u2019 It called Mr.Lelievre a troublemaker and said that two months ago, after he made unacceptable demands on a crew working â à æ- ¦& A ¦'»> dent.i> \u2022\u2022 ALI.SET \u2014 Clint Woodard of North Hatley moves cautiously through the reeds at Baron'» Bay on Lake Mftssawippl.He\u2019s all set for any careless duck that gets within range.tKerord photo by Hong Gerrisli) University heads confer Guess who ?Revive cabinet game OTTAWA (CP\u2018- Prim# Minis tor Diefenbaker started a new cabinet gviiwsing gum» Friday by indicating he might make cabinet announcemew s jh-xi week.Virtually everyoie in tfie capita! lias had a crack at picking piv-ix'cttve minister* and shuffling tho current miniatry.The prime mltu-ter has k>ksxi often .with teiiirUT.' al\u2019-'iil it in cormier chat* before and after cabinet i meeting during tiic lii-t two I week* The closest be came to being definite wa* to say tod ay \"I would think «hrre would be some announcement* about the cabinet next week,\" Earlier, be -aid he would fill there vacant jxvrtfolios\u2014veteran» affairs, secretary of stale and forestry before Pa lit am cut meets He hinted that former New Brunswick Premier Hugh .I olio Eieintuing will gel a ixn t fobio, Mr.Flemming, a lumberman, lu» bien simgoated as forestry iiimister or mines nieiister.Mr.Flo mining is ex|ie-ct«d to lie nom in sled Mon lav to contest the l>(1.31 bvels\u2019clion in the vx«v-jilulueiicy of Royal, vaeated wilh the «ppsuotmena to the senate of Veteran* Mini 1er Brook*.The 2!-member eahinot is composed of m\\ Ontario minister*, live from Quebec, three from British Uoluinbi'U, two from Saskatchewan, including the prime minister, ami one each from the vrlher provinces except Nef llrinisw irk The iprime minister bus a long staimling promise ivi name a min istcr from eastern Quebec Appoint incnl a site many to righteousness as the j which has served as a pesthouse, military prison, quarantine station, gallows and dump.stars forever.\u2019 Dan.12.I wondered as 1 beheld the heavens if the billions of lights in the milky way could be ordinary people like you and me who had been true to their trust and are now shining as the stars forever! HISTORIC SITE A restoration plan to rehabilitate old buildings has been launched in St.George's, former capital of Bermuda.cars who would be the blame not I as the green light was on What are the people going to do?Surely the cars and buses can stop to let people walk by in peace.I cannot run so will you please pass this on to one of your city policemen.Yours truly Susanna Cummings East Angus CONTRIBUTION Y01/R CONTRIBUTION IS IMPORTANT An immense amount of responsibility lies with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.If they are to meet the demands made on them, they must reach their objective.- GIVE GENEROUSLY - Canvassers \u2014 Please make your returns SHERBROOKE«ndLENNOXVILLE NOW OPEN OBJECTIVE: $15,000 If your volunteer canvasser has not already called on you, please forward your contribution to: THE C-N-l-B District Office, 10 Wellington St.North or the Toronto-Dominion Bank, 9 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke.Joint Chairmen: Mr.R.D.\"Hap\" Rice Mr.Andre Langlois Lennoxville Chairman: Mr.Bruce P.Clarke I North Halley Library Association names officers at annual meeting NORTH HATLEY ~ Th* Li br»r> Association su annua; tmeeuns in the Librarj* with J, R MacKiy, proident, in the chair.in the absence of Mrs K Y \u2022Stanton, secretary of the I-adies 'Board, minutes were read by Mrs.G.E Bennett, who al>o jave her report as present of the Ladies Board, The women who give their serv kes as librarians etery Saturday \u2022 fternoon throughout the \\ea were thankt as were the brarians whose voluntary serv ice made it possible to have an open library every morning during the summer A special motion of thanks w as extended to Mrs K Irune, whose resignation as buyer of adult books was regretfully accepted.Mrs.Irvine with an increased schedu'e of responsibilities found it impossible to continue.On her recommendation a local committee of buyers was named and voted into office.The financial statement was read and a report on the insurance carried was reviewed.It was voted to increase the insurance on the building and on the contents.The Men's Board will accept this responsibility, Hrs R N Le Baron read the | slate of officers for both Boards and the names of the members I of the Ladies Board The officers of the Library As i sociation are: Pre-:dent J R Ma.Kay, \\,ceprev et R \\ LeBaron; secretary of the Men > Board, C S, Damtrey : treasurer j of the Library Association.Mrs K Y.Stanton; president of the Ladies Board.Mrs.G K Ben nett; wce-prt.-ider: Mrs.C Cate, secretary.Mr> K Y Stanton, committee buying adult books Mrs.John York Mrs Robert , Brown, and Mrs Ronald Clark; , buyer of children'- books Mr* R N LeBaron The Library was happy to re cehe the gift of a rare old book of maps and pictures of the East j ern Townships, and a motion of thanks wa> extended to Clifford Parkino and a letter of thank* directed to h.s friend in Montreal, who gave,him the book for the library.GREEK MIGRANTS A large part of the mate pop ulation on the Greek islands of Lemnos and Samothrace has left for Australia USED CAR SPECIALS We don't have any ears as old as this 1908 Buiek shown here but if anyone owns one he can bring it in to our lot for the highest trade-in allowance in the re gion.Come and see our top-condition Used Cars today! 1957 BUICK\t1958 METEOR Special\tV-8 Sedan 1956 BUICK Road Master\t1957 FORD V-8 Sedan 1957 PONTIAC 6 Cylinder, Station Wagon\t1957 DODGE V-8 Automatic 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air, Hard Top\t1957 CHEVROLET 6 Cylinder, Sedan 1954 METEOR V-8 Automatic\t1957 PLYMOUTH 6 Cylinder, Sedan 1953 METEOR\t1955 MERCURY Sedan\tV-8, Automatic DE LIKE AUTOMOBILE LTD.1567 King West \u2014 Tel.LO.9-3669 \u2014 Sherbrooke n DISARMAMENT Continued from page 1 ting common market NEW BROOM IN CONGO In the Congo, where oenfu->:on has reigned since Prem er Lumumba and Pm dent Ka*a-vubu fired each oilier some weeks ago, new strongman Col Joseph Mobutu strengthened his gra*p by suspending both men and vesting power in a \"eoiege of high commis'ion-ers \" HERE AND THERE The skeleton of an American pilot miss.r.g two years was found strapped to an ejection seat in the Atlantic off long Is ant) Tkurada)\tWill s rent took its sharpest io*» of the year Monday with an estimated paper lc*'s of kVTOO.OO,-OhO on the New York exchange With l- S permission, the Panamanian flag ro$e over the Canal Zone Wednesday symhol-uittg Panama's \"titular sovereignty\" over the rone .Panama's President K.rnesto tie la Guardia miffed because he wa.-n't a-ked to pull the flag rope, stayed away.Week in Quebec Yve* Prévost became leader of Quebec's I'mon N a, ion a le party following the unexpected re.-.station of former I'mon Na tionale premier Antonio Bar rette Mr Prévost is a SÜ-year old corporation lawyer Some 500 delegates gathered in Montreal for the week-long annual convention of the American Association of Port Authorities.the first time it has been he'd there since 1916 \\ European - born Canadian was arrested on unspecified charge - in Warsaw w hite on a visit to his homeland, it was disclosed in Montreal Saturday.Tadeusz Koyer, 38, was the second person in the last three months to be arrested while visiting behind the Iron Curtain.In July, Czechoslovakian-born Milorad Cop, 38.was taken into custody and charged with espionage Both men were living in Montreal.Qtiebecair Limited, erippled by a pilot's strike since Aug.12, announced Monday rt would return to regular flight schedules Sept.26 The Rimou-ski-based company said 13 of the 31 pilots who walked out over a wage dispute, had returned to work and the company had hired several new pilots.In Sherbrooke, delegates to the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police convention Wednesday reaffirmed fh e i r opinion that capital punishment should be retained when they unanimously approved a resolution calling for the death penalty for murder.The Quebec legislature held a special, four - day isession and by week's end had passed a bill providing for preliminary modifications -to Montreal\u2019s complex administrative and electoral .systems.Principal modification concerns the method by which the powerful executive committee, a body chosen by council members, is elected.Dads who play it safe look to life insurance for guaranteed security There's no gambling with your family\u2019s future when you are adequately insured through The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada.You have a three-way guarantee .guaranteed financial protection for your family over the years, should anything happen to you; guaranteed values should the need for cash arise; guaran- teed income to help you enjoy your retirement years.For guaranteed security, there\u2019s nothing better than Life Insurance \u2014 and the generous dividends you receive from The Mutual Life of Canada make it one of today\u2019s best buys.Particulars can be obtained from your Mutual Life representative.Or write to the Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario.Leadership.through an outstanding dividend record WM É1É ML-iéC *m:r.BRANCH OFFICE: 10 WELLINGTON ST.N, f>J ^ Ph: LO.9-1022.André Touchette, Manager.^\tREPRESENTATIVE: J.B.Lavalliere \u2019SHERBROOKE HIGH Continued (mm P»gc S Eric Webster Mrs\tHull.\tErie Webster\tw»* chairman.Following\tthe exercise,\topen house was held to give parents the\topportunity\tto meet\tthe teacher*.A\tdance\twas\theld at\tthe Sherbrooke Hotel lor the grad uates and their dates The complete pn*e list is as follows Cl \\>S HONOI KS The Board of Protestant School Commissioners Bursary, John Hogg The Board of Protestant School Commissioners Pnee Milton Sui tor The Elizabeth Thomson Bur a*ry (I.O.D.E.), David Covey, The Elizabeth S.Hume Bursary iLO.D.K), Norma Pari seau McGill University Entrance Scholarship, Eli Einbinder.Bishop's University Entrance Scholarships.David Covey and Colin Jennison.Eastern Townships Scholarship to Bishop's University, Henry h ornery The Ross Clarkson Scholarship to Bishops University, John Hogg.The Home A School Associa lion Bursary.Shirley McGenty.The S.Lillian Hawker Bursar ics.Heather MeCaw and Doug la» Calhoun The B'Nai B rith Prize.Judy Sinclair The Business A Professional Women's Club Trophy for Public Speaking.Shirley McGenty.Mrs Beattie's Prize for Industry and Effort, Joyce Veary.Mr Porter\u2019s Prize for Industry and Effort, Leslie Annc.sley.Mr* Hall\u2019s Prize for Industry and Effort.Patricia RiPhl.The Principal's Prize for North American Literature.Judith Banks GRADE TEN I Bauman TVniffl** Whatley Rrl- j gitte LeSauimer, Philip Smith Ktwam* Ttophy for Public Speaking.Mary Brown, IVmgla» Whatley GRADE seven Commissioners\u2019 Prire* tor First Place in the Grade.Margaret Webster, Janet Baker.David Wil lis, John Haffenden Duke of Melhngton Chapter IODE 1'' zo* for History Mar caret Wosterman, Brenda Buck John Mawhood, George Hendy, Ladies Orange 1-odge Pnres for industry and Effort Marilyn Innés.Victor Bennett Schubert Chib Prizes for music Richard Palmer, Marilyn Cooperman.Nancy Richards.Pot er kandalaft MCGILL Ml SK 1E R I'll II ATE'S Grade Eight Theoretical Ex animations Malcolm Taylor, i Very High Distinction); Judith G -odson.(High Distinction); Robert l.eech, (High Dim me uon); Richard Palmer (High Dis UnctioiO; Peter Smith, i High Dis Unction); Susan Dean, llligh Distinction).Grade Seven Maureen Kom cry, (Very High Distinction), Marilyn Cooperman (Very High Distinction!; Susan Goodson, (Very Hi-th Distinction); Mar lone Martin, (Very High Distine lion), Kathleen Smith, (Very High Distinction!.Grade Nine Practical Examin -ation, Dawn Palmer, (High Distinction).SHERBROOKE DAILY RECOUD SATURDAY SEPT 24 IfMW Women\u2019s Insiiiufe Missionary will holds meeting at Address Deanery ,,\t.At North Hatley Melbourne Ridge Grade Eight: ( Honours).Grade Seven: ( Distinction); ( Distinction), Judith Goodson MEl.BOUR/!E RIDGE The Women'» Institute met at the home of Mr* Vidas Beauregard with Mrs l Driver and Mrs w Adamson »*>;-.i; c The présider: Mr* John Ha milton.reported that the refresh ment boo h at Richmond Fair had >ucee*»ful, and thanked all those who had helped in any way Plans were made to do fur (her work on the gnourd* at the * se of the picnic table In the abaer.ee of Mrs G Stainthorpe, agriculture convenor the report of the School hair vva* given by Mr* G Eowler The large number of high qua li'.y exhibit* indicated much in teres! The sick committee reported having sent flowers and card* The education convener M »* Marom K< r u; reduced the sue*': speaker, M -* Ruth l.amgan.of Richmond, w ho told >ome of her experience* in social service work as a missionary of the Unit od Church for 31 years M,** l.amgan was thanked h\\ Mr* Gerald Kow d r The usual donations of jam jelly, and pickle* will be rocciv ed at -the next meeting, to he rent to the Wales lb meeting will lie held 1 Hall, in Kingsbury NORTH H ATI E\\ Rev E \\ Peter will be guest speaker at the annual Deanery meeting, to be held here under the auspice* of St Barnabas W \\ and Guild on September 27 Mr Peter who «»* born in India of Swis* parent.*, conies from a missionary family, of which he was he third genera tion to work on the Tibetan border Eiir the past ten years he and bis sister have been loaned to the West Pakistan Christian Council Lahore, for rural work under Technical Service* \\**o ciation.in making plans for thr* special meeting, the Guild ha* arranged lot Holy Communion and an address m St Barnabas Chinch, at It! am Luncheon will t>r served al 1230 in the Com tuiinitv Hall, lollowed by a short biisine** meeting, alter which COOKSHIRE \u2014 Ml!* Marion Hodge is taking .lie feachera' course at Mac jdeivald College Mrs L G McKay has return ed home from the Sherbrooke Hospital CRACK üitrîlm Robert Phyllis Mr Petei will delegates and be served at meeting again address visitor.* Tea the close ot me The n the W Richard Robert Peter Maureen Palmer.Leech.S m i t h, Ko in cry.C om m i asi oners ' Scholarship.» for First Place in the Grade; Elizabeth Marshall (Academic), Ronald Barr (Academic), Diana Westerman I Commercial 1.Kathleen\tHurd Scholarship, Robert Reynolds.Davidson Scholarships for English Literature; William Brown.Margaret Gorham.Barbara Westgate.Judith Arnold.Davidson\tScholarships\tfor Written and Oral French; Donald McKelvie, Velma Haddad.Davidson\tScholarships\tfor j Chemistry; Keith Joliffe.Joan Hammond.Mitchell Scholarship for Mathe matics, Denis Kirby.\u2022Mitchell Scholarship for History, Carol Kimmis.Admiral Sir Dudley Pound Scholarship for Industry and Ef fort.Keith Murfin.Odd Fellows\u2019 Scholarship for Industry and\tEffort, Gwen\tKal coner.Lillian Hawker Scholarships for Commercial Subjects; David Bacon, Linda Cairns.Newton Memorial Trophy, Gary Quinn.GRADE NINE Commissioners' Scholarships for First Place in the Grade; Donna Elliott, Robert Davis, Andrew Truax.Hyndman Scholarship, James Reynolds.Hebrew Ladies Aid Society Scholarship, Sandra Schachter.The Ellen Rugg Scholarship, Harry Broersma.Davidson Scholarships for English Literature; Gordon Harris, Stephen Edwards, Marilyn Jones.Davidson Scholarship for Written and Oral French; Shelley Slater.Georgette Ante.Odd Fellows Scholarship for Industry and Effort, Arnold Mc-Nab.Aldershot Chapter I.O.D.E.Scholarship for Industry and Effort; Carol McCaw, Carolyn Wheeler.The Allen Scholarship for Mathematics, Deanna Gardner.The Lillian Hawker Scholarship for Commercial Subjects; I Elizabeth Daigneaoilt, Suzanne ProvencKer.English Bible Prizes; Deanna Gardner, Jane Porritt, Robert Davis, Stephen Edwards.Marilyn Jones, Betty Daigneault.(Honours); (Honors).Grade Six Marilyn Cooper man.(Very High Distinction), Kathleen Smith.(High Distinction); Susan Goodson.i Hon ours); Donna Mouland, (Honours).Grade Five I Distinction 1; ( Distinction) ; (Honours); J.ours).Grade Four- Peter Kandalaft, (Very High Distinction); Peter Kogler, (High Distinction); David Carr, (High Distinction); Paula Cooperman, (High Dstinc-lion); Christine Komcry.(High Distinction); Linda Foster.(Distinction); Helen Rublee (Distinction).Nancy Richard*.Garth Henderson, Marlene Martin, Dale Ross.(Hon ATTACK Continued from page 1 GRADE EIGHT Commissioners\u2019 Prizes for First Place in the Grade; Maureen Westgate, Douglas Whatley, Daniel Timmons.Commissioners' Prizes for English Literature; Linda Heath, Brian Banks.Peter Hansen.Commissioners' Prizes for Written and Oral French; Nancy Hetherington.Richard Palmer.Duke of Wellington Chapter I.O.D.E.Prizes for History; Carol Anto, Douglas Whatley, The Andrew Sangster Memor ial Prizes for English Bible; Linda Miller.Kathleen George, Eric i l8.(K>t)-wcrd addre- to a dentin c-iat.ion of colonialism, causing Western spokesmen lo retort thaï Russia is the ig-reate-st imperialist power in the world itoday\u2014 perhaps in history.His cal! for a quick burial of all things colonial was regarded as clear notice of his hopes of winning Africa\u2014which has placed 13 new members m the 96-m-e.m-her UN\u2014to Communist influence.On disarmament, Khrushchev apparently sought to discard Hie lO-n-at.iora committee made up of five Communist and five West ern members, claiming that Ih-o West in -that commsision- tried only to hinder progress.Canada was a member of the committee which fell apart in Geneva because of a Comm-unisl walkout in June BREAK THE DEADLOCK His idea, Khrushchev said, was that \"to break the deadlock in the disarmament problem, the General Assembly should call to order those who impede the solution of the disarmament problem, w ho try to supplant businesslike-negotiations o-n disarmament with I meaningless beatings about the bush\u201d Khrushchev demanded that the5 un créât e conditions which w-ould permit Premier Partrice i Lumumba, currently to resume as head of \u2018'the legitimate government'\u2019 of the Congo.He con-tended that only African troops should be left by the UN in the Congo.The Soviet Union's rule in cen fcral Asia, Khrushchev said, is not, colonialism because of the friendship among all nationalities.Khrushchev, knowing that the | majority of his hearers represent former colonies, said the final burial of colonialism either would be peaceful or \u2018'accompanied by dangerous gambles by the supporters of colonialism who clutch at extreme measures\u201d Prime Minister Diefenbaker is scheduled to arrive late today and address the a-.*einbly Monday, mak:ng him one of the first, western leaders to reply fo Khrushchev In other developments Friday; 1 The assembly's steering committee oted for a new debate by the assembly on the U S.U-2 spy plane and RB-47 plane incidents.The U.S.did not oppose the discussion although it said Brome - Stafford Deanery meeting at Waterloo WATERLOO The li.ome Shcfford Deanery held a serv ice in SI.Luke's Church here on Sunday evening, Sep! 18 Those iaking part were Aivhden con 1 M Luistonp, of Granby; Rural Dean T K R \\ur-e of Knowlton; Rev K Macklin, Man sonville; Rev .1 H M Brett, Sutton; Rev W.Davidson, Shot j fond; Rev T.1 W Legget.BondviMf Tlie speaker was Rev R E Nerman, warden of the Mon:real Diocesan College Other clergy atleiulinig were Cn non Lewis, West Shcfford, and Rev, Gerald Tulk, Mansonville (The choir rendered the anthem [God Reveals His Presence Mr.Newman based his sermon :n the need for Christianity, which should not -to be taken lightly or for granted.If as in olden fîmes, they would be apt ! to appreciate -them more The offering was allocated lo the Montreal Diocesan College Following the service, SI.Hil 'da's Guild ladies were- hostesses al an informal reception for those I from the different parishes Melbourne Ridge W.M.S.celebrates 52nd anniversary MELBOURNE RIDGE \\ special meeting of the W M S.was held in the Church Hall.As ; a memo riant fo mothers each j member anrl associa'e member w'as asked to give a special do ' nation to celebrate the 52nd birthday of the Melbourne Ridge W M S., which was organized in 1998.Twelve members and three associate members were present, to enjoy the birthday cake, made J and decorated by Mrs John Ha- ! milton.A candle on the cake, and two larger candles in holders beside it, carried out the Chicken Shoot At De by Range DERBY LINE On Sunday afternoon.Sept in, about till people braved the inclement weatner and attended the Derby V isit and Game Club chicken shoot held at it.» shoot mg range Prizes of drcss.'tt chickens were won tor running deer.I rap and skeet, ab- ut Id rounds ot am munition being used This Sunday, Sept 25.anolhi't shoot will lake place at Ihe Chi i range, commencing at one o'clock \\gain competition will to for running deer, trap and skeet, with pi i es of more dres-ed i hickcns In addition will be horse petition and prizes will ed for highest points Canadians are invited to par lieipale They .may shoot with out an American license a* the shooting range i* privately own FOSTER \u2014 Thieves have again been active I in this locality Tlhe home of Mr John Worden was broken into during Ins absence and several articles stolen.Among them were a TV a radio, a wrist watevh.n mantel clock, a 22 rifle, tires and articles of clothing The Pro 1 vincia'l Police are Investigating.to the shoot there shoe pitching ci m be offer BOYNTON Mr Harold the Sherbrooke Cooper lio'pilal entered for sur- | Scry, j doing Mrs Beebe Last reports slate hr we'l.Margaret , spent the Mosher week end her home here Of W'hile and pale hork Island, pur.color scheme yellow.For the roll call, each member was asked to name her favorite book of the Old Testament.| Mrs Henry Fowler and Mrs.Sydney Johnston will bring in donations for next month Mr* Henry Fowler presided over the W A meeting, and Mrs.Gerald Fowler was elected secretary-treasurer fo replace Mrs.El'on Gilchrist.Final plans were made for the chicken pie supper, lo be held in the Church Hall, on Wednesday, Sept 28 ihg Soviet allegations were false.(Em i* nf Ûlhnukfl IIKARN Mof»t «tlncrrr Ih.nik* lo all our friends And rolntlvc* who have been so kind to in both durliiK m.v stay In Hospital and while ai hoiru*.Many thank» to Wiese who aent uardv letter* and gift* and vtalted me there Alto to thou* dear friend» who to kindly contributed to our Sunahlne lia.sket* In SawyervIJIe, Cookshlre A Bury.It.has passed many a happy hour for Bert A I to know our i friend* remembered w* Sincerely, BERT A MAtJll I1ZARN, Cookuhlre.m.'ITSON Wlih grateful iwrr elation, we extend thanks to so manv 1 for the wonderful expression» of j friendship and help extended to us j during my lllne»» and the prorevi of , our moving.AJ! the kind thought* I and deeds received have been a very 1 great nourre of strength and com-; foil to my family and 1, and ahali ! ai way » he remembered by us FRANK HUITSON and FAMILY, fu fttrntnriant CRAWFORf) In loving memory of our darling Kathleen who passed away five years ago Sept.24th, H/Tfi The Holden fiâtes atood open, With farewell left unspoken.She silently pasted away, We miss her In so many ways, Life is not Just the same, But God will link the broken chain, As one by one we will meet aagin.To some She may be Forgotten To others a part, of the past To u* who loved and lost her.Memories wii) always last.Sadly missed bv,- JMÜ.MOTHKR and brother.DONALD.mem passed BISHOP S UNIVERSITY THIRD PROGRAMME IN EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT TO START OCTOBER 17fh Bixhopx University'* Department of Butines* Administration, in eo-oper»tion with the Cenadian Manufacturer*\u2019 Association.offers to management personnel of the Eastern Townships the opportunity to attend an evening class in management traiing.The two-year programme, aimed mainly at middle management, consists of some 40 two-hour periods held from 7 to 9 p.m.each Monday evening from October to April.The course will cover such varied subjects as managerial accounting, human relations, and other major segments of the business administration field.The primary emphasis of the course will be on managerial decision making.Management personnel wishing further information on the course should write or call (LO.2-7922) the Registrar at Bishop's University.The committee also voted (or debate or.(he Hungarian oppres sion of 1936.Twelve countries, in^ eluding Canada, were for the debate, four against and there were four abstention*.2.Premier Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana ma.-.e a major speech to the assembly, demanding that the UN turn over its functions in \u2022he Congo \u2019o African force* under a \"unified African com-mar.-d'\u2019 responsible to the Security Council.He aGo blasted colon ialism.Khrushchev, in addition to his attacks cm HammarskjoJd and the basic structure of the UN, made these- pan's: He arcu-cd Eiser.-howe- of r^k ing a third world war by sending American planes over Soviet 1er ntory.He said Russia \"is prepared to wait a while with the solution of \u2022he quevion of the German peace treaty.\u201d This should be done at a summit conference \u201cwhich the Soviet Union has proposed be held id a few mouth* time.\u201d DEAN In fond »nd loving ory of our dear mother who away .September 25th, 2955.Not a day do we forget vow, In our heart» you a»re aîway» near We who love you, sadly mi»» you.As it dawn» another year.Ever remembered by,* KLSJE and JOHN, (daughter and son in-iawi; GERALD and LORRAINE.(grandchildren); DO LG LAS.CAROLYN and SANDRA, (great-grandchildren).and (nee Kmilh> an noun ce the .utiv.iI of a sister for Brenda- 6 lb* 6 or Sipt 22.HkiO.at the Sherbrooke Hospital.DALTON \\ the Catherine Booth Hospital on September 18th, to Mr and Mr* Hugh R Dalton (Sally Stoddard! a daughter, Ann \\rdell.V sister tor Corey and Erin, Dratlni CHASE, Constance \\t Que on Thursday, sept HkiO, Constance Haw ley , helmed wife of ('hase, in her ,'Uth Magog, 22nd, dearly Worthington year, restin': at the Sherbrooke St Funeral Home.150 Sherbrooke SI Magog, where prayers will be held on Monday Sept 2tith at 2 pm followed by service in St I'.iul » l nited Church, at 2 30 Rov.Mi I'aomhour officiating Interment m ('berry River Cemetery Me Kcnna\u2019s Funeral Sen lee Phono VI 3 3731.Magog MacKAY, Cb»*t*i \\eeidet.tally at Lawrence, Que on Thin-da*, September 22nd.19(10, Chester MaeKay, beloved soif of Mrs Thomas (', MaeKay of Sooth Ham, Que Remain* re-ling at Bury Funeral Home whore pray ers will be held on Monday .Sept 26:h at 2 pm, followed by Hi neral m Bury I'niled Church at 2:15 pin Ke\\ Donald Sterlitv: officiating Interment in side Ceinflery, Rishoptmi I ak.t'ollege\tStreet.\tIt\tiehnr FimiT.il\tservice\t\tni : i Inn eh,\tMmnLiy\t\tSept 2 30 p e\tn Hex\tIt\t1 i-iiiting\tInlerme\tlit\t111 PATRICK, J \u2022 n n I « \\l I roo holm, Qmv on I riday, Sept, 23rd, 1960, Jennie Armstrong, in Ium 63rd year, beloved wife of Gor don Patrick and dear mother of Itoscoe and Edna IteMmg at S I Lockwood's l imer.d Home.06 QU < St.Ann's 26th, at Apps offi 'rrnholm Ceinelery.YOUNG Al the Sherbrooke Hospital on Friday, September 23, 1060 Margaret (Marjonn Amelia Marion Vomie, below d wife of Ihe late Robert Lovell Young, formerly of Bishop's Col lege School and Mill Village N S Resting at Johnston's Fnnrr al Chapel, 530 Prm-prrt Street where the funeral will le,\u2019no on Monday, September 26th for srr \\ ire in SI George\u20185 Church, Len noxville at 3.30 pin Ven Archdeacon T J Matthews official ing Interment in Mali ern ( 'em rtrry.MONUMENTS NOW: Delivery and election ANYWHERE IN THE TOWN SHIPS \u2014 LOW PRICES.Send for FREE booklet show ing beautiful stones \u2014 ALL GRANITES.ORDER BY MAIL: Write, phone or call: Anderson Monuments BEEBE \u2014 TR.6-2416, Que (In Sutton, Lloyd Mandigo) 300 Queen We Rent Blvd.\u2014 LO.2 9977 Hospital Bods 530 Prospect St.\u2014 LO.2 246* FLORAL TRIBUTES MILFORD'S Special attention to out-of-town orders.143 Frontenac \u2014 LO.9-2566 SHERBROOKE Kt.VStLEY In loving memory of Mr».Thoma» Kinsley, who p»»«ed away September 18th, 195&.Remembrance I» a golden chain Death trie* to break but all in vain Someday we\u2019JI meet on the \"golden shore\" Enshrined with God for evermore.Lovingly remembered bv.- NIN\u2019A (VIVIAN j TAYLOR.(daughter»; F.DWIN VIVIAN (sont.! aETTTE f VIV IA N ) HA RR IS, (daughter-; THOMAS, (hujfbandj.1 Draper-Hastings' FUNERAL SERVICE Cowansvilla \u2022 Sutton \u2022 Waterloo \u2022 Knowlton Mansonvilla Tel.157 Cowanavilla Tel.11 Sutton memory of who passed VICKERS \u2014 In loving a dear wife and mother away Sept.24, 1940 \u2018'The tears In our e>ee will wipe \u2022 way» But the arche In our heart* will a ways stay.\u201d A,way* remembered b> WALTER and ELSIJk ROBB'S FUNERAL HOME REG D C.E.Wilson & Son 236 Main St.West Waterloo, Que.Tel.586 or W.Johnston CH.J * knowlton ,.650 AMBULANCE SERVICE SinCRBROOKK DAILY RECORP, SATURDAY, SEPT 24 1D60 CLASSIFIt'D ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATI - I i»n»* p»r w«rd, minimum tht'l* »«\t'or 14 word* or IMI; thro tonMtutly* Inttrllorii.Jrd d*y R*'4 lia con»»cutiy# Initrtlon», HH o** 10 conla for mailing Ratord roRlIdO.OIAOMNI \u2014 Claaalfiod Adi a«-ccpted until 4:00 p.m.da* pta-yloui to Iniartlan.Auction Sala».Lagal Notical, Claiiltlad Duplay and Olaplay adi accaptad until U.OO noon pravlou* day.LO.9-3636 SELL AND PROFIT.BUY AND SAVE .GET A BETTER JOB.HIRE GOOD HELP ItM aM Itoe fhoMurt M§ 1.Articles For Sole 2 MILK cooler», * can capacity each.Tel: LO.2-I027, CEUAR ah rub» lor hedge», reaaon-ably priced, free delivery.Tel.IX).7-5314.NKW Ithaca Pump shotgun 12-1620 (\u2022auge, regular $103.00, ipcdal $79.00.t ooev 1216 20, $19.50.Andrew» Gun Shop, Lennoxvllle.RKNDIX automatic waaher.Apply 171 Quebec Street alter 6 p.m.17\" SWIVEL hose Marconi televldon art, 2 ft.high, new picture tube, j one year guarantee.$125.To »ee ea! 1,0.9-2328.STEAM boi er \"Titusville\" I94H In ^ good condition.Force: HP 150., Tube»; 208 ol 2U\" Holler complete, with feeding pump, receiving tank 2 yrs.oldi and complete controls Stoker \"Volcano\" a capacity of 1000 pda with a spare worm.Boiler Is covered with a 4\" coat of asbestos Inspection report» by the government If required.At a very reasonable price Address: Hospital I.a Providence, Magog, Que.Tel: VI.3-4826.DRY hardwood lirewond delivered.Tel: LO.2-6327 or LO.2.8507, 38 IUI 1.1-, good d( ei gun, In |0 \"i condition, also IMi yrar old Holstein heller.Tel: VI.2-2563, North Hatley.SHORT muskrat coal, natural, like new, long brown cool, bon mouton very good, sire 12.LO.9-4277 aller 6 o\u2019clock.4.Property For Sale FOR SALE, throe apartment bulJd> Ing situated nn Marquette St.Oil heat.Rented to reliable tenants.First class condition.Good revenue.Sherbrooke Trust Company LO.2-3846.FOR SALK, very attractive bungalow of five rooms.Landscaped lot.Large full basement.Early occupancy.Located on Joliet Street.Sherbrooke Trust Company LO.2-3845.FOR SALE, seif contained dwelling on Prospect Street.Seven roorhs and bath.Ideal home for family.Sherbrooke Trust Company.LO.2-3845.FOR SALK, lot 50 x 100 situated on MeManamy Blvd.near Courcelette.Sherbrooke Trust Company, LO.2-3845.4.Property For Sale 112.To Let FOR SALE, »eml dUit hed brick d**l ling on Queen Blvd north Klrat clan» condition in at de and out.Nine rooms And bath each aide.Oil heating.Three car gar*ge In rear Early occupancy for owner sher- : brooke Truat Company, IX).2-3845.j ATTENTION: Choice residence .North Ward, person dealrlng to own their , own home, peaceful surrounding, \u2022 cedar hedging.Terms to be diseased.Private sale.Apply 1377 Am* herat.IT NNOXVJLLE, Sp< Id St New 1 under construction Phone for details, R A.Deacon.LO 2-21B5.FOR SALE on Wellington St.South.Business block with two «tores on ground floor.Eight heated apart-ments above.Good revenue.Sherbrooke Truat Company, IX).2-3845.FOR SALE, Bungalow of five rooms with open fireplace.Verv attractive ; property.Located on Ontario St.j Early occupancy to purchaser.Sher- j brooke Trust Company LO.2*3845.BUNGALOWS, Duplexes, multiple dwellings, apartment houses, commercial buildings, choice selection of building lots.All sections of Sherbrooke.Frank J.Conway.Realtor, LO.7-5162 or LO.2-4843.LENNOX VILLE, on Glendale Street, new 6 room bungalow for Immédiate occupancy, built under CMHC Down payment as low as $2800.081 monthly payment $70.00 including j interest at brn; for further details call LO.2-8622.BEAUTIFUL Individual six room rest-, dencea (under construction) opposite Sherbrooke Country Club.1890*19301 Grime.Also 1104-1114 Jacques-C artier.Also near Sherbrooke Unlver-1 illy, 1451 Leonard, 2200 Bachand.^ Necessary financial help.Immediate possession.Hebert\u2019s, 21F.5 Bachand.j Phone LO.2-0874.LKNNOXVILLE Wilson Street: .Seven room modern two storey brick ; house 38* x 25\u2019 op landscaped lot j 100* x 168.\u2019 Sun porch 18\u2019 x 8\u2019 glass- | ed and screened.Living room 23\u2019 x l 13* with fireplace and lovely mantel.\u2018 Large kitchen with many cupboards and dishwasher.Good size dining j room with beautiful view\u2019 and built \\ In break-front.Powder room and clothes closet.Four bed rooms up stairs.Tiled bathroom ami many clothes closets.Automatic hot water heating.Fully Insulated.Good concrete basement.Must be seen to be appreciated.Price $25,000.10% discount for cash.Telephone LO.2-8656.BEAUTIFUL new ilx room htated apartment (under construction).Adjoining Sherbrooke U n 1 v e r s 11 y, 1435 \u2022 1523 Leonard street.Possession November first.Hebert's, 2155 Bachand.Phone LO.2-0874.TO LET heated apatlRieni four rooms with electric refrigerator.Hot wa ter year round and Janitor service Located 169 Frontenac .Street, Immediate occupancy.Sherbrooke Trust Company, LO.2 36AL TO LET small store, situated In mod- j leal centre.Ideal location for drug- ! gist.King Street Kaat.Immediate! occupancy.Sherbrooke Trust Company LO.2-3845.3 ROOMS and bath.Venetian blinds and garage.$25.00 monthly.Tel: 35a.Legal 2-9589 35 Busmesi OpportumtiesBS.Business Opportunity OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY LOCATION: Kaslcrn Town-«hips.TYPE OF BUSINESS: Radio, Television, Hi Fi .Stereo, Phonograph», Records, Musical Instruments, Small Accessories.COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT & Equipment, Modern Truck.TYPE OF BUILDING: Brick, Modern Store and Two Planned Apartments.Opportunity to step into an established business.Present owners have built up a reputation for honesty and courtesy in customer contacts.NOTE WELL: Service Dept., Sales or Property may each be bought separately.WRITE: WATERLOO P.O.BOX 1050 (or) PHONE 746 Professional Directory Advocates UOLSSKAU.GERVAIS.UAMCLAIS A MONTY Anrand Rouaaeau, Q C.Plot M'jlLln, 0«rvala.Aidr, tan, tail.Ran* Moot, UOrratno 1-4733 6 WallinitoB Stroal South, Sht-brooko.I OB IN A roBl.N, Trill Work .nd Centrai Practice Ruacr.bioom B.d» oppooite City Hall.U> WoUlactoa (North,.LX) 2-1130 DEZIEL AUTO SPRINGS Blacksmith \u2022 Welding 90 St.Franci, Blvd.S.Tel.LO.7 6677, Sherbrooke.WE\tREPAIR TV &\tRADIOS PROMPI\tSERVICE O'BOYLE\t& PEARCE Tgl LO 7 Î8O0\t 1430 King W\t\u2014 Shgrbrooka WESLEY H.BRADIXY.Q C.The Can ada B!d|\u201e 455 Cra , Street Waft Montreal.UN l-a737 Chartered Accountants 2 APARTMENTS 1 4-room, l « rooms In x flutprnof building, 150 Vlmy Street.Refrigerator, electric \u2022love and waaher and dryer «up-plied.Tel.IX).2-3876 and LO.2-1140.LARGE store, also suitable for c/flce*.Ground floor, new, clean, bright at 111 Depot.Hugh Rose.LO.9*7333.5 ROOM heated apartment on 1*1 floor.993 King West.Tel: LO 2 4325.CHOICE new apartments in gay md peaceful surroundings, four minutes from centra of town, 6 room apartments plus 2 bathroom* Monthly or annual leases Church nearby.Playground, private swim mlng pool and parking Open for inspection dally from 1 to 9 p m Chatelaine Residences.Tel: LO 9-C434.NOTICE Person or peraona retponalbla for .hack» on cadastral Lot No.1.158 of the municipality ol Austin, liront* County, are hereby notified to remove «aine by Oct.1, 1969 or aame wlil he removed at your expense.Slfned:- MRS.A DUFRESNE.Austin, Que, LEGAL NOTICE CANADA, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.DISTRICT OF ST.FRANC IS BIG LUMBER SPECIALS! First or second class.New and planed on (our surfaces.For information, WILFRID GREGOIRE LA PATRIE, Tel.48 When ordering, ask for Laurent Grégoire.STOVE WOOD FROM COATICOOK Maple, birch, slabs or green squares.SVi cord load, $20; Dry, $25.Green softwood slabs.$10; dry, $15.Delivered in Sherbrooke, Magog, Stanstead.hardwood slabs, green $25; dry $30\t1 full cord, dry, $24.Green, softwood slabs, $15; Dry $20.\u2014 M.Vaillancourt, 400 St.Jean Baptiste St., P.O.Box 422, COATICOOK, Tel.VI.9.3707.5.Lots For Sole BKAUTIFl'L residential huge rt^i dentlal lots adjoining Sherbrooke Country Club.Visit those splendid homes.Select your location Vermont (Leclerc) Jacques - C a r t 1 e r, Grime streets etc.Complete information, terms, help to build.Hr bert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.Phone LO !\t2 0874.6a.For Sale or To Let NORTH HA ITKY For sale or to rent, 8 room year round house, west side of lake, Frigidaire, electric stove, new oil furnace.Tel: VI.2-2725.7.\tFarms For Sale AT 11 a mile from Hatley.83 acres, of which 50 are under cultivation; good | house and barn-stable.For more information please contact Mr.1 C.Simone an.( A .Farm CredP Corporation, Post Office Building, Sherbrooke, Telephone LO.2-3330.8.\tCars For Sale 1957 FORD in good condition.4 new tires.Low mileage.Can be seen at 722 King St West.Tel.LO.9-2882 evenings, LO.9-3302.Price $1400.i ONE 1956 DeSoto FireFllte Sports- I man.2 door hard top, fully equipped.ExceWent condition.$400 cash, balance easy terms.Tel: LO.2-2914.J 1950 HUDSON Pacemaker.Motor and tires very good.Tel: LO.2-8329.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers 15.Rooms To Let HEATED room to let, partly furnish ed, Tel: I.O.2-9913.FURNISHED room for gentleman, breakfast If desired.Tel: I.O.2-3073.LARGE bright room with kitchen privileges.270 Moore Street.Tel: IX).2-2977.17.Convalescent Home ¦ROOM and care for elderly person or seml-invalld, tray arrvtce.plea» sant surroundings, trained attend ants and modern conveniences Tel LO 2-0954.219 Montreal 19.\tRoom & Boord Wanted ROOM and board.I niversity of Sherbrooke student wishes room and board with English speaking family.Please contact Guy*Paul Tessier .Ecole Neo-Ponton.20.\tWonted lo Purchase WRITING Desk suitable for student.Phone LO.2 6013 evenings.25.Teachers Wanted TEACHER, Protestant, wllh Interme-.dlate Diploma and to act as Prln- : clpal, Session 1960*61 for .Toilette ; Protestant School.Apply giving full J particulars to W.Hogg, Secy*Treas.; Jolictte, Que.Superior Court No.21,584.DAME JULIENNE ROUSSEAU, wife common a» to property of Bertrand Laplerrc, domiciled In Dlaraell, district of St.Franci», Plaintiff, va.BERTRAND LA-PIERRE, businessman, of Disraeli, district of St.Francis.Defendant.NOTICE\u2014 The plaintiff has, this day, Instituted an action In separation a» to property against defendant.Sherbrooke, September 15th, !96t).EVENDER VEILLEUX.Attorney for Plaintiff.I HE BANKRUPTCY ACT IN THE MATTER OF THE HANK-I RUPTCY OF: ELODIEN DUCLOS, Lumber Dealer, trading under the name ami style of \u201cElodlen Duclos\u201d and \"Duelos A Fils,\u201d In the town of Megantlc, Frontenac Cty., province of Quebec, CANADA.NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST MEETING NOTICE is hereby given that the shove named debtor made an assignment on 12th day of September 196(1.and that the first meeting of creditors will be held on the 1st day of October I960 at 10.00 o'clock a m., at the office of the Official Receiver, Court House, Sherbrooke.DATED AT SHERBROOKE, P Que.This 12th day of September i960.ANDRE TROTTIBR.C A Trustee Office: 6 Wellington South, Sherbrooke, Que.26.Help Wanted: Mole 26.Help Wanted: Male Training Supervisor Required by a heavy industry to conduct staff training programmes, supervisory development courses, aptitude and trade tests.Must be a university graduate, fluently bilingual, aiid able to teach French conversation to English speaking staff employees, also proficient in translating English labor agreements, etc.: to French, and vice versa.Attractive starting salary, «idc range of employee benefits, excellent cut-lurat and recreational facilities in a modern community centrally located.Apply to Box 118 \u2014 Sherbrooke Daily Record.STORE TO LET 111 Depot St.Opposite C.N.R.Express Short or Long Lease 33 x 48 with Meizanine Clean, New, Bright Apply: Hugh S.Rose 113 Depot St.\u2014Tel.LO.9-7333 BUICK, Pontiac, Vauxhall, GMC Trucks.Sales & Service, DcLuxc Automobile Ltd,, 1367 King West TcL LO 9-3669 IMPERIAL, Chryajer, Plymouth, Valiant, Renault, Fargo Trucks.Sales & Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd , 405 Belvedere SL Tel.LO 9-3659 i MlJri * GENERAL BEARING SERVICE BAIL ÀHD ROLLER BEARING CI5T«I»UT08 TIMKEN LO.9-3238 GENERAL BEARING SERVICE LIMino 111 Wellington South Sherbrooke, P.Q.CHEVROLET, Corvair, Envoy, OlcL-moblle, Cadillac, Chevrolet Truck*, Salci and Service, Foxbrooka Motors Ltd.345 Wellington South, Sher-brooks.Telephone LO JF3606.10.\tHorses For Sale WELL MATED Belgium Team, 7 and 8 years old.weighing 35(H) lbs., quiet and well broken.Also black gelding, weight 1600 lbs.Mark Blackwood, Stanbridge East, Tel: CHamplain 8-2979.11.\tLivestock for Sale REGISTERED bull calf, born January 1960.Excellent show type, qualif ed Dam.sire classified very good.Allen Dowbiggin, Austin, Que.Tel: VI.3-3934.A FLOCK of 18 good sheep, can be seen at Albert Gosselin, Bury, Que.12.To Let 4 ROOM apartment, heated, hot water year around.West Ward.$60.Occupancy Nov.1.Tel: LO.9-2023.HOUSE, 3 bedrooms on Argyle St.$72.00 unheated.Tel: LO.2-W>2,>.FOUR room heated apartment, available immediate!'.Stove and refrig erator furnished.Hot water year round.Apply Box 414, Lejvnoxville.TO SUBLET healed ap.»M:iui.; 0 six rooms.Newly decoraied.Located on Prospect Street.Occupancy Oct.1.1980.Sherbrooke Trust Compans LO.2-3845.LARGE 5 room apartment, nice '.oca-1 tion, situated at 33 Belvidere St.,! Lennoxvllle.Occupancy Oct.1.Apply LO.7-4177.26.\tHelp Wanted: Mole ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A CIVIL AVIATION CAREER?tf you are between 20 and 30 years of age, If you have graduated your High or Technical School, If you have a good enunciation in English and If your physical condition is satisfactory, apply as AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER-IN-TRAINING The selected candidates will receive: 1.\t$175.00 a month during the eighteen weeks of initial training at Ottawa.2.\t$237.50 a month on successful completion of initial training 3.\t$325.00 to $427.50 depending on existing vacancies, after meeting all require-ments for Air Traffic Controller Grade 1, 2.3 or 4.For full particulars as to residence and qualification requirements, please contact the Civil Service Commission.Application forms, obtainable at Post Office.National Employment Office or Civil Service Commission Office, should be filed with the Civil Service Commission.Room 550,\t685 Cathcart St., Montreal, P.Q., not later than October 5.I960.Competition number 60-M1187 should be quoled.27.\tFemale Help Wanted EARN a good income, close to home, representing AVON COSMETICS F*ricnd!v, pleasant and profitable work quickly puts money in your pocket For interview, call 1075, Mme A.LeBrun.Waterloo.r I e i \"Make your own Jewellery\u201d wholesale catalogue.Easy to do.Sell to your friends.Excellent profits.Send for your free catalogue now.L.G.Murgatroyd Co.Dept D, Agincourt, Ont.35a.Legal SEALED TENDERS SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 8:00 p.m.Monday, October Srd, 1960 for Winter Roads Maintenance (plowing, sanding, etc.I for the lOSO'Sl season of approximately 10 miles of roads and streets in the Municipality of the Village of Sawyerville.The tenders should quote a lump sum price for the job and should clearly be marked \"TENDER\" on the outside of the envelope.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.GEORGE R HURD.P.O.Box 186.Sawyerville.Que.36a.Home Services ilL'f.S and carpéta repaired, altera-tlona, binding, fringing.Tel: IX) ; 9-3752.44.Property Wanted FARM WANTED\u2014100 ACRES HOUSE In good condition, preferably ( atone.Indoor plumbing would be asset.Out buildings not too import- j ant.Convenient to lake, river, brook ! 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5) Tales of Wells Fargo 6)\tRiverboat 7)\tEn plum air 3) Bourbon Street Beat 9:00 p.m.j 3) Celebrity Talent Shov 5)\tPeter Gunn fii Kennedy-Nixon Show 7) La Gendarmerie 9:30 p.m 3) Spike Jones Show 5 The Great Debate 6)\tSwing Gently 7)\tLa clé des Champs 3) Adventures in Paradise 10:00 p.m.31 Hennessey 5i Not so long ago 7) Histoire d\u2019Amour 10:30 p.m.3i Presidential Countdow Si Robert Herridge Theatre 7* Tribune Libre 8' Ted Mack Amateur 11:00 o.m.3) Your ESSO reporter 5)\tLate news and sport* 6)\tCBC TV News and 7)\tTelejournal 3» Tomorrow\u2019s Headline* 11:10 p.m.8)\tMt Washington Weather 11:15 p m.5' Film Feature S) Viewpoint 7î La Météo 8) World\u2019* Best Movie* 11:16 p.m.7) News Round-Up 11:20 p.m.3) TBA 11:22 p m.5) Sports Final 11:30 p m.3) Late News j fi» Feature Film 11:45 p m.5» Jack i-aar Show 11:50 p.m.2) State 3, \"Tait« thit WaiB aa** I SHKnUROOKF DAILY Rf\\mn, SATl'RDAY, SFin- 24 IfW r rrnïtrrur.îTmnntrtiimmtn :fîH Saturday\u2019s book shelf Edited By: Gladyi Taylor.* Ed.note: In order to avoid delay correspondence to Mrs.Taylor should be addressed to her home at 38b Carrette St.Thetford Mines.Que.after a lonp illness By GLADYS TAYLOR THE DENATURED NOVEL by Albert Van Nostrand is ^ book 1 have not as yet read but I | lope to.How-ver even if I I don't get around |.o reading it.the things I |l have read labout it have Ijeen enough to (make me think.] And I believe i:hcy should also make every reader of the I novel think.Van Nostrand makes an all-embracing charge.He says \u201ccommercial exploitation is ruining the American novel\u201d.He goes on to bolster this charge with these assertions: 1.Novelists are required to write in the standard pattern that is an assured current money maker.3.Mass circulation magazines dictate the message of a novel and denature it by the demands of their advertisers.3.Manipulation of motion picture studios again denature the author\u2019s original intention.While Van Nostrand\u2019s book was written by an American about American novels, it behooves us as Canadian readers -and writers - to ask ourselves if the same charges can be made about the Canadian novel.Is the Canadian novel being denatured and if so, why?Is it the fault of the publisher, the novelist himself - or the reader?It would appear that Van Nostrand lays most of the denaturing of the novel at the door of the publisher.To me this is over-simplification of the case.Immediately 1 should insert here that while I am accusing Van Nostrand of over-simplification in his thesis, I am also due to the limitations of this column - about to be guilty of the same thing in presenting my own views on the subject.However, very briefly, these are the reasons why I can\u2019t \u2022 comfortable as it w'ould be - lay all the blame for the state of the novel on the shoulders of the publishers.First I must face this question as a novelist.If I could say with complete honesty that I have never written a word without once peeking over my mental shoulder to see how a publisher was reacting to it.then I would have no responsibility for the denaturing of the Canadian novel.But I can t say this - and neither, do I firmly believe, can any other novelist.(The only novelist who can say this is the one whose book still lies hidden somewhere in manuscript form -and the reason it is still in manuscript form is that he hasn't consciously tried to please a publisher.) Second, I must face this question as a reader and so must you.If you or I can truthfully say that wre have never read a little more avidly when we came to a racy part of a book; if we can honestly say that we have refused to read or discuss (because by discussion we subtly advertise and promote) the latest FEV-TON PLACE or LADY CHAT-TFRLEY then we hear no responsibility.But how many, save the unlettered, can say this?I agree that the American -and the Canadian novel \u2022 is being.at times, denatured - even degraded.I agree that it is being exploited \u2022 but I den t think the situation is so simple we can solve it by laying it all at the door of the publishers.At the base of this, and every ill - be it social, cultural or political -lies the frailty of man himself.Historv as revealed In /sa /sa » \u2022 ZSA ZSA GABOR by Gerold Frank \u2014 Nelson.Foster & Scott, Ltd.-.308 page»\u2014\u2014 \u2014 $4.75 \u2014 History records that kemal Ataturk, founder and first president of the t ».Turkish republic, died at \u2018 Nevertheless, right up until the end.he lived the hard-drinking life of a playboy, and enjoyed a romantic dalliance with Zsa Zsa Gabor, then approximately 18 years old \u2014 that\u2019s what this book says, anyway.There's another huherto hidden piece of history in the volume, tpo.Zsa Zsa and her husband (the first of three, to date) are dining sedately with George Bernard Shaw and H.G.Wells, .Zsa Zsa's napkin slips to the floor.Shaw and Wells bend gallantly to retrieve it.One of them, it is claimed, pinches Zsa Zsa\u2019s leg before straightening up.\"1 like to thing it was Mr.Shaw,\u2019\u2019 Zsa Zsa is quoted b., her biographer as saying.This is another of those books that an American news magazine has aptly dubbed a \u201cnon-book.'' Put together by a man who spécialités in writing the first person stories of well-known people, it purports to be the life-story of Miss Gabor.It runs along smoothly enough, from Zsa Zsa's first affair in a Swiss chalet at approximately 16 years of age to the present time, running through the trio of husbands and a number of other attachments that didn't quite reach the same status.To give Mr.Frank his due, the book often catches the same glamorous, gay, childlike Zsa Zsa that the public sees on television and in the movies, but there are many other parts where he has obviously worked hard to bring a bit of balanced reason to the whole mad whirl M Y «if m\t11 miMHiHM I S'T O R Y il TT E N' f 0%) Ml BY GEROLD FRANK that is apparently Zsa Zsa\u2019s life.Readers who find the massue name-dropping and flitting from man to man a bit tiresome (and it's difficult not to can amuse themselves by figuring out Z»a Zsa's ago.All they have to go on is the dateless fact of her birth, admitted to in the opening paragraph.But there is enough in formation in the rest of the book to do the jot).It works out to about 40, give or take a year or two.And at that age.Miss Gabor should know better! Ill (ill DOHERTY Novel \u2018de-natured\u2019 for sake of sales A BALLAD OF LOVE by Fredric Prokosch, 311 pages.FARRAR, STRAUS AND CUDAHY .$4.95 \u2014 Elsewhere on this page I have written about the \u201cdenatured novel.\u201d At the time 1 wrote those words I was at a loss to recall a book that might be held up as an example of a denatured novel.Since reading A BALLAD OF LOVE, I am no longer at such a loss.Surely A BALLAD OF LOVE is a de-natured novel.I can\u2019t believe that such a book is the norm for a novel even» of the atomic age.The late Albert Camus said that Frederic Prokosch had invented the \u201cgeographic novel.\u201d That may well be, certainly his amoral, immoral, profligate characters covered a good deal of territory in their eternal search for what in the final analysis seemed to be a bedmate.However, I strongly suspect that Mr.Prokosch moved them from country to coun- try and continent to contin ent wdth little more in mind that getting his novel published in each of these places\u2014a novel de-natured for the sake of sales.While books like LADY CHATTERLEY\u2019S LOVER are getting reams of criticism\u2014and not undeserved although 1 would criticize it more for the boredom of most of its w'ordage than for its few obscene passages\u2014 there are hosts of fringe books, not evil enough for headlines but evil enough, which are slipping on to book shelves behind the smoke screen of Lady Chatterley s criticism.Frankly I think there is far more harm being done by these fringe books\u2014which are escaping notice\u2014than by those that are being roundly condemned.Convicted in the mind of the reader before it is read, Lady Chatterley probably affects the average reader about as much as a rootin\u2019 shootin\u2019 T V.Western affects a child jaded by a surfeit of them.But a book like A BALLAD OF LOVE read with no advance warning of its decadence could easily dull the youthful perception to the nuances of right and wrong.This book has a cast of thoroughly useless and dis gusting characters.The scenes are laid in a completely unreal and revolting world.It seems to me that Mr.Pro-koseh insults the intelligence of the.reader by' picturing such an improbable world and insults the reader's emotions by using the word love in juxtaposition to such ani mal reactions as his charac ters display.THE BALLAD OF LOVF has one saving grace.Mr Prokosch writes superbly The splendid flow of his sen fences, his starkly descriptive phrases and flawlessly uncluttered paragraphs are * From Caesar to Arthur FROM t'AFSAR TO Ut THl R b' Geoffre» VOie \u2014 320 pgs \u2014 \\Vm.Collins A Sons, Ltd \u2014 St.50 \u2014 In this book the author patiently unravels a tangle of Welsh, Cel tie and Irish folk lore, poetry and ecelesias-ical records, to throw some light on the dim period in British history between the withdrawal of iho Romans and the Norman conquest.He reveals that the traditional, schoolbook view of that era as an anarchic age of barbarian conquest, leaving no written records of im portance and in which few events occurred worth re cording, is a false one.A difficulty has been to under stand ihe imaginative imagery of those who have left re cords and also, according to ihe author, a rather surprising lack of archaeological in vestigation of suitable sites in Britain.Slowly and carefully the author examines all sources of information in a sort of literary detective work.He points out evidence of the fact that during the gradual dis integration of the WesU-ri Roman Empire, there were times when Britain was virtually the sole remaining stronghold of Christianity in ihe West and that this was Ihe only former Roman col ony that was never complete !y overrun, or which never lost its identity.Angles, Jutes, Saxons and later, Danes came in conquering waves, were beaten back and came on again, but never obliterated the remnants of Christian Roman - British civilization that they found.The Art bur who became the legendary \u201cking\u201d of the R o u n d Table, gradually emerges as Ihe central char acter of Ihe book, but a rather different figure from the one built up by laler poets and ballad singers.He was the most successful lead er of Ihe Britons in their fight for survival and the author gradually builds up a picture of him as a man, not of royal birth and probably never regarded as a king during his lifetime, but a bold and successful general, with some very human faults.This is not a book that will have wide popular ap peal, but to anyone interested in this subject, it should prove fascinating.DREW GIBB a sheer delight to read.It seems such a ghastly waste that he should use his talent to portray such shoddy places, sluttish characters and perversions of emotion.«.GLADYS TAYLOR / / ê- -iMr.'-.\u2019-L?: \u2022'ilMfVi .Off-Hriuuhi'ay Canadian is hailed bv critics m NEW YORK ,Gt' One o' the b e succès - s oi es of the New York *tage this season is that of Vaucouvers Yngel* Wood who has boerv hailed for her hnlliant acting m ihe off Rroadw*?pro thuuon of S e ph e n Vincent Bene: s John Brown » Body \u2019Ihe minute you glUiYpsc Angel* Wood on the Flayers Theatre s.age ' wrote «vue cntic, ' you feel John Brow n's Body is going to he a real stirrei upper When she moves her slim frame twines, twists sways and floats R\\ the tune Miss Wood competes her share of Stephen Yitv cent Bcivet a rhythmic civil war, males like me need an emannpa hou proclamation nil our own Miss Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs I G C Wood attended University of British Columbia and has a rich family theatrical background.Her mother has for many sea sons acted every winter in a com nuinity play h o u s e in Laguna Beach Gahf The Frederic Wood Theatre, on the University of British Columbia campus, was named for Angela's father, a playwright ami a professor of English at the university until he letired in 1952.While attending the university in 1952, Angela created a stir when, working as a stage mana ger and lighting designer for an amateur group using a burlesque theatre dosed by the police.An gela suggested in jeM that To barco Road might be a likely attraction to prepare for Christmas Time, The p u> committee took up the suggestion and, halfway through one of the early performances, police halted the show and hauled off the principals to jail.Charged with presenting \u201ca lewd and indecent performance.\u2019\u2019 tlir troupe défende 1 itself through a series of triads amt appeals, aided in- its defence- by author Er-k ne G a I ocia an< erSonci\\ \u2022y ura Services Anglican Church of Canada United Church of Canada &t.^ptrr'B Ollîtirrlî TRINITY XV fi.OO a m.Holy Communion.11.00\ta.m.Morning Praypr.700 p.m.Evening Prayer- Preacher; The Reverend Canon C.E, S.Bown, M.A., I-.S.T.Wednesday 10.00\ta m.Holy Communion.Thursday\u2014Feast of SI.Michael and all Angels.7.30 a m.Holy Communion.Friday 7.30 a.m.Holy Communion.ÎJariiilî nf Hk Aïunnit unîï 8>t.#aul Rev.R.S- .Icrvis-Read, M.A., B.D.Rector.TRINITY XV Church of the Advent 10.00\ta.m.Sung Eucharist and Sunday School.St.Paul the Apostle R.OO a.m.Holy Communion.11:15 a.m.Mattins and Sunday School.\t____ St.George's Anglican Church Lennoxville (Episcopal) Ven.T.1.Matthews.B.A.S.Th.L.S.T.Rector.TRN1TY XV 8.00\ta m.Holy Communion, CHURCH SCHOOL 1000 a m.Seniors and Bible Classes.11.00\ta.m.Juniors, Primary and Beginners.11.00\ta m.Morning Prayer.Preacher, Rev.Canon Bown, 2.30 p m.Service Sand Hill.5.00\tp.m.A.Y.P.A.7.00\tp.m.Preacher, Rev.A.Peter.United Church of Canada &amj üter Ifirmnruil (Elutrrh Oanault & Galt St*.Minister, Rev.C.M.Currie, M.A., B.D., PhD.S.5.Supt., J.Edmund 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Bibla Class 11.00\ta.m.\u2014 RALLY DAY SERVICE Junior and Senior Choirs The Sunday School and Congregation will worship to gather.The Presbyterian Church In Canada Baptist Church SHERBROOKE Corner of Portland & Queen Streets Pastor.Rev.Paul Burns.Choir Director: Mrs.N.Peveril, L.Mus.Organist: Mrs.C.Wright.S.S.Supt.Mr.H.Leech, Jr.10.00 a.m.Sunday School.J Special Rally Day Service.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.\u201cMY STEWARDSHIP.\u2019\u2019 NORTH HATLEY Pastor: Rev.P.D.Burns.11:00 a.m.Sunday School.7 30 p.m.Evening Worship.THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA 6>t.Alt&rftU'fl ilmilnilrnaii CIuutIj 280 FRONTENAC MINISTER: The Rev.Sidney G.Garland, M.A., B.D.ORGANIST: Mr.L.F.Jenna CHOIR DIRECTOR: Mr.Wm.B.Watson Sunday, September 25th, at Eleven O'Clock (Broadcast) Subject: \"ENDURING AS SEEING HIM WHO IS INVISIBLE\" Evening At Seven Thirty A Service of Preparation for the Sacrament of Holy Communion.SUBJECT: \"John Knox and tha Four Hundredth Anniversary of the Scottish Reformation\".CHURCH SCHOOL: George Jnbel, Superintendent.All Departments meet in the Church at 1100 a.m.Classes at 11.15 a.m.Classes from Beginners to Juniors-Seniors.\"All visitors to the community are cordially invited to the Services of St.Andrew's\".[ 1 Among those who entertained Mr and Mrs.Graydon Parsons in honor of Miss Pamela West | of Whitby.Or.t\u201e are spending prior to her marriage on Satur- a week with the former\u2019s par-day, September 17 to Mr.James enLt.Mr.and Mis.A.R Parsons, Wray were Mrs.Frank Yeandel, Church St., Lennoxville, Que.Mrs.Warren West and Miss\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 Brenda McPherson.Mrs.Gordon Mrs.Ralph Hawker, the form* Mae entertained the bridal party er June Suitor was recently the following rehearsal the night guest of honor at a miscellanous previous to the wedding.\t-shower at the home of Mrs.Wal* *\t*\t*\tter McComb, Winder St., Len- Mrs.Paul D.Burns, wife of noxviilc the new minister at the Baptist Upon her arrival Mrs.Hawker Church, was entertained on Wed- uas presented with a corsage nesday afternoon at the home of an(* 'ed to a pink and white Mrs.Fred Bampton, Fulton Ave.decorated chair, where she was Among thttee who had been in- ihe \"eiPienl uü£ ™nrerous ^ vited to meet Mrs Burns were for\th\"rae' respond- u wives of the ministers of the\tthe^ wishes and gHls ex- Protestant Churches in Sher-J brooke, and ; Baptist Church, MISS BARBARA-ANN HAFFORD, daughter of Mr.ami Mrs.Leonard John llafford of Chatham, N R., and MR NORMAN FREDERICK PYE, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Stevens Pye of Sherbrooke, whose engagement is announced.The wedding will take place in the Bishop\u2019s Cathedral Chapel, St.Michael\u2019s Basilica, Sherbrooke, On Saturday October 15.\t(Photos by Geraldine Hebert, Scars Studio) Women\u2019s Groups In The News tended to her, the guest of honor membera*\u201dof^\"the «pressed her delight at the kindness of her many friends.,\t_\t,\t., ,\tFollowing a social hour when During the social hour tea was games were p\u2019aved.refreshments served by the hostess, who was wert, served by th(, ho*-tosses, assisted, in serving by Mrs.H.yjrs Walter McComb and Mrs.Humphries.Mrs Henry Leech Eugene McComb assisted by Mrs.,Jr Mrs.Norman Bradley, Mrs.william Blake and Miss Ruth Gordon Jaquith and Miss Eliza- Sarrasin beth Bampton.\t' _J______________________ Mrs.E.Wheeler presided over | the lace covered tea table taste-j fully arranged with multi color-jed gladioli and white tapers in j crystal holders.* ?* Mrs.Murdo MacDonald and her daughter, Myrna, entertained | on Wednesday night, at their home on the Scotch Road, in hon- CAC to hear talk on decorating At the annual meeting of the Salvation Army Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS! SCIENTIST 530 Montreal St.Sunday School, 9.45 a.m.Sunday Service, 11.00 a.m.Wednesday Meeting at 8 p.m.Reading Room, 350 Island St.I Wednesday, Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.Sunday Sermon Subject The eternal, harmonious nature oif God\u2019s creation will be em-| phasized at the services in all ! the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the Sherbrooke Corps.175 Wellington St.South.Lieutenant and Mrs.R.Park Commanding Officers Sunday, Sept.25th., IflfiO.11.00\ta.m.Holiness Meeting.7,00 p.m.Salvation Meeting.10.30 a.m.Directory Class.11.00\ta.m.Sunday School.Everyone Welcome icirriacje or of Miss Sandra Truax, a popu- Sherbrooke \u2022 Lennoxville Branch lar bride-to-be.\t: 0f the Canadian Association of Greeted by Miss Myrna Mac- Consumers to be held on Mon Donald, Miss 1 tuax was led to a dav m^ht at the ShprhrneLe t-tinH GROUP V\tj Dons Johnston reported a very theme of which is \"Life, Learn- specially decorated chair over School0 Auditorium a most inter Group V of the Woman's Fed-j active summer.\tj ing and Friendship.\u201d\twhich was suspended a gaily en,ng nrogram hTs be^n amne oration Lennoxville\tUnited\tThe\tmeeting closed with the Mrs.Bill Chgrlebois gave a re-\ttrimmed watering can, w\u2019hile Mrs.' ,d hv members\tof\tthr oYPontivp Church reopened for\tthe fall ae-\tBenediction.\tMrs.Sam MacLean\tp0rt on\tthe Child\tWelfare Clime\tEddie Goodfellow\tplaced the\tjn' addition *o the ¦ n,,, i n' tiviües with\ta meeting in Doug-\tand\tMrs.Mervyn MacCoubrey\twhich\tis ,he Chapter\u2019s\tservice\twedding march.\t\u2018\tport, and Ztl perfod al cola\u2019s Hall.\tmen\tserved\treiresninent,\tproject.During\tthe\tsummer\tCar-ying out the\tcolor scheme,\tnnrtunitv wilt hr \"iron tho-r Mrs.K.\tBaldwin\tpresident.\t months\tall dental\twork\tof indi-\tgaily pink and white wrapped\tD,.esem »o hear Miss Marsaret opened the meeting with prayer EXEMPLAR CHAPTER 'gent children from English sifts of linen were then present- k lister and \\Us Cerald n^p/r and plans were discussed for the j\tBF.TA SIGMA PH!\tschools throughout the area was\ted to the guest of honor who was\tker SDeak '* *\tintPrior\tderorat Christmas Bazaar on\tNovember,\tExemplar Chapter of Beta ' ('nne ^ J?r\u2019 ^rsto\" a^ted by\tassisted in opening these by her\ting.22 2?\u2019\t,\t,\tSigma\tPhi swung into its 1960/, M,f MVVel,?i ,Mrs\u2019 Ke\" HerrinS\tmother, Mrs.R.Truax and Mrs.Mlss Lister\thas\thad\tvwde ex After the business session the 61 ,eas(m on Monday evening,\t»\tMacDonald also perience in this field.for ^ September 19 at the Home of d?\u2018îfJ °neS £rom °Utb,ng made a special presentation of a only is she a graduate of the N members enjoyed an imaginary trip abroad when Mrs, Edson Warner Showed slides of her summer trip to Europe.Tea was served by the bus (esses.Mrs.Goodhue.\t|u\u2018p.\u2018J''13'\t,\tSl£t: £ro™ the Sunday School of y0rk School of Interior Design Miss Madeline Beaudry read Plans were made for new mem- which Miss Truax is a teacher.and a former j Iectur £or the minutes of the last meeting.bers;to be welcomed on Friday The bride-elect graciously exprès-1 the Counci, oX lndustria] Design ew SANGSTER MEMORIAL IV.A.IIIIIlltlllltlt (£ lutrrh j p-,a^ms: \"The works of his hands sjve dignity to the summer wed-^LijlUL u ,\t\u2018\tf are verity and judgment; all his f]in\u201e\t,Hnp, ,.iml Klnv.Established 1835 United Church of Canada Dufferin Ave.at Montreal St.Minister: Rev.M.W.Williams, C.D.Organist: Mr.Jack Evans BATTLE OF BRITAIN 11.00 A M.\u2014DIVINE SERVICE Parade RCAF Squadron; RCAF Association & Air Cadets.All are invited especially Servicemen and Veterans.Subject: \"Tha Cup of Memory\" SUNDAY ÇCHOOL 11.00 A M.\u2014 Promotion exercises.All children 3 years and up are welcome.PARKER \u2014 KINSMAN \u201e\t| CLARENCE N.S.\u2014 Baskets I ident with Mrs.C subject Reality.Bible passages oX whjte gladioli and white car- the piano, mil include the following from nations gave simple but impres- ! The proposed calendar was submitted for approval and accepted by the members.A Food Sale will take place in Steinberg\u2019s on Thursday morning,, Septerhber 29, at 10:30 a.m.j There will be a rummage sale in Mrs.Gerald Spafford, president, ;\teveninS a*- a reception to\tbe1 sed her thanks to her friends for gave an outline of the year\u2019s ac-\t®iven at; tlle summer\thome\tof\tthe gifts and the hostesses for the tivities, which will be highlight-\tMrs- Gerald Spafford.\tdelightful party, ed next Spring when both Epsi-\tMrs.Peter Beaudry launched Later refreshments were ser- The first meeting of the fall\tIon and Exemplar Chapters will\tthe first program with a Round ved by\tthe hostesses.Mrs.Mac- session of the Sangster W.A.\tjoin forces and stage their see- :\tTable discussion of \u201cWhat Beta Donald\tand her daughter, Mrs.\tH.was held\ton\tTuesday,\tSeptember.ond Art Exhibition, with the ob-1\tSigma Phi Friendship\tmeans\tto\tMcLeod and Mrs.Lem Clark.20.\tFirst\tvice\tpresident\tMrs.\tJ.\tjeet of encouraging, and stimul-\teach Member\u201d.\tThey were assisted in serving by D.Edmond was in the chair re- ating interest in our local ar-\tThe evening ended with re- : Mrs.Stuart Billing and Mrs.placing Mrs.C.Wilson who has! lists.\tfreshments and friendly chat- Wyatt Savage, moved to Massachusetts.Sixteen Mrs.Spafford gave the form ter.\tThe tea table wgs attractively members were present.The devo-\t! which the different committees\tNext meeting will be held on ; arranged with fall flowers in\ta lions were taken by (he pres-! would take this year, and intro-\tMonday, October 3rd, at the| crystal\tbow\u2019l and pink tapers\tin fit Currie at\tduced the cultural program the\thome of Mrs.John Lacroix.crystal\tholders.in London, England, she is widely travelled, having lived -in Europe and the Middle East where she studied works of art.Miss Parker is also a graduate of the New York School of Interior Design and has been interior decorator for Simpson's in Montreal for the past four years, where Miss Lister is also a member of the staff.are verily and judgment; all his ding of Mi&i jancf Carol Kins.commandments arc sure.1'ncy man, the only daughter of Mr.stand fast for ever and ever, and and Mrs w T Kinsman of cla.are done in truth and upright- rcncej N.S., and Mr Gerald Dou-R058-\tglas Parker, son of Mr.and Milk and cookies - after school Just as sure as back-to-school means a little more peace for Mother, home-from-school means only one thing.Hungry mouths to fill .with a snack that will satisfy energy demands, yet not diminish 6 o'clock appetites.Here are two quicky family-style cookie recipes for your ,\t,\t,\tjar .\t.and a nice new\tmiik j renee by\tthe Rev.Kenneth)\tPlie\ttreasurer gave\ther\treP01l drink\tidea too.And Mom,\tsince |Thompson.\tand the card secietary, Miss y0() never outgrew your need for 1 be bride, a recent graduate ;\t.\u2014\tmilk, why not have a bit of an I Acadia University was gown- a teal blue sheath of tissue failc aftpr-school breather yourself?ed in white silk organza over \u2022\twith accessories to match and a\tWe suggest you enjoy the good- taffeta, fashioned with a fitted\tcorsage of pink roses.\tness of milk and the crispnes.i j bodice and bout neckline tlecoi-\tWilliam Parker, brother of the\tqX these cookies, while y'ou listen aled\twith\tappliques of\tFrench i\tgroom, was best man.\tUshers ! to your sman f\u2019ry rciate the ex- face.\tThe\tflowing floor\tlength\twere\tPaul Kinsman,\tbrother of! cjtjng\thappenings of their\tday.skirt swept gracefully with a the bride.Benjamin Leonard and UOCONUT-CRUNCH COOKIES Evangelistic - Undenominational bustle effect at the back.Her MacGregor Fraser.Mr Ereidel (Makes About 4 1/2 Dozen vi.ivnav «unvïrrs-\telbow Ien.Sth vcil £el1 from a Gmeiner of Acadia University ' \u2018.Cookies) in -in ™ tv,\u201e t\" \u2018j.c.,n_-r coronej- °f seed pearls, and she ; was organist,\t2 cups sifted all-purpose flour, 10.30 a.m.\tme\tLord a\t^upper.\tearned a bouquet, of white roses\tThe wedding reception for one\t2 teaspoons baking powder, 1/2 *,.30 p.m.\tSunday\tSenoo,\tRally\taccented by white stephanotis\thundred guests was held at the\tteaspoon salt, 1 1/4 cups flaked residence of the bride s parents.\tor Cut-up shredded coconut, 1 Corroborative selections from\tftjj-g, Gault L.Parker of Drum\tthe church hall\ton October 24 i \u201cScience and Health with Key to\ttpondville, Quebec.\tat.two o'clock.\tThe annual j the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker The marriage was solemnized| Thanksgiving Supper will lake Eddy will include.Let us learn\t,)n Saturday, August 27th,\tin a\tplace on October\t13.The Christ- of the real and eternal, and pre-\tdouble ring ceremony in\tthe\tmas tea and sale\twill take place pare for the reign of Spirit, the\t(Jnited Baptist Church in\tCla\ton December 3.kingdom of heaven,\u2014the reign and rule of universal harmony, which cannot be lost, nor remain forever unseen.\u2019\u2019 Evangelistic GRACE CHAPEL MONTREAL STREET Day.Special Program.Everyone and green ivy.CATERERS Far Weddings, Luncheons, Teas, Home Cooking ROCKCLIFFE 471 Quebec St.Tel.LO.2-3433 MOVING?Use our Art Crawford Abensquis, LC.Ç-ÎI05 Sherbrooke, Avtharhad Agtnlt for Service! tuner] VmHKLt êriuitiî lluitrîi (Jllmrrii Court St., »t William* Minister \u2014 Rev.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D, Organist: Mrs.Graham Barr 9.45 a.m, \u2014 Sunday School, Junior, Intermediate and Senior.11.00 a.m.\u2014 Nursery.Beginners and Primary.11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.Topic: \"EDMONTON 1960\" Trinity it a friendly church and welcomes all who come! \u201cUMMM .I just love milk and cookies after school \u2014 My Mom keeps the cookie jar full, and I pour the milk myself.Sometimes, I flavor it and have lots of fun making a chocolate milk shake, and .\t.\t- *\tSift together flour, baking preach on the subject: LON Miss Sandra Franklin and Miss of the bride.\tnowder and salt.Add and mix in VINCED, CONVICTED, Bl 1 Margaret Jackson, were similarly For going away the bride wore coconut.Cream butter well; gra-NOT CONVERTED.\"\tattired in gowns of sapphire blue, a two piece costume of pale roset-¦ dually beat in sugar.Add eggs, Wednesday, 8 p.m.\tThey carried bouquets of white'ta green linen Her accessories 1 one aj a tjme beating in well 0,ber drinks 1 dream up.But mostly.1 just drink it plain, cause I\u2019m Prayer & Bible Study\tchrysanthemums and ivy.\t\u2019 were of beige and her corsage of ajqer\taddition Beat in ve- so ihirsty when 1 come home from school.\u201d SPECIAL! SPECIAL!\tThe mother of the bride wore pink roses.\tnilla.Add dry ingredients to Coming, October 2nd to 16th.a sheath of sapphire blue lace ¦ Mr.and Mrs.Parker will reside creamed mixture, part at a time, Bryce Harton and accompanying lover taffeta with a matching hat j in Saekville, N.B.where the 1 combining well after each addi-musician, of the \u201cOpen Air Cam and a corsage of pink roses, j groom is a lecturer in English tion.Drop dough by teaspoonfuls paigners.\u201d Watch far further an nouncement.Listen to \u201cThe Glad Tidings Hour\u201d broadcast over CKTS on Sunday at 1.30 p.m ROMANS 5:7-8 For scarcely for a righteous man will one die: yet peradven-ture for a good man some would even dare to die.But God com-mendefch His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.Lennoxville Pentecostal Church while the groom's mother wore! at Mount Allison University.Needle Novelties ICiuuuixuiUr Hnitrft (Elmrrh Corner Queen and Church Sts.Lennoxville Minister: REV.A.B.LOVELACE.B.A., B.D.9.30 a.m.\u2014Early Service.Sunday School tor children over nine years.11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship.Sunday School for children under nine years.Preacher at both Services: Rev.Ernest Breen, Cook-shire.4.45 p.m.-\u2014Hi-C Supper Meeting.7.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Service Sermon: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL.This is the first in a series on: Modern answers to Ancient Questions.Rev.G.R.Ewald, BJ Sunday Services: 9.45 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a m.Worship.7.30 p.m.Evangelistic Tuesday\u20148 p.m.Bible & Prayer.Friday\u20148 p m.\u201cChris sadors\u201d for all ages.Everyone Is Welcome! 492 College Street, Richmond.D.J.Poirier, Pastor.Sunday Services 9.45 a.m.Sunday School.11.00\ta.m.Worship.Saturday 8.00 The Pentecostal Chapel onto buttered cookie sheets.Bake in a moderate oven (SSO'E.) until golden - 10 to 12 minutes.Remove from cookie sheets and cool on cake racks.CRUNCHY PEANUT COOKIES (Makes About 4 Dozen Cookies) 1 1 4 cups sifted all-purpose flour, 1\t1/2\tteaspoons baking pow\u2019der, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 2 cups cornflakes, 2/3 cup coarsely-chopped salted peanuts.3/4 cup ! softened butter, 12 cup lightly packed brown sugar.2/3 cup white sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon vanilla, about 1/4 cup milk.Sift, together flour, baking powder and salt.Measure cornflakes and crush lightly.Add to j iiour mixture along w ith pea-¦ nuts; mix lightly.Cream butter y\\ell; gradually beat in brown and white sugars.Beat in egg I and vanilla.Add dry ingredients ! to creamed mixture alternately !with sufficient milk to make a stiff dough - about 1/4 cup milk.Drop dough by teaspoonfuls onto ! buttered cookie sheets.Flatten with tines of a wet fork Bake in a moderate oven (350'F.) until just set - 10 to 12 minutes.Remove from cookie sheets and cool on cake racks.\t|of vanilla or other flavored ice PINEAPPLE FLIP\tcream in\teach\tglass\tbefore\tfil- (Makes 6\tServings)\tling with\tmilk\tmixture.Stir - (6 ounce) can thawed Note: For individual serving, frozen pineapple concentrate, into:stir 2 tablespoons thawed frozen 1\tquart chilled\tmilk; combine\t; pineapple\tconcentrate\tinto\ta\ttalL well.\tIf desired,\tplace a\tscoop\tglass of chilled\tmilk.B^EAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD 24 oz- when baked Tel LO.2-2744 TATTED MAT Oval tatted mat to adorn an oblong table can be quickly made up p m \"STUDIES n THE Don Lyon and Mrs Richard frotty.In charge of publicity are Mrs Stephen Allait and Mrs Ronald Phillips Decoration convener is Mrs Gordon Mm\\ while the music convener is Mrs.Curtis Bishop.I The English eomment.uv will i tie provided hv Mrs Norbert Keenan and the French commen i.irv b> Mrs Hans Van dei Wertt The model- will tv Mrs Robert Beaudn.Mr- Marcel Moreau.Mrs Sanfoid Carter, Miss Anita IVnieet Mrs John Turnbull, Mr-Bert Paquet, Miss Claudette Per ras and Mrs Gordon Breen Fashions will be supplied by Munwotle de Paris J A Robert, Skinner and Nadeau J N Hoi-ivert and Salon Gm* I'lxveeds (rum the -how will l~ 1 .1.fttr*\u2014 twvN go toward» education and welfare for the nredv Among some of the projects on dertaken during the veat liv she IODK are supplying milk daily to a needv tamilv and knitting sock» for Korean.- Vt Christina.- time, Christmas Cheer Basket» containing cloth mg.f>>od, ami tovs are given to neevty (amiliea Ihiring the past vear the Sir Ibidlev Pound Chapter h.is been (vntnhuting to the \"Eskimo Fund,\" a fund to help the ):»kt mo* of Frobisher R«v build a re creation ball One of the Chapter s pnmarv purposes us the promotion of odii cation hv financial aid to stu dents particularlv to those w,hose lathers were killed or disabled fighting for their couiitrv Ibis group also made it passu h e tor a young girl to go to the A M i A oamp thus summer Besf wishes for the success of the 10 D E.FASHION SHOW SEPTEMBER 28th( 8 15 p m of the CAVALIER ROOM Hotel Wellington.Tni» ipaca donated hyi Sherbrooke Machineries LTD a BOO R«ndrill Shfftbiook*.Ou# Ev.ry .ucc.a.to th.I O D P Admiral So Dudley Pound Cbapt,, FASHION.SHOW.SEPTEMBER 28tl,\t8 IS.Hot,I w#iimgton Sherbrooke Insurance Service Ltd.GENERAL INURANCE H J.EVANS\tl.P COUTURE 43 King West -SHERBROOKE Tel.LO 9 3697 Plan now to attand the MAM'ZELLE DE PARIS FASHION SHOW, SEPT.28th, Sponsored by the I.O.D.E.Admiral Sir Dudley Pound Chapter.Attend, and help a worthy cause.Sherbrooke Pure Milk co.LTD.209 Belvedere St North Tel.LO.2-1585 P ¦ COMMENTATORS Mis Hans Van der Wrrff, left, and Mrs Norbert Keenan, of Lennoxville, will lie commentators *1 the lODF Mam'z.elle 's'tal 1h«!de^-the same voice with the same ^he f™Vv,\t7/ quetstion.Again the dash back j to the screen.But now the gamei0*!?' ,\t.\t,\t,\t., .is over.The crowd is pouring out ,T,hp hnde s cake decorated rn of the -stands.You\u2019re going to;Pink and white was made and have to wait for the papers to a',e:d b-v Mrs- R McHTdrS- find out What really happened.nTbe sfrve/s ^\taLela Dustin, Sandra Hibbard, Alargaret and Mrs.James R.Armstrong included, Mr.and Qualify Finishing K\u2019S îyïWS I! ini LENNOXVILLE Carry cn Sher-Sells! K i SHE* y > '-mm You tell the story to your pals next day.Who do you cuss at?The phone?Or the fathead who misused it at the critical moments of the game?Now keep this episode in mind | Mrs Alex Hibbard, while we talk about neuralgia.!\t- McHarg, Mary Waite, Mrs.M.Whipple, and Airs.Pierce.Others helping were Mrs.Ruth Waite, Airs.L.H.Martin, Airs.Claire Libby, Mrs.W.S.Keeler, and i Which really means a nerve KNOWLTON _ i that\u2019s taken it upon itself to cause! ICE CREAM Ice cream waw one of the favorite desserts of the Roman Emperor Nero.1 you pain, ! About 999 times out of 1,000 when someone tells you he's suffering from neuralgia, you may CITY OF SHERBROOKE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC TENDERS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF I960 \u2014 61 WINTER SEASON SALT The City of Sherbrooke is calling tenders for the transportation of sail in bulk, for its 1960-61 season.Transportation will be made according to the City\u2019s needs.The approximate quantity required is 1,500 tons.The truck will be loaded by the suppliers in Montreal and unloaded by the truckers at the bin on Galt Terrace in Sherbrooke.The salt must be protected from bad weather during its transportation from Montreal to Sherbrooke.Sealed tenders duly marked \u2018Tenders for Transportation of salt\u2019\u2019 must reach the purchasing agent, at the City Hall, before 5.00 o\u2019clock on September 28, 1960.H.P.Emond, City Clerk.The Hospital Auxiliary was entertained by Mrs.Nellie d\u2019Artois ; and Mrs.Elton Bockus at the latter\u2019s home on Wednesday af-,\t,\t,\t,\t,\tternoon.The ladies spent the af- be sure that the abused \u2019n,e\u2019r'e i tefaioon to kndtting and handwork.I is no more at, fault than the was served by the hostesses.1 phone that -rang during the home The nex, meeting will take place half of the ni-ntti.That\u2019s why the |on dash for a pain-killer ought to be one of the last things you do.Instead of the first.For example, take a facial neuralgia.It\u2019s quite true that once every blue moon the nerve itself seems to be primarily at fault.And in this condition, called trigeminal -neuralgia, the pain may be so severe and persistent that the physician' has to cut or destroy the offending structure.But moist often, a® in the case of the phone that\u2019s misused by some fathead, the nerve is the innocent victim of something that's gone sour along the line.HOBBYISTS for Quality DEVELOPING ENLARGING STUDIO BELISLE ENRG.COATSCOOK 66 Child Street Tel.VI.9-2393 FOR SERVICE \u2014 QUALITY \u2014 ECONOMY in CONCRETE call UNICRETE READY MIX INC.\u2022 7 Y»rd Capacity Truck Mlxar» \u2022\tFraa Expart E«timation« \u2022\tDay Dalivary Saturday Tel.LO.7-6362 October 12 at the home of Airs.F.Baader in Bolton Pass.The Quest Young People\u2019s I Group met in the manse for the election of officers and the following were elected: President Arthur Duboyce; secretary, Linda Bockus: treasurer.Janet Benoit: and social convener, Nancy Crandall.On Friday evening, Grade XI held a record hop in the High School gymnasium.Refreshments were .served at intermission.Proceeds for the evening were most satisfactory.On Wednesday evening.Sept.14, Mrs.Elton Bockus, with Mrs, | Like an impacted, third molar, j Nellie d\u2019Artois as co-hostess, en-l>r an abscessed fang of a tooth, jtertamed- 'the Canasta Club at Or a pimple in the ear canal.Or her home on Maple Street, Cards an infected middle ear.Or pres- ! were played at three tables and j sure on the'nerve root, as a result i,(he prizes were won by Mrs.' of a misalignment due to loss of Gertrude Partridge and Mrs.Car! teeth or an illfitt.ing denture.Oriç, McClay.The party was held j maybe even an increased pres- jn complement to rMs.Earl De-sure in the eyeball such as occurs Marcos, of Vancouver, B.C., who in -glaucoma about which I wrote j jS visiting her mother, Mrs.- a few weeks -ago,\t_ j Marion Pettes, for the month of ! | One way or other, don\u2019t lake | September.Refreshments were it out on the nerve.Unless you re 15pj-ved by the 'hostesses, the sort that would pull out.your j Qn Sunday' morning, the 400th phone because someone dialed the anniversary'of the Scottish Re-j wrong number a couple of times, formation was celebrated at the ^_________________________________ -United Church with a special ser- vice conducted by Rev.J.David McCord, and a sermon in keeping with the day was delivered, j Airs.Earl DeAfarcos.of Vancouver, B.C., who is visiting her mother, Mrs.Marion Pettes, spent j several days in Montreal, where jsbe visited friends and relatives.| Mrs.DeAIarcos, a gradu \u2022 The Royal Victoria Hospital was ;a member of the hospital sia*.before moving to Vancouver.Mr.and Airs.Ernest.Battley.; of Smittiville.Ont.spent their holidays in town, guests of Mr.and Airs.Reginald Batley.T?\tn\tT\"N U A 4 n XT n »» Richardson\u2019 Studio NEWPORT, VERMONT All makes of Cameras, Films, Polaroid films.Movie Supplies, Quality Photo Finishing.KUctrlca! Contrat» Batching Plant Day or Night Dalivary Monday thru' Friday No Extra Charga tor Night Dalivary.\u2014\tSherbrooke Best Wishes for the Success of the Sher-Bell Camera Club! Wm.H.LUNAN PHOTOFINISHING SERVICE STUDIO 104 St.Charles Street, ASBESTOS, QUE,\tTEL.879-4984 WE ARE EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOU WITH THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHY: COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING COPYING PORTRAIT PUBLICITY INDUSTRIAL WEDDINGS PRESS BRING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS TO US.We offer you 20 Years Practical and Technical experience in serving the public as Professional Photographer.MEMBER: Commercial & Press Photographers' Assn, of Canada Inc.L'Association des Photographes Professionnels de la Province de Quebec.(Section des Cantons de l'Est) Inc.3550 King West YOU MEAN THEY IMAGINE THERE'S A DEMON IN THE VASE.Y-BUT WE, BEING CIVILIZED, REALIZE THAT LITTLE CREATURE WITH THE WH ITE WHISKERS AND RED UNDER-SHIRT IS MERELY A SILLY SUPERSTITION// \\Y f, 8LAIE5.10CKE01 I'll.TRY THE 84CK DOOR, 6UT THEY MAY HAVE GONE to the cemetery:,;-Iu^ ùAsP/ OF COURSE HE SAYS THE (WRUJARY IS ON THE HEKT STREET TO CUR LEFT EAST.A80UT +00 METERS AHEAD WHEN YOU SEE THE SACRED PUNUINYORE VASE, YOU WILL NOTICE TWO DARLING LITTLE CHAPS WALKING AROUND IT BAREFOOT ON RED-HOT COALS.'.1 /-r , , - ÎY1 \u201c\t1 THAT LITTLE DEMON ?-N-NO, I DON\u2019T SEE HIM, V RpHE WlLASE U OF HIKAWA, OFF THE SEAT ESI TRACK.,.* SIT OF OLD JAPAN 0LT *HER£ EITHER/'/\u2019 5 OS B i / i I PWl i t':«V v A FEW HUNDRED YARDS AWAY THE MOURNERS OF\t\u2022 JHi A LOCAL CITIZEN ATTEND HIS FUNERAL G PY# I IF HOW CAN VOU TALK LIKETHA WHEN VOU KNOW I ALWAVS INSIST THE CHILDREN AM I SUPPOSED TO JUST STAND here AND HOLDMVCOA AND HAT ?AM I THE FORGOTTEN MAN?NOT A HOCK CK COAT HANGER left for me N THE CLOSET ' DON T I COUNT ?I'M SURPRISED AT Jises, WHAT HAPPENED } TO THE FLOWERS ?/ I J LEFT T-HcM ON\tT ~ TABLE X DELIVERED THOSE FLOWERS TO THE WRONS HOUSE / OH - X SEE THEM ON THE TABLE- SOU COM3.A! s.LEAVE the LI KE THA JiGGS,VOU WERE A RiOTT; MA06 DCOPKNOB FOR VCU TO \\^e) FLOWERS > I'LL SET A VASE PCR THEM HANGVCUR THINGS ON - \t ! i SHKRBROOKF I'MIV RKfORH.SATl\u2019RDW SKPT Sher-Bell Camera Cli \u2019) invites new members IRON HILL The Ladies' Guild met in'the parish Hall with Mrs.Sydney Chapman and Mrs.Percy Howard as hos'esses.Tea mone> amounted to $6.Mr.Sydney chapman.Mr Mil-ton Mo'.fatt.and Mr.Percy Howard were in Sutton to attend the annual Deanery- meeting.PHOTO - HOBBYIST, for helpful hints! developing $> printing let us assist you, STUDIO LAVIGNE Main St.\u2014 Tel.585 COWANSVILLE Sher-Bell Club open to all interested 'SHER-BELL'' CAMERA CLUB OUTING Technical advisor is versatile The technical advisor of the \"Sher-Bell\u201d Camera Club is a well experienced professional photographer who has been practicing his profession in the Toronto.Montreal and Eastern Townships districts for the past 20 years.A man of diversified interests.Douglas Gerrish, of North Hat-i ley has taken a multitude of pictures ganging from Maurice Che-1 valier, the world-famous singing star oif France to accident pic , tures.At age 43.gay.jovial Gerrirhl is considered to be one of the Townships best photographers having studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Montreal and tia\\ ing worked for four years textile designing.Among his many activities.Mr Gerrish is also honorary presic1 ent of the Bishop's University Photography Club and a member of the Commercial and Press work and an amateur psychologist.Among the in ; i\\ sti:-people he has photographed are Mauric-\u2019 Chevalier and L.-.nritz Melchior, Metropolitan Opera singing star.Over the years, Doug has worked for Olivier.Skinner and Nadeau and M.TV.Mitchell photography departments At present, he is columnist for the Daily Record.He specializes in photography Sherbrooke commercial, THE BEST OF LUCK TO SHUTTERBUGS , .wishing you fun with PICTURE-TAKING-HOBBY YES SIR \u2014 we like amateurs, come on in! STUDIO ECLAIR 509 South St.\u2014 COWANSVILLE Tel.68M BOLEX \u2014 ROLLEI \u2014 ZEISS PRontEIw SHERBROOKE.CUE (Louis Gagné) ARTISTS' MATERIALS \u2014 BLUE PRINTS 107 Frontenac St.\u2014Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014LO.2-4811 \u2019\t- fV .V : i.l \u2014 J!\" u\":;',.''-ifi r The \"Slier Bell ' Camera Clubj was organized in the spring of 19ôtr bv a group of Bell Tele phone employées from which the club received its name At the beginning, only Bell Telephone employees were admitted into ihe club but later\u2019 this was found to be impractical for many of the members were transferred to other cities tor ex tended periods.To carry on Us work effectively, the club found it necessary to open its membership to everyone interested in photography.Being a member of the Camera Club offers many opportune ties to those who even have a box camera to pursue then an The club brings together a group of people with a common merest - photography - who discuss their particular ways of taking a picture.Everyone is able to learn something new out of this.Among the Club's activities are field trips which not only offers the student fresh air, but enjoyable afternoons where one is free to try out any particular1 angles he wishes to use without fear of criticism from fellow members, will be trying, in his own way, to capture on film his own viewpoint.Meetings are held once a month and are carried out in an j informal manner with good discussion periods.Also books on photography are brought in by members on a loan basis.This gives members a chance to read about subjects which they might not have in their own library.Interesting films and slides are shown which give the members ideas for fufure projects.As the films are taken by professionals, there is a lot lo be learned from their work.Photography has no age barrier.Following is the Club\u2019s constitution: Regular meetings shall be held every first and third Thursday; of the month, except during the summer months when the meetings will be every 1st.Thursday of the month.Special meetings of the Club may be called by the President at the request of five members.Notice of such meetings shall be sen! to each member of the Club at least three days prior to the dale of the meeting.Regular membership is open satilily of a studio camera, porta-: bility of a press camera and the precision of a Swiss watch,\u201d he i says.lo alt employees ot The Bel Telephone Company of Canada upon payment of one year s dues Regular membership is also open to all retired Bel! Tele phone employees upon payment of one year's dues The dues for associate mem hers shall be the same as lor regular members.Associate members may not hold more than 2 executive of-fices Regular members who leave the employ of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada shall automatically cease to be regular members and may become associate members \\n> member or ex member who holds any Club property shall return such property upon request of the executiva com mittcf.Termination of membership for any cause or reason w hatsoever shall forthwith operate as a re lease to all right, title and in-tcrest to the property and as .-els of the Club.\\ million villagers nod tribes men including women and chil dren.built the Burma Road between Burma and China with hoes and hammers.CLARENCEVILLE Mrs John Solfe wav hostess io the members of the Bridge c lub at lier home on Ssmtli S.Highest score for the evening was made by M>< Anne Muette Refreshments were served by the hostess Mis- Grace unci Kills', Whec'cr, from Montre ai, s tvn: the weekend with their niece.Mrs tior-don Young and Mr Young, and attended Mi-s Sandra Young's birthday party A large number of friends and .relatives assembled at the home I of Mr.and Mrs.William Beer-wort on Saturday evening, Sept.HV to help them celebrate tlieif tenth we, dmg anniversary.A jolly time was bad and a pres ent at ion was made to the guests of honor Rev and Mr, Mm Sell wood.Nancy and Rohcr: and Mr and Mrs Gordon Young and children mooted to Lake l.aehigan to spend some time at the Sell-svooJ $ M»minor homo ART\u2019S JEWELLERY STORE 43 Wellington North LO 9 1484 SHERBROOKE Ball A Howell.Kayiton», Kodak.Yashin.Potn 8 mm, 16 mm.35 mm.Black and Whit» and Color Devtloping KODAK.FERANI A.AGFA films to the Shei Bell Cltilv DOUGLAS GERRISH Photographers' Association of Canada.Before accepting the position of the \u201cSher-Bell\" Club technical advisor, Mr.Gerrish was professor of photography for two years at the Y.W.C.A.located on Montreal Street.Father of three children ranging in ages from 18 months to 7 years, he is a great enthusiast in scraperboard (scpatchboard) art amateurs often gain more from their picture-takino-fua when they belong to * «roup like the SHER-BELL CLUê ! , ./O ¦ ¦\t\u2022 ^,0 ¦ industrial, profile and wedding I pictures.But what he likes photographing most of all are young children and pretty girls.\u201cPhotography is a form of ex pression unlike other mediums,\u201d Mr, Gerrish says, \u201cwhich requires | ! greater or lesser time to realize ; j one\u2019s original vision.The whole j photograph takes place in an instant in the negative.But the I print, the form in which the picture will be seen, can be made five minutes or five years from now.The print is only an exten-| sion of the original vision.\u201d The main reason why Mr.Gerrish got interested in photography was \u201cthe speed of completion of my ideas i*hat fascinated me and as time went on the improvement of my technique ] ! through experience and experi- j ment gave me more incentive to j continue in my chosen profes-1 si>n.\u201d \u201cI am continually striving to improve my work.And after all these years I still find myself ! enthusiastic over a theory or j some new technique I am anxici I to use in some picture story,\u201d h says.Mr.Gerrish likes to use a Re- | flex camera and finds that h can use it about 70 per cent e the time.On the other hand, M Gerrish needs a bigger came-.and then uses a Linhof 4 x 5.\u201cThe extreme* movement o this Linhof gives me the vo PORTRAITS require know-how .For tbal professional touch, contact R.C.STUDIO MAGOG 155 Sherbrooke St.Tel.VI.3-2824 WE ENJOY WORKING WITH hobbyist: SKINNER-NADEAU PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT mm- CONGRATULATIONS to the SHER-BELL CAMERA CLUB CHAS.BAUDOT Franchised Laic* D*al»r ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL 35mm is our specialty.299 Queen Blvd.N.LO.7-7930 DO YOU HAVE AN INTERESTING HOBBY.IF NOT, MAY WE RECOMMEND PHOTOGRAPHY IF YOU ARE ALREADY A ; you\u2019ll derive more pleasure from your hobby by belonging to the SHER-BELL CAMERA CLUB Our club meets regularly at the KING GEORGE HOTEL, an excellent gathering place for amateur* of various stages in photo experiences, for the novice with a box camera or advanced photographers wishing to improve their technique in picture taking.Our Club is open to all serious minded photographers.Our group activities offer congenial surroundings, a chance to talk shop with your fellow photographer, and occasionally interesting adventures with your camera, when we go on field trips under the direction of Doug Gerrish, our technical advisor.Come along with your camera.Members with problems, bring them to be thrashed out.MEMBERSHIP is only $3.00 per year For more information call or write \u2014- MISS DOROTHY SHATTUCK St.Lawrence Corporation Ltd.EAST ANGUS \u2014 LO.9-3673 \u2014 Local 65 DOUGLAS GERRISH TadvÎsor NORTH HATLEY VI.2-2271 Pretident, Mr.Bill Jack \u2014 Viee-prejiden», Mr.G.J.Engleherdt Sec-treasurer, Miss Dorothy Shaftuck > 12 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, SETT.24, 1960, HEN O'DONNELL'S [Sport Shots an cl pot Shots Pittsburg Pirates 'pennant champagne still in ice bucket Bob Buhl, Ernie Broglio, two right- handers give Pirates more trouble as Buhl pitches a five - hitter for Braves By ED WILKS\t233 hiUw, plunked « jingle to Bob Buhl *nd Ernie Broglio, a centre in the seventh inning, couple of hght,handers who have moved up on Buhl * sacrifice and given Pittsburgh trouble all sea «cored on Del Crandall\u2019* bad-hop LITTLE LEAGUE HONORS TIIKIR CHAMPIONS The lixth annual banquet of the Sherbrooke-Lennoxville Ut-ik League was held Thursday evening at the New Wellington Hotel where the various champions and winners of the special sn> combined friday to keep\t'¦ingle off\tthe\tglove\tof shortstop award* were honored.This in the young ball player\u2019s mind Is Ihe tTrates pennant Champagne\tDick\tSchofield.\tThat beat\tRed \u2022 \u201e .vpnl\ton ice\tWitt fl-2), who gave up the other q\th\tu i 4U\tTh\thave waited 33 run on Billy Bruton\u2019s, 12th home W'e had the pleasure of attending, as we have in the past, but years /or a Natlonai League pen-\trun we think that Thursday\u2019s was the best yet.Jim Wark, commonly naIit party, have to wait a bit known to his many friends as Uncle Jim, was the guest speaker longer because Buhl pitched a and we think that he gave one of the best talks to the kids we five hitler that gave the now have heard for a long time.\tdead Milwaukee Braves a 2-1 He talked plainly and all the youngsters understood what he victory and ended Pittsburgh's Baseball Als Face Argos In Monfreal Today In Whal Should Be Real Batfle As Both Clubs Gunning For A Victory Saturday's Games Nstionsl Ltsgo* Pittsburgh it Milwaukee.St.Louis at Chicago.Philadelphia at Cincinnati.(Only games scheduled).American League New York at Boston.Chicago at Cleveland.Baltimore at Washington.Kansas City at Detroit.SUNDAY 1ST KACÉ \u2014 \"O\" TROT 4 PACi PURSE: $100.00 1\u2014\tTOVY BROOKE JR 2\u2014\tLITTLE ROYAL.A.Gravel.was trying to get across.It wasn\u2019t over their heads, as some we have heard, but real plain down-to-earth language.When you can keep close to 100 youngsters\u2019 interest that is certain proof that your talk is reaching them.His French version was great and although he made a few winning .streak at six That left the Piraten with six games to play and » magic number of two over the second-place Cardinals, who stayed alive with a pair of 5-1 victories at Buhl fl5-9i, winning his first since he beat Pittsburgh 7-1 three weeks ago, lost the lead after blanking the Bucs on one hit ur> lil the fifth inning.Then Bill Vir-don two-out double tied it after \u2018ingles by Don Hoak and Schofield.Broglio (21-7) became the first to win 21 for St.Louis since 1916, when lefthander Howie Follet, mistakes that didn\u2019t matter.The kids enjoyed every minute of it.Chicago Broglio won the opener now the Cards\u2019 pitching coach, We think what struck them the most wan when he commenced and of the doubleheader with a five won his 21st in a pennant play-told them that everybody called him \u201cMon Oncle Jim\u2019\u2019 well from hitter against the Cubs for his joff wilh Brooklyn.Broglio, cer- ofher pitcher to beat the Pirates ¦three 'times, once in relief.CARDS' CHANCES SLIM The Cardinals, trailing by six games with eight games left, have only a ghost of a chance to then on he had their complete Interest.His talk was plain every day language and we are of the opinion that many of the parents who were there will agree.He outlined several very important facts in a youngster\u2019s life and pointed out that what they were learning would help them to become better citizens later in life.He was really great and everybody enjoyed every minute of It.'thanks Jim for a nice evening.The event was well organized and despite all the trophies and \u2022wards presented it didn\u2019t last loo long which is very important as far as the kids are concerned.It was a great thing to see them go up for their trophies and for once their parents were there to see them do it, which in our mind was a great thing.President Frank Kenally spoke briefly, as the others, and thanked all who helped to make the season such a grand success.We would like to pay a few compliments of our own to one individual who in our mind has done more for the Little league than (catch the Pirates, even afler any other we know of.\tI winning six of their last seven We don\u2019t believe he has missed a game throughout the season.He was always there ready to do anything, keep score and several other things and has even on occasions acted as an umpire.We think a lot of credit for Ihe success goes to him and we are referring to a slightly built individual with a Scottish accent none other than Ted Anderson.Ted was the first president of the Little League in Sherbrooke and it always has been very close to his heart He reports the games to both papers, gives results to the radio and TV and I game scheduled, covers all events pertaining to Little League.As far as the news-: Milwaukee defeated the Pirates papers are concerned we would like, on behalf of the Press, to thank him for his great help in looking afler things.He happens to be one of the few always ready to give a help-rng hand.You don\u2019t hear too much about him as he is always in the background hut your work is greatly appreciated and Ted the boys of the Press thank you for your great help.H is a great community service you are doing and keep It up, Yr A ?A junior football practice has been called for Monday oven ing at the Park Avenue Stadium for 6.30.This is open to all jun iom who are interested in the game and they aie asked to be on heixL The team* will be chosen and all players should be there for this important: meeting.The newt game of the finals of the Massawippi Valley Base haE League is Mated for tomorrow afternoon in Magog, in the first, tdt at .Beebe last Saturday the Magog sluggers belted out ,\u2022 176 rktory while the second one, called on Sunday, was ean-eetled omlng to the inclement weather.21st victory, tying Milwaukee\u2019s dainty a top choice as the league\u2019s Warren- Spate for the major- sophomore of the year, is 15-5 as league lead.Buhl\u2019s victory was hi* third over Pittsburgh in four decisions.He and1 Broglio, who has a 4-0 record against the Bucs, are the Sunday's Games National Leagu* Philadelphia at Cincinnati.Pittsburgh at Milwaukee.St.Louis at Chicago.San Francisco at Los Angeles American League Kansas City at Detroit.Chicago at Cleveland.Baltimore at Washington.New York at Boston.a starter and 6-2 in relief.He didn\u2019t win, as a starter until Memorial Day.WHITE PROVIDES POWER This victory was, the fifth in a only two pitcher» who have row for Broglio, 25, who ex-beaten Pittsburgh three times a-s i tended his shu'out string over the starters this season.The Cards\u2019 Cubs to 24 innings before they Ron Kline, an ex-Buc, is the only scored in the seventh on three Bowling Results DOMINION TEXTILE MIXED BOWLING Pts Average MONTREAL \u2014 The big game\tbetter than to get back his is today.It\u2019s a big game for\tpasses completed record from both the Alouettes and the\tToronto.In the first meeting of Argos, as the Alouettes will be\tthe season, the Argos, behind striving to dump Toronto into\tthe arm of ex NFL great Tobin\tf°v^\tA,,Gr second place and at the same\tRote, set a new pass completion\t*\u2014king\u2019s pride™jnC\u201dp\u2019 Normandin time equal the distance between record.Etcheverry, with enough 5\u2014cyril ibaf.f.Brochu, the two.Clubs.\tpride to fill a wash tub, can be &~I>C>CTOR brooke c, m.Leciair.Toronto, who blasted off to 5 counted on to get this record\tcZSlZprenam- straight wins before running back to the Alouettes if pos- \u2018\t\u2018\t\u2019 orln' into 2 losses at the hands of sible.\tînd race \u2014 \"D\" trot a pace the Ottawa Rough Riders, will Although the Alouettes go'\tpurse: $100.05 ,come to town with a win in into Saturday's battle without \u2022 1\u2014morning mist.w.Mosher, mind.In\ttheir last\tmeeting, the\tthe services of George Deiderich,\tJ\u2014Mt> lass, l.Huekmu.! Alouettes\tfelt they\tshould have\tBill Shipp, Wes Gideon and\tRon\ttZvFRtfv rrv RiTeno* v' (had the victory, although the ;Nietupski, the replacements for s-Lebeai'.\u2019g.'Lach«n«#rm*n w- Litchfield, under the\tgun from\ttwo straight\tform 100%.Charlie and\tRay\t3RD & 7TH \u2014 -d\" trot a pace losses by\tOttawa, they can be\tBaillie played an important\tpart:\tpurse: $225.0» j counted on to be as rough as ; in the 30 to 29 win over Hamil- 1\u2014happy chum.their opening game.\tton last Saturday and are raring 2\u2014dixie baby, a.Gravel.The Alouettes by the same to go against the Argos.Ross LrsE directly.token are fighting mad about the Buckle and Ted Elsby, who play-\tAp o»8-, K E-^ir.one point losses to Toronto and ed exceptionally well last week, | e^-lafsie land.f.Brochu'°Cht \u2019\u2019 Hamilton and will be out to; are anxiously awaiting a crack j 7\u2014HERBIE direct,- f.DesroAer*.prove they can win handily.Sam ! at Rote and his gentlemen from : 8\u2014dale oaks, b.chabot.Etcheverry would like nothing Toronto.singles and an infield out.Bill i White had- put it away by then, j driving in the Cards\u2019 first four! runs off Glen Hobbie (14-20), ! three with his 161h homer.Card rookie Ray Sadecki (9-8) ! then gave up just five hits in the second game, which was- held to | land 14 of 18.Any combination of seven innings by darkness at Chi-' j two\u2014a pair of Pirate victories', a j cago\u2019s lightlesÿ Wrig'.ey Field, line victory and a Cardinal de- Ken Boyer knocked in three runs, j feat, or two St.Louis losses\u20141 one with his 31st home run [wraps up Pittsburgh\u2019s first flag (Seth Morebead (2-9).and pops the chain- j A single by Tony Gonzalez : off I since 1927 nag ne.Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 6-1 in the onlv other NL for only the -sixth time in games when Chuck Cottier, broke a 1-1 tie for the Phils in a four-run eighth inning capped by Pancho Herrera's two - on homer off Bob Purkey (17-10).John Buzhardt (5-16) won it, after John Buzhardt (5-16) won it, after losing 11 in a row.Dr.Roger Moffaft And Al Caplan Named Vice-Presidents Of Newly Formed Depression Hockey League Dr.Roger Moffat.t end Al Cap-1 lan accepted positions as vice- ! presidents of the Depression ! Hockey League, stated Eugene Lalonde president of the newly formed circuit, last evening.Caplan is well known in local ( sporting circles and his addition I ! Gene Rancourt earned the victory and went the whole dis | to the league will add c r ?\t?Ivan Dugre\u2019s fillies, Fairy Dream and Merry Dream, got away l to a flying st-art in their American debut at the Saratoga Raceway | this week.Jacques I«arente teamed Merry Dream to first place in the $2.0110 IVilliamstown Stake Pace in 2.11 to win by two lengths.Her sister came in strong to finish third.Both the fillies got away to a bad start but rallied after the first turn to finish going away.This puts the Dugre name back in racing circles since his brother Lucien has sold lock, stock and barrel, so to speak.His health forced him to do so but we under stand that he is on the gain now since passing a few days in (he hospital.Our American friends don't miss a trick when it comes to publicity.They called ns to give us the low-down in the race ; which was greatly appreciated.It is a shame that some of our, own don't think along these lines.It would certainly help matters and let the people know what is going on.Congratulations Ivan for your recent success with vour fillies.With the acceptance of Dr.Moffatt and Al Caplan the executive is now complete and Monday evening all team managers are asked to be on hand.Several sportsmen have been approached to take over the.clubs and they are, Georges Masse, Guy Donahue, Rene Lafleur and Raymond Bergeron.These team presidents will pick their own coaches.The league will play their games at the Arena on Tuesday and Thursday evenings when the Sherbrooke Beavers are away.They will be doubleheaders commencing at 7:30.Special forms will be required from all (players who wish to son will be discussed.One big (play in the league.They will item will toe the Changing the | supply the uniforms, sticks and league name as the \u201cDepression ; tape.Special rules will toe es-Hoekey League'\u2019 is registered at ! tablis-hed and all players will be Quebec by the Montreal body.1 required to follow them strictly.Harry Jerome Conies Up With Same Story As Joe Mullins, Musi Have Read Same Script Regarding Coaches A.\tRancourt \t\t\t434\t144.2 Y.\tRancourt \t\t\t397\t132.1 S.\tLussier \t\t\t337\t112.1 I.\tRancourt \t\t\t325\t198.1 c.\tChayer \t\t\t302\t100.2 < .\tPop in \t\t\t290\t96.2 A.\tReed \t\t\t283\ttM.l B.\tDaigneault .\t\t278\t92.2 A.\tProvost \t\t\t281\t87.S.\tLevesque \t\t\t255\t85.h.\tGarand \t\t\t\t232\t77.1 F.\tMorrissette\t\t\t177\t59.\t\"CLUB\t200\"\t\t Hi\tgh Single: Y.Kancoui\t\t\u2022t 159.\t \t\"CLUB\t450\"\t\t High Triple: A.IÎ\t\tan cm\tirt 434.\t Y.\tCyr \t\t\u2022 * \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t507\t169.R\tRiel \t\t\t411\t137.D.\tBeaudette .\t\t404\t134.2 R,\tBoutin \t\t\t383\t127.2 M.\tCouture .\t\t\t383\t127.2 A.\tBeaunoyer .\t\t375\t125.B.\tRuel \t\t\t369\t123.o.\tPoulin \t\t\t354\t118.r,.\tGagnon \t\t\t354\t118.M,\tLaf ram boise .\t\t352\t117.1 D.\tLeblanc .\t\t335\t11:1.2 E.\tGagnon \t\t\t333\t111.Ci.\tSamson \t\t\t\t107.1 C.\tFlu et \t\t\t313\t104.1 G.\tDumont \t\t\t312\t104.J.\tV.Caya \t\t\t,.\t283\t94.1 B.\tDupuis \t\t\t\t267\t89.G.\tCorriveau \t\t\t157\t52.1 Sherbrooke Parachuting Centre To Ce Hos's To Three Clubs Al Windsor, Special Exhibiiicn To Be Given 4TH race -PURSE: \"O\" P/.CE $121.00 1\u2014\tWINSTON ROSECROFT, B.Chabot 2\u2014\tMARTY CREED, O.Surpienant 3\u2014\tPANDEMONIUM.4 LIGHT.,\u2018IMG RENOWN, J, Dagenais 5\u2014\tTRYAX JONES.L.L?ro e.6\u2014\tFATHER HARMONY, S.Kidd.7\u2014\t-RIDGETOWN.M Beauchtmin.5TH & 8TH RACE \u2014 \"D\" PURSE: $325.00 PACE The Centre ! visiting special Sherbrooke Parachuting when will play hosts to three j p[ane ¦\t,\t,\t1 '\u2014CRYSTAL PEARL, the jumper leaves the ! 2\u2014mr.sand, d.Hebert.A \u201cfree fall jump\u2019\u2019 is one ' 3\u2014firebug, r, .i; iras.clubs tomorrow in a , demonstration at the!when the Paraehlltlst\tthe 4\u2014WILLIAM WE: Windsor Mills Airport.chute himself.He leaves the t kyer, .F.Desrochers.The Montreal Sky Divers, St.: P\u2018ane ar°und 7,200 feet and Hyacinthe Parachute Club and iwin operl i,: around 2,200 feet the Quebec Sky Birds will be which is !!le minimum altitude on hand to stage an exhibition \u2019at 'viuch a!1 parachutes should of jumping with the Sherbrooke ( °Pen- Centre.Weather permitting the! During the \u201cfree-fall\u201d the members will stage their activ- ; member is failing at approxiin- ities throughout the day.5\u2014\tEVEANA, 6\u2014\tCOATICOOK DIRECTLY, Huckins.7 LADY'S LEON, M.Beauchemin.4TH RACE \u2014 \"D\" TROT & PACE PUREE: SIOO.OO t IRVIN\u2019S DOROTHY, M.Beauchemin 2 SPILT MILK.\\Y.Litchfield.3\u2014DALE SONG, S.Kidd, 4 GRANVILLE HI LEE, A.Mardon.ately 120 M.P.H.or maximum a\u2014FLORENCE dillon.a.Ayotte.The local enthusiasts who have ( velocity whereas after the para-witnessed jumps during the sum- i chute has opened the rate of mer weekend?when the Sher- ! decent is about 12 M.P.H.which brooke Club staged such events ls quite a difference.(will see how the sport has pro- The members of all three I grossed throughout the Prov- clubs have been jumping for ince.Some of the jumpers have (several years and are rated with plenty ol experience,\tj the best in the country.They j Several different kinds of.stage exhibitions throughout the - jumping will be seen.A \u201cstatic Province at all special events\tblue, l.Huckln (line jump\u201d is one where the | and furnish the public with some : 7~4RAGON' p DenK parachute opens automatically j thrilling moments.6\u2014QUEEN OVER, C.Grenier.7\tBREEZEWOOD, B.Blanche! 8\tMILL.SPRING, M.Beauchemin.9TH RACE \u2014 \u201cD\" TROT S, PACE PURSE: $125,00 1\u2014BILLY C LEW, O.Morin.2 WILLIE LANG, L.Larose 3-\tGOOL BREEZE VONIAN, A.Gravel 4-\tCOUNT PULASKI.O.Surprenant, 5 F.DDIE TRUAX, E.Bernard.onsi derail e strength to the executive.Dr.Moffat! is no new comer to hockey \u2019having served with QAHA prior to coming to Sherbrooke.He is a meimlbeir of tihe Saguenay District and acted as vice-president.A meeting of tihe league has, been ealiled for Monday evening at the King George Hotel at 7:30 where plans for the coining sea- \"CLUB 200\" High .Single: Y.Cj-r 2fla.\"CLUB 500\" High Triple: Y.Cyr 507.- STANDING - GW Lab .3 Weave .3 General .3 Spinning .0 Standard .j.0 Card .0 Freddie Hufchinson Is Rehired As Manager Of Cincinnati Redlegs To Become Second NL Manager To Sign 10TH RACE \u2014 \"D\" RACE PURSE: $100.00 I 1 \u2014MARYLAND QUEEN, L.Huckins.; 2\u2014RIL.VS SONG, M.Valliere j 3 A I.WAY\u2019S THERE, M.Beauchemin.4\u2014\tJOSEPH WORTHY, 5\u2014\tFANCY CON.W.Mosher.6\u2014\tHOMESTRETCH RED, Desrochers i 7\u2014DODO CHAPPY, 1 8\u2014MR.MARTIN.GL Pts Warriors Notify NHL Clubs About 50-Mile Radius WINNIPEG (CP)\u2014 Jack Per-jrm, owner and general-manager (of Winnipeg Warriors of the (Western Hockey League, said CINCINNATI (AP) \u2014 Signing (of Freddie Hutchinson to another (one-year contract a® manager of Cincinnati Reds Friday was no (surprise, but a statement by gen- Yonks Win By ED WILKS Remeber those dead old Chicago White Sox?And Early Wynn, the fellow they said was over the hill at 40?Well, they\u2019re still hanging on in the American League race, fore- Friday he is notifying New York ing New York Yankees to win in Rangers and Toronto Maple heir drive for a 25th pennant.Leafs they may not operate spon- Unfortunately for the White sored junior hockey teams within Sox, the- Yankees are doing just a 50-mile radius of Greater Win- \\ that.They won their seventh in By JACK SULLIVAN\thim.Two sears ago Joe Mullins re- On his arrival in Vancouver.; turned\u2019 to Canada from the Brit- !1,6 rushed into print with what ish Empire Games at Cardiff, The\u2014a first-time Olympics com-Wales, with a batch of beef's: Pp,itor\u2014f'elt was wrong with he | about Canadian officials.They , Canadian setup, were incompetent, he said, and: \u201cSome officials,\u2019\u2019 he said, were ! the coaches were \u201clacking in | \u201creal nice and helpful\u201d but ability.\u201d\t(others \u201cjust went, along for the Harry Jerome was old enough ' r'de Track coach Harold to react at the finie.He must ! Brown of Toronto \u201cisn\u2019t my type row and reduced the magic manaigement tllis, way ?ft Sorry\twe\tdidn't\tgel\tthe\tnews earlier\tbut\tJoe\tLeblanc\twon\tthe\t!^ remembered Melancholy\tof coach\u201d and \u201che did nothing Thetford Open\tlast\tSunday\twhen he\tposted\ta\tneat TO\ton\tthe\ttricky\tMullins's natt.erings because the\twhatsoever for my track at- nine-hole' layout.Rodolphe Huot of Royal Quebec finished sec- 19 year-old Vancouver sprinter 1'ltee.\u201d ond, six strokes behind the leader.Andre Maltais and Bert Tre-! returned from the Olympic | Mullins had said Canadian of-panier of East Angus paced the amateurs with 72's which is nice Games last week with cssenli ficials \u201cspent more time in re- ! ally the same complaints.( ception parlors than in taking It isn't surprising when you\tcare of athletes who were pres- look at their performances.\tumably under their care\u201d and At Cardiff, Mullins, a native of\tt;hat' th,e \u20ac0afhes \u201cknew nothing Glace Bay.N.S.and a student at\t' \u2019 ' a'1°ut draining methods and mpeg.Perrin told a press conference number to four with a 5-1 deci-because of \u201clack of co-operation\u201d |\u2019sicn over Boston Red Sox Friday.eral manager Gabe Paul gave a routine event a new twist.\u201cIn my opinion, managers get too much blame when they lose, and too much credit when 'hey win,\u201d Paul said.However, Gabe in announcing Hutchinson's -retention, said he thought Hutch- had done a.good job this season despite the sixth position in the National League in which the club is buried.Hutchinson was the second National League manager to get a new contract.Solly Tlemus of St, Louis Cards, is the other.Hutchinson became manager of the team on July 8, 1959?The team was in seventh place at the time, but it finished in fifth po- j sition.Hutch succeeded Mayo ! Smith, PAUL'S POLICY Paul outlined his view® on field SELECTIONS f\u2014Cyril Ibaf, Tony Brooke Jr, Man O'Tass, 2\u2014Kay's Demon, Mo Lass, Wee Bufchie 3 & 7\u2014Kruger Babb, Lassie Land, Dixie's Baby.4\u2014Marfy Creed, Father Harmony, Tryax Jones.5 & 8\u2014Caaticook Directly, Firebug, William West Kyer, 6\u2014Spilt Mi:k, Granville Hi Lee-Irvin's Dorothy.9\u2014Billy C.Lew, Willie Lang, Ragon.Id-Maryiand Queen, Always There, Rita's Song.shooting.Congratulations to the winners.Quebec Aces Are 60% Stronger Than Last Year, Says Manager Jack Toupin QUEBEC (CP)\u2014Manager Jack With spirited fans and a healthy Toupin figures hi® Quebec Aces bankroll behind thorn, the Aces ¦art going w bounce from la«-t bought, or borrowed a dozen new the University of Nebraska, ran /0 on a poor 889 yards and was elimin- ^ JOYRIDE ated in the first round.Jerome.What these young men seem MJHL.co-holder of the world record of (to forget is that they are adults I 10 seconds flat for 100 metres, \u2014Mullins was 21 two years ago was an aloof and rude young \u2014and that, as British Empire ! man with undoubted sprinting and Olympic athletes they aren't place right into a playoff spot in players of proven ability during ability but with a manner that sent to far-away places' to be with his professional club the The White two National Hockey League champions, clubs will not be allowed to spon- games sor junior clubs in this area as | tory they have in the past.Leafs have sponsored Winnipeg Monarch's and the New York club sponsored Winnipeg Rangers in the Manitoba Junior League, Perrin said- he is stopping the ( sponsorship under terms of the Professional Affiliation Agreement, which gives a professional team territorial rights on players within a 56-mile radius of the city in which it operates, and halt® other pro teams from operating sponsored teams in that area without permission.Perrin sponsors two teams\u2014 Winnipeg Braves and St.Boniface Canadiens\u2014in the five-1 earn \"It is a m-uch more difficult job for a manager to retain his Sox, defending j balance and continue to control Herb Elliott Breaks Barrier For 11 vh Time DUBLIN (AP) _ Australia\u2019s Herb Elliott, broke the four-min- pions, stayed within 4Vi (his club when a club does not doiute b?mcr for 16th time Fri-s of the top with a 7-0 vie- (as well as expected.'\tf^ay night to win the mile at Dub- over Cleveland Indians.! \u201cIt j® very easy to manase !in s international track meet in .easy to manage.Wynn was the winner, pitching a when everything is rolling, seven-bitter for his 284th career \u201cIn my opinion, a manager victory and 46th shutout.\tgets loo much blame when they Any combination of New York 'ose anci l