Sherbrooke daily record, 21 décembre 1954, mardi 21 décembre 1954

[" 'I il 1454\t\tDECEMBER\t\t\t1954\t \t\t\t1\t2\t3\t4 5\t6\t7\t8\t9\t10\t11 12\t13\t14\t15\t16\t17\t18 19\t20\t21\t22\t23\t24\t25 26\t27\t28\t29\t30\t31\t tjetbcootæTDailiiïUcoüd 7\tTHE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS * Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1954 LIGHT SNOW Mostly cloudy with light *now today and Wednesday, not much change in temperature; winds light today, northerly 15 Wednesday; low tonight and high Wednesday at Sherbrooke 20 and 25.Fifty-Eighth Year World News Atlanta.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 A five-month-old baby girl was found trying in a storage room at the state capitol building Monday and police began a search for a Negro maid for questioning.The baby, identified,as Pamela Coggins, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Coggins, was discovered on the concrete floor of an old vault now being used as a storage room.?« » Ventura, Calif.\u2014( AP)\u2014 The wife of television and movie cowboy Ray (Crash) Corrigan was granted a divorce and more than 8300,000 in community property Monday, but the judge refused to give either custody of their three children.Judge Ernest Wagner said Mrs.Rita Corrigan, 34, was \u201cunfit\u201d to have custody and termed Corrigan\u2019s relationship to his two daughters \u201cmost reprehensible.\u201d * * * London.\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 Solicitor-General Sir Harry Hylton-Foster said Monday he had ordered \u201cinquiries\u201d about whether to prosecute The Daily Mail for \u201cpublishing on Dec.13 particulars of places where atomic weapons are stored.\u201d Hylton-Foster made his statement in the House of Commons, in reply to Labor questioning.\u2022*» # * Trenton, N.J.\u2014 (A3) \u2014 A robber stuck a gun in the stomach of a Fuller brush salesman Monday and, while a confederate helped himself to between 8160 and 8170, said, \u201cPlay it cool, man.\u201d Victim of the holdup, police said, was Lyle Coody Moore, 24, a salesman of only four weeks.* * * Baltimore \u2014 (TP) \u2014 Wielding a chair lion-tamer style, James Cole Monday prodded a knife ¦ brandishing, impatient customer out the door of his shoeshine parlor, down the street and all the way to a police station.Police said they were told the trouble started when Charles Carter, 44, waiting for a shoeshine, complained about Cole\u2019s Slow Service.To emphasize his dissatisfaction, Carter whipped out a large hunting knife and waved it around.Cole grabbed a chair and went to work, feinting and weaving.# * # Cairo \u2014(/P)\u2014 Egypt's public prosecutor announced today that Max Bennett, one of 15 persons on trial for participation in an alleged Zionist conspiracy in Egypt, has committed suicide.Bennett was an employee of Anglo-Egyptian Motors Co.in Cairo.He and the 12 other alleged Zionists went on trial before Egypt's supreme military tribunal Dec.11, charg-ed with sabotage and espionage on behalf of Israel.* * * Olanta, S.C.\u2014 (/P) \u2014 John Presley Thomas, 95, and his 93-ye.ar-old wife, Stacia, quietly celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary here Monday in the house in which they have lived all but one year of their married life.They had 11 children, of whom five are living.MacKenzie Rejected Red Demands To Sign Paper On Korea Germ Warfare \t1 «r *\tk: f «Æ\t¦J f f là*\t ! 1 Sees Great Progress By Seaways Washington.\u2014(AP)\u2014 The St.Lawrence seaway was pictured today as leading to \u201ca vast expansion of wealth\u201d in both the United States and Canada.The optimistic forecast was in ! a report issued by a Senate for-I eign relations sub-c ommittee j headed by Senator Alexander Wiley (Rep.Wis.), long a backer of the seaway \u2014 a deep-water channel in the St.Lawrence river which will allow ocean-going ships to sail between the Atlantic and the Great Lakes.The material in the report was prepared by the St.Lawrence Seaway Development Corp.set up by the U.S.Congress this year to direct the U.S.share of work on the project to be built jointly with Canada.Construction may start next spring.The report said a great increase in wealth should result because \u201cthe areas served by the seaway are to become industrialized as the natural consequence of the provision of cheaper bulk transportation\u201d and because \u201caccess to direct foreign trade should be greatly beneficial.\u201d \u201cIt is a historical fact,\u201d the report asserted, \u201cthat the development of transportation facilities contributes directly to general economic development.\u201d It said consumers should benefit through lower prices, declaring that \u2018the savings that busi-nes will make in shipping via the seaway will be passed along\u201d to buyers.As to the argument that the seaway will ruin east coast ports, the report said this was entirely without foundation.\u201cThe gross national product of the United States (output of goods and services) doubled between 1925 and 1950 and is expected by economists to double again between 1950 and 1975,\u201d it said.\u201cThe seaway will play its part in this expansion of wealth, and older ports will not be ruined.They can, in fact, look forward to a period of unparalleled prosperity.\u201cAt the turn of the century, the same gloomy prophecies about the fate of east coast ports were made in arguments against the digging of the Panama canal.\u201d Mexico City\u2014(/P)\u2014The Mexican capital shivered Monday in the year's coldest weather, which has claimed at least three lives.Temperatures dropped to 25 degrees this morning and a heavy frost killed flowers and tender plants.Today's Chuckle It never occurs to a boy of 18 that some day he will be as dumb as his father.» Other Undisclosed Demands Also Made On Former ROW Ottawa Says.-Hi Ottawa \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The Chinese Communists tried to get Sqdn.Ldr.Andy MacKenzie to confess falsely to germ warfare charges, it was learned today.But the 34-year-old Montreal flier, released by the Communists Dec.5 after two years in a prison camp, held out against signing.Informants said MacKenzie also held out against confessing other false charges made by the Communists.Exact nature of these other charges was not learned.At a press conference here last week MacKenzie said that after 16 months in solitary confinement he had finally given in to the Communists and sign-j ed a false statement that hej had \u201cinvaded Chinese air space.The statement said he was briefed to do so by the U.S.air force, with which he was serving in Korea when shot down Dec.5,\t1952, on his fourth patrol.It wae recalled that MacKenzie said that after he had been held in solitary for 10 months, he had been presented with a 28-page statement which the Communists wanted him io sign.It was understood that this statement contained the charges that the United Nations was practising germ warfare in Korea.This was a favorite propaganda stunt of the Communists during and immediately after the Korean War.These Chinese pretty well gave up such charges last spring.MacKenzie remained in solitary rather than admit falsely lo the.germ-warfare and other charges.He held out another six months before signing the false statement that he had \u201cinvaded Chinese air space.\u201d The final statement signed by MacKenzie after a month of rewriting was seven pages long, between 500 and 600 words.MacKenzie indicated the three Americans held with him had signed statements after being held in solitary (wo or three months.* 0 French House Continues Discussion Of Treaties By HARVEY HUDSON Paris \u2014 150 searches since their formation.They accept no money for their services.Some large cheques received from grateful persons have been sent back with thanks.Nor do they seek any credit.Mr Sword says their motto.\u201cReady to Serve\u201d is credit enough.London \u2014 (@ \u2014 The historic churches preservation trust estab lished two years ago has collect ed £500,000 and grants have been made to 500 parishes.Stockholm \u2014 #) \u2014 The first experimental atomic reactor buill in Sweden, shown to a distin guished gathering here, has a capacity of 10 kilowatts which will be increased shortly to 30C kilowatts.Plans for a 20,000 kilowatt reactor to be completed in three or four years are well in progress.Jacoby On Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY \tl *\ti\tJ\t4\t5\t\tb\tr\tè\t$\tiT\t \tII\t\t\t\t\t\tll\t\t\t\t\t A\t\t\t\tIH\t\t\tIS\t\t\t\t\tlb 17\t\t\t\t!&\t\tn\t\\ ¦\tp\ti ig 'é i\t&\t\t 21\t\t\tÜ\t\t\t\tz*i\t\t;s\t\t\t ib\t\t\t\t\t\tte\t\tif\t\t\t\t \t\t\tA\t\tii\t\tli'i\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t &\tit\t\\1\t\t\t\tié'\tÉÉ\t\t\t>10\t¦r\tLg Hi\t\t\t\t\t\t\tHS\t\t%\t\t\t Hi\t\t\t\t\t\t*18\t\tH9\t\tk>\t\t 51\t\t\t52\t$\t\t\t55\t\t\t&\t\t \t57\t\t\t\t\t\t56\t\t59\t\t\t \tt Hospital authorities said that ^ in addition to shock they suffered ! minor injuries.Mrs.Apps suffered a slight back injury and the ! other two head injuries.\u201cThey are in no danger,\u201d a hospital official said.Toronto\u2014(CP)\u2014City Council Monday night voted for a full investigation into the affairs surrounding suite 1735 in the Royal York Hotel and former mayor Allan Lamport's enter-tainment expenses there.The council turned down a limit, ed inquiry proposed by Mayor Leslie Saunders and hoard of control.C»iro \u2014(fP)\u2014 Flood» c«u»*d by torrential rain» in upper Egypt have swept away 500 houses in the town of Kena and 4,000 persons are homeless.Seventy tons of supplies from the Committee of American Remittances Everywhere are being rushed to Kena by rail.nil! 5UNNYSIDE SCHOOL PRESENTATION \u2014 Lloyd MacPltcrson, left, principal of Stanstcad College, and Kenneth Baldwin, chairman of the Rock Island - Stanstcad Plain school board, are shown presenting prizes to members of the 1953-54 class of tirade Seven students, at the annual Christmas exercises.GREENSHIELDS STOCK MARKET Stock prices were irregularly higher yesterday.General Dynamics gained 1 3-4 to close at 69 3-4.Aluminum was up\u2019 1 1-2 at 72.Bruck A.and Consolidated Paper both gained 1 14 to close at 12 and 61\t1-4 respectively.Losers included Ford Motor off 1 1-2 at f06 and Shawinigan down a point to close at 51 1-2.It was announced that Canadian Javelin Limited would start construction of a 42-mile railway to connect their iron ore deposits in the Wabush area of Labrador with the railway built by the Iron Ore Company of Canada from Knob Lake to Seven Islands, Que.Shareholders of Chibougamau Explorers Limited, Keymet Mines Limited and New Larder U Is land Mines Ltd.have, at.sep-rate special meetings, approved the sale of the assets of the three companies to Anneon Lead Mines.Cigaret consumption in Oct.increased by 4 per cent to 1,901 millions compared to last year's Oct.figure of 1,826 millions.The ton-month total this year of 18,-221 million is 4.7 p.e.higher than the 17,401 million recorded for the same period last year.Department store sales for Nov.were 5.1 p.e.higher than tor the same month last year.For the fiscal year ended Sept.30,\t1954, Laura Secord Candy Shops Ltd.increased their net earnings to $343,846 or $1.19 per share, compared with last year\u2019s figure of $316,432 or $1.10 per share.For the fiscal year ended Oct.31,\t1954, Laurentide Acceptance Corpn.reported a net profit of $320,759 compared with last year\u2019s total of $213,185.The Bank of Toronto has declared a quarterly dividend of 43 l-3c per share.This compares with previous quarterly payments of 35c per share.If the amalgamation into the Toronto and Dominion Bank is approved by shareholders the indicated dividend will be $1.30 a year.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Previous close 11 a.m FROST VILLAGE- 1 ! ¦llllll llllllii llli I INI ê y » « » lOl * H §: » i H JjE» » » Jf % H %»:» ifliillIüfHÎ 111 lliftilf mf m - Martin and attended the Christmas parly given by Mr.Martin Mr.and Mrs.W.Leonard are for the employees at his mill, visiting at the home of Mrs.Leon- Mr.George Williams has re-ard\u2019s uncle, Mr.George Chapman, turned from the Sherbrooke Hos-A reception was held in the pital, where hr underwent an op-South Stukcly Hall for Mr.and oration for hernia recently.He Mrs.W.Leonard, the former visited at the home of Mrs.A.W.Freda Chapman, R.N., when up- Tracy, Portland avenue, for a few wards of 75 friends and relatives days after leaving the hospital, gathered to wish them happiness.! Mr.E.Fletcher and Mr.B.During the evening, dancing was Wall, of Shrewsbury, Mass., were enjoyed, the music being supplied overnight guests on Saturday of by George Cochrane, Hay Du- Mr.and Mrs.George Williams and boyce and George Williams, family.Lunch was served and the bride's Miss Louise Hall, of Fnrnham, table was centred by a beautiful was a week-end guest, of Miss cake, made and decorated by Mrs.Rosemary Martin and attended Oral and Mrs.Henry McGovern.; the Christmas dance in (he Wat-On behalf of everyone present, erloo High School.Mr.Orval Quilliams presented the Mrs.N.V.Manson, of Manson-bridc and groom with a purse of ville, visited her daughter, Mrs.money and wished them many George Williams, and family reyears of health and prosperity, cently for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Martin have Mr.and Mrs.W.Leonard and returned from St.Basile, where Mr.George Chapman were re-they visited Mr.and Mrs.E.MJcent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Oscar GERMAN BRUNETTE Continued from Page 1.store nylons.She had been under arrest since Dec.1, when U S.agents caught her as she was about to deliver secret material to her Russian bosses in East Berlin.After her arrest, U.S, officials said one of her American admirers had given her a job in his office and there she had been able to lay her hands on top U.S.secrets.Not satisfied with those pickings, she was reported to have promised marriage to a German suitor employed in another U.S.security office if he would gel her further information she wanted.The German became suspicious\tand\ttipped\toff\tU.S.agents.They gave the German the information the girl wanted and then set.a trap for her.STANBRIDGE RIDGE\u2014 Mr.H.Adams, of Slanbridgc Station\thas\tbeen working at the Bellingham home.Members of the Cockerline family have all been ill with mumps.Mrs.\tFrank Corey\tand\tMrs.Fred Cook look part in a \"bee\u2019\u2019 of Christmas wrapping toys, collected by the Sunday School of (he United\tChurch,\tat\tSlan- bridge Sast, for distribution to (he inmates of a Children\u2019s Home at Bondvilie.Members of the local Ladies' Aid Society acknowledge with thanks a donation of $4 from Mrs.Jess, Sr., to the Cemetery Memorial Fund.Martha Baker, young daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas taker, of Slanbridgc East, visited relatives here.Mrs.B.Crandall accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Donald Rcil and daughters, to Granby.Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Vaughan motored to Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Herman Roll were guests at the Crandall home here.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cook and Mr.and Mrs.Edmond Jess at-ended a pre-holiday cocktail parly at the home of Mrs.Craighead, in Bedford.AC Gerald Corey, who is stationed at.an air base in Newfoundland, has arrived home for Christmas.Miss Winnie Douglas spent some time at the home of Messrs.Clayton Campbell and Robert Getty, in Bedford.Abitibi \t\t\t26's\t264 Abitibi Pfd\t\t26\t264 ; Aluminum \t\ti L\t\"\u2022> Asbestos \t\t32\t314 i Bathurst \u201cA\u201d \t\t59\t584 Bell Telephone .\t464\t464 Brazilian \t\t7 \u2018 8\t B.C.Power \t\t254\t254 B.C.Forest \t\t9\t B.C.Telephone\t44\t44 B Bruck Mills \u2019\u2019A\" .\t12\t Building Products\t\t464 B i Canada Cement .\t138\t138 Can .Iron Fdy\t\t224\t224 B Can.Breweries ,.\t254\t254 Can.Car \t\t224\t22 w ' Can.Car \u201cA\u201d .\t221-1\t Can.Cclaneso .\t224\t22 4 B ; Corby\u2019s \u201cA\"\t\t\t17 4\t174 ! Can.Paeifie Railway\t304\t304 | Cockshutt Plow\t8\t Smelters \t\t294\t294 I Dist.Seagram .\t33\t33 j Dominion Bridge .\t184\t Pom.Steel .S: Coal\t104\t104 Dominion Stores .\t304\t304 | Dominion Tar .\t94\t10 Dom.Textile \t\t74\t Gen.Dymunies .,.\t694\t704 ; Famous Players .\t284\t284 Foundation Co.,,\t194\t194 ! General Steel Wares\t104\t Imperial Oil \t\t374\t38 Imperial Tobacco\t104\t104 Int.Nickel\t.\t564\t564 Intern.Paper \t\t814\t82 B t Int.Pete\t .\t254\t254 tod.Accept\t\t534\t534 Howard Smith \t\t284\t28 4 B MacMillan \u201cB\" .\t264\t264 R Massoy-Harris .\t94\t94 McColl-Fronlenae .\t344\t35 Molson \t\t21 4\t\u2022VÏ Mont Locomotive\t17\t 11.Morgan\t\t\t\t1841! Dow Breweries .\t25\t25 B Nat.Steel Car\t\t264\t26 Pi B Nornnda \t\t824\t82 Palcer Dev\t\t32\t32 4 Powell River \t\t42\t42 Price Bros\t\t444\t444 Prow Transport .\t154\t154 Quebec Power .\t274\t274 Royalite Oil .\t21\t12 B SI.I,aw.Corp\t\t664\t60 4 B Shawinigan \t\t514\t514 So.Canada Power\t\t45 B Steel of Canada .\t434\t43411 Triad Oil \t\t1.35\t4.40 Walker G.W\t\t694\t69 XI) Zeller\u2019s \t\t\t25'.- 1! CANADIAN STOCK MARKET Previous close 11a.m.HHiB Anglo Nfld.B.A.Oil .Brown Company .Can.Vickers .Can.and Dorn.Sugar Crown Zcllerbaeh .Cons.Paper .Ford \u201cA\u201d .Fraser .Great l.akes Paper Home Oil .Can.Ingersoll Rand Minnesota 3.Ont.So.Can.Power Pfd MINES - Un.Asbestos .Wocdon .East.Metals .BANKS Montreal .Nova Scotia .Commerce .Royal .lO\u2019k 29lk 144 31 20 lï 561 j 61 Vi 106 23\u2019x 2918 147 4.70 .70 14\u2019t 31 Vi 20 4 B 61 108 23 4 294 7.00 841 B 46 m B 1454 4.60 B ,20B 4-1\t44'i 54\t54 404\t404 494 494 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Previous\tclose\t11 n.m American Telephone\t1744\t173% Anaconda .\t.\t49\t484 Bethlehem Steel .\t1034\t1044 Borden\u2019s Co\t\t(ill\t Chrysler\t\t\t71%\t72% Comm.Solvents .\t204\t Cons.Ediso n,.\t45%\t Douglas \t\t1224\t124 Dupont \t .\t167\t1664 General Electric .\t4(1%\t46% General Motors .\t96 4\t97 Goodyear \t\t101%\t Intern.Paper \t\t844\t Inlern.Telephone\t25%\t25% Johns-Manvillc\t884\t Montgomery Ward\t77%\t N.Y.Central .\t31%\t31% Pepsi\t\t17%\t Radio \t\t374\t38% Republic Steel .\t724\t72% U.S, Rubber \t\t45\t45 Std.Oil of N.J, .\t110%\t1 10 Studebakcr .\t13%\t U.S.Steel \t\t704\t704 Vanadium Steel .\t39%\t Wool worth\t.,.\t51%\t HATLEY- Master Bobby Smith, Michel and Elizabeth Stoddard, arc confined to their homes with : chicken-pox.The Missionary Society of (he United Church held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.Arthur McCIary on Tuesday.The many friends of Mrs.Carl W.Moulton will be glad ! to hear she is recovering alter j being ill at her home for a few days.George and family at South Stukely.Mr.and Mrs.Leonard have also been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Walter Fuller at Knowlton, Vienna, Austria\u2014 ô, (Sister ft lirothcr indawi, Sherbrooke; WADE, KIRK ft DALE BOSS, (Nephews), Sherbrooke.ÏOttNSIM1 FUNERAL CHAPEL 530 Prospect St.LO.2-2466 R.L.BISHOP FUNERAL CHAPEL It \\MBULANCE SERVICE (Formerly BUke'*) 300 Queen Blvd.N.Tel.LO.2-9977 $ mmm&iïMxwœwimmissê.Births, Marriages, | J Tl_____L- $ Card of Thanks i 11.90 per tiuerUra .DEATH NOTICE» Kir pci Une, Minimum cDurff* ' U.Sn (10 line* or le**).IN MS MORI AM* 11.00, M crate 3- per line for poetry.Addition*! name» over three 10 cent* each name.ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUM $1 CARKY SIGNATURE Of PAR» ?! TV SENDING NOTICE. SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1954.LOOK FOR Sherbrooke Daily Retord \"LUCKY DOLLARS\u201d WANT FOR BEST RESULTS TRY RECORD WANT ADS Phone \u2014 LO.9-3636 Connects All Departments.1.Articles For Sale TV.\u2019O Wrd cages with stand; pair of 6 ft.skis complete with harness; pair of boy\u2019s ski boots, size 9; boy\u2019s ski pants, navy 14-16.LO.2-9593.NEW HOCKEY Came, S11.25; 1 pair Lionel Remote Control Switches 12.50; Lionel \u201c0\u201d gauge track, 25c section, Reg.45c.Several Lionel Box & Coal cars, $4.95 each, Reg.6.95.Tel: 15, Cookshire.CAS STOVE\u2014 coal & wood.Very good condition.Price $75.00.Apply: 1741 White Street.TWO PAIRS of skates, girls white fancy, size 7, and boy\u2019s black skates, size 7.Call: LO.2 0421.GURNEY ROYAY range coal-gas combination stove, with oil burners, good condition; iadics winter coat trimmed with Persian lamb 16-18; ladies spring-fall coat 16-18; canary, good singer; i bird cages, cheap for quick sale.Tel: LO.9-1501.NO.5 UNDERWOOD Typewriter, with quartered oak drop cabinet, 6 ft.Standing Desk with high revolving stool.Apply Edwards, Phone LO.2-2363 days; LO.2-1240 evenings.11.Livestock For Sale GUERNSEY heifers, yearlings and two-year olds, from high-test purebred Guernsey bull.L.Bowers, Lennoxvllle, Que.ACCORDION for sale, Sercnader 48 bass, nearly new.In top condition.2 Windsor, Apt.5.CHILD\u2019S MAROON, velvet skating dress and hat, size 8.Excellent condition.Phone LO.2-8380.4.Property For Sale WILL the property you buy this winter look the way you expect It to when the warm weather arrives?Be sure, buy real estate with confidence from Charles Connors, 130 Wellington North, Room 1.Tel: LO.2-4000; Res.LO.2-2562.Member of Sherbrooke Real Lstatc Brokers, Inc, BULL, Reg.Holstein, 3 years, 2432288, *\u2018Raymondale Tamon\u201d, son of \u201cGrand Rang Rag Apple Monarque\u201d, grandson of \u201cRaymondale Yalta,\u201d quiet, kind.Reasonably priced.Apply: Archie Juby, Austin.11b.Baby Chicks PULLETS.For future egg markets (when eggs are largest and prices best) or Broiler chicks.We have varieties ami crosses to produce on any market, if you want them in January, order now.Bray Hatchery, Newington Street East, Sherbrooke.Phone 9-3730.12.To Let CHOICE 5-room heated apartment at 516 Council Street, Corner Murray Street.Available now.Call: J.O.Chartier, 133 Eymard.Tel: LO.9-2060.SIX ROOM tenement, 246 Laurier Avenue to let January 1st.Unheated, modern, central.Apply 240 Laurier Ave.POUR room heated apartment at 141 Frontenac.Tel: LO.2-2468.LARGE NEW House.953 West mount St.5 large rooms with oil heating system.Occupancy end of November.Vincent Freres Ltd.LO.7-4851 9:90 ».m.to 5:00 p.m.5.Lots For Sale BUY YOUR Plot now for your future residence.Very beautiful residential locations.Leclerc, Beckett, Jacques Cartier, Bachand, Verdun Streets.Visit these sections.Call Hebert's 2155 Bachand.Phone: LO.2-0874.8.Cars For Sale 1954 CHEVROLET Bel-Air, fully equipped, very reasonable price.For fur-ther information call 2-9938.METEOR 1953, customllned four door, heater, suburbanite snow tires, 10,000 miles.Leaving town.Price $1,850.00.L.Sacksteln, 480 Arlington.LO.2-6794.5 ROOM HEATED apartment, modern, garage, hot water.Available Jan.1.554 Vlmy, Apt.4.Call LO.2-9109.CP.OUND tloor, 4 room tenement with bathroom (plus playroom in basement).Hoi air heating system Me-Manamy West.Tel: LO.0-2558.Evenings.LO.7.6234.FIVE ROOM flat in two apartment house in North Ward: 3 bedrooms, kitchen, and combined living and dining room.Heated ami hot water year rcund.Ceramic tile In bathroom and rubber tile In kitchen and hallway.$90 per month.Heated garv ago rvallable.Tel: 2-7134.NORTH WARD\u2014 Stanley Ave., 6-room unheated apartment, newly decorated.Immediate occupancy.Phono: 9-1250 before 6.00 p.m.18.Wanted To Rent WANTED \u2014 Heated apartment, 2Vj, 3 or 3',i rooms with refrigerator and stove.Tel.LO.0-3636 (local 23).20.Wanted To Purchase WANTED\u2014 pure maple syrup, will take dcliveiw until January 10, 1955.H.J.Jolllffe, 32 Massawlppl St., Len-noxville.Call: LO.2-71144.Business Directory WE BUY diamonds, precious stones, old gold and antique Jewelry.Skinner & Nadeau, 82 Wellington North.GIRL'S White fancy skates, size 7'i or 8.Phone: Mrs.H.E.Grundy.LO.2-1307.\u201cBEAVER 11\" buzz-planer, good condition.Box 161, Rock Island, Que.Tel: TR.6-2412.Advocates ROUSSEAU, HOWARD & BRADLEY, Nlcol Bldg.6 Wellington South, lei: LO.2-4735.Armand Rousseau, Q.C., W.H.Bradley, Q.C., D S.Howard, Q.C., General practice.Estate settled.BLANCHETTE, PELOQULN & SAVOIE Guy Blanchette, H.A., B.Ph.B.C.L.; J.L.Pcloquin, 8.A., LL.L.; Georges Savoie, B.A., LL.L.counsel; E.Velllcux, Q.C., General Practice.Continental Bldg., Sherbrooke, fol: LO.2-2331) or LO.2-154», Richmond.433 Main SL, Tel; 37.PAUL MULLINS GERVA1S, B.A., LL.L., general practice, trial ind1 estate, 506 Continental Building, i King & Wellington Ste.fel: LO 7-5901; Residence: LO.7-6146.Chartered Accountants P.S.ROSS & SON.Chartered Vj.countanta, Montreal.LAVALLEE, Bedard Lyonnais, Messier, Gascon.Chartered Accountants, Room 504 Continental Building, Sherbrooke.Tel: LO.2 9681).Dentist 37.Personal HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goodsi.Mailed postpaid In plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples, 25c.\t24 samples, $1.00 Mall order Dept.C-2, Noy Rubber Co.Box 91, Hamilton, Ont 46.Pets For Sale BOXER, male, 7 months, Injected.Tel: LO.9-2929.MALE COLLIE pups, $5.00.Wally Dobb, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Phone: l-r-22.SAMOYKD Pups, registered, Blair Wilson\u2019s Kennels, East Bolton Hoad.Magog, Phone 3-5258.GLEN MURRAY- This vicinity was saddened to hear of the death of Mrs.John Pow, of Newburyport, Mass.Mrs.Po\u2019.v was better known by friends here as Beatrice Watts, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Watts, Sr.Word has been received from Mr.John H.Cochrane, of Pennsylvania, that he and his wife have arrived in St.Petersburg, Fla., for the winter.His health is much improved, for which his friends are very thankful.Mr, Robert Bennett has completed his job at Halifax, Que., and has gone to St.Lambert for the winter.Mr.Raymond Leith, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, spent ihe past week-end wilh his brother, Mr.Robert Leith, and family.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 i cent» per wore, minimum chirge SO cents tar It words or loss; three consecutive insertions.$1.25; six consecutive Insertions, $2.25; 10 cents for men ing Record Box replies.AOS ACCEPTED - All terms or classified ans.Legal Notices end Auction Soles accepted until 4:00 p.m.the day previous to the date of Insertion.LO.9-3636 UR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon Dentist,; 160 Wellington St Ntrlb opposite Court House.Pbone: 10.7-664-L 23.Market Basket IGA special I.G.A.GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz.29c 27.Female Help Wanted INDUSTRIAL NURSE required by an Eastern Townships Paper Mill.Must be a graduate nurse and bilingual.Some Industrial nursing and clerical experience preferred but not necessary.Company doctor and another nurse now employed.Please give full details as to experience and other qualifications when applying Box No.149 Record.30.\tFarm Help Wanted | W ANTED\u2014Married man to work on farm.Apply Ivan A.Herring, But-wcr.Phone 171r-31, Cookshire.WANTED\u2014reliable young man to work on farm.Apply Ivan A.Herring, Bulwer.Phone 171-r-31, Cook- | shire.31.\tSituation Wanted: Male WATERVILLE\u2014 The Women's Association of the Waterville United Church recently held their annual Christ; mas sale and lea.The hall looked gay and festive with its trinr-med spruce trees and candlelight.The guests were received by the president, Mrs.Charles Smith.Mrs.Eric Swanson, Mrs.Ceylon Ball and Mrs.Robert Reed were in charge of the fancy work tabic.Mrs.S.Pocock had charge of the surprise packages, while at the food, table Mrs.Baglow and Mrs.Preston Ingham soon had sold all their delicacies.The tea was convened by Mrs.R.L.Gale, assisted by Mrs, Bert Shepherd.Mrs.George Hopper poured while those serving were Mrs.Don Sanders, Mrs.Stanley Per-gau, Mrs.Ralph Kinghorn and Mrs.Stanley Reed.SUTTON JUNCTION\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.E.Palmer and Mr.and Mrs.Earl Mudd, attended the funeral of Mr.D.Vail, in Brome.Mr.and Mrs.E.Duby and son, Ware, were guests of their daughter and sister, Mrs.W.M.Tracy and Mr.Tracy in Man-sonville.The Farm Forum was enter- tained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Vogel for the regular meeting.After the broadcast and discussion, plans were made for the Christmas party.Lunch was served and a social lime enjoyed.Mr.Douglas Tool has returned to Peterborough, Ont., after spending several days with his father, Mr.H.A.Toof.Mr.and Mrs.E.Judd and daughter, Linda, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.Judd in Franklin, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.C, Jones, of Montreal, were guests of the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.N.Jones and Mr.League.Mr.and Mrs.C.Clarkson, Mrs.L.Clarkson, Miss A.Hill and Miss Winifred Martin spent an afternoon in Richford, Vt.Miss Alice Hill has returned to her home in Bulwer, after spending two week\u2019s a guest of Miss W.Martin, TELEVISION WMVT, Burlington Channel 3 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 5.15\u2014\tFor the Ladies 5.30\u2014\tSanta Claus 5.45\u2014\tLove of Life 6.00\u2014\tChuck Wagon Tales\u2014 D.Boyd 6.45\u2014\tSports Digest\u2014 Tony Adams 6.55\u2014\tTreasury Program.7.00\u2014\tNewstime\u2014 J.A.Sullivan 7.10\u2014Weather Wise\u2014 Bill Mitten 7.15\u2014\tAce Drummond 7.45\u2014\tArmchair Adventure 3.00\u2014\tBorn to Speed 9.00\u2014\tMeet Millie 9.30\u2014\tLetter to Loretta 10.00\u2014\tTruth or Consequences 10.30\u2014ft\u2019s a Great Life 11.00\u2014\tCharlie Chan Theatre \u201cGolden Eye\u201d WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 10.00\u2014\t12.00-Test Pattern 3.00\u2014\t5.15-Test Pattern 5.15\u2014\tFor the Ladies 5.30\u2014\tSanta Claus 5.45\u2014\tLove of Life 6 00\u2014Chuck Wagon Tales\u2014 D.Boyd 6.45\u2014\tSports Digest\u2014 Tony Adams 6.55\u2014\tShopping Guide\u2014 Lou Rocke 7.00\u2014\tNowsttmc\u2014 J.A.Sullivan Radio and TV Guide For superior service & perfect reception in \u2022 R.C.A.Victor \u2022 Electrohome \u2022 Helli-crafter \u2014 See Us First \u2014 LEVESQUE LTEE \u2014 38 Wellington S.\u2014Tel.LO.2-4765.SOUTH BOLTON- May we; extend belated congratulations to Mr.and Mrs.G.Burnham, who celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary recently- Messrs.A.Jasper, W.J.Dur-rell and H.Adams, are in Montreal visiting Mrs.Adams, who has been in a Montreal hospital for treatment.Mrs.Brock and Diane, were in Newport, Vt., recently.Mr.and Mrs.L.Eldridge and Mr.R.C.Davis were in Waterloo recently.Mr.and Mrs.L.Davis and Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Davis were in Granby recently.Miss Marilyn Cameron was a week-end guest at Highland Farm.Dinner guests were Mr.and Mrs.L.R.White and their son, John.Mrs.A.I.White was also a visitor.Mr.and Mrs.A.Jasper and Mrs.Bates and daughter, and Mr.W.Plim, were in Magog recently, Mr.J.Cameron was in Man-sonville recently.Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSP1- SERVICE STATION attendant.15 I 7.10\u2014Weather Wise\u2014 Bill Mitten 7.15\u2014\tAce Drummond 7.30\u2014\tSports Highlights 7.45\u2014\tParsonage Parlor 8.00\u2014\tVideo Museum 8.30\u2014\tIndustry on Parade 8.45\u2014\tParsonage Parlor 9.00\u2014\tStrike It Rich 9.30\u2014\tLife is Worth Living 10.00\u2014\tWed.Night Playhouse \u201cWinter Wonderland\u201d THURSDAY, DEC.23 10.00\u2014\t12.00\u2014Test Pattern 3.00\u2014\t5.15\u2014Test Pattern 5.15\u2014\tFor the Ladles 5.30\u2014\tSanta Claus 5.45\u2014\tl-Love of Life 6.00\u2014\tChuck Wagon Tales\u2014 D.Boyd 6.45\u2014\tSports Digest\u2014 Tony Adams 6.55\u2014\tShopping Guide\u2014 Lou Rocke 7.00\u2014\tNewstime\u2014 J.A.Sullivan 7.10\u2014Weather Wise\u2014 BUI Mitten 7.15\u2014\tAce Drummond 7.45\u2014\tArmchair Adventure 7.55\u2014\tShopping Guide\u2014 Lou Rocke 8.00\u2014\tTo be announced 8.30\u2014\tThis is Your Life 0.00\u2014Dragnet 9.30\u2014\tFour Star Playhouse 10.00\u2014\tTo be announced 10.30\u2014\tFollow That Man CBMT - MONTREAL Channel 6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 5.00\u2014\tLet\u2019s Go to the Museum 5.30\u2014\tHowdy Doody 6.00\u2014\tPantomine Quiz 6.30\u2014\tTabloid 6.50\u2014\tCBC TV News 7.00\u2014\tAbbott and Costello 7.30\u2014\tDinah Shore 7.45\u2014\tTele-Sports 8.00\u2014\tMartha Raye 9.00\u2014\tPick the Stars 0.30\u2014G.M.Theatre 10.30\u2014\tMake a Match 11.00\u2014\tCBC News 11.15\u2014Crown Theatre WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3.00\u2014\tMusic 3.55\u2014\tToday on CBMT 4.00\u2014\tWhat In the World 4.30\u2014\tSuper Circus 5.00\u2014\tFolk Songs 5.30\u2014\tHowdy Doody 6.0(1\u2014Crossroads 6.30\u2014\tTabloid 6.50\u2014\tCBC TV News \"SYLVANIA\" SALES AND SERVICE We are offering you the best in quality, service, and liberal trade-in value at DONAHUE ELECTRIC LTD.1273 King W.Tel.LO.74877 tal Dr.L.A.Gendreau.143 Wellington SL South.FLOOR SANDING Rubber Tile Laying ol Kubbci I\u2019lle \"Done the way you like 11\u201c Expert Workmen \u2014 Free Estimates ANTONIO MASSON 1509 Galt West Tel.LO.2-8409 ELECTRICAL REPAIRS of all kinds Estimates Given - Work Guaranteed ROSS - BIR0N ELECTRIC LIMITED 183 Frontenac\u2014Tel.LO.2-1564 years\u2019 cxporcnce.Write Kecord Box 150.32.Situation Wanted: Female EXPERIENCED typist, bilingual Hr sires position Immediately.Write Record Rox 151.36.Miscellaneous WANT TO put your ear aivay for the winter?Call 2-4008.We do all the work.Cars stored In clean dry building $15 for the season.TAXI \u2014 Blue end Vcleran Taxi Association.Local and long distance trips.Day and night .Tel: v LO.2-3838, IIHALTH HINT Brushing the tooth immodiato-ly after ealing helps to prevent tooth decay.7{«ÿ91 LAhATT NEW AND RECONDITIONED MOTORS STARTERS TRANSFORMERS REWINDING REPAIRS WIGGETT ELECTRIC LTD.153 MARQUETTE ST.- LO, 2-0828 ESTABLISHED IN 1903 'The Firat Electrical Establishment In Sharbrooka* \" i tAVINo Him COHVEJZr rr*TC> A REALTHiRgl -CUEMTJte-K VMON\tiNTME CTFItTf CONTEST- Cf-»6CK THAT NEW lAfcîATT PliTNFT lAFfL\" Your lirst cool bottle of 1\u2019ilscncr proves it .nothing slakes thirst so enjoyably, so effectively as Labatt\u2019s Pilscner! 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2.Government credit loan; 3.Farm improvement loan; 4.Personal bank loan.The other question, \u201cHow can a young farmer avoid unduly heavy investments in land, livestock and equipment when he is getting started?\u201d It was generally felt he could not avoid heavy investments.He would have to have money or security of some kind before he REASONABLY PRICED MAGOG RIGHT ,N FREE\tSHOPPING PARKING district\t Give a Very Personal Gift this Christmas \u2014 A PORTRAIT taken at STUDIO R.C.155 Sherbrooke St.Tel.Studio VI.3-2834 and Res.VI.3-4029\tLarge selection of furniture, gifts, household utensils.ANATOLE PRATTE Hardware and Furniture 271 Mai nEast \u2014 Tel.3-5115 \tGive Furniture Gifts Lasting and Practical.Choose from our complete selection.POULIOT FURNITURE 67 Main W.\u2014Tel.VI.3-2555 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Kenwood Blankets \u2014 Chenille spreads \u2014 Ladies' and Children\u2019s Sweaters \u2014 Lingerie.Penquin wool for Christmas Knitting.IRENE'S SPECIALTY SHOP 452 Main \u2014 Tel.VI.3-2525\t \tH.RODRIQUE ELECTRIC VI.3-3071 Corner of St.Patrick and Ste.Catherine.Christmas Gift Suggestions Electric Lamps Toasters, Kettles, Irons, etc.See our new line of ladies\u2019 clothing for Christmas.Special offers await you at CHEZ YVONNE BOLDUC 155 Main E.\u2014 Tel.VI.3-2782\tJ.M.BESSETTE The Family Shoe Store 362 Main W.\u2014Tel.VI.3-3716 j A complete assortment of winter overshoes.Large selection of slippers Christmas gifts.One has been designed for you LAFLAMME FURS 10 Main Wçst \u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-4823 Fur Storage \u2014 Repairs Remodelling\t \tThi* Christmas Give Household Appliances.We've a good selection of TOYS HUDON & VIGNEUX 471 Main W\u2014Tel.VI.3-3530 VOGUE SHOE SALON 51 Main W.\u2014Tel.VI.3-4693 High grade footwear for the entire family.Especially in narrow widths.X-ray shoe fitting service.\tFLORENT GERVAIS 398 Main St.\u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-2826 Jaweller \u2022 Watchmaker Complete line of Christmas Gifts.With tvery on* dollar purchase, gat a free ticket on drawing for a $50.00 Bulova watch.ARSENE BOLDUC 481 Main West \u2014 Magog VI.3-4894 Spetial prices on RCA Victor, TV sets, Ranges and Refrigerators.\t \tGERMAINE GAGNON 74 Laurier St.\u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-2708 Christmas Gift Suggestions Aderson and Halicrafter TV Lamps, Refrigerators, Rugs Complete line of Household Furniture.Christmas Gift Suggestions GE Irons, Toasters, Kettles CBS Columbia TV and all small appliances.PATCH BROS.499 Main St.\u2014Tel.VI.3-3606\t \tFor the best in quality, shop at 372 Main West \u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-4370 The leader in men\u2019s apparel.LEON C.HAMEL Ladles' and Men's Wear 106 Main St.West 366 Main St.West \u2022 Tel.VI.3-2615 \u2014 MAGOG\t could make a start at fanning.The following suggestions would be a help: 1.Rent a good farm until enough capital is saved to buy a farm; 2.Use horses instead of tractor; 3.Exchange work with other farmers with equipment; 4.Buy good second-hand equipment; 5.Take better care of equipment; 6.Buy good grades instead of pure bred cows.Mr.Hodgeman acted as discussion leader when the answers were summarized.The highlight of the evening was raffling a goose which Mr.and Mrs.Gaulin donated to the Hardwood Flat Forum.Mr.Lindsay Groom, of Canterbury, had the lucky ticket.The remainder of the evening was spent playing \u201c500.\u201d Prizes were donated by Mr.and Mrs.Gaulin.The winners were: Mrs.Erwin Watson and Mr.Earl Rudd; consolation, Mrs.J.D.Harrison and Mr.William McCormack.Mr.Garth Harrison voiced the appreciation of the gathering in thanking Mr.and Mrs.Gaulin for a most enjoyable evening.The evening closed with the serving of lunch by the ladies.The meeting next week will be held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Herring and will be the Christmas party.HIGH AND LOW FOREST The Forum met on December 13 at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Verne Wilson with 19 members present.The subject of the broadcast was \u201cGetting Started.\u201d Question 1: \u201cTo what sources do young farmers in your area look for credit when they are establishing their own farm?\u201d The ones that are lucky enough to have something to start with, get JAPANESE CHIC Orillia.Ont.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Back from a year in Japan, with the Canadian Red Cross, Margaret Rhodes said \u201cJapanese women are very chic in their dress when they turn to Western clothes.They seem to be strongly influenced by the French.\u201d Only iwo bt&w/s Cât-ty 4his quâtânke of excellence ¦- ¦4 Jp Wwi \" 0 SBEER superb léger l 61 PRINCIPALE SL, C0ATIC00K QUE.100 DU ROI ST., ASBESTOS, QUE.27 NORTH, WELLINGTON St., Sherbrooke 1345 WEST, KING ST., SHERBROOKE 1 a government loan to help them out, others buy from some one who will trust them, the owner keeping the deed until he is paid back, then after a few years\u2019 start he may gel the government loan, as the rate of interest is so much lower.2: \u201cHow can a young farmer avoid unduly heavy investments when getting started?\u201d He could buy a farm on which the land was somewhat rundown cheaper, and then improve it himself, buy some good second-hand machinery, hiring some work done, as that would be cheaper than paying interest on large pieces of new machinery, also buying a smaller amount of good used stock and raising his own and by changing time with his neighbors for work.The Green Leaf was read and the chairman reported we could have a speakermn \u201csprayers\u201d any time, but it was decided to leave this until late in January.Plans were made for the Christmas party, with an exchange of gifts, at the next meeting, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Harry French on December 20.FULL O\tfiiock Wo.2 Block Ho.' 49' fresh as SOLD ground MARCO 1.09 ,\t1 fo DELICIOUS -\tbog lid WiAcS Do,- Jl WLy C IirLstniaS ! 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Jase° 10 Gillette B'ueef?tùSe of GiUet\u2019te Shaving rream.ph>Sane*tra ^0-blade dispenser.20 Aette ) so U4J\"\t-iallv use-a gen- $2 50 Jm, ml Y; -v Sprained Ankle\tMonfrea|ers Greet n*»\"6,, _Xk\tRichard On Arrival uble coach of the Montreal Can- Montreal \u2014 (P \u2014 Hundreds of adieus of the National Hockey Montreal hockey fans jammed [League, said Mondav left winger central station Monday night to Dickie Moore suffered a badly I w?lcome home Maurice (Rocket) sprained ankle in Sunday night\u2019s Richard after his history-making game with Detroit Red Wings.400th goal in Chicago Saturday The 23-year-old batting and fielding wonder beat out miracle miler Dr.Roger Bannister of England by 35 points for the honor in the AP\u2019s 24th annual poll of sports writers and sportscasters.The \u201cSay Hey\u201d kid from Fair-1 field, Ala., winner of the Nation-jal League's batting championship and chosen as the league\u2019s most valuable player, received 38 first-place votes from the panel of 122, and 185 points on a basis of three points for first, two for second and one for a third-place vote.Thrilled the World Bannister, the tall, slender, 25-year-old medical interne who first [ broke the four-minute mile barrier in May and then roared from [ , behind to edge Australia\u2019s John Landy in the \u201cMile of the Century\u201d in August, received 36% | first place votes and a total of 150 points.Third, far behind (he two leaders, came Landy with 7% first- i place votes and 60 points.The Australian followed Bannister's ; monumental short-lived 3:59.4 world record with a spectacular 3:58 performance in Turku, Finland.June 21.But when they ran against each other in the great mile of the j British Empire Games at Vancouver, Bannister came from behind in the last 100 yards to beat : the Australian by four yards in 3:58.8.Landy was clocked in 3:59.6 in the first mile in history j in which two men cracked the I I four-minute barrier.Furgol Far Down Fourth in the voting was Car! Marciano; fullback Alan Ameche of Wisconsin; Frank Selby, the basketballer of college and pro basketball fame; Ed Furgol, the surprise winner of the U.S.national open golf title: Dusty Rhodes, the Giants\u2019 pinch hifter de luxe, and Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame\u2019s all-America quarterback.WELCOME .&frscems/ WINTER SUPPLIES HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Skates, hockey sticks, sweaters, etc.LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY SKATES DUFFLE COATS for all the family Fishing Tackle and Guns.SKIS GOODS and MARINE BRECK'S SPORTING 121 \u2022 123 Wellington St.South Tel.LO.2-2535 ¦Mm $2 GILLETTE RAZOR SET #5» $3791 dispenser and travel case.y GILLETTE ARISTOCRAT #&6 SET \u2022 One-piece razor, rhodium-1 ted for lifetime service.Sel C TQU travel case.olfT CARTON Of 10O GILim »UK »V»>ES IN DISPENSERS it \u2022'¦u.c blit blades, ni-C'S \u2022 Months of shaving comfort are ahead for every man who gets this attractive carton holding five 20-blade dispensers.100 blades in alL Irvin said Moore was slashed down by Marcel Pronovost, burly | Detroit defenceman, as Moore tried to go around him.Pronovost received a minor penalty.Moore's right ankle, which has been bothering him for most of the season, was badly swollen Monday, coach Irvin said.More trouble threatened the wingman as he was being helped off the ice.Detroit goalie Terry Sawchuk skated out of his net as Moore was being taken to the bench, and yelled at Moore that he was \u201ctaking a dive.\u201d Moore swung around and heaved a glove in the general direction of the goalie, but missed.The incident occurred in the third period of the game, which Canadiens won 5-0.night.The crowd broke into cheers as the National Hockey League's greatest- sniper appeared.Fans surged forward to hoist Richard on their shoulders and parade him through the station.\t\u2014 Richard will be honored by the su® city today at a reception in city hall.Mayor Jean Dropeau plans to present the Canadiens\u2019 star with a gift to mark his becoming the first player to reach 400 goals in the NHL.r r n.L r Ft f Vi' H1\t$ï K-w-.LWii .ïnccc tfcl?c c c g ¦eWrlFr ¦dwbrotike.t Los Angeles\u2014 Latiro Salas, 129, Los Angeles, stopped Sonny i Straus, 127'*, San Diego, 4.MONDAY NIGHT\u2019S FIGHTS New York\u2014Pete Adams, 153, Newark, N.J., outpointed Jimmy Martinez, 155, Glendale.Ariz., 10.Brooklyn \u2014 Paul Pender, 160, Boston, outpointed Ted Olla, 160't, Milwaukee, 10.Paris \u2014 World bantamweight champion Robert Cohen, ISl1^, France, stopped Ray Ankarah, 120\u201c*, Great Britain, 4 (non-title) bout Enjoy your Yuletide get-together and family Dinners at The New Sherbrooke Hotel SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1954 Fi Mean Johnny Anlonelli Sweeps Percentage And ERA Titles; 12th National Loop Player In History To Win Both Crowns New York \u2014 (/Pi \u2014 The important part lefthander Johnny Antonelli played in the pennant drive of the New York Giants last season was reflected today in the official release of National League pitching records.The 24-year-old Antonelli, who was obtained in a trade with Milwaukee last February, captured both the earned run and winning percentage titles.He is the 12th National Leaguer in history to win the double crown.Antonelli gave up 66 earned runs in the 259 innings he worked for a sparkling 2.29 earned run mark.The talented southpaw won 21 games and lost only 7 for a winning percentage of .750.Behind the Giants\u2019 stalwart in the earned run listings came Lew Burdette of Milwaukee with 2.76, Curt Simmons of Philadelphia 2.81, Ruben Gomez of New York 2.88 and Robin Roberts of the Phillies 2.96.As usual, Roberts, the circuit's perennial workhorse, paced the hurlers in several categories.He led in games won \u2014 23; games started \u2014 38; complete games \u2014 29; innings pitched \u2014 337; strikeouts 185 and home runs allowed \u2014 35.Gomez gave up the most bases on balls, 109.Jim Hughes of Brooklyn appeared in most games, 60, and John Hetki of Pittsburgh finished the most games, 46.Bob Grim Named Rookie-Of-Year In American League By Ball Writers; Jim Finigan Places Second In Poll OBITUARIES By JACK HAND New York.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Bob Grim, a 24-year-old ex-marine who never pitched higher than class A before he made the grade with New York Yankees last spring, today was named American League \u201crookie of the year\u201d for 1954 by the Baseball Writers Association, of America.Grim outdistanced the opposition in the vote on the 24-man writers\u2019 committee.The right-handed pitcher, who finished with a 20-6 record, received 15 first-place votes.Runner-up Jim Finigan, the fine third baseman who came out of the Yankee chain to star with Philadelphia (now Kansas City) polled eight votes.The other ballot went to A1 Kaline, Detroit's fleet outfielder.Second Yankee Winner Grim was the second Yankee to win the rookie award, which dates back to 1947.Gil McDou-gald grabbed the honors in 1951.Last year\u2019s winner was Detroit shortstop Harvey Kuenn.Both Grim and Finigan had played with Binghamton, N.Y.of the class A Eastern League, but at different times.Grim went into the marines after a 16-5 year on the Yank farm in 1951.Finigan, who was traded to the As last winter, played at Binghamton in 1953.Grim became the first Yankee rookie to win 20 games since Russ Ford in 1910.Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT New York \u2014 ((P) \u2014 When Avery Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, returned from his tour of Russia last summer, he said firmly that he had seen nothing whatsoever which would lead him to believe that the Soviet Union was doing any bigger job of subsidizing its athletes than has long been done in other countries which subscribe to the amateur code.Possibly aware that his words had not been swallowed whole, Brundage now backs them up with a statement from Nicolai Romanov, head of Soviet's department of physical culture, which leaves no room for misinterpretation.So far as we are aware, this is the first time a responsible figure in the Russian sports scene made an official effort to still all subsidization rumors.Rules Understood Writing in the current issue of the IOC\u2019s bulletin, published in Switzerland, Brundage says that in two long conferences Romanov emphasized to him that the principal objective of his program is the health and well being of the Russian people, with competitive sport only incidental.He quotes Romanov as saying : \u201cWe know, believe in, and respect Olympic rules.We have, and want, no professional athletes in the U.S.S.R.We operate no special training camps for the athletes in the U.S.S.R.We give no special inducements, cash prizes, or other material rewards to our athletes.\u201cWe believe champion athletes have moral and social responsibilities as well, that they should keep up with their work and studies first, and that they should set a good example for the youth of the country.\u201cWe do not believe in mixing sport and international politics.\u201d What Brundage succeeded in doing, obviously, was to get the Russians flatly on, the record.From here on, if any arguments arise as to that country\u2019s attitude toward the Olympic rules, there can be no question that it fully understands its obligations.That is making progress.SWEETSBURG- Mrs.Paul Beaudoin has returned to her home on Yamaska Boulevard, after spending five days as a patient in the hospital here.Mrs.Maurice Halle is ill in St.Luke\u2019s Hospital in Montreal.Miss Gweneth Beattie has returned to her home following a second illness within a few weeks in the B.M.P.M.Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Snyder and Mrs.G.Ben Phelps attended a General Electric Christmas party in Montreal Dec.15.HARD TO SAY WHO'S HAPPIEST HERE, Santa Claus or his little fans.This picture was taken in Sherbrooke Sunday afternoon, when the Sherbrooke Auto Electric Inc, entertained members of the a party, complete with Santa and gift-giving.\ti SAWYERVILLE\u2014 Eight girls and their leader, Mrs, Alden King, from the local C.G.I.T.group motored to Sherbrooke and joined the Sherbrooke girls in their Christmas Vesper Service, held in Trinity United Church.Many thanks are due to Rev.Alec Cameron and Mr.Everett McComb for taking the girls.Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Hodge and family were dinner guests i of the former\u2019s aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs, Alden King.Mrs.Edna Elliott, of Compton, lis spending the Christmas holidays at her home here.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Burns have left for Detroit, Mich., to spend Christmas with Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Deering.Mrs.Avis Cutler is spending Christmas at Cornwall, Ont., with her son and daughter-in-i law.# CINERAMA 1 \u2014 Artist Karl Leydenfrost depicts the breath-taking roller coaster scene filmed at famous Rockaways\u2019 Playland which engulfs the audience in \u201cThis Is Cinerama,\u201d first production in the new multi-dimensional medium which puts you completely in the action.Cinerama will have its Canadian premiere at the Imperial Theatre, Montreal, Monday, December 27th at 8:30 p.m.Montreal\u2019s Imperial Theatre is the only one in all of Canada that can show Cinerama.KINGSEY FALLS- W.A.Donates To M.And M.Fund Kingsey Falls, Dec.21.-\u2014The final meeting of the Brownleigh-Kingsey Falls Women\u2019s Association for the year 1954, was held in the United Chapel on the regular day.The president, Mrs.Donald Smith, was unable to attend due to sickness in her family.The vice-president, Mrs.W.E.Long, requested Rev.C.Foggo to take the chair and the meeting opened with singing two Christmas carols.Mrs.D.A.Buchanan was the organist.The secretary-treasurer, Mrs.J.M.Leith, read the minutes of the last meeting.Pennies saved by members during the year netted $15.70 this was added to the $25 voted for the Missionary and maintenance fund.All in office were re-elected by a showing of hands.Mrs.Long invited the W.A.to meet in her home in Danville for the annual meeting, January 20.Mr.Foggo closed the meeting with prayer.Tea was served and a social time spent around a large table tastefully decorated in keeping with the Christmas season.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Mastine entertained a party of relatives and friends the evening of December 11 in honor of Mrs.Mas-tine\u2019s sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Lucien Perron, of Richmond.Cards were played at several tables.Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs.St.James and other relatives.A lovely crib containing many pink and blue parcels was pre- INVERNESS\u2014 Mr.Lewis Elias, of, Bishop\u2019s j University, Lennoxville, will be a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Allen Little, for the Yule-: tide season.Mr.George Marshall, of Gos-i ford Street, spent a recent day; visiting his father and two | brothers, Mr.John Marshall andj sons, in Henderson Vale, I Messrs.Philmon Turcotte and son, Ferdnand, spent a day in Quebec City on business.Friends and neighbors are pleased to learn of the improve- i ment in Mrs.D.D.Macmillan\u2019s eyes.All hope she will be able to be out soon after being confined to her home.Recent evening guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Marshall were, Mr.Willie Long-! more and Mr.John Longmore, of Rectory Hill and Mrs.Irvine .Little, Mrs.Joseph Wright and Mr.Melvin Wright.sented to Mr.and Mrs.Perron for which they expressed their thanks and pleasure to all present.Mrs.Robert Sells and her son, Mr.Gordon Sells, are staying with relatives in Montreal while Gordon is receiving medical attention, His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.Miss Peggy Smith underwent a tonsilectomy in the C.J.M.Hospital, Asbestos, P e g g y\u2019s many friends wish her a speedy recovery so she may enjoy Christmas.On Thursday, December 23rd there will be a Christmas tree with musical selections, recitations and a play \u201cStation K.R.I.S.comes to Sunday School,\u201d put on by the pupils and young friends in the United Church Chapel at 7.30 in the evening.All are welcome.EAST ANGUS- Masonic Lodge Installs Officers East Angus, Dec.2L At a reg-nlai- meeting of Angus Lodge No.83, A.F.and A.M., the officers elected and appointed were installed for the ensuing year.Rt.Won Bro.A.S.Hall officiated as the installing oiTicer, assisted by Won Bro.R.B.Carias director of ceremonies.The following brethren were installed and invested: Won Bro.J.L.Bailey, W.M.; Won Bro.W.W.Beattie.I.P.M.; Bro.D.H.Willard, S.W.; Bro.H.Lloyd, J.W.; Bro.W.O.Damon, treasurer; V.Wor.Bro.George Rowley, secretary; Rt.Wor.Bro.T.A.Bagley, chaplain; Wor.Bro.R.B.Carr, D, of C.; Bro.G.Bailey, S.D.; Bro.E.G.Gray, J.D.; Wor.Bro.L.G.Wilkin, S.S.; Bro.T.G.Rowland, J.S.; Bro.R.J.Knapp, inner guard; Wor.Bro.R.W.G, Beattie, Tyler.the Mayfair Room of the New personnel and their families to Record Photo by Gerry Loinay) High School At Cowansville To Build New Wing Cowansville, Dee, 21.A new wing is to be built on the east side of the Cowansville High School, to contain eight new j class rooms and a playroom.The addition is being built to accommodate pupils from Easl Farnham and Brigham schools in Brome County and from Dunham Intermcdiale School, Farnnm\u2019s Corner and Selby Lake schools in Missisquoi County.School buildings in those districts will he sold to the highest bidder.The J.F.Wickenden Company, contractors of Three Rivers, have the contract for the new wing at $203,800.Work will commence early in 1955.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.John Page attended the funeral of Mr.Ernest Lewis in Montreal on December 14.member.H being the annual meeting and election of officers.Mr.Duncan took the chair.Mrs.Wailbridge moved a vote of thanks to all who had held office during the year, seconded by Mrs.Wauzer.Mrs.Gordon tinge was appointed the new president.Vice-president and secretary-treasurer were elected.Mrs.H.Near will entertain the meeting for January.Tea was served by the hostess, assisted by members.MRS VNN1E ARNOTT, 01 FAST ANGUS Kasi Angus, Dec.21 On December 12.Mrs.Annie Ar nott passed away at St.Joseph Hospital.La Tuque Although Mrs.Arnott had been in ill health for some time, her passing came as a great shock to her family and friends.The funeral service, conduct ed by the Rev.H.Halt, was held on December 15, at two o\u2019clock from her late residence to Emmauual United Church.! The bearers were Mahion Sutton.Lawrence Kinnear, Philippe Bilodeau, Alden Wilson, Lcolic Wilkin and Allan Jamieson.The floral tributes were many | and beautiful and told of the j high esteem in which the de ceased was held.Interment was i made in Cookshiro Uemetery, Relatives attending the fu 1 nernl were Mr.and Mrs.K.S.Vogel, sister and brother-in-law, i Margaret Vogel, niece, La ! Tuque; Mr.and Mrs.H.Pansier, 'North Adams, Masv; Mrs.Lillian Arnott, Montreal; Mr.Doug las Arnott.Sherbrooke; Mrs.W.Arnott and son, Everett, Waterloo, and Mrs.S.Hooper, Berlin, N.ll.MRS WEST OI.NEY, OK DANVILLE Danville, Dec.21 - The sudden death of Mrs.West Olncy at her home in Danville on No ! vember 22.came ay a great shock to her many friends and rel-! atives, Although Mrs.Olney had been in failing heallh for some time, she maintained an interest in l church and community activities ! to the last.She was widely known > ami a highly respected citizen of this locality, where she had lived her entire lifetime.She was in her seventy-eighth year.Born Ruby Tisdale, she married West Olney in November 1902, find of this union three children were born, Eric, of Tweed, Old., Everett, of Danville, and a little daughter who died at tho age of three months.She is survived by her husband, her two sons, their wives, two grand daughters and a grandson.The funeral was held on November 24, at Trinity United Church, Danville, of which Mrs.Olney was a member.She was also a charter member of the Rebckah Lodge, the sisl.-r members attending the funeral in a body, along with the family, many relatives, friends and neighbors.'The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.llev.Cyril Foggo ofllcialed at the service and spoke very com lorling and appropriate words.The bearers were Howard anti Roy Robinson, Joseph Bell, Ronald Evans, Roy Carson and Dean Olney.WILLIAM AUWUR CAIRNS, OF SPOKANE, WASH., Formerly of Sau'yen'ille.Sawyerville, Dec, 20.-Friends here learned with regret of the death of a former resident, William Arthur Cairns, who passed away in Spokane, Wash.Born at Sawyerville on April 7,\t1874, son of the late Robert S.and Mary (Smith) Cairns, he was one of twelve children and was educated in Sawyerville and Lennoxville.In 1902 he married Ruth Cronyn, of Bernardsum, Mass,, and they lived in Canada and Hartford before moving to Spokane.He also resided for some time in Hernardston, Both he and his wife were graduates of Powers Institute, Mr.Cairns was a contractor.Survivors include two sisters, Mrs, Leon Nelson, of Bernard slou, and Mrs.Evelyn Flemming, of Daytona Beach, Fla.; two hr» Ihers, Robert, of Canaan, Conn., and Henry, of Great Barrington, besides several nieces, nephews and cousins.Burial was in Center ('erne lory at Hernardston.'Theodore j Cronyn, of Bcruardslon, went to j Spokane to he with lus sisler.Mr.Cairns w ill be remembered in Sawyerville by old friends, inhom he visited here two years ago.MRS.WILLIAM COOMBS, OF ROCK FOREST Funeral sen ices for Mrs.Wit liam Coombs were held at Bishop\u2019s Funeral Chapel, Sherbrooke, on Saturday December II.at 2 p.m.with the Rev.Sidney Garland officiating.Mrs.Fred Hampton was the organist and Miss Thelma Crawford sang \" There Is No Night in Heaven.\u201d The bearers were Col.B.Lyon Milton Buzzell, 11.It, Ross, Dougins Ross, Walter Byham and Stanley Saunders, Interment was in Hie family lot in Elmwood Ce met cry, Mrs.Coombs passed peacefully away at her home on December 8.\tAlthough in delicate health she was able to be up and was interested in her family and .surroundings until a short time before her death.She was horn in Winchester, Out., the daughter of the late John Faith and his wife, Eleanor MaeOuaid.At an early age she moved to Sherbrooke, where she married William Coombs over 75 years ago.Those left lo mourn her loss are her husband, one daughter, Martha, Mrs.K.N.Wadsworth, ami four sons, Walter, Gcforge, Charles and Frank.Apart from her own children Mrs.Coombs is survived by five grandchildren, live great-grandchildren and several nephews and nieces, who reside in Ottawa, Ont.YOUR LONG DISTANCE CALLS WILL GO THROUGH FASTER BEFORE AND AFTER CHRISTMAS! MYSTIC- Mrs.R.F.Soule, Mrs.Stanley Soule and Miss Shirley Soule were in St.Albans, Vt., recently.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Soule entertained the Stanbridge Ridge Farm Forum on Monday evening.Following the broadcast and discussion, lunch was served which included a birthday cake for Mrs, Frank Corey, who was celebrating her birthday.Mrs.S.P.Cole entertained Ihe Women\u2019s Association on Friday afternoon with an attendance of ten members and several visitors.Mr.Duncan opened the meeting with prayer and (he minutes were read.AH were glad to welcome Mrs.Gordon Gage as a They\u2019ll Do It Every Time U.t Fata* OKU By Jimmy Hatlo ! NO FINER WHISKY IS MADE IN CANADA- - 5À DOMINION TEN CANADIAN WHISKY ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREAT WHISKIES : Q-tW 7 X DON'T (5IVE A HtGH HOOT WHO YOU BE ! 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