THE WEATHER ! 1959 OCTOBER 1959 ! S M T W T F S . CLOUDING; SHOW LKS 1 3 Mainly Minns today, cloud- 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 in.ç over this evening; rain 111 12 13 14 15 16 17 beginning tonight turning to showers early Saturday and 19 20 21 22 23 24 18 ending during the afternoon. 125 26 27 30 28 29 31 Slicrbi'cioki.'IMii liccoi'd Low-high Saturday 40 and 52. THE PAPER OF THE EASTERS TOWNSHIPS f Established 1897. Price 5 Cents SHERBROOKE. QUEBEC. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. I9i9 Sixty-Third Year Carried Nuclear Arms Sitratofort Collides With Tanker Provinces Come Out On Short EndExplosion Seen 150 Miles Big Federal Deficit Tell Steel Leaders New Four Dead, Four Missing HARD1NSBURC. K> — A nucleai armed B >2 boinbei and ils refuelling iet tanker Rules Out Increase Bargain Not Haggle' collided 1 hursday night in a fiery hlasl which 111 the -
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31 ARTISTS'
Oct. University
cells: each Historical
to
CO. ground 75c, Montreal North were of star
time. the
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that a
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than Francis BARBARA
completely
but
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were 24th, Hall, 17th, Ltd. chil lum
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presence LET
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Dictionary,
to response ARK dictionary's
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of
; encores, the
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the
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Chinese Jean each responds extrfavangance. Virgin's
Admonition Newmark the
Miss seven
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to on ■ i for and
folksongs.
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young
YEARS written season
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composed also on
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Forrester the
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seven lullaby Canadian SERVICE
District to chose an Le 39. of the
Beast
contralto district. own effortlessly hand. (Dorumsgaard- delicate and Nov. rendered song lieder. English this, was night definition Ohagall, same night FRAMES 7-7674 Whether especially called evening's The flows
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due To this lyrics say
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Kentucky
by the delHy the the contribu-j Bird different
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evening, Love
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proved Villon.
people Spring
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Ra[ Hark. t The Shields
Three oy
28 atio The Special
solo. At Mr.
The RICHMOND The The Fire Firemen Prompt Rev.
the Nelles
the Light the
Mr. Rock the to minutes
by Andrew’ anthems the will and in !' ' , morning minister, "vXv, 7-7611 there local
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choir flames the % take F. "S Clifford
St. Ont., Papers the
Forest.
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was damage
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by
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the
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paper
as drive lh from ’
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will to Monday will
presented circuit. Capt. Semi-annual ”
Drive both
NEW conducted officials
damage * was From the the be
service, firemen Armatage.
Trinity
will be the
organist.
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THE morning, meeting morning, Rev. E.T. Georges the Erie
Members
those Industrial To be invitation
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developments new
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function.
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of members Laflanune, Longval. Presbyterian at or scraping
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dedication
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FRIDAY, keep tire
Brown Celebrate Mr.
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joint
Some
what the Industrial will manager also Toronto,
League,
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part Gracey of
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men
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the Bailp ap- for ap service of In St. day of Hnwiek, OCT. to
welcomed
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of
Commissioners'
EASTERN worry
to has you or, wake problem part ning dropped — sudden seats. Sherbrooke est same out ed. your peared work. Hie the be day next that most warm rtdiator-last-May over-because-you days the in
So The These members, Most Yes, These Low You 16.
when newly
their
that
secretary-treasurer
work.
Que., well as
Upper
- it It seat car of been
far
will there
anti to night
Melbourne of
By 1959 five car up last sensitive- within -
solution
No
pleasant may
countries has into temperatures was
an
twodnv
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blanket
the the are chili. Chill stabilize
of
this of
installed arc the of
advised to
until is
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windows,
alternative,
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the been
Melbourne frost. a the
ordinary. also the former 21 when Winter's former Hie Holy
very
area course, week, a TOWNSHIPS day
morning You-won
the
performing
you likes heavy degrees.
conference.
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POWF.l over
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below to
have
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to Sacrament
simple: rest was chapel when
didn
Anniversaries the several days. span
this
or
get
the pastor dale the
members 26 rest
to Ixcc
during put
are you
frost
of
The take your ’ task.
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Wednes mereurj
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weather
nothing assured and sort way l.
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sea-
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celebrate a of Association; go
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parish, Golf and members monthly and day. will Coming Trade
the
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its Melbourne
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inducements: the
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that
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I
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luxuries procedure
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Sherbrooke municipalities." extras types
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Sherbrooke. Oct.
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did in Quebec a small basis, LTD.
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'"Just One of You Now—About Face!" Jacoby On Bridge 5t)ccbroobc Daily Bccotd BRIDGE CRIMES NET BAD SCORE "The Oldest Daily in the District'’ If some private eye were to NORTH 1< Established NiiUh Day of Feoruary, 1897. with which is Incorporated the Sherbrooke j look for today’s criminal he * J5 Gazette, established 1837. and the Sherbrooke Examiner, established 1878. V 72 would find two of them. East's * A J 10 8 ♦ The Record is printed and published every week day. by the Sherbrooke Daily Record heart raise was a serious misde Company Limited, of which Edna A, Beerworth is Secretary Treasurer, at the office, 119 Wei * A Q 9 3 lington Street North, in the City of Sherbrooke, incorporating the news service of The Canadiau meanor because it asked for trou WEST (D) EAST Press, The Associated Press and Reuters. ble. West’s double of three no- A K 10 4 A 98 7 3 2 Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery In Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships: .10 cents i trump was practically a capital V A K 8 4 V 106 5 3 weekly S15 60 per year. Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain or the United Stales: offense. Naturally West expected ♦ K9 62 ♦ 5 1 year'$9 00 6 months $5 00, 3 months $2.75. 1 month $1.00. Single copies 5c; 2 to 3 mos old^ some face cards in his partner's A 5 4 A 8 72 10c; up to 6 mos. old, 25c. “Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Department, Ottawa. hand but West held a minimum SOUTH opening and knew that his king A A Q 6 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959 of diamonds was misplaced. V QJ9 South might have punished the ♦ Q73 culprits severely by redoubling AKJ10 6 The Premier Offers A Solution but South was not a redoubler No one vulnerable and merely contented himself West North East South The announcement by Premier cede certain points in an effort to reach with three overtricks. 1 ¥ Pass 2 V Pass Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 N.T. Sauve that he possibly has found a an agreement with Ottawa as long as He won the opening heart lead Double Pass Pass Pass and finessed the queen of dia Opening lead—V 4 solution for the problem of federal the basic concept of provincial auto monds. It held the trick and the grants to Quebec universities will be nomy in the field of education is res- diamond was finessed a second anu uiamon
i / « SHFJtRROOKF. DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1953 LONDONREPORÎ Mount Orford Ski Club Officers World Celebration Financial & Market Report Starts Today (GREENSHIELOS A CO. LTD.) v> ...... NEW YORK (AP) — Jews Canada throughout the world begin NEW YORK STOCK MONTREAL STOCK celebration of Succoth, or the EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Feast of Tabernacles, at sun down today. The week - long Losing Closing 11 am Closing 11 s.ra. festival of thanksgiving marked Amer. Tel. 78’» 79v4 Abitibi 36 'a 36 the gathering of the harvest in Biblical days. The holiday also Ground? Anaconda 60 6014 Algoma 37'* 37'4 Bethlehem Steel 56 H 56'4 symbolizes the desert wander LON'DON (CP) — The News Borden's Co. 79 Aluminum 32'4 ings. of the ancient Israelites as Chronicle says there is a feeling Chrysler 6J\ 63 Argus Corp. xd they sought the promised land. l-)’« Comm. Solvents 28 of irritation in Ottawa that Can Cons, Edison 6“;ls Asbestos 28 ada is losing its place as one of Douglas 4(0 * Atlas 25 25'4 the leading middle powers. Dupont 258 259 ls Bell Tel. 4t)'V4 4014 D ratlin General Electric 77 Brazil 4.40 An Ottawa dispatch by Ian General Motors 54 >« 54 s» B. A. Oil 33 32''4 MACKEY, Lawrence \t the Cass says: Goodyear 125 B. O. Forest 1211 “People are saying that the Int. Paper 129 Wales Home. Richmond, Que , on Int. Telephone 36'a 36'» B. C. Power 34'4 34'4 Thursday, October 4 28 IIY6 voice of Canada has been too Johns Manville 50'4 Can. Cement 28'* liam Lawrence Mai 1 silent during the history-making N. Y. Central 31 ’ï 32'4 Can. Iron «. i husband of the late Elizabeth 33 s* 34'4 events of the past weeks; that Pepsi Cdn. Breweries 34'4 Jackson, in his 96th year. Fu Radio 59 some of the initiative previously Cdn. Br. Alum. A 15 neral service from the R. L Bish shown by Lester Pearson in world Republic Steel 73'v Cdn. Celanesc 20 20'» U. S. Rubber 60's 60'ü op Funeral Chapel. 300 Queen affairs has been absent.” Std. Oil of N. J. 47 Hi 47'» Cdn. Inti. Power Blvd. North, Sherbrooke on Sat The article criticizes Prime Studebaker 17'» 18s» Pfd. 45'a urday. October 17 at 2:00 p m. Minister Diefenbaker for “going U. S. Steel 1011» 102 ; Cdn. Pac. Hailway 25'» Ro\ Donald Stirling officiating. fishing” at a time when Nikita Van. Steel 32 >4 Cons. Smelters 17'* Interment in Westbury Ceme Wool worth 61 '» 61 Khrushchev was touring the Dist. Seagrams 31'2 30*4 tery. United States. The U.S. steel Dom. Bridge 21'» 21’» strike was threatening to para 161* 15 \ Dom. Tar WARE, Anson L. At the Brome lyze the North American econ Dom. Textile 10 Missisquoi-Perkins Hospital, omy and important American la THE Famous Players O 'T Swoetshurg, Que, on Thursday, bor legislation, with possible re Ford il'S) 77'* October 15, 1959, Anson L. Ware, percussions in Canada, was being Fraser 28 beloved husband of Grace Ella passed by Congress. MARKET ; Gen. 1'y naioics 44 Tilton and dear father of Frances The article also mentions that Home Oil "A" 12-'» (Mrs. Mundon Barnes), in his 77th Canada has again voted with the TCDA Y Howard Smith 39'* U.S. against recognizing Commu Hudson B. Mining 49'* 49'* year. Resting at his lalo resi nist China, “despite the fact that iGreensh'elds A Co. Ltd ) Imperial Oil 34 34 donee, Brome, Quo. Funeral ser Pictured arc the 1959-60 season officers of the Mount Orford Ski Club, elected last evening. Seated left to right are: Miss Therese there is ample evidence that such | tnd. Acceptance 35 34:'k vice in St. John's Church on Sat recognition would have the sup Martin, receptions; Miss Claude Leduc, secretary; Jacques Audette, president; Miss Jeannine Gagne, treasurer; and Mrs. Herbert Int. Nickel 91 91 unlay. October 17th at 2:00 p in. port of most Canadians.” Whittier, membership committee chairman. Standing same order are: Gaétan Grenier, reception committee: Johnny Dion, vice-pie Prices were mixed yesterday Inti. Paper 121 'i 122 Interment at Brome, Que. Robb's sident and race committee chairman; Pierre Allain, publicity chairman, director of junior programme and ski patrol leader; Gilles in moderate trading with a tirm , Interprov. Pipe 56'4 56 Funeral Service Regd, Kmnvlton. Grenier, membership committee; Pierre Longpre, Junior training; and Herbert Whittier, director of junior racing team. Executives undertone. 1 Jamaica Public New Air Ferry not shown are: Gabe Longpre, junior trainer; Denis Begin, technical advisor; and club directors. Gill Ethior, Paul Legarc and Laur Aluminium 32'« off 3 8 Serv. OR l., Bank of Montreal SS-H up Mi LONDON (Reuters) — The ent Grenier. (Record Photo by Charles Catchpaugh) MacMillan ‘TV 37'* 37'ï h\ fflrmmiam B. A. Oil 33 up 7/8 Hawker Siddeley Aviation Com Massey-Harris 13 N IovIuk mo-mon of B. C. Forest 12'4 up 1 SA Milt In pany today announced develop Texaco 55' » KiUtir, who died October Ittth. Lesage Calls For Can. Breweries 34Is off 3 8 ment of a new air ferry large Cattle Prices Noranda 41V, 40'* HKUt. Thetford Mines Preparing Cockshutt 16 up 7/8 Thought* drift back to bygone day-S enough to fly 12 small cars and Powell River 16'* Foundation 12-1 8 off 4 Life goes on but memory stays. 30 passengers, or up to 126 pas Coup de Grace 40 40’'4 Inti. Nickel 91 up 134 Price Bros. Kver remembered by,* sengers without ears. Sir Roy For A UNICEF Hallowe'en 665 MUM and PAD, QUEBEC (CPi—Quebec Liberal Royal Bank 83'4 up 1 Royalite Oil Dobson, managing director of the Steady; Trading LAUUI.NF. and îfUüNTS, sisters, a film to show the school child leader Jean Lesage today called Steel of Cda. 78'4 up 3/8 St. Lawrence Corp 16 Hawker Siddeley group, said that THETFORD MINES—(Special) | F.nWAKD, brother, on the party to deliver a "coup Texaco Canada 55'4 off \ Shawinigan 28 \ 28*1 as an “air-bus” between such —Preparations are already un ren. The film will explain how jde grace” to the Union Nationale Tor. Dom. Bank 59•% up X Steel Co. 78'4 78's cities as London and Manchester der way for the UNICEF (Unit much good the money collected Slightly Higher MeCALLUM In sad and loving ed Nations Children's Fundi Hal- ; j government in the next provincial Steinbergs A 24 Mi memory of our dear daughter and the craft could carry 126 persons The Dominion Bureau of lowe’en Appeal. Frank Thurston on Hallowe'en can do for the I general election. 1 Zeller's 32 slslrr, Joyce E. McCallum, who pass for less than three cents per pas MONTREAL (CP) - Cattle tistics states that the Canadian cd away October 1ft, 10G8 has been named chairman of the world's needy children. Mr. Lesage told the party's fifth output of pig iron in August Ban. Can. Nat. 54 54V* senger-mile. annual convention that Liberals prices on Montreal livestock mar MOTHER, MARION, JEAN committee. He will be assisted It is expected that the children was 359.179 tons versus 200.101 Bank of Montreal 55V« and DONALD. 1 must be w'ell organized to defeat by Mrs. George Riley, last year's of St. Patrick High School will kets this week were steady to 50 in August last year. Steel out Bank of N. S. 72 72'A UNICEF chairman, who will han Premier Sauve’s government. cents lower than last week. Trad 61 61'4 again collect for UNICEF and put was 477,790 tons in August Can. Bank of Com McCALl.UM In loving memory of dle the publicity. Other members The main task in the coming ing was slightly increased. against 265,698. Output of iron Royal Rank 83 V« 73 V» a dear wife and mother who parsed We'll Deliver of the committee have not as yet pupils of both schools will be. months — an election is expected Receipts: 1.650 cattle, 1.669 awav one year ago today. and steel in August of last year Tor. Dom. Bank 59 "4 Always remembered by, been named. given printed material to show ■ in early summer — whll be to calves, 1.816 hogs and 1,119 sheep was affected by a strike at the perfect county organizations LESLIE, husband, Bar-B-Q's and Mrs. Riley hopes to again have their parents, explaining the de and lambs. Steel Co. of Canada. AUDREY and DIANA, tails of UNICEF's Hallowe'en across the province, he said. This week's cattle receipts were The shareholders of Canada1 CANADIAN STOCK daughter*. campaign. Various committees at the riis- 410 head less than last week and and Dominion Sugar Co. Ltd. will EXCHANGE East Clifton Group In addition to the Hallowe'en * posai of candidates had been 1,100 less than the corresponding CHINESE POODS receive an offer next week for collection, Mrs. Riley reminds ; placed on war footing to help the week last year. From Ontario Closing 11 at part of their holdings at $25.00 — To Your Home !s Entertained residents that UNICEF Christ Liberal organization honestly fight came 270 steers, 160 heifers and U1 * 6% ! and effectively beat the Union a share. The offer is being made Anglo Nfld. Sherbrooke or Lennoxville mas cards will be available again. cows and 28 bulls. Maritimes sent Cdn. Ing. Rand 39 At Sawyerville The cards may be personalized Nationale government. by Tale and Lyle Ltd. which al WITHOUT CHARGE only 13 head, mostly cows. Cons. Paper 37 37 EAST CLIFTON — The Busy for all those who are interested. Text of his address was re Choice steers brought 25.50- ready owns approximately 12% Minn. & Ont. 30% with a minimum size order, ; Bees Society met at the home of It is pointed out that for every leased to the press in advance 26.75. of the outstanding stork. Traders “A” 36 FUNERilCHAPEL I Mr. and Mrs. T. C. French in dollar spent for a box of UNICEF of delivery. Good cows brought 16.75-17.75, Following the sale of $100 mil Trans-Mt. Oil Pipe 1()'/4 Good Variety j Sawyerville with Mr* Edith Bel- cards, fifty cents goes to the The Liberal chief said $20,006 Good heifers were 19.50-20.75. lion three month Treasury Bills, Quebec Tel. 30 530 Prospect St — LO. 2-216Q ilam'and Mrs. Gordon French, co- fund, enough to give 500 hungry had been collected during a re Goods bulls were steady at the Bank of Canada discount rate Shop A Save 11% Low Prices. children a glass of milk. cent public subscription c a m- MINKS I hostesses. 1825-19.75. ' fell to 5.26% as rompared with Cassiar 10% i paign. Ask for our Among the guests were four Vealers were in good demand $5.50% the week before. Cons. Denison 11V» MONUMENTS ladies, formerly of East Clifton, He said it is hoped that by the Tuesday, but lost $12 to $2 Wed I Consolidated Mining and Smel Gunnar 12% Menu. now residing in Sawyerville, all Milk For Bombay end of the year at least half the nesday. Grassers and drinkers Hollingor 30% NOW: Delivery end erection ting Co. of Canada Ltd. announc ANYWHERE IN THE TOWN over 80 years of age, Mrs. Maggie party's candidates will have been were $1 higher. Good and choice ed it has raised its zinc price Kerr Addison 20% BOMBAY (AP)—Canada’s High chosen. 72 72 SHIPS — LOW PRICES. THE Bailey, Mrs. Winnie Hurley, Mrs. vealers ranged from 29 to 32. one half cent a pound to 12Vi New Hosco Minnie Elliott and Mrs. Evelyn Commissioner Chester Ronning “Never has our party been so Permo Pfd. 105 Send for FREE booklet (hew Hogs sold 50 cents higher on the ing beautiful (tones — ALL Betts. Mr. French took their pic Thursday formally presented to j alive,” he declared, “never has cents. Quemont 10% J west-end market, holding steady The Bank of Nova Scotia an GRANITES. tures during the afternoon. the Bombay state government it been more united; never have i in the east-end. Sows were steady Sleep Rock 11% 12 ORCHID ORDER BY MAILt Lunch was served by the hos here 9,200,000 pounds of powdered its structures been more solid and nounced that it has extended its jon both markets. interchangeable gold certificate Write, phone o- cell: tesses. milk—estimated enough to pro so widespread.” Sheep and lambs were in gen- HOUSE INC. service to West Germany and GENERAL NOTES vide a daily glass of milk for |orally steady demand. Good Qlarfr nf cülnuikn Anderson Monuments 225 WELLINGTON SOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gorringe 360,000 children for a year. The ! lambs went at 19.55. South Africa. SHERBROOKE ROBINSON I should Ilk* to rx- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Syd consignment is part of 60,000.000 LEMESURIER — — Canadian British Aluminium pr»vs« my slncer* thanks to all those* BEEBE — TR. 6-2416, Oue. ney Gorringe and family of On pounds the Canadian government Co. Lid. has reported a net loss who no kind to mo during my Tels.: LO. 9-5144 and 9 5145 : Miss Hazel Fortier, and attend- (In Sullon, Lloyd Mandigo) tario, to Boston, Mass., and were has made available to the United Mr. Lewis Jones and Mr. G. of $621,085 for the seven months rrernt at ay In the Shorbrooko Hos Jack W. Lee, prop. jnd the reception for Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nations Children’s Fund and Fortier, of Sherbrooke were week ended July 31st. 1959. For the pital; to all who sent carda, letter* end guests of Mr. A. Fortier and Mrs. Jules Landry. and gifts; to the doctor*, especially Gorringe. other agencies. 12 months ended Dee. 31st. Dr Doom la and n unies and nurse* Draper-Hastings 1958 net loss was $1,914,229. aide* on the fourth floor; to mem FUNERAL SERVICE bers of Wlllowdale Rein-kali Lodge No 24 and friends for th.e Sunshine Cowansville - Sutton Basket; to the Ladle* Undid of St. Waterloo Knowlton THE CHE A TEST SALE EVER SEEN AT Sweeping Arrests fi (forge's Anglican Church for the Mansonville hook of fiction; and to all who visits Tel. 157 Cowansville ed me while In hospital and since my CARACAS, Venezuela (Reut Tel. II Sutton ers)—Thirteen persons are re return home. My husband and I should also like ported to have been arrested in to say how much w* appreciate the KING MOTOR SALES and BELANGER GARAGE a police sweep following the es many arts of kindness shown him cape of Gen. Nestor Prato, once during my long Illness the right-hand man of ousted For all this we are truly grateful. EVERY CAR HAS BEEN RECONDITIONED & IS GUARANTEED! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED—OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST! IRWIN and JEAN ROBINSON, i Venezuelan dictator Perez Jim Windsor, Que. enez A grenade was thrown | early Thursday in the centre of |Caracas, hut it failed to explode. Th# Director* of Rlversid* Mem orial Cemetery, Kinnear’x Mill* wish You Can Get a 1956 to take this medium to express their heartfelt thank* to all those who, 300 Queen Blvd.—LO. 5 997Z BIG FEDERAL DEFICIT following their appeal for fund*, We Rent HoiplUI Bed» mt::r si ,000 made It possible to carry out the work 3 r 3 Continued on page 1 of putting the grounds In better shape 750 r s475 and making many other Improvements under existing agreements.” and, In addition, setting up a fund But at the same time, he for perpetual care added, the provinces will continue RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CEMETERY Kinnear’s Mills, Que. to get 13 per cent of personal LLOYD OLIVER, income tax collections, instead of Sec-Troas. 10 per cent as provided origin ally in the agreement that ex INCO IMPARABLE CHOICE HATCH — It 1* with deep Apprécia pires in 1962. tlon in our hearts that we say The increase was made two "thank you” to all our wonderful Ford automatic . . . '54 years ago on a year • to - year neighbours, relatives and friend* who Meteor...... 57 Chevrolet...... '56 basis. It ha'S meant an extra were ao kind to us In so many way* C. E. WILSON & SON during the illness and death of our Ford 2-Door .... 54 $66,000,000 for the 10 provinces loved one, Mrs Reginald Hatch. To Knowlton CH. 3-6650 Ford automatic ... 57 Plymouth...... '56 this year. Dr White, Stanstead, Dr MacDotigall, "I said that was as far as I Dr. Dougan, and other Doctors assist Mansonville 47 or 20W ChevroSet...... 54 ing, Mrs. Sullivan, R.N., the nurses Zephyr...... 57 Vauxhall...... 56 could go in any commitment,” Sutton 59 or 228 Mr. Fleming said. "We are not of the Sherbrooke Hospital second Plymouth...... '53 floor and surgery, and the aide* who Cowansville 1553 ChevroSet...... '57 Lincoln H-Top .... '**5 ’closing any doors at this con- did everything In their power for îference, hut I couldn’t go any her. Rev A. M. Rose, Mr*. Rose, Har. or ZEnith 1-7100 Buick automatic ... 5 5 Ford . . • » • • 53 farther than that.” old Caaa and his staff, for all their Metropolitan 57 kind deeds, the hearers, to everyone AMBULANCE SERVICE THE 13-9-50 FORMULA who sent the beautiful flowers and Ford automatic . . . 56 Chrysler...... '55 ChevroSet...... 53 In addition to 13 per cent of cards, the money given for the Lan income taxes, under the agree cer society, the letter*, those who Meteor automatic '52 ment the provinces also receive brought food Into our home* and Meteor...... 56 Ford automatic ... '55 nine per cent of taxable corpor cared for the small children, and for the numerous offer* of assistance In Marriages, Ford conv...... '52 ation income and 50 per cent of many other ways. The warmth of your Dodge Royal...... 56 Chevrolet...... '55 succession duties. This is the so- friendship made our sorrow easier to j called 13-9-50 formula bear. Births, While Mr. Fleming turned REGINALD ITATTIL rhusband). AND MANY OTHERS AT VERY LOW PRICES — MANY SPECIALS — COME AND SEE THEM! Tomlfohla, Que.; down the idea of a plenary con MRS. GERTRUDE MORSE, Card of Thanks ference—all the premiers and Mr. rmothen; 11.30 per insertion Diefenbaker included—to revise DOUGLAS and RUTH, the existing agreement, he GEORGE and IVY, wrLDf:R and CATHERINE, DEATH NOTICES pledged that in mid-1960 the first ARTHUR and DORIS, of “two or three" such meetings ISc per line. Minimum oharfe PHILIP and JOYCE, $190 (10 Une» or let».) will be held to begin hammering BOYD and GLADYS (children), KING MOTOR SALES ■ out the next five-year deal. AND THE GRANDCHILDREN. IN MEMORIAMS $1.00 plu» 20 Open 8 A.M. fo 9:30 P M. Daily Premier Paul Sauve of Quebec cent» per Une for poetry. Addi tion»! name» over three 10 ; said he didn’t agree that a plen HAWLEY — Wf wish to thank our cents each name. 2394 KING WEST — SHERBROOKE — Tel. LO. 2-6776 ary conference has to wait until many relstlve» and friend* who were then. so kind to u* durin* the Illness and all above notices must death of our dear mother, the late CARRY SIGNATURE OF PAR “Although the fiscal situation Mrs. Edward Hawley of Mazo?. For TY SENDING NOTICE. has not changed since July, the the flowers, cards, the food, the OBITUARY COLUMN financial situation of the prov- loan and offers of cars. We especially Obituaries received within one ; inces, of municipalities and of thank Rev. Sidney Ripper, the organ month of deith are publialjed | school boards has deteriorated ist and choir of St, Luke's church In free. A charge of $5.00 I» made BELANGER GARAGE Magog, the bearera and aJI othera for for those delayed beyond this j to the point where it would be any acts of sympathy. Your kind period. 405 SHERBROOKE ST., MAGOG. - imperative to call a top-level con- ness will never be forgotten by, Herence.”
( SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, ERIDAY, OCT. IB, 1959 TV Guide
FOR BEST RESULTS The»» presrsm lUtingi are lupplied by tha station» to it» reader». They ere subject to change ^without notice, TRY RECORD WANT ADS and are published by the Sherbrooke Record as a service WHERE MORE PEOPIE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING ! Phon«—-LO. 9-3636 Connects All Deportments. WCAX-TV, Burlington — Channel 3 SRIDAV- .1.10 Vermont Edition 10.30 Sea Hunt 9 99 My Little M»rgl« 11.15 Louise end the 11.00 Final Edition 9.30 TV School Weather 11.15 Tomorrow'a Weather 12. To Let 20. Wanted To Purchase 41. Boats and Motors 10.00 On The Go 11 20 Heady on Stage 1. Articles For Sale 19.30 Docember Bride Three 11.20 Wrestling BARGAfN, muat tell — 40 hp out 12.20 Ready on Stage 3 CONNOR washer, wringer type, ttt hfl. 7 ROOM flat. North Ward, available SMALL wood range, white, with hot Radio Guide 11.00 1 Love Lucy Nov. I at, heated, ground floor, alao water front, must be in good con- board motor boat, completely 11.30 Top Dollxr SATURDAY— Tel: LO. Î-Î4T7. playroorn and garage, for Inform» dltlon and priced reaaonable. Tel: equipped including trilier, uaed Ud 12.00 Love at Life 9.00 Certain Kxngeroe SUNDAT- 10.00 Lamp ante My Ft* POLTSHEP hr»M flrepltrt hrsw lion Tel W. 7-7047, North HaMev 3S4-W. yeari- Must be seen to be appreciat These program lilting» are lupplied by the jtation* 12.30 Search tot 10 90 Comedies and . I ed tel: LO. Î-48&0, and are published by tha Sharbrooka Record as a sarvlce tomorrow Cartoon 10.30 uok Up and Uve fcreen, llhe new, beautiful antique 11.00 UN In Action chair, rosewood, new spring», good FOUR ROOM, ground floor apart., ^ „ ... to it* raaders. Thay art subject to change without notice. .2.45 Guidlui Light 10.30 Mighty Mouse 11.30 Camera 3 covering, Tel: LO. 2-M54, «3 Queen mem, swoo monthly Apply au 26. Help Wanted: Male 44. Property Wanted 1.00 News Headlines and Playhouse 11.55 Harry Roaeoner A Street, Lennoxville. Montreal Street. Sherbrooke______^______I '______CBM (940 Kcs) Across the fence 11.00 Learn To Draw FARM LAND, vicinity Cookshtre, with 1.15 Duke end Hie 11.15 Film Short* 12.00 Christian Science MARY MAXIM swreaters, men’s «lie 4 ROOM epartment, with bathroom, or without buildings, light or sandy THIS EVENING SwingDilliee 11.30 TV Univerilty 12.15 The Christopher» to. girls sise 1*. Baby carriage In Immediate occupancy. 4M Leonidas ASSISTANT TO soil preferred. Apply Record Box 5.00 Tempo: News 8.20 Tempo: On tha 8.30 Solo Drama 1.30 At the Murid SUrtU 12-00 Sky King 12.30 Face the Natlen very good condition. Apply lbd2 Street, Tel: LO. 2-9523 or LO. 53. S OS Around the World Spot 9.00 TBA 2.00 Mixing Bo-w! 12.30 French School of 1.00 This 1» the Life Fabre Street, Apt. 4. 2-1470. SALES MANAGER 5 30 Tempo Monitor 6.40 Rawhide 10.00 National News and 2.30 Houeeperty the Air 1.30 FTlm Shorts Stars and Roving 7.00 Teen-Agers Roundup 3.00 The Big Payoff 1.00 CBS News 1.45 Pro Football THREE LARGE rooms, ground floor, 46. Pets For Sale BLACK fur coal, sire 15, one cloth Reporter 7.25 Tempo: Sign-Off by 10.30 Anthology 3.3U Verdict Is Yours 1.30 Mr. and Mr*. North Kickoff North Ward, Tel: LO 2-3372 , 305 coat, size 15, perfect condition, one Required by manufacturer 8.00 Tempo: News end 7.30 TBA 12.00 CBC News and 4.0U dngntet Day 2.00 Saturday Spotlight 2.00 Pro Football Belvedere Street, North. j IT PAYS to buy from a breeder, pure fur stole, dishes, pots, pans, bed Weather 7.45 Provincial Sign-Off 4.16 Secret Storm 4.30 Walt Disney i 4,30 Pro Football of heavy industrial equip bred American cocker apanlal pup 6.10 Tempo: ByUne Affairs 11.00 Jimmy Tapp at the ding. one 4-piece wicker set. Resson pies. George Marshall, Waterloo, 4.30 The Edge of Nigh. Presents ( 4 45 TBA for selling death. Apply UMJ Fair- MAGOG six room tenement on Vic 6.15 Tempo: Sporta with 8.00 Songs of my Kon-Tlkl ! 5.00 The Last Word toria Street. Telephone Mrs Steb- ment, to supervise en Cue. phone 1154J-S. 5.00 Chuckwegon Tile» 5 30 Dance Date mount Street. Tel: LO »-1743 from Larry O’Brien People : 5.30 G.E. Quiz Bowl enne. VI. 3-3557 for Information. 5.15 Snick World at 6.00 News 9 to 11 a m. and 4 to * p m. gineering quotations and BOXER, white, purebred. « months SATURDAY Sport» 5.15 Weather Report j 6.00 Small World I 6.30 20th Century TWO unhealed S room apertments, old, Tel: Richmond TAlbot 8-2309 r.M CBC News 12.00 BBC Nswts and 6.15 Press Tour 8.25 Weetnarwlee 6.20 Sports Digest TWO used C'hsterfleld sets, living- available Immediately, 545.00 month technical correspondence. 431 College Street, Richmond. 7.05 Concert Time Commentary 6.30 This Week at the 6.30 Newsume 6.30 Glencannon 7.00 Lassie room tables, one combination wood ly, at 797 Cambrai St. Tel: I/O. 7.30 CBC News 12.15 Stamp Club U. N. 6 45 D Edward»—New* 7.00 Markham 7.30 State Trooper and gas stove and one Westing- Some knowledge of French BLACK and tan hound pups, ideal for 7.35 Concert Time 12.30 Junior Farm Club 8.45 Stu Davis 7.00 Y’ou Can Quote Me 7.SO Perry Mason | 5.00 Ed Sullivan Show house electric Icebox, complete dou 2-0430. | 9.00 GE Theatre desirable Permanent posi hunting or pets, also purebred cock 7.St Plain Talk l2 45 Movie Seen» 7.00 Drama In Sound 7.30 Rawhide 5.30 Wanted Dead ot ble beds; also small used Lesage j 4 ROOMS, bathroom, pantry, 1325 er spaniels. Tel: LO. 7.5314. 8.00 CBC News J ill Official Tune Signal 7.30 CBC Concert 9.00 Phil Silver* Alive 1 9.30 Alfred Hitchcock Piano. Apply Robert Bloutn Pianos, Belvedere Street South, Tel: LO tion with excellent possi 8.15 Outdoors with Les 1.00 CBC Newt Orchestre 9.00 Louie the Louse 19.00 Jack Benny Show PUREBRED American cocker spanteli. 9.30 Col Flack 1506 King St. West. Tel: LO. 9-3423. 9-4575. Morrow 1.15 Thia Week 8.30 TBA 10.00 Highway Patrol 5-30 Have Gun, Will } 10.30 What's My Une? bilities of advancement. Tel: L0. 2-6.148. I n.OO Sunday Special 8.30 Sports Best 1.30 Time for French 10.00 CBC News 10.30 Person to Person Trivet MAN'S raccoon coat, station wagon, DUFFERIN AVE. 7 room*, second 9 00 CBC News 1.45 Chansonnettes 10.30 World Music 11.15 Ready on SUge I camel hair, blue and brown cloth Income commensurate with 11.00 Esso Reporter 10.00 Gunsmoke floor, heated hot water, electric 3:05 Small Fry Prollca 2.00 Monitor 12.00 T. C. Bandstand 5 coats, sites 38-40. Tel: IX). 2-9685. stove and frig, furnish'd, $85. Frank qualifications Apply in Business Directory 10.00 Pre-School 5.30 Prairie Schooner 12 53 News WPTZ, Plattsburq — Channel J Conway. LO. 7-5182 and L0 Program 8.00 CBC News 12.59 It is writtea and FRIDAY— 6.20 Sports Scorebook' ' 2.13 NCAA Football pair Of Budgies, two cages, clothing, 2-4943. writing to Mr. L. P He 11.00 Jstz at Its Best 5.10 Weather Forecast Sign Off 6.30 Frank Heron’s Game books, etc. Tel: LO. 9-0800. 7.00 Today Advocates 7.25 Local Newa Teen Time 5.30 Film Feature bert, Forano Limited, Ples- 6.00 News ONE SET of blacksmith's taps and 7.30 Today 7.30 Command ROUSSEAU, GERVAIS. LANG LAIS A 8.25 Local New» Performance 6.15 Topic dies and one post drill. R E. Low- 15. Rooms To Let sisville, Que. 6.30 Championship MONTY Armand Rousseau, QC., 8.30 Today 8.00 Trouble ry, Eaton. Bowling Paul Mullins Gervals, André Lang- 9.00 Count Your Shooters MODEKN living room, furnished 7.30 Bonanza 4 TONS halt'd straw, $10.00 p^r ton. ed, hot water and linen. Kitch lais, Rene Monty. LOrralne 2-4735, Blessings 8.30 NBC Friday Night 8.30 Challenge 3 tons baled hay, No. 1 for horses, enette with refrigerator and elec 6 Wellington Street South, Sher 9.15 Film Feature Special 28 Domestic Help Wanted 9.00 Lawrence We» all string tied, $25.00 per ton. Price tric «tove. Bathroom with shower. brooke. 9.30 TV School 9.30 M-Squad at farm. G. A. Ross, Bury. Tel: Transvision. By the week. Orleans IÜ.00 Dough He Ml 10.00 Cavalcade of Sporta 10.00 Jubilee U S A. WOMAN WANTED: steady work, TOBIN A TOBIN. Trial Work and 10.30 Wichita Town 606-r-12. Apartments, 915 King George sleep out, for full day or 14 day. (030 Treasure Hunt 10.45 Jackpot Bowling General Practice. Rosenbloom Bldg , ; 11.00 Late News and ll.OU Hollywood Street. Tel: LO. 9-2967 or apply 595 Argyle 11.00 The Price lx Right BOOKS: 500 for sale, all In good or opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington Sports Wrestling Street, Sherbrooke. 11.30 Concentration der, make a choice at your own LARGE, bright room available, very (North) LO, 2-2120. 12.00 Tic lac uuugb 11.15 20th Century SUNDAY— price. Suitable for a circulating li reasonable. Tel: LO, 2-4087. $30.00 WEEKLY: Exceptional oppor 12.30 It Could Be You Theatre brary. Tel: LO. 2-5498. 40 Cathédrale WESLEY H BRADLEY, Q.C. The Can 1.43 Film Feature tunity for refined girl to work In ada Bldg.. 455 Crslg Street Wee'., 1.00 News Street. 1.15 Smtlley Willetts SATURDAY— 2.00 N.F.L. Football private home In Montreal, near St. Montreal. UN 1-2737. Game 16. Room and Board Joseph's Oratory. Own room and m 1:30 For You. Madame 10.15 Christian Science FURNACE, wood or coal, complete 10.30 Ruff St Reddy 4.30 Oral Roberta bath, T.V., light housework, help » 2.00 Queen For a Day with pipes and registers, 530.00 BOARDERS wanted: Good home for Chartered Accountants 2.30 Thin Man 11.00 Fury 5.30 Alaskans with two children, no cooking. 6.30 Lawman Tel: LO. 7-5504. elderly people, near store* and Transportation will be provided 3.00 Young Dr. Malone 11.30 Circus Boy MCDONALD, CURRIE A CO 12.00 True Story 7.00 Rlverboat V x «' ALUMINUM garage door with churches. All modern conveniences free (or successful applicant. Please 3:30 From These Roots home cooking. Tel: Ayer’a Cliff Chartered Accountants 4.00 House on High 12.30 Detective Diary 7.30 Suspicion track, cheap for cash. Tel: LO write to 1725 Meridian Ave., Mont COOPER BROTHERS A CO 5.00 Our American MO-r-31. real, Que. v Street 1.00 Saturday Western 7-5730. Chartered Accountant» 4.30 Split Personality Theatre Heritage 18. Wanted To Rent WOMAN for general housework, 297 Duffertn Ave — LO. 9-1664 5.00 Amer. Bandstand 2.00 Fro Football Game 9.00 Chevy Show 4. Property For Sale small family, live In. State wages Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, j 5.30 Romper Room Show 10.00 Strawberry’ Blonde Baint John, Charlottetown, Halifax, 3 OR 4 ROOM heated apartment, pre desired. Record Box 54. 6.15 Weather 8 ROOM, brick house, oil heating, Rtmouskl, Sherbrooke, Hamilton, ferred West Ward. Tel: LO. 2-0757. Channel 6 centrally located, with double gar- RELIABLE woman wanted for house Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton. CBMT, Montreal I 2.00 Good Life Theatre xge Must be sold to settle estate. and care of two children. Sleep Calgary, Vancouver FRIDAY SATURDAY Tel LO. 2-5325 or LO. 2-8482 after "Be my guest for all 3 " says PHIL SILVERS 2.00 LIT Rascals 2.00 Big Four 2.30 Country Calendar in. Tel: LO. 7-5959. i 3.00 Holiday Edition 5 00 p m PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ROSS, TOUCHE A CO. Chartered A» 2.15 Nursery' School Football countants, Montreal 3.30 Webb of Life CITY OF SHERBROOKE Time 4.30 Garonia World RAST ANGUS: 8 room, oil heated, 2.30 Open House Cruise 4.00 20th Century 31. Situation Wanted: Male 1 AVAI.LEE, BEDARD. Lyonnais, Gae Tonight and every Friday at 9 brick house with gerage. Available 3.00 P.M. Party 5.00 Upland Sports Theatre con A Associates, D. J Crockett, on or after Nov. lad- Tel: East on channel 3 for "The Best of Bilko" 3.30 TBA 5.30 Bin Tin Tin 5.00 CBC News HANDYMAN seeks f»U work, storm C.A., licensed trustee. 201 Conti Magatlne Angus Y El. 2-2192. windows, etc. Tel: LO 2-8793. 4.00 TBA 6.00 Speaking French nental Building. Sherbrooke, P-Q 4.30 Sport slime 6.30 Mr. Fix-It S SO St. Lawrence NORTH WART), 8 room self-contain Tel LO 2-9880. 3.00 Tidewater Tramp 6.43 CBC TV Newa Seaway ed. very well decorated and thor 5.30 Mighty Mouee 7.00 Dennis The Menace 6.00 The Bob Cumrolr.i» oughly equipped home, finished 33. Situations Wanted: Optometrists This Saturday Night at 9 6.00 Col. Flack 7 30 Movies With Show basement, laundry room, J bed Domestic 6.30 Metro Manning 8.30 TBA rooms Call LO. 2-5525 daytime only. j ALBERT TRUDEAU. Optometrist | for my spectacular 6.45 CBC TV New» 9 00 N.H.L. Hockey 7.00 Father Know* Continental Building, Sherbrooke j 6.05 Sports 10.30 Stacatto Best ALL properties recommended, guar WANTED housework by hour, good PUBLIC NOTICE reference*. Tel: LO, 2 1021. Tel. LO 2-0517 Eyes examined 7.0t Tabloid 11.00 CBC TV News 7.30 December Bride anteed to sell with family "squeal I ------: 7.30 San Francisco 11.15 Juliette ROO Ed Sullivan of approval.” Charles Connors, THE BALLAD OF LOUIE THE LOUSE" By-Law No. 1025 | Property Management Beal 11.35 Manhunt 9.00 General Motor» Real Estate, 138 Wellington St. No. on channel 3 8.00 Country Hoedown 12.05 Feature Film Presents Tel ICI. 2-400(1. PUBLIC NOTICE i* hereby 37. Personal 10.00 George Gobel Show given that on tha 28th day of PROPERTY Administrators Reg*d. (1 8.30 Four Just Men Echenberg) for property manage 9.00 TBA SUNDAY 10.30 Fighting Words May 1959, tha Municipal OLD, WEAK, RUNDOWN AFTER 40? 11.00 CBC TV New» 7. Farms For Sale Ostrex Tonic Tablets help thousands ment, rentals and supervision. Of 9.30 Silent Service 11,00 Church Service Council of the City of Sher fice: 105 Wellington St. North 10.00 Victor Borge Show 12.10 Today on CBMT 11.10 Sport* feel younger. Only 60c. At all This Sunday Afternoon at 2 11.15 Background FARM, 50 acres, 8th range, St. Elle brooke has adopted By-Law druggists. Phone LO v-6700 11.00 CBC News and 12.30 Good Life Theatre p*Orford. 5 room house, barn, 5 No. 1025 of tha Municipal Weather 1.00 Happy Land miles from Sherbrooke. Apply Rom By-Law» of tha City of Sher HYGIENE supplies (rubber goods! join me in watching exciting pro-football 11.15 Viewpoint 1.13 U.N. Review eo Desjarlata, St. Ell*. brooke concerning the inital- Mailed postpaid In plain sealed en- RICHMOND— on channel 5 11.22 Sport* final 1.30 TBA 11.30 Feature Film lafion of Park» in the City. velope with price list Six samples, E. W. Smith, Notary, TA. 6-2202 8. Cars For Sale 25c. 25 »a-nples, $100. Mall order CLEVELAND BROWNS CHLT-TV - Channel 7 That the original of *eid Dept. C-J, Nov Rubber Co.. Box 61, vs. By-Law No. 1025 it kept at FRIDAY- SATURDAY— Chevalier 1354 CHE VOLET, sedan, In good con Hamilton. Ont 10.00 Fon Fon 1-00 Sign Oft dition. block heater, low mileage, j the City Hall, in the Muni CHICAGO CARDINALS 12.30 CHLT TV' Aujourd’hui 11.00 Domino one owner. Tel: Windsor Mills VTc-j cipal Archives, where every AUCTION SALE PRESENTED BY 12,40 CBMT News 12.00 Documentaire SUNDAY— tor 5-2303. body can take communication NEW $6,500. 12.50 Premier Edition 12.30 CHLT TV 9.30 Mesje Cathedral* thereof. for Leo Paul Benoit, 10.45 Sacred Heart 1952 CHEVROLET sedan, delivery. 1957 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday. 1.00 Pot Pourri Aujourd’hui 5 mile* ♦rom Magog and 3 mile* 12.40 CBMT New» 11.00 Le F U» de dieu $275.00; 1948 Cadillac. $250.00; 1949 j The By-Law will take effect Automatic, fully powered, Femenine on October 31st 1959. from Georgevllle on the Oliver 2.00 Matinee Theatre 12.50 Premiere Edition 12.00 Actualities de 1» to. 54 Ford motor. $75.00; 1950 John- j equipped. Cost new $6,500. Corner Road. CARLING'S Semaine 1.00 L’Heure du Fr son outboard motor, $70.00; Real 3.30 Ciné-Feuilleton Given at Sherbrooke, this Will sacrifice for $1975. BREWbKS IN QUEBEC OF We»t 12.30 Opinions type power driven lawn mower, 3.45 Ciné-Feuilleton 15th day of October 1959. Reason: leaving country. Saturday, Oct. 17th, RED CAP ALE * BLACK LABEL LAGER 4.00 Menu 5 la Carte 2.00 Footbell 1.00 Tout Connaître $45 00 or will exchange for older 4.30 FU 1.30 Le» Travaux »t te# type Jeep, 4 wheel drive with plow. H. P. Emond, NOW $1975. AT 1:00 P.M. 5.00 Ouragan 5.00 Roma de la Science Jours Highway No. 1 between South City Clerk. CO. 7-5294 — LO. 2 8568 5.30 Aprenez le dessin 5.30 Gendarmerie 2.00 Autour du Monde Stukely and Waterloo, Tel: V. Wil 10 mUkitlK cows - S fresh, 1 calf; 5.45 Dessine animes Roycle 2.30 Chansons de» lard, Waterloo 986-R. l 5 pigs; 4 good work horses; new 6.00 Melody Ranch manure spreader "Jutras"; hay load- f 6.30 Télé-Bulletin 6.45 La Météo Prairie» I METEOR Rideau, sedan, 1959, auto ! er “Cockshutt” No. 2; 2 rubber tired 6.45 La Météo 6.50 Edition Sportive 3.00 Reportage matic. demonslrater, 1 Prefect se I farm wagons; mowlnç machine; sulky 6.50 Edition Sportive 7.00 Pahnaresde» 4 00 L’Heure* de* dan, 1859, 1 Ford sedan, 1952 Mor plough; horse rake; nne set of nearly 7.00 Club du Rythme quadrilles Quitte» rison's Garage, Scotstwwn, Tel: T. | new harnesses, b^ass trimmed; all 7.30 Phc-tcs Amateur» 7.50 Qu'en Pensey-rou» 5 00 Questions HELP WANTED ' small farm tools such as chains; forks. 7.45 Pour Elle 7.45 Politiques Indiscrete* FOR SALE: 1957 Rulck convertible de neck pokes, shovels and many other ; 8.00 Aventures 8.00 Cent Forces 5.30 Guillaume Tel! luxe, automatic, power steering, I j articles too numeroua to mention; i 8.30 Le Courrier de . 8.30 LeCte Du Sol 6.30 Robin de* Bote etc.: excellent condition. Apply Box Opening for 2 Junior Clerks, 1 male, ; 15 prs. of double htrne*.**- 9.00 Les Beaux Films 9.00 La Soiree du 7.00 Papa • Raison 1050 or Phone 746 Waterloo. ; offered for sale Farm sold. No Ke- 10.00 Affaire* de Hockey T 30 La Cte de» I female. Usual Company benefits. serves Terms: CASK FamiUe 10.30 Le Frere Jacques Chamns 19*8 PONTIAC, 4 door sedan. AT HOWARD STANDISH, Auctioneer, I 11.30 Tetejournal 10.45 Vie de Ohlen 6 00 Musle H*!l condition, terms can be arranged. 11.15 Nouvelles 11.00 Téléjournal 9.30 Premier Tel: LO. 2-8055 after 5:30 p.m For particulars: 11.50 CHLT TC New» 11.15 CHLT-TV News 10.30 Premier* Plan AUCTION SALE I Round-Up U.SO Théêtr» du 11.00 Tétéjournei JEEP for sale, good condition, term* Write Record Box 55 12.00 Cine Vedette 11.10 Sport Eclair cash.. Tel: Watervllle 181. tl.30 Cinéma et »•* for Ludger Rouleau, I Vedette» 1958 OLDSMOBILE. 2 door, hard-top, D ? miles from TOMIFOBIA on the model, excellent condition, low Griffin Roed, known as the Mun* WMTW, Mt. Washington — Channel 8 mileage, private sale, may consider roe Farm. 6RIDAY— 9.30 77 Sun*** Strip 12.30 Cinema trade-in. Tel: LO. 9-4874. l I 8 43 Teddy Bear 10.30 Black Saddle International Playhouse 11.00 Tomorrow’s 10. Horses For Sole ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD. Monday, October 19th, 10.00 Ding Dong School» Headlines Î SUNDAY— AT 1:00 P.M. I 10.30 Morning Movie 11.05 Mt. Wash. Weather , 10.00 Sermons from 12.00 Across the Board 11.10 World Best Movie» Science TWO saddle mares with all equip Meadow Street, Sherbrooke — Tel. L0. 9-5591 | ment. Including free use of barn I If jood milking cows, one 2-yr. old 12.30 Pantomime Qua 10.30 The Christopher* •with winter hay, $800.00. Also some I Holstein bull, some hens and chick 1.00 Music Bingo SATURDAY- 11.30 Channel 8 Theatre land near Lennoxvtlle at 2c per "The Furniture Store next to the Perking Lot” ens. machinery, Maiey-Harria tractor; I 1.30 A World Away 10.00 Michaels in 12.00 Colby Telecourae | tractor plough, trailer for tractor; ■ Check these car buys Africa sq. ft. Tel: LO. 2-7194 efter 7:00 p m 2.00 Day in Court 1.00 Oral Robert* Beforo buying furniture visit us. We have *U types of smoothing harrow, manure spreader; 1957 PLYMOUTH Sedan V-8 1954 OLDSMOBILE 88 Sedan 2.30 Gale Storm Show 10.30 Popcorn Playhouse | 1.30 Sunday Shbwttm* ha> loader; mowing machine; horse I 12.00 Soupy Sales 11, Livestock For Sale furniture, at attractively low prices. Belvedere, power steering Automatic, $| 3.00 Beat the Clock 3.30 Championship rake; pr srleds; fi Carnation milk *995. 3.35 Who Do You 12.30 Uncle A1 Bridge cans; 4 palls; Viking separator; new end brakes. Pushbutton Radio . 1.00 Engine House 8 3 OTEERS. 2 heifers Holstetn-Angus As we accept trade-ins, you will find many second Trust? 4.30 Broken Arrow De Lavel milking machine. 3 units; 2.30 Saturday showtime eros», 17 months. Grade Ayrshire | transmission. $1 1954 CHEVROLET I 400 American 5.00 Matty’s Sunday hand articles in excellent condition. hay fork with 200 ft. rope; lumber for 4.30 Wrestling cow- to freshen In January, eeeond j Radio ‘1695. Bandstand Funnies a silo; al*o hoop Irons; small tools; Sedan, 5.00 All Star Golf calf. Bert Phelps, Foster. ‘693. | 5.90 Engine House S 6.00 Farmer 41 Faifa FURNITURE • WASHING MACHINES 1500 cedar posts \n 7 - 8 • 10 ft. heater 5.30 Rin Tin Tin 6.00 Early Show 6.30 This Man Daweon lengths; 30 tons of baled hay; the 1956 CHEVROLET 6.00 Early Show 7.30 Decoy 6 GRADE Hereford heifers, 2't years | I 1954 FORD Sedan. : 7.00 Colt .45 old average weight 850 . 2 year old j • REFRIGERATORS farm of 320 acres is for sale, reason 2 door, 6 eyl., $ ‘795. ; 7.20 Tri-State New» 8.00 High Roed 7.30 Maverick STOVES for sale: Mr. Rouleau has other Hereford bull registered, Richard j heater 1595. Radio, heater — 7.25 Watch Your 8.30 So Thi* la 8.30 Law Men Camber. Georgevllle. P. Q. ACCORDIONS • B-H PAINT employment. No Reserves. Terms: 7.30 Walt Disney Hollywood 9.00 The Rebel CASH. 1953 CHEVROLET ‘575. | Presents 9:00 Lawrence Weli 9.30 The Aleak»»» 11a. Poultry For Sale HOWARD STANDISH, Auctioneer. 1956 CHRYSLER New York Sedan , 8.SO Mar From 10 00 Jubilee U.S.A 10.30 World of Talent We Offer Easy Payment Terms, If Desired. er. 2 door hard Blackhawk 10.30 World’s Ber 11.00 World’s Sé»t 1952 CHEVROLET Coup*. 9.00 Tombstone Movies Morte* 80 HAMP.-WYANDOtn pullets, start top. Equipped ‘1993. Territory ing to lay. Cecil Dolloff, Ayer’s I WE REPAIR Hester. ^.QC 8 Radio ...... *a3a# ■ Cliff S13-r-4. TV & RADIOS 1955 BUICK H»rd Top PRE-FAB SUMMER 59 R IR. x L.S. pullet* laying; Ils» PROMINENT RUBBER MANUFACTURING FIRM PROMPT SERVICE Coup*, Auto- 1952 DODGE "Learn More About Feet" 59 RT.fi. x L. S. yearling tien». _ ’395.1 COTTAGES O'BOYLE & PEARCE m#tie, radl« ‘2293. Sudan, Hester JEROME J. PIGEON, D.T.O. Frank Woodward, North Hatley j requires New methods of Foot Correc from $595 — wide «elect!*** *10-r-2. Tel. LO. 2-S800 — TRUCKS — tion — also Corn», Callouaea. in atyling and finlahat. Liter 1430 King W. — Sherbrooke No arch aupporta, ature on ragueat. Immédiat» lib. Baby Chicks 1955 DODGE 1954 DODGE ‘595. I Mon. thru' Thurs., dellveriei. Clerk Accountant Vj Too Pick Up '725. ' j Too Pick Up AMES IN-CfiOSS pullet*, reedy-to-lay, 6:15 PJM. _ 8:00 P.M. ALSO—call ua for cottage Iota, started and dayo'd*. Dual purpose Younq men with High Seheel education, so» I 83 Peel St.. Sherbrooke. COLIN C. MacPHERSON and Leghorn chick*, dayold and 18.21 to perform routine accounting work. Com Wanted 50 «that makas and tnsdels to choose front. Phone mornings or after Reg'd. itarted. Send for Uyt. Fail-Winter 100 Laka St—Tat. VI. 3-3341 mercial training or experience an asset, but not Reliable Diffaront used car models and makes arriving daily. 6 P.M., LO. 2-7393 delivery best broiler varieties watchma MAGOG ahould be ordered now Bray Hatch eisentlal. I INANCING: 30 Months to Pay — NO DOWN PAYMENT ery, Lloyd Humbert, Talbot Street, We otter company paid hospitalization and pen (formerly Newington), Sherbrooke. 2-0042 Phone LO. 9-3739. sion plan. Your Present Car can be the Down Payment I UsftdUsed Car Lot openOpen fevanmg*Evenings Tiilmi 9r p.m. | 12. To Let OVER 55 YEARS LENNOXVILLE — 4 room apartment, | Cost Clerk We Have Been Doing heated, hot water year around, j Service Depot An ambitious high school graduate, ege 20-25 ELECTRICAL WIRING & MOTOR REPAIRS newly decorated, on Queen Street, interested in a career in our Cost Department. IFOXBRQOKEMOTORSltd.i with complete bsthroom. Tel: LO. Expart Repair» 7-4324. Must be neat and accurate with figures. for the people of Sherbrooke and disfrief! We offer company paid hospitalization and pen. and P»rf* Authorized Dealer for CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • LENNOXVILLE. 246-A Queen St., 4 sien plan. tor «II type a at I You can depend on ua for a good job af a fair price! room apartment, ground floor. Tel: ! washing CADILLAC end G.M.C. TRUCKS. LO. 2-4967 after 6:00 p.m. Reply in writing stating age, academic training CALL US FOR YOUR NEXT JOBI and experience. fnachinat. 345 Wellington South—LO. 9-3606 — LO. 9-3608 I FOUR ROOM epartment, newly decor ated. Tel: LO. Î-MA4. PERSONNEL MANAGER Tel. — Sherbrooke — I WIGGETT ELECTRIC LTD. 3 ROOM apartment, 2nd floor, easily LO. 2-4723 Full Line of G-M. Approved Parts far General Motor» 153 MAROUETTE STREET - TEL. LO. 2-082I heated, private entrence, in nice B. F. Goodrich Sponge Products Can. Ltd. 1601 King St. W. Cara and Truck». ^Jj re»id*nee, occupancy Nov. lit or Eitablubed 1903 Dec. 1st, parking space. Tel: LO WaUrville, Que. SHERBROOKE 7.4871, 201 Seventh Ave. South. 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GRANDMA'S 'LET 'EM CATCH IT' THEORY HAD MOVING SOME MERIT and STORAGE Chartier Auto Spring Enr. Bv Harold Thomas Hyman, M.S. for furnifurt — Soparafo ' wt SPECIALTY WriHon for NEA Servies Apartment Storage — Mov Wh«el aiignmtn. and wheel It wasn't too many generations ancing on all rvr#» of vahlclt» ing — Pecking — Local & Hava your springs chackcd now. ago when grandmother deliberate Long Distance. Agent for if they art too low or too soft ly exposed all the young ones United Van Line». All cars fully insured whila In our There ore lots of people who care Rapid auarant—<■* servica when the first of them caught RAOUL MARTINEAU could bite their tongue in holf TRANSPORT chicken pox. regular or German ond still hos-e plenty left, «vu» Office: LO. 2-4832 measles or mumps. Tel. LO. 24589 Res., LO. v-3108 180 GALT W. By modern standards it was a SHERBROOKE crude way of immunizing chil dren. But the reasons were A. DUCHARME REG'D sound, and the results left little ELDON F. McGEE to be desired. She knew the in New York Life Insurance Co. FURNITURE fection would spread, despite Accident & Sickness Protec Thor Washers. Moffat Refrlg precautions. tion. Major Medical, Life In orators and Ranges: Marconi When the kids were sick togeth surance. & Phileo TV. jot er. they kept one another com Group or individual. STOVE OIL 52 Alexander, Tel. LO. 2-9704 pany. Convalescents helped those Tel. Bus.: LO. 9-5103 FUEL OIL Res.: LO. 91513 who were still uncomfortable. The Complet* Burner Service» NEWPORT household was upset all at once PETROLE "LION" FUELS instead of at intervals Inc. Time has proved grandma's TAILOR Gerard and Paul Bourque, Prop. Mém mi " ' wisdom. Each of these virus in For ledtas and gentlemen HEARING Gerard and Paul Bourque, ^\V*A'^\VV>\VV fections bestows a lifelong im General Repairs props. munity. Attacks are much less F. COLLETTE 184 Wellington St. S. AIDS severe and complications much 82 King W., Apt 10 LO. 9-2563 First ali-in-the-ear aid with less likely to occur when the LO 24334 separate switch and volume patient is between the ages of 4 SHERBROOKE .x'N'"lS control. Many models of L>\W'7>,sv06'»W«w‘ or 5 and 9 or 10. other aids ... all small. Attacks are more severe and cated attack and needs no further complications much more likely TELEVISION-RADIO artificial protection. to o ç c u r, especially in mumps, EARL MORROW when the patient is an adolescent Soon there is a very promis REPAIRS ing prospect that equal success Newport, Vt. or an adult. Estimates Work Guaranteed In recent years, introduction will be achieved by a virus vac Rayfield Ross. Bury, Quo. of an effective mumps virus vac cine for regular measles which presently can be reduced to a cine has somewhat changed the her baby having congenital de mild and uncomplicated disease ROSS-BIRON situation. By giving two injec | LO. 2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD feet arc slightly less and the de- by early use of injections of tions, a week or so apart, con 1 183 Frontenac Sherbrooke ! feet is apt to be less troublesome. tacts may be protected during | “measles modifier.” But if the mother's mother With the elimination of mump fit the three-week period of incuba j saw to it that her daughter got and regular measles from grand tion. When the vaccine is com - : German measles when she was i ' Æ' i pletely effective, the contact i ma's program of naturally ac I a youngster, her grandchild quired active immunity, there shows no sign of the disease and i i would be spared the handicap of remain for consideration only a thihii dose, injected six to 12 ; coming into this world with a months later, may give lifelong ■ chicken pox and German, or congenital defect. protection. If the vaccine is only Liberty, measles. partially effective, the contact j Nothing need be said for or So German measles for your n develops a mild and uncompli- against her procedure with re- NEW AND USED FURNITURE ; little girl is a blessing disguised 1506 King West i as a nuisance. Tel. LO. 9-3423—Sherbrooke gard to chicken pox Introduced EAST DUDSWELL - She" Gv><* into a household, nothing will Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eryou, prevent each susceptible child Brenda Lee, Darcy and Sharleen from catching the infection. And Eryou were guests of Mr Er- since the disease is mild, brief yew's parents in Beebe. and rarely complicated, it is best Mrs. (nr.) Robt Elliot has regarded as a necessary nuisance passed away at the McKcagc & BRAND ANTI-FREEZE like the occasional scraped shin. Nursing Home in Sherbrooke. But German or Liberty measles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couchmar is another matter, Recent ob and family, of Thetford Mines, servations have provided a strong were guests of Mr and Mrs. R YOU GET PROTECTION AGAINST FREEZE-UPS basis for following grandma's ! F. Harrison. program. To be sure, German Mr. Keith Bennett had the mis kf*üa\\09jeeï' measles is a mild, brief and un I fortune to have his car partially But, freeze-up protection alone isn't a tiny area of corrosion—can cause 4e"tWS' complicated disease as far as the I destroyed by fire recently. No enough. Today’s more powerful engines costly damage. That’s why “Prestone” ! one was injured. patient is concerned. Brand Anti-Freeze contains Magnetic But if the patient happens to Messrs. Ernest and Herbert depend even more on 100% efficiency be pregnant and in the first three guests of their sister, Mrs. Phil in the cooling system. A speck of rust— ilm. so that... months of her pregnancy, the Ip Kirwin, and Mr. Kirwin. Mrs. chances are one in three that her Kirwin is improving in health baby will be born with some since her return form hospital. V congenital defect such as a hare Messrs. Roy F. Harrison and tliÉlë mïïM lip, a cleft palate, eye cataracts Wendall Groom are spending the or heart trouble. week in Sherbrooke where Mr If she is beyond the 12th week Harrison has cattle exhibited at of her pregnancy, the chances of the Winter Fair.
I 1 HOW DARE VÜU KICK OCRS WHAT v-ÿX 1 ITWEMT INTu j A FOOTBALL IN THE V--r( BOVS?! 5FA.\ that house.' HOUSE •?; JobrTA HERE ITWUZN'I MS- IT WUZ THOSE BOVS OUTSIDE- J YOU ALSO GET PROTECTION AGAINST RUST AND C0RR0SI0FI m SPOONFUL OF MAGNETIC FILM RUST CAN'T PENETRATE ^ |TkM. *>: molecules in "Prestone” Anti-Freeze this tough protective film formed by 10-1© covers entire walls of your car’s cooling Magnetic Film molecules throughout system. the cooling system. JIGGS
YOUR ST0RV JIÊES WITH THE OLE SHE'D SE TH1 WSr X CHÊCKIW6 HER ALIBI IS SHE WORE A8UJS TWA ▼ I„. I JUST YOUR C06HMX FRIENDS GfWE US ON CNE IK) EN&LM0D TO \ ROUTINE, PAMt A GIRL AND RAINCOAT NOT LIKE 1 REMEMBERED [Penny is THE PHONE’. BUT WE MUST CHECK BETRAY HER COUNTRY; WAS INVOLVED... I SAW HER PENNY'S! I WAS GOING A COUPLE O' OUESTIONED THE7 SHOULD KE OUT , THINGS-EK- in Detail LOOKING FOR A SPY! NOTHING,PAM'. ABOUT HER. NOTHING AT ALL ACTIVITIES HSBHfe IN C0BHAM THRU0UT THE DAY, THEN.
i:M:ï CUTS REPAIR BILLS SMOOTHER RUNNING ENGINE Double Protection means the end of With no interruptions to water circula* cooling system trouble-saves you big tion—your engine never overheats, runs money in repairs. more smoothly. This year (jet more for your Anti-Freeze dollar r I if- i NOW, LET'S ALL THU. ] &-SECAUSL. \| /""—AND ''N /CaND THE! f0\ C ekjt; if } you're rksht/.’ YOU < ANY OF YOU LITTLE WHY WE MUST BE < SHMOOS LAY E£CAUSE J I LI'LSKINS PATRIOTIC AND KILL ) MILK,EGGS, HAPPILY, WANTA | MONSTERS DARE get.,. THEIR MAKE ALL SHMOOS// ____ AND PORK EYELASHES / v£.rtY NICE I ^ YOU . .PL.AV —. HARM ASH MOO CHOPS-ALL FOR FREE" /'EM— / youre CLASS —s f—^ "y eat ( . « SUEVBtSNEf TOOTH-« ' SEM al»ve \ rc PICKS//'^^'A v-3 ' HAPPILY//)
BRAND ANTI-FREEZE SttUSI BY PETE HOFFMAN BEN, HERE'S A LIST OF y what's Y7" V- The Guarantee Tag Tells You N\ ....CRIMINAL ( WRONS? W THAT JUSTICE...JUVENILE THE BOOKS CLARENCE /1 DELINQUENCY... PENAL BARRY INTENDS BUYING ------. That You Have It J WITH HIS...UH...BENE PHILOSOPHY...PEiSON , ...... - PSYCHIATRY...AND 4 MORE LATER, EHD ^ ... OK AY, THANK YOU, I clarence; /**% PrcMvtVL" and "Union Carbide" rue trade marks. lilr NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY DIVISION OF UNION CARBIDE CANADA IIMIII0 :v p SKERBHOOKT, PA FLY RECORD, FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1BS9 Personals Women s Hot Off ~ûut/t mMTF Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright, In The Women's Sphere Wyatt St,, have returned from Groups Kitchener, Ont,, where they spent The Working Wife Who Quits the weekend with Mrs. Wright's sister, Mrs. George Vivian and L'VILLE WOMEN’S LEAGUE larruige Mr. Vivian, formerly of Stan- The October meeting of the Griddle Job Is Envy of Friends stead, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lennoxville Women’s League was MACDONALD—MCLAUGHLIN Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rot held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred ter and children, Tommy and TRURO, N. S. — Recently Vio job to sit at home all day.’ Laurison, Prospect Street, on By GLADYS RICHARDS Are working wives becoming a Wendy, of Montreal, were also let Domikia McLaughlin of Mont-1 "Finally, I guess, they just fig Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Hot off the Griddle • is a new- closed group who look down their guests of the Vivians. Kennedy as co hostess. real, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I ured they no longer had anything * * * weekly column by your womens noses at the wife who gives up The meeting was constituted by H.A.L. McLaughlin of Truro, was her job to become a full-time in common with me and dropped editor that will include announce the reading of Scripture by the united in marriage with Gordon me. Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Me- ments of coming events and homemaker? Thomas MacDonald of Sher "Actually, I don't miss my job Keage, of New York, were vice-president, Mrs. Gerald Cas- helpful ideas for the homemaker. A working wife who quit her brooke and Montreal, son of Mr. ] at all. I've been taking some Thanksgiving weekend guests of cadden, who in the absence of I Organizations that wish to be and Mrs. John MacDonald of j job a year ago writes: ! courses, doing a lot of reading Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McKeage, the president, chaired the meet ! included may notify the editor Sherbrooke, with Rev. J. Harold] "In a year of being a full-time and working in the yard. I’m Queen St., Lennoxville. ing. ' by Wednesday of each week. * * * Graven officiating at the cere homemaker I've lost a number learning to be a really good cook Miss Feme Murray, treasurer, mony in St, John's Anglican ' NEXT WEEK'S EVENTS of friends. The moment 1 quit my (which pleases my husband). But Mr. Byron Labonte of Stan- gave a gratifying report of the Church. job these friends started asking, I do miss my lost friendships and ; stead, spent the holiday weekend proceeds from the Sector Supper, St. Andrew's Anniversary sup The church was attractively 'How in the world do you ever I'm afraid that if I don’t go back in New York after attending the and a further report was given per, Oct. 19; V O.N. Thrift Shop, decorated in autumn colors with expect to be able to get along on to work I'll always feel ‘left out’ i provincial teachers' convention by Oct. 21-22: St. Paul's Ladies’ Mrs. Wilfred Laurison, who, chrysanthemums and the guest one, pay check?' as 1 do now." 'held last week in Montreal. assisted by Mrs. Ray Hunting in Guild rani party ami food sale, pews were marked with large "They also kept needling me Has it ever occurred to you < * * St. Patrick's church Parish Sup convening the supper. bows of net and yellow mums. with such remarks as, 'Don't you that there might be more than a per Oct. 22; St. Agnes Guild, Mr. David Fearon of McGill Mrs. Harold Turner, convener During the signing of the regis get hored with just a little house little envy in the attitude of your Church of the Advent Chicken University, Montreal, accompani- of Welfare Work, reported cards, ter, the soloist, Mr. Fred G. Cum work to do to keep you buy? working friends? You stepped off j ed by his friend, Mr. Robert An Patty tea. Beta Sigma Phi art ex flowers, and gifts had been sent ing sang 0 Perfect Love accom and '1 can't imagine giving up a the treadmill—and they probably hibit and St. Paul's Little Helpers derson, of Bancroft, Ont., spent to the shut-in. panied by the organist, Miss Ber |don’t care. If you're happy with ; party. Oct 24. the Thanksgiving weekend with Some members of the League tha Dunn. A CATERERS I your life don’t worry about your * * • the former's parents, Mr. and will assist other ladies of the The bride, who was given in ; former friends. Make new friends For Weddings, Luncheon», Mrs. Earl Fearon, Winder St., church in the Anniversary Sup marriage by her father, was Here it is housecleaning fime Teas, Home Cooking among stay-at-home wives, who Lennoxville. per to be held in the church hail gowned in a floor-length Empire again, the summer slip covers won't look down their noses at on October Ifl. dress of French velvet, fashioned i to be put away, windows to be ROCKCLIFFE you. It was decided to hold the an with a full skirt falling into a 'cleaned and rugs to be put down 471 Quebec St. i Join a woman's club or two to nual Christmas Bazaar on Novem short train and a Bourbon lace ] again. If you leave the rugs Tel. LO. 2-3433 get started. Oct acquainted in A Tasty Meal ber 7. This is to be a Salad Tea, upper bodice and long sleeves down all the time, remember-to your own neighborhood. Do some Fish and rice are two foods with food and sale tables. A new tapering to points over the turn them at least twice a year volunteer work. In short, make a feature of this event will he a hands. Her shoulder-length veil to save the wear and tear. Even new place for yourself and new which have been part of our diet MOVING? Christmas Novelty Table, where of silk illusion was held in place i though you use a sweeper every friends to replace the old ones. since primitive times. They are LO. 9 5105 guests may buy Christmas novel by a coronet of seed pearls and For a woman who has worked found in almost every land, and day and vacuum at least once a ties and decorations. This table sequins and she carried a cas- !
1 IA SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, OCT. 19, 1#SB Canadiens Teach Punch Imlach's tAupSe Leafs A Lesson, Win 4-2 Bang Home Three Goals In First Alouettes Must Win Saturday To RA CES: Dodgers Get $11,231.18 While Each • HOCKEY • Thursday'* Games Three Minules To Upset Undefeated Keep Playoff Hopes Alive In Closing Starters for While Sox Pick Up $2,225.11 For NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 4, Toronto 2 Saturday Detroit 2, Chicago 1, Leafs; Red Wings Edge Hawks 2-1 Drive, Clash With Argos In Toronto Their Shares Of World Series AMERICAN LEAGUE If Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t know it before, they do now — i 1ST RACK — "O" TROT NEW YORK (AP)-Thc world The first place teams m each Qaebac 4, Cleveland 0. The nosediving Montreal Alou times since. They were dominant CURSE: $100.00 team playing Montreal Canadiens has got to keep the pressure on league receive 70 per cent of the ettes fate a do-or-die situation in the league up until the Tiger- 1—USBEAU, O. I.«chance, champion Los Angeles Dodgers EASTERN PRO LEAGUE every minute. total receipts of the first four Three River* 5, Sault site, Marie 3. Saturday in the Rifi Four Foot fats' rose to power In 1957. 2 -CONNKU.Y It, It. Dupont and the losing Chicago White Sox Leal* took a little time getting untracked against Canadiens THREE NEW IMPORTS I KRISCO IIARVESTKR <’, Chabot will receive record shares for the games of the series. MU Royal* 4, HuU-Ottiwa 3, ball Union. I COUNT PULASKI, O Surprenant. Thursday night and before the gamt wa* three minutes old they Riddled with injuries and deep At least three imports are ex 1959 world .series. Each Dodger The Milwaukee Bravo* and the 5 - MARTHA SPKNCBR, G, Chanson, player voted a full share will get Cleveland Indians, second place had suffered their first defeat of the National Hockey League sea in a six-eatnc losing slump, the pected to debut with Als. Curt r, MlI.LSPrUNC. G. Dubola. finishers, accounted for 15 per son, once-mighty Alouettes meet Argo laukea. Hawaiian tackle obtained | 7 MR. LU LU, It. Pitre. $11,231.18 while each White Sox Tonight's Gomes cent of the total receipts. The It took Montreal exactly two minutes and twenty seconds to nauts at Toronto with their hopes from British Columbia Lions of H KING’S PRIDti. J P Normandm full share is worth $7,275.17, base Also; High Score. Braves’ team share was $86,997,60 NATIONAL LEAGUE for a playoff berth riding on the the Western Interprovincial Foot ball commissioner Ford Frick an score three goals and that was enough for a 4 2 victory, nounced Thursday. and the Indians’ $66,997.61. No game» scheduled. WINGS STILL WINNING outcome. ball Union; Milt Campbell, re JND A 4TH — "O" TROT A PACE newcomer this year, got his first PURSE: $700. (div.l The series set a record of Each Milwaukee full share was AMERICAN LEAGUE In the only other NHL game of With three games left in the cently purchased from Kileh- two big league points—both as 1 TRY AX .lONKK. G. Dubola, $893,301.40 for the largest plat worth $J,808.16 and each Cleve Providence at Rochester, |the night Detroit Red Wings con Rig Four’s It game schedule, the ener-Waterloo Dutchmen of the sists—and played standout hoc Senior Ontario Rugby Football 2 DANNY DIAMOND, G. Roblchaud, ers’ share ever distributed, Los land full share $1,799.94. The tinued to roll with a 21 victory situation looks like this: Ï LITTI.K. ROYAL, A. Gravel. EASTERN PRO LEAGUE key. Union, and Wes Oidcon, who did Angeles’ team share was $375,- Braves gave 33 full shares and Three Rivers at Sudbury, | over Chicago, Hamilton Tiger - ('ats have 4 .lAHRL’ITOWN NORA, O. .Sheldon, At Detroit, the Wings spotted clinched first place with 18 points some quarterbacking in pre-sea 5 ROYAL DAt.K. L. Denauit. 186,59 and Chicago’s total share the Indians cut up 31. The victory, sparked by Alex Delvecchio’s two second • period the Black Hawks a second-per- on a 02 record. Ottawa Rough son exhibition, will likely see ft.. MKRIUK DAKNLKYSON. amounted to $250,124.39. 10 FOR THIRD S Desroehers. The third-place San Francisco iod tally, then came back on Del- Riders arc next with 10 points action. The Dodgers voted 29 full Standings goals and another stellar goal 7—DEFIANCE. R. Lague. shares and the White Sox 31. Giants and the New York Yan tending job by Terry Sawchuk, vecchio’s pair to win their third and Toronto and Montreal are Argos, still healthy in all de II MIGHTY JACK. P. Masse kees received 10 per cent of the NATIONAL LEAGUE tieil at eight. partments, say they’re gunning Also Truly Vnlo. The previous record for a full put the undefeated Wing- in first game, share given to a winning player melon, each slicing up $44,- P W I. T F A Pt > place, one point ahead of B;». , : SAVED BY SAWCHUK TOUGH SCHEDULE for three straight wins and a Detroit ...... 4 3 0 1 9 4 7 3RD A 7TH — "O'' PACE was $11,147.90 to the Now York 665.07. Bruins. Sawchuk has been the big dif- Only one of Alouettes’ final second-place finish after three PURSE: $300.00 (div.) Boston ...... 1 3 1 0 19 13 6 Giants in 1954. The Brooklyn The Pittsburgh Pirates and the 2 three games is at home and after seasons of winding up in the 1 LISK DIKI-t TLY, A. Reaudoln. Montreal ...... 4 1 1 13 12 3 Henri Richard, Jean Beliveau fcrcncc in all Detroit games so Detroit Tigers, the fourth place Toronto ...... 3 2 1 0 11 8 4 Saturday they fare two with cellar. 2 l.ADY KONG, G Rohlchaud, Dodgers in 1956 held the previ and Marcel Bonin triggered the far j. DIXIE'S BABY, A. Gravel. ous high of $8,934.34 for a loser's teams, collected five per cent uf Chicago 5 1 4 0 ! i 15 2 goals that beat Toronto. Dickie Tb agile netminder has al- Hamilton. Argonauts have two Tie ats have some injuries to New York 4 0 4 n il 19 ü home games left, including Sat worry them, chiefly the dislo I DUCKY G, C. Poulin. full share. the total receipts, each distribut- Moore, l h e league’s scoring lowed but four goals in four 5 - h’RKI'TlOM DIRECT, II. Lepage, FOUR-GAME TALLY ing $22,332. AMERICAN LEAGUE His teammates have urday’s and finish up their cated shoulder which is expected li - MARTY UR LED, O. Surprenant. champion the last two seasons, i game to keep place-kicking ace Steve The previous largest players' Players eligible to vote in the P W L T K A Pts tallied the Habs’ other goal—his only scored nine in that span— schedule against Rough Riders. 7—WILLIAM WEST KYKR, Providence 4 0 8 F. Desrochcrs. share, which is figured on rec [distribution of shares are those 5 1 21 13 first of the current campaign. lowest in the league so far In Saturday's other Rig Four Onesehuk on the sidelines for the Ilershey 4 2 1 i 8 8 5 ft real a VF. r Lague. ; who were with the club from action the Tiger-Cats visit Ot- rest of the season. Offensive line- eipts for the first four games Sprlnglield ... o 0 0 0 1 1 b 4 Frank Mahovlieh and Bob Pul- He turned away 15 shots Thurs Also: Mn .imlllcnne Star. June 1 and were still there by f> t a w a. , men Harry Lampman and Bronco only, was $$8t,783.72. That was Quebec ... 2 4 0 13 17 4 ford scored for Leafs, day night in a hectic third period The Montrealers haven’t missed Nagurski will miss Saturday’s 4TH RACE — "D" PACE set by the world champion New I Sept. !. The voting takes place Cleveland .... !$ 1 3 1 12 16 3 BELIVEAU STARS and 29 for the game. Chicaao’s PURSE: $100.00 York Giants and the Cleveland prior to the world series. Hochester .... 1 1 0 0 2 ft 2 Beliveau, who came down with (Hen Hall was even busier, stop- a playoff berth since 1002 and action hut should he fit again by Buffalo 3 0 3 0 3 17 U the season’s end. I MR. NORWAY. F. Newell. Indians in 1954 series. This year's The Dodgers were quite liberal a mild attack of flu Wednesday , ping 83. have been in the Urey Cup three ■1 DANNY BROOKE, B. Chabot total, of course, was the direct in their full shares. Pitcher Art EASTERN PRO LEAGUE and was a doubtful starter until The only shot that eluded Saw- ■\ WAYNE II. ABBE, H. Gendron. P W L T F A Pts 4--SPOUTNICK, Geriron Lachance. result of the 92.000 plus crowds Fowler, who was sent to Spokane shortly before game time, was chuk was HuH’s rebound at 12:43 Hull-Ottawa 4 2 2 0 16 13 4 :> MOO MOO, Gilles Lachance. at Hie Los Angeles Coliseum. Aug. 13, was voted a full share Mtl. Royals 3 1 0 2 10 9 •i the winners’ big gun. Besides col- of the second period, Fa-rous Warwick Brofhers To Tour 0—KITTEN, O. Morin, The former total share record as were pitcher Roger Craig, Three Rivers 3 2 1 0 12 !* 4 looting his first goal of the year, Delvecchio tied it up 43 seconds 7 MIGHTY BAILS, W. Mosher as well as the previous winning Larry Sherry and shortstop Sudbury 2 1 0 1 K 5 3 ID SWEET BROOKE. L. Bergeron. the all - star centre set up two later and scored the winner at Kingston 3 1 2 Ü 11 13 2 Also: Ricky Rlgg». and losing highs included televi Maury Wills. more for a three-point effort. 19;05 of the same period. Poland And Teach Coaches And sion and broadcasting receipts of Wills was brought up from S. Ste. Marie 3 0 2 1 7 13 1 Both Jacques Plante of the All teams take a breather to- 5TH A 8TH — "O" PACE about $85,000 from pre-game and Spokane June 1, Craig was re ’Canadiens and Johnny Bower cf night. Saturday Boston is at Tor- PURSE: $350 (div.) called from the same dut) June 1 CLEVER WATTS, O. Sheldon. post-game shows, which arc not the Leafs had a busy night in onto and New York visits Mont- Players Fine Poinls Of Hockey 2 MIGHTY ABBE, P. Masse. included in the players’ pool any 17 and Sherry came up from St. Sal Maglie To goal. Bower blocked 38 drive*, real. :i BERT EBI.IS, G Lachance. more. ! Paul July 2. !9 of them in the first period. Rangers and Canadiens return KD MONTON’ (CP) - The of the Warwick line. “We arc 4— JET POWER. L. Muekins. Look For Job Plante stopped 38, 13 in the first!to New York Sunday night while Three Warwick brothers, fa getting expenses only,’’ 5— AVALON ART, F. St-Oenls. and 14 in the last. Boston plays at Chicago and Tor- mous for their bruising hockey, The Warwicks have been out ft- BILLY U LEW, O. Morin. As Pitching Aid Billy Hicke, Canadiens’ lone onto is at Detroit, of organized hockey since the 7 LARRY CHIEF', < . Mathieu. Canadian Quarterback Russ Jackson are going to Poland to teach I) -UNSAY BROOKE, A. Beaudoin. NIAGARA FALLS. N Y. (AP) coaches and players the finer 1957 - 58 season when they points of the Canadian game, played with Kamloops Chiefs in 7TH RACE — "D" PACE Sal Maglie, former New York the Okanagan Senior League. PURSE: $100.00 Of Ottawa Turned Down Scholarship Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Batlfe Continues Saturday In WIFU tirant, Bill and Dick, perhaps I MARIETTE IBAF, F. Desrochera the most heavily penalized for They own a restaurant in Ed 2— KENT’S BOY. L. Larose. pitching star, said Thursday he ward line in senior hockey, monton 3— CYRIL'S FLICKA, L. Denauit. W’ould seek a job as a major sail N'o\. 13 from Montreal ; But they were planning a 4 MO I, ASS, E. Newell. To Play In Big Four With Riders league pitching coach next sea For Playoff Spois Wifh All Teams comeback this season as extra 5—UNO. A. Surprenant, son. aboard Ihc Polish liner Batory ft QUEEN ETON. G. Lachance for a 30-day leclure-and play strength for F, d m o n t o n Oil OTTAWA (CP) — Perhaps the term as No. 1 quarterback, had Maglie said he would not re 7—UOLONF.t, FLEET, .1. Fearneley. only reason quarterback Russ dreamed equally long about play tour of Poland. Kings, a junior t cam which It MISS ALLIE STORM turn to his job as farm system Jackson isn’t playing rugger for ing Big Four football. In Aclion, Bonders Holding Lead “This is a very serious good plays in the Central Alberta In Also: Harry Prince. coach with the St. Louis Cardin termediate League, They will Oxford University is that he pre WAITED LONG All five Western Interprovincia! cations arising from a broken will trip which will be good for 10TH RACE — "D" PACE als. ferred Big Four football action. “I thought the matter over for Football Union teams see action hockey and Canada'" Bill War work out with the Oil Kings un PURSE: $100.00 leg last season. He will replace Jackson, the young man who a couple of weeks but deep down Maglie was dropped from the this weekend. Three of them will wick, 35 - year * old leftwinger, til Nov. It when they leave for 1 HI,l E MOUNTAIN BROOKL Canadian Tony Kehrer. W. Mosher. | seems to make Ottawa Rough 1 honestly think my mind was Cards’ active player roster in be fighting for playoff berths. said Thursday. '‘Wo are going Montreal. 2 TOM'S STAR HAL. O. Morin, ! Riders tick, pondered the altern made up from the start. I’d April. Only Winnipeg Blue Bombers Lions have manpower prob to show them C a u a d i a n The tuur was arranged by i ft OFORGE LOGAN, G. Lachance. atives of a Rhodes scholarship waited too long for a chance to have clinched a playoff spot. lems. Defensive half Sonny hoikr.v as il is played." George Brodski, editor of a 1 BROOKE HARVESTER, Bergeron. j nomination and a professional get into pro sport.” Homer is limping with a bruised Lectures, ice practices and sports newspaper in Katowice, ! V PATRIC K MERRYWOOD. The teams will be going with in conjunction with the Polish U. Grenier. football career. Thus, he commuted from To NY Commission their 12 imports, announced this foot. Coach Wayne Robinson at least, six exhibition games Ih LADY O’BRIEN, L. Rarosc. Ottawa's gain was Oxford’s ronto’s Ontario College of Educa hopes to take Homer on the have been arranged with the Hockey Federation and govern week after the clubs had played ment, 7 MILO HANOVER, R Chabot. loss, it was indicated Thursday in tion for all’ Rider games last To Ho'd Meeting the 13th game of their 16-game weekend road trip but it is un national hockey teams of Po I! MISS ROSSI, G. Lachance. nn interview with the 23-year-old year and still was one of the 35 likely he will see action. Offen land, Sweden. West (lermany Also: Happy Chum. schedule. Each club, except Cal McMaster University grad who students recommended for a On Boxing gary Stampedcrs, has three sive end Bruce Claridge was hit and Czechoslovakia, REMEMBER WHEN . . . lias found a pass-scoring touch teacher’s certificate without hav with the flu. “This is strictly a friendly LAST NIGHT'S STARS NEW YORK—(JP)—'1. j state games left. Calgary has two. George Hainsworth, one of the to go with his acknowledged tal ing to write examinations. athletic commission said Thurs Bombers, with 20 points, meet visit,” said Grant, a right ents as a running quarterback. On and off the field, Jackson is winger who at 38 is the oldest great goalies in hockey history, Centre Jean Beliveau of Mont day it will hold hearings looking British Columbia Lions in Winni- was killed in a car accident near After five opening losses, Ottawa credited with a cool confidence. into "certain payments made to 1 peg Saturday night while Edmon- Paquette-Kuntz real. who scored one goal and j sits alone in second place with Gravcnluirst, Ont., nine years ago “I feel I can throw the ball as I underworld and undercover indi ! ton Eskimos take on the Stam- today, A 55-\ car-old Kitchener al assisted on two others as the I five victories. far as any one—not as accur Canadiens defeated Toronto viduals in connection with boxing peders in Calgary. Edmonton is Fined For Fracas JAMES ime derman, he had retired from “It was in April, 1957, when ately, ot course, but experience in second place with 16 points Maple Leafs 4-2 Thursday. ; bouts and promotions.” hockey at age -11 after 14 seasons. they asked me whether I’d accept j should straightened that out.” ; and Lions and Stamps are tied The hearings, however, will not By Commissioner of PARIS AUTO He won the Vezina trophy three Alex Delvecchio of Detroit, who a nomination for the two-year Jackson’s speciality still may for third with 14. scored two second period goals scholarship,” said the diffident be rolling out on the option play ! be held until after the conclusion WINNIPEG (CP) - Two Big 1744 King W., seasons in a row ending in 1929 Eskimos need one win to dinch Four Football Union players that gave the Red Wings a 2-1 young high school teacher. “It but last week he took over the of the pending trial of Frankie while with Montreal, and in that, a playoff spot. The first place have been hit in the pocketbook Sherbrooke, triumph over Chicago Black could have been a difficult deci Big Four lead in average pass Carbo, the commission said. This season he had 22 shutouts in 44 1 teams gets a bye into the final by football commissioner G. LO, 9-0501, LO. 7-7394 Hawks Thursday. sion because after all the pres ing gains with a mark of 9.9 vvas done at the request of dis- playoff while the second and Sydney Halter as a result of a specializes in serving English- tige and opportunities at Oxford yards in 65 attempts, lie also [ trict attorney F’rank Hogan’s of- Los A n g e I » s — Baymundo third • place clubs meet in the fracas in Hamilton last Monday. speaking customers. Spokane, Wash. — Hank Casey, are things you dream about.” } fice, the commission said, (Battling) Torres, 135, Mexico, threw three touchdown passes in semi-finals. CITROEN AND PANHARD knocked out Johnny Busso, 137, 1161, San Francisco, outpointed But Jackson, who came to Rid weekend action against Montreal Carbo, alleged underworld box- Halter announced Thursday DEALERS Eskimos clash with Bombers in night he had slapped a $150 fine New York, 2. Eddie Cotton, 164, Seattle, 10. ers last year and took over this and scored a major himself. {ing lord, has been indicated on | Edmonton Monday and Lions charges of conspiracy and acting on Toronto Argonauts’ Bobby play Saskatchewan Roughriders Kuntz and a $50 fine on Hamil as a tight manager without li ! in Regina. The regular schedule cence. ton Tiger - Cats’ Don Paquette, Will Greaves' Experience Pays Off, tcnds Monday, Oct. 26. both ejected for fighting in (lie ! Edmonton lost its chance—un- final minutes of the game. less Winnipeg drops a game—for Kuntz received the larger fine | a first-place spot when Calgary for his conduct after receiving s Knocks Out Leroy Flamand In Fourth SPORTSMAN'S downed Eskimos 41-23 last Mon match penalty. day. Coach Otis Douglas said the The Kuntz-Paquette fight re To Retain Canadian Middleweight Tille PiSEST key to Stamps’ success in recent suited in most players on the field and several spectators join m CALGARY (CP)—Wilf Greaves Greaves returns to New York j SPRING CRAPPIES games is that the offence has 1 of Edmonton, hoping for a big to prepare for a Nov. 13 date with I started to work properly. He ing the melee. pay-day next month against Robinson, recognized in the state: ASTIC FLOAT gives credit to import quarter The entire incident also I Sugar Ray Robinson, knocked of New York and Massachusetts back Joe Kapp who. he said, is prompted Halter to send out or LIN2 i getting on to the Canadian game. ders to referee Hap Sh oui dice out Leroy Flamonri of Calgary as world middleweight king. TO PCD Thursday night lo retain his Greaves is not among the top 10 Fullback Gerry James of the that Big Four officials bear down Bondex Canadian middleweight boxing challengers. * FEET Bombers will likely start against in future games so that ill-feeling j crown. 32ND WIN OR TO : the Lions after missing the last isn’t permitted to get as high as SUIT ; eight games because of compli it did in the Monday contest. Greaves. 23. who won the title The victory gave Greaves 32 ! from Cobey McCluskey 18 months w ins and a draw in 45 fights. 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Johansson And LMT NIGHT'S FIGHTS Four Clubs Left, League To Seek Minor Hockey Lennoxvllle High School Posts Two Calgary Alta VViHie Greave» Patterson May Itio, Edmonton, knocked out l.e toy FI am.'mi, l M, ta lu ary, 4 Other Entries; Future Of Circuit Here'on Sunday Wins To Tie St. Pol's For Lead In Oak 1.mJ, Cali/, Hut.; i Meet In New York mu i; j. Mt'nlo p.u k < altf, out The first meeting of the Minor OTK.HORU, .sw e.ien VP P»‘inU »i K.t.Mu.r. / tiii.uT, ’•.v- Doubtful As Four-Club Operation Hockey season tor the Eastern The returtt ught be tvs ( hoi Germain, to Townships section of the Quebec St. Francis Valley Soccer League weight cl:ïampion Ins o m a r Philadelphia Jimmy Wcc Magog and Richmond withdrew trom the Eastern Township» cham, I5S. Miami kmv.keJ ou Minor Hockey Association will Lennoxville High School with I. 1» weight lennoxville are lot» hansrnn atid 1 d i 'atilor son will Intermediate Hockey League last night at a meeting held at the be held tvi N OH Yerk under Krarkio tku! > \uxlcm, t:»,s Phil tn refresh you FAŸT/ be held Sunday afternoon. Oct two win» ami no defeats are out stronger than last season ami h. i '4 New Sherbrooke Hotel leaving the (uture of the circuit pending ober 18 at 2.00 at the New Sher probable mot toil ol Su o ! atfetphia, 4 in front of the Si Francis Valley wil be a hard team to heat on , I » « n n Four teams, Drummondville, Asbestos, Victoriaville and Sherbrooke brooke Hotel, in Sherbrooke Icterseholastic Soccer league their home ground» American bac Ttnirv arc the remaining clubs. Plans for the coming season will Last week they chalked up a 11-0 The teams follow l.enn >x\ille That vv., W i President l.en O'Donnell will try to interest Granby, St. Hya be discussed and prepared with win over Magog and on Tuesday High, b.uuly Cotton, Alex MeCub Iron» Kitwui Alllq,Hit . Join cinthe or Sorel to join the loop. It is understood that a few years delegates from Victoriaville upset St Patrick High by a 5 1 bin, Nate M.unhgo, David CrOiby, sun'» adl 1:sor, in an cr\ iew ago these cities were interested in joining the league and they will Drummondville, Asbestos. Rich score. Next fue-day Danville V» Robert Stewart, Sutherland, Rich Vllquist i !n> s. lid suffto AUTO GLASS be contacted to see if there is any possibility of them replacing the mond, Windsor Mills, Granbj bestos Shipton wil be the visitor» ardson, Pat Beland, John Klinck, capital alrea d> InIS been tamed, plams to go t v) ’i.m I n two clubs who dropped out. Waterloo, M a g o g, Thetford at Lennoxville. Donald Rothney Gary Taylor, Magog's reason was the lack ------—~—r------, , H Mines. East Angus, Stanstead Goal scorers for Lennoxville. Terry Lane, Bill Bowman, Mar States wit hiu lh«• tut‘\t few ii BROKEN? of artificial ice as their new rink ;^cesstu!ly. U "»« Rock Island, Lake Megantic, and in the Magog game, were John tin Taylor and John Mcllarg to look Ol the kit: ion. won't be ready until next season. ,ha' jn ■vears P*?1‘h\oId Sherbrooke have been invited to KLnck and Donald Rothney each St Patrick'» High: D Leblanc- "At the sn\iii e till 10 1 will rial League and Quebec Hockey cuss some ‘tarIs Mil!'i Su ,- As for the Richmond club it attend. Any other centre» wish with three. Sutherland. Richard J. Game.ni, J Ch.trlebois. 1* Don Ameru an hac'ko i he' said seems that financial troubles are League folded once they dropped ins to affiliate should send dele son, with two Sandy Cotton, Pat cel. V Lynch, M. Daniels, B. call or visit into the four-club status. Boland and Dale Smith each with Mtillin». P. Legendre, 11 White, Allquist nil t* il out th e poss the main reasons. Both clubs ask gates. OAN ADI AN gQ] PITTSBURGH ed for a year's suspension from On the other hand it was point- Last year 150 clubs and some single tallie» M Tinker, J Bervant and M it y the return (i ■ ht might he \ the league. ed out that the success of such 1.850 players were duly affiliat The Lennoxville boys found Levesque. in Sweden SI ANOINC a league would depend entirely ■ 1 insist tlIl a t th 0 match 115 Big Forks South, Shcrbrook* — LO. 7 4846 If no other clubs can be found ed with the Minor Asociation stiffer opposition on Tuesday I- W 1 lo replace these it seems that the that all four clubs were properly and according to reports men when they tangled with Si Pat tiTt' fought in N w A erk,' ho s league- which last year won the balanced. This would be the sec- ed so far there should be some rick's aggregation. Closer combin St Patrick Ahiquist a 1> 0 a ddeai t hat roi Provincial Intermediate Cham- rot of continuing such a loop, ation among the forwards was V n s ini estigation.» of June 26 t FOR FAST 200 clubs in the fold thn year Sheibrooke the pionship, will cease to operate. President O'Donnell and Henry Minor Hockey comprisi - juve the big factor in the game, Mafiofi promotion hy ‘ i » \ 0\\ A ork This seemed to be the general op- Crochetiere, district vice-presi- nile. midget, bantam, pee wee and Donald R ithney and Gary Tay letic comnns sion phMsed GUARANTEED11 ii.ion of the remaining clubs, dent of the QAHA, will meet mosquito sections Ages range lor put the homesters ahead in greatly." Drummondville and Asbestos with officials of the three towns from 18 years of age down to 8 the first half and they added In Salt Lake Guy Harry Mark stated they didn't think that a to see if they are interested in and 9 years. single goals in the second half. son, general manager of boxing SAFETY GLASS J1 Pat Beland also scored for the Soccer Results four-club circuit could operate joining the circuit. Rule books, players' cards and at Madison Square Garden, said referees’ reports are furnished winners John Ganieau got tho LONDON AIM Results of the Garden would he interested' INSTALLATION m'Vâ., free and no affiliation fees are visitors’ lone tally. soccer matches played in the in discussion of a return light "if Al Lopez Runs Away With American charged clubs. Clubs ' can pro The game was well played by United Kingdom Thursday .ind when Johansson is free from * both teams and each man pulled 6iptul installation bv «w cure the Accident Insurance plan English Laagua all obligations, commitments or qualifiai mechanics for their players at a very mini Fourth Division contracts which he may our petmits CPI to guaiinlec mum charge. Association and representative Doncastei 1 Aldershot 2 lently have ami is free to listen, all windshields against League Manager-Of-Year Honors leaHagf toi one full vrar Vice-president Maurice Parsons for the Eastern Townships will Notts 2 Carlisle 1 to competitive offers from other NEW YORK (AP)—Al Lopez to one-sided victories. In his nine of the Quebec Minor Hockey he in charge of the meeting, Workington t Darlington t promoters " blended the Chicago White Sox ; seasons as a big league pilot, he speed and good pitching with his has had more "seconds" than a own mangcrial experience and starved boarding-house tenant. know-how to end the four-year His teams, the White Sox and American League pennant domi Indians, were runners - up seven nation cf Casey Stengel and the times to Stengel's Yankees. Once. New York Yankees. ;in 1954, his Indians came out on Largely because he helped top in a close race with New ANNOUNCING FOR 1960 bring the first flag in 40 years i York. to Chicago's South Side, Lopez Lopez, who began his organ today was voted the American ized baseball career with Tampa League manager of the year for of the Florida State League in SIX STUNNING STYLES 1939 in the Associated Press an 1925, spent 18 seasons as a big nual poll. ; league catcher with Brooklyn, The gay senor from Tampa, Boston. Pittsburgh and Cleve Fla., won by an overwhelming land. His lifetime major league FROM THE majority in the balloting by mem batting average was .262. nv STUD E BAKER bers of the Baseball Writers’ As He first managed in the Ameri sociation of American. He col can Association in 1948, leading lected 159 votes, with Joe Gordon Indianapolis to the pennant. of Cleveland polling 12 and Oddly, Walt Alston, whose Los Jimmy Dykes of Detroit the r> Angeles Dodgers beat the White maining three. Sox in the world series, piloted WT IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT St. Paul of the AA the same I! Lopez, 51, is not accustomed year. St. Paul finished third. «JüHï « Three-Way Tie For First Place In II Eastern Professional Hockey League A ’ The Eastern Professional break a 3-3 tie. : > Hockey League was thrown into Other Lion goals were scored s: a three-way tie for first place by Leon Rochefort, Dave Balon Thursday night as victories by- and Ian Anderson. Ron Quenville Montreal Royals and Trois-Rivi scored two for Thunderbirds and ères Liens draw them alongside Fred Hilts got the other. Hull-Ottawa Canadiens. It was Soo's second loss in Montreal continued its early three games, leaving them in season unbeaten streak with a 4-3 last place with one point. King win over the Canadiens. They ston is fifth with two points. Ifxlnv s most tasteful Mvling nrv\ lachion Irr-h colors, new appointments, new limits, Owner* report frwrr »rrvire joh* lower vrrrioi! tied their first two games. Lions BEAUTIFUL PRACTICAL charges, mimed gasoline and innrrance com*. beat Soo Thunderbirds 5-3 for their second win in two games. Laver-Mark Duo The other clubs in the six-team vm loop were idle, but third-place is Broken Up Æ Sudbury W o 1 v e s, with three MELBOURNE (AP) — Austra ilpIpSR $ i points from two games, get some lia's No. 2 doubles combination action tonight when they host the of Bob Mark and Rod Laver has Lions. broken up because their tempera t ' k*' »»• *>’ ' At Hull, Que., the Royals, led ments are incompatible. sN-T- by Bill Sutherland who scored Australian Davis Cup captain l Wm three goals, built up a 4-0 lead and coach, Harry Hopman, an if: and then held Canadiens’ come nounced this Thursday in an ar ' "yy/rt, ...... --. back attempt to three goals. Reg ticle in The Melbourne Sun. Hi Grigg scored the other Mont Hopman said Laver will play real goal. Bob Boucher, who kept through the Australian season m up his hot goal-a-game pace with with Frank Gorman, and Mark his fourth goal in four games. will compete for the Queensland Frank Chiarelli and Billy Carter doubles title with Martin Mulli Am •' scored for Hull-Ottawa. gan. m At Sault Ste. Marie the teams mi continaully exchanged leads be fore Gilles Thibeault scored a pair of third - period goals to I N H L Leadars Owners wriie "more happy, carefree driving with Super-f. ponvive V8 (proven loday'j most rvo Standing: Detroii won 3. lost 0. I he Lark ' than with anv ofher car recentlv owned. LOVEABLE DRIVEABLE nomical) or stepped up Super Fconoray Six. BOWLING tied 1, points 7. Points: Horvath, Boston. 9, m Rendex-Vous des Jeunes Sport- Goals: Horvath, Boston, 5. .. if—10 Modem Alleys—duck- Assists: Stasiuk. Boston, 5. pins. S pins. Special rates for Shutouts: Sawchuck. Detroit, 1. vmMm all Leagues. For reservations: J. Beaudoin, Tel. 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‘I i Jr.galH; treasurer, Murray New- Mike Murray, Ralph Brown, Gary 12 SHERBJIOOKI DAri-Y RECORD, FRIDAY OCT 16 185» Sutton ard Robtr.icn; secretary, fn .re Haynes, Erie Burnh.m. Billy Ott'NIS THE MENACt By Hank K#tcha« Association Plans UNICEF CollectionAl Norih Halley VIII, St.nley Lew-; Gr IN !.. s.-r. DUarenee Murphy. Don. id McGovern. Winston Bieseo NORTH HATLEY - Mrs. C, I pupils to become acquainted w ith among the girl-- Awards wiil be High School Lynne Hle--:r; Gr. N, J hn Je.t- and Alvin Hoyt, Smith and '1rs, A. Greer of the the children’! teachers given to the two Rinteul boys nmg»; Gr. XL Mae Miller; Ur and the two R ibir.son boys, in News XII. Darelh Mitler T first league basketball program committee tho Hume Owing to the extensive con game*, refereed by Richard struction program now in pr < recognition of their efforts V I.He V- i*nin pre.; eni, and School Association met with Mr, and Mr:. O Mappin hat. To help observe Fire Pre, n - .pit., of Kcawlton, were plaj- Mr-,. L. St, Laurent and Mrs. W. gren at the school building, Teddy Rutter; vice preider;!, sold their farm to Mr P. Brack e:. at the High School Know! Ride of the Catholic Winner s ! school opening was delayed amt tion Week, we had a fire drill Arthur Kauchet; secretary. Ed ington, and have moved to Lon on Monday, When the alarm ton took both games, Intermed Association to make plans for | activities and meetng were late UMtr; treasurer, Bf*sda Bailey don, Ont. rang, the pupils walked quickly iates 38-6, and Senior»- W-27. a UNICEF collection by the ehil ! in getting organized. The A .socj- Students' Council: President. and quietly out of the scho:l U - UNDA STURGEON dren of the community on Hal ation extends a hearty welemn • Mr and Mr-.. G. A. St, C'aihryn Carr; vice president, How took only one minute and 35 sec lowe’en, to all parents and tre nds to at Pierre ami Miss Emily LcBaron well. motored to Boston for a week ond- to evacuate the building. FRELIGHSBURG - In previous years the children tend the October meeting on the "Spotlight” staff E Ulor, Sheila end. After the Thanksgiving holiday, have canvassed their neighbor evening of Wednesday, Oct. 21, Hooper; business manager, Lean Mr> Ernest Huff visited her at the s :hool. girls will appear in navy blue hood! with gratifying results, and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Sherman Uyer A.sintant éditer of the sister, Mrs Bertha Gilson, at accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Arn tunio. and the’boys are to wear have been treated to a party fol GENEPAL NOTES preyed pants, shiru, and tie.-. "Spotlight" and possi! , editor Massawtppt and both spent a old McNab on a motor trip to next year has not yet been lowing their collections, Final Mrs, F. Woodward, convener At assembly, Mr. Pt'gau pre fei da).- with their brother, the neighboring States, chosen. arrangements for this year’s UN I of agriculture of the local w I sented badges to the pupils who Mr J. bn Lane, and Mrs. Lane, ICEF will be announced by both branch announced the winners in have been elected t othe many The players on the Senior ba> at Richmond, Vt, organizations. ketbail team are, Teddy Ruiter, the garden contest among the MYSTIC - and various offices, They are as Mr» Evelyn Haseltine accom- The Home and School group children taking seeds distributed follows ; Arthur Faucher, Steve Trew. pinied Mr and Mrs Orin Bai- discussed also, plant for tiv •• at the school. Among tho boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bockus, Cla." pre-idents, Grade IV, Juergen Peterat, Stanley Lewis. I v of Riihton, to the State», October meeting, which will be Gary Card was the winner, hav- of Andover, Conn., spent a week James Bailey, Gr. V, Pay,in* Ed Uhlen. Nelson Kidd, Law where Mr». Haseltine spent a their annual "meet the teachers" iing produced the best results and with Mr. and Mrs. R, F. P, Charby; Gr VI. Albert Wat.i- rence Bcomhower. On 1 ic Inter few days with Mr, and Mrs, meeting, an opportunity given to doing all the work entjiled him Soule. house; Gr. VII, Gary Haynes, Gr. mediate team are, Paul Porgau, V in Patterson and Mrs G. the parents and frien s of the self, Betty Price was winner Duncan Phelp», Ricky Eland, Aldrich at Moscoma, N.H.
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; was held in the school audito rium, and the W 1. furnished re- Women's !nsli!uîe I fre.sihments and provided a film. ê The next quarterly meeting of the County is to he held in Holds Meeling North Stanstead in November. Mrs. W, I). Thompson was ap pointed delegate and Mrs. Ruth At Ayer's CÜÎ! Waite alternate. Some discussion concerning Hallowe’en arose, and AYER'S CM FK — The Wo it was decided to get in contact men')- I Miluto mol in (he Cnileil with the Home and School and Church Hall will) the presitlent, follow same procedure as last Mrs Nelson I'i. rce. in the chair. year. A letter of thanks was read Mrs, Little requested that a letter of thanks be written to I from Mrs Alice Mcllrr;:, and a letter from Mr; Knis'.-.:-, County Mrs. Corey, secretary of Stan- Had County Agriculture Society Pontiac! secretary, teliling of the re.-.ty,na for Hie use of the booth, dining lïesl! «ne. .it'oni tion of Mrs. Mappin, as eonve ner o eduealion. She is to he hall and kitchen during Ihe School replaced b> Mrs Marvel Smith : Fair. Also a letter inf thanks of Hatley. A letter was also to Fred Fisher for helping out read from Miss Ruth lletherins- ! at the booth on lhat day. ton, secretary for S'.anitcad North Mrs. Waite, convener of edu asking Hint the branch do some cation. in charge of the program, thing at Christmas for ihe adapt read three interesting and in formative articles concerning ed French child, Fierce Hcluyk, I- •" an;l his family, seven in all It schools in Russia, juvenile deli- Bns&ajijijiMjgMg ,11. ^|>I.»«MI> ------was decided to give at least 25 quents in England, and the old cents per member to buy Christ and new systems of education in mas pre ents for the boy and Canada, his family, to tie given at the Lunch was served by the hos November meeting iiessos. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Mrs. Rerwick, convener of wel Keith. fare and health, reported lhat GENERAL NOTES the MacDivitt children hd been Mrs. I.ora Fish, of Hatley, has looked after satisfactorily by two been spending a few days in neighbors, Money to be taken ! town visiting friends. iüii from the regular funds to pay I Mrs. F. J. Brown spent the for their care. The mother .s past week at the home of her 'i c - -v home from hospital. brother, Mr. Bond Little, in North ^eooo^ft'KKh'nnirMw.iii Mrs. Ruth Waite, convener of II iitley. education, spoke about the School Mr, William Philbrooke, of Bos- opening to be held Oct. HO, prises ion. Mass., is holidaying at the will be given as in previous home of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. years. i Cooper. Mrs. M. B. Thompson, convener Mrs. A. F. Emberley, of An- of citizenship, read a letter from caster, Ont., is a guest of Mrs. Mrs. Holmes concerning cards Muriel Mosher far a few weeks. i®&É:&lMSStes; for U.N.I.C.E.F. and it was de Mrs. Eva Laduke has returned ■ ■ ■ cided to order a nos. home after several weeks with A reception for Ihe teachers her son in-law and daughter, Mr. j and Mrs. William Cranston in New York. Mrs. Lillian Tyler is spending 'xUtUXvX-W-Xh some time with lier sister, Mrs, mmm George Hodge, in Island Pond, Yt., where she assisted in the care of Mr, Hodge, who passed away on Oct. 7. Laurmtian Sport Coupe Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lau rence Dezan and family were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glover, of New Britain, Conn., and Mrs. \ Herbert Goodsell, of Rock Island. Mr. Paul Grenon has purchas ed a building lot on Tyler street from Mr. Percy Mosher. 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