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THE WEATHER Sunny with cloudy periods • nd »*rm; winds li*ht be­ Today's Chuckle coming southerly 15 High it Some of us iltin't know whit Sherbrooke 50, we wsnt, hut feel aura «• Outlook for Wednesdiy: don't hive It, Cloudy, with i few showers; tjccbi'oobe Bally Becocd continuing wirm.

SH .RBROOM . OlTBl t. H I MVW . MRrR 5, I'lb' fcstablished 1897 Price: 5 Cents 1 NOVl Sixty • Seventh Yc&f Aldermen fight In court Fregeau is mayor Montreal■ level Banks surrender at border printing wages

B\ MALCOLM RL11» (Record staff reporter) is possible today Sherbrooke city councillors have spoken out against the enforcement of Montreal-level wages in the Sherbrooke printing trade. Assistant cit> clerk Robert Belisle will prepare for city council brief to the Quebec labor department on the effects of extending Montreal wage levels in the printing trade to all of the province, including Sherbrooke. US If the brief follows the wishes of Mayor Nadeau and lawyer says most councillors, it will protest that such an extension H MON I Rl M. (CP) Counsel for Hal C Banks, president ol the Seafarers* would hurt the city and its industries. j H International Union lint says "some talks have Ixvn held on at lancements tor the burly Aid. Antonio Pinard was the sole dissident when last | HE labor boss to sitncnilcr htmscll in court to answer any charges against him night's committee session of council discussed the measure, ; Hg Ihc Gazette quotes a "highly placed source" in an Ottawa dispatch ns saving Mi a recent demand of the Montreal Printing Trades Parity Banks would appear before a judge today, accompanied by his counsel. Committee. Justice Minister Chevrier said in the Commons Monday that a charge was laid ------1 Thp committee is a joint against the union, president Oct. 23 but Mr. Chevrict declined to answer questions as to ; labor-management body set up BEST CHRYSANTHEMUMS santhemum and Flower Show on rortluild A\i line. The whether a warrant for Mr. Banks' arrest had been issued and if not. why. by the provincial government sponsored by the parks com cliiysantht nninis shown .ihove — Seventeen >ear-old Irene Joseph Nuss. counsel lor Mr. Banks, said the "talks were eoinplicatcd because :io enforce the •‘decrees” by mittee of the City of Sher­ will be awarded to visitors in he did not know whether a warrant or summons for the arrest ol his client had been I which, under Quebec labor law, Szabadhazi of S h e r b rooke brooke. The week-long show­ a drawiiig for Hi in-ires to he wage levels and working condi- shows off the best of the ing opened Saturday and con­ held (his Saturn.!*. signed by a judge. lions are applied to a whole chrysanthemums now on dis­ tinues through this week at (.Record photo !v "Perhaps Mr. Chevrier, the judge and a peace officer in possession of such a jdistrict once they have been play at the fjth annual Chry­ the municipal greenhouses i den y I.ema* ) warrant or summons are the only ones who know about it." Mr. Nuss said Monday night. -, -îÿ negotiated and laid down in Mr. Banks, reported to be in one labor contract within the Montreal h* Ins counsel, other ALBERT FREGEAU Sugar to rise district. S1U officers and shino ag offi ★ ★ ★ Councillors who opposed the QUEBEC (CP)—B. C. Me- rials, was not immediately Consulate hands over extension of the Montreal zone ROCK ISLAND —(Special) - Callum, sales manager of Can- City shows flowers available for comment on Ihc ! Albert Eregcau, loeat attorney, decree to the rest of the prov ada and Dominion Sugar Co and with Mavor talks ' about surrendering. vvas elected mayor of thi* Ltd. said Monday the cost of; that sherbrooke shou|d Sunday. November 10. Visiting of pompoms and so on The 12th annual Chrysanthe­ Meanwhile, lawyers and re Vietnamese Tyrant' j boundary town Monday, defvat- sugar will continue to rise un- protesting." said mum Show sponsored by the hours are from 7 a m. to 6 p.m. These drawings will be held jporters saw documents Monday til supplies have increased. ^ and parks president Antonio Saturday and Sunday Each SAIGON Ngo Dlnh Can, bus* of central Viet Nam in the his on,-v f>cnt. retiring Sherbrooke printers could not parks committee of the City of He told a convention of the afford to pay Montreal-level Pinard cordially invites the pub-.visitor will be given a tlt.kH ,l'!" nla'' ’'K1'1 *'n ,1'« regime of his brother President Ngo Dinh Diem, was turned j! ouneillor Louts t. Roberge by Quebec Bottlers of Carbonated sa]aries Sherbrooke continues this week. lie to tour the greenhouses. Tor the drawing and a register! <’d ei a I governments case" over to South Viet Nam's new revolutionary government today a margin of tin votes, Beverages that the price will A)d pinard( howeveri said he The colorful showing of more More than 35 varieties of book will be available for each againsl Mr. Banks Evidence after he sought asylum at the ILS. consulate at Hue. [ Of the 2i)3 voles cast, .17» certainly go down as supply than 5,000 white, yellow, mauve chrysanthemums are on display, visitor to sign. ! seized in RCMP raids Friday on was unready to back a protest ILS. officials were understood to have received assurances were in favor of Mr. Fregeau and bronze chrysanthemums attractively arranged under the As well as chrysanthemums. su hea(l( lm.|rrs am, union of meets demand. until he had more information. from revolutionary officials that Can "would not be lynched and 113 for Mr. Roberge. Thero opened Saturday and more than guidance of superintendent |cut flowers, tern-. . .- .It a carna 'Getting in bad with the unions ifieors' houses was made avail and would receive the clue process of law " was 0,1<’ spoiled ballot. Tho 200 persons have already tour Tony Mikolaj. lions, begonias. Chnslmas pep • | wouldn’t pay for us at all," he Diem and another brother, Ngo Dinh Nhtt, his closest ad turnout represented Oft per ed the municipal greenhouses Following the same procedure per plants and variety of able to defence counse cent of the 4!lti names inscribed Want back pay said “We cant go to war with by the rebels Saturday. The on Portland Avenue. as in previous years, the flower other plants will be on display. ‘'Information'’ against Banks 'IM'1 wire captuied by the rebels .Saturday. I lie révolu on the electoral list. MONTREAL (CP)—Montreal an imPortant workers group, The annual showing draws show is offering door prizes A special attraction is the and two minor Sll officials tionary governmcnl said they suicide, hut reports This i. considered mu un­ longshoremen want their back Mayor Nadeau insisted it was thousands to this municipally-during the week-long event mosaic plants arranged in de- have been drafted, bearing thcTrorn private reliable sources haie been widespread in Sai usually high percentage as » pay paid more quickly, and.not the unions which were Pro_ owned nursery of Sherbrooke's) First prize will be (he 12 best signs in huge box< signatur* of Joseph McLeod, anigon that they were assassinated. some of them hint at the pos-posing the change, but a Par'*jwell-known park plants and [chrysanthemums on show Sec After the exhibii in. all the ROMP large number of properties in officer, as complainant. ★ ★ ★ Unconfirmed reports ciim Rock Island arc owned by sibility of another work stop­ fary committee. Aid. Pinard re-!sjjrubs and the much-photo-ond prize is eight chrysanthe-flowers will be distributed! There is no entry on the dos laled in Hue, ca|iilal of rentrai United Stales citizens who gen­ page to get it. plied that “the unions certain­ graphed Court House and King mums and two bunches of pom-among the patienl in the pub Mers to show (hat what rouit Viet Nam, that 180 bodies had erally retrain from casting Leo Taylor, president of the ly have something to do with Hill mosaic garden plants. poms. Third prize is six cKry-.lic wards of Sh**rhr».>k< ho. otibials say is normal legal been found in a mass grave at influential 400 • man checkers lit-’’ their ballots because of pos- The showing continues to santhemums and three bunches pitals iprocedure—signing of a warrant Children Can’s mansion there. sible legal complications. local of the International Long-1 Mayor Nadeau attributed the or summons by a .judge—was Responsible Vietnamese offi shoremen's Association (CLC) closing down of a cardboard s-\ .4.L.-, L-, followed after the "Informa- rials said rows of filthy dun Following the announcement said 50 of his members have'box factory in Sherbrooke tojVyn aUTODann (ions" were filed Oct. 23. «eons were found in an old of his election, the new mayor arrive issued a statement saying he petitioned him for a specialjthe similar placing of the in The "informations’’ allege French arsenal on property would “do my utmost in tli« meeting Monday, Nov. 11 to dis- dustry in "Class A and thus [criminal conspiracy by Banks, owned by Can just south of service of the public in colla­ cuss the back pay question. Tent*el'n8 ‘1 uncompetitive. Ernest Paul Carsh and Eldon Hue Mohs Monday sacked and boration with the present coun­ Scheduling a special meeting on "The cost of living is not US convoy to Berlin is blocked Richardson, all with Montreal in Rome destroyed the home Can was cil,” a working day means, in effect, the same here as it is there,’ i MqTI?nT w f r„rm„n out of nearby woods and rain pelted the vehicles only onear,'a addresses. | ROME (AP) ’the three building there said Mayor Nadeau. I HELMSTEDT, West Germany I He indicated the fust session not working. (AP)—A Soviet blockade of a “They can’t pay the same blocked their path. Two other Soviet soldier was visible The ALLEGE CONNECTION younger children of Mrs Ngo BLOODY TYRANT of the council under his diree- U.S. military convoy of the Ber­ ^ ^ 'fa salaries as Montreal here, they Soviet personnel carriers steel-hclmeted sentry manned a The "information’’ allcgejDinh Nhtt, former first, lady of Buddhist leader sludcnls lion would be held early next lin autobahn went into its sec- .« , I[don’t have the same rents,” parked behind the convoy, box­ and others in Hue long have week. ____ond day today with no indica- heavy machine - gun on an ,llal tl,e ,llrec Persons named|Soulh Viet Nam, arrived by men iranquilizedjsaid Aid. j. M. Jeanson, back ing in the Americans. t -m ' and other persons unknownL|an„ |n(i.,v Siicon to charged that. Can ruled his A Soviet radio command rariarrnored car the gun was un-j , . plane today rrom oaigon to Mr. Fregeau has served for BROISTEDT, West Germany at council after an absence for of retreat by either side. -^ovici * auiu euiiuiidjiu * tu * were concerned in an assault on , , , ,, • u bailiwick as a bloody tyrant. many years as legal adviser for j[jness ;The Americans were boxed in was parked ahead of the con-;covered and pointing diagonally (;apt n p vValsh in ^ut,llst await the arrival ol their molhu (AP)—Tranquillizers were sent Foreign observers believed the town and is well acquainted voy,^ which was stopped at the across (j,e roa(], jl957, at which time Walsh wasTrom ^lc ^'lited States, down today to 11 German "Then there's the transport | Russjans- Can probably would be tried by wilh the municipal affairs. miners, trapped in a flooded of paper.” said AM. Marcel; . e ^-vehicle, 44-man convoy Marienborn checkpoint on the Th blockade-the third in an organizer for the Canadian Mrs Nhu's brother in - law, the now government and given Mr. Roberge, a retired hard, Savarri “Fven if thev can nav 1x16,1 t0 run t,>e blockade just western end of the 110-mile vfnr„i1..n. ciii/i , ,, , , „ , f iron mine for 12 days. savaitf. Even it tney can pay Germany earlv this^uoerhiehwav to West Berlin 'Giving Allied convoys in less Merchant Service Guild . Archbishop Ngo Ding I hue of either a death sentence or a ware dealer, was Liberal Mem­ The men were getting edgy, the same salaries, they have 1I,Mue earjy lms supernignwa> to west Berlin. , Jean Martineau, special fed ,hl. ri,1|(|n.l, -, bnv long prison term. ber of Parliament for Slanstead extra costs in shipping paper morninS! but three armored Several Soviet jeeps also were than a month- -caused concern....,eral prosecutor, .... . U.has repeatedly,.,...... ,lu6- m '1 u, ",

81 Who do you truat? ( ti Newitlme Theatre By BOB THOMAS 12) People In Conflict 3) Huntel • Hrlnkle) 9l Ben Caxcv SAN FRANCISCO (AD)—The TUESDAY 3:45 p.m. Report t:30 p.m. 8i Miaterogera Hi Phil Silvers 3) Dick Veil) Dykt general opinion here is that with >. . Reporter Martian 4:00 p.m. UlSM-Thlrty Pulae Show * 00 p.m. 3) Eleventh Hour Re its seventh running, the San Æ ,rf 4:00 p.m. Si Secret Ktoun 4:40 p.m. 6) Kenllval Jl World of Sport» port Krancisi'o film Festival has J) Red Skelton Si Father Knows Heat I) Atlantic weather, *0 00 p m j •• 5) Hook and Hla 0) CBC National New! »i The Deputy man 3) Danny Kaye Show reached its maturity. rlrnda th Regional Newa Final i 8| Cisco Kid «) Youth Spacial it Patty Duke 8i Trail Maalri 4:45 p m. 5) Kleventh Hour Official support was never so JH*; 12) Sunaet Theatre 12) National Newa ftl Huntley-Brlnkley U) ('hannlng It) A Kin To Win 11:10 p.m. I2l Surprise Party strong; the governor of Califor 8:20 p.m. Report 10:30 p.m. 4:19 p i". 3| Vermont tuition 4:23 p.m. i O) Ben Caaey 8) Shari Lewis 0i Kilm nia attended the premiere for 3) Waatherwlaa 11:13 p.m. tl NB< Nitws : 3) MeHale’a Navy 4:38 pm. 4> CBC TV Newa 12) HonoMioey the lii-I time Hollywood at long 4:11 p.m. I) McHalee Navy 3l Patricia and the Report 11:00 p m. Weather 3) liornpopper l’ie- last gave its partial benediction, 31 Newa t;00 p.m. «88 p.m. J) Your Kuo KeporUi 3) Eleventh Hour Sport aents contributing a top film, The Vic­ i) Nawa Iipetticoat Junction 3) Trail Master III Sports 3l Klovcnth Hour *i Viewpoint «I Atlantic Woathar. 5) Richard Itooue Show 7:00 p.m. Kcport tors, and a sprinkling of names Hi Weather Final ft) Sea Hunt man K) BU Movie 4:43 p.m. H Ripcord 6) CBC Nat. Newa to give the testival needed I2l Pulae a:M p.m. 0:30 p.m 3l Learn To Di aw ftl Football Highlights Bj Murphy Martin • 11:20 p.m. glamor. 1 3) Ncwitlma i H Jack Bonney 4:33 p.m. 6i CBC TV News Now* !» Waather S) Huntley • Brinkley U) Kiont Paie Chal­ 5:04 p.m. 12) Spelling Hoe 12) National Newa Talk of a full-fledged festival 12) Pulae lenge 4i Final Edition 7:15 p.m. 11:10 p.m. in Hollywood or Washington has 81 World's Beal 3i Rubin Hood 8) WatcP Your Weatb- 12) Harrv'a Glrla Ri Har.ale Daaila 1j News 3) Vermont Krlltlon Movie! become less evident. The reason 10:00 p.m. 7:25 p.m. B) News 7:00 p.m. 11:2$ p m. 4) Superman appears simple; Who is going to 3) Huckleberry Hound ! D Gary Moore 3:15 p.m. Hi Sports With 11:15 p.m. 1) Tuesday Night Ed ,3) Mr Nmak I ai AB< Nowamagaame 4) Robin Hood lo^v Smith :>) 11th Hour Sporta pay the bills? The studios no ! S) Hell Telephone venture, 8:30 p m. ft) Waiuh your WeaU) «) Viewpoint longer have money to lavish on kl CBC TV Newa 3) Eleventh Houl Hour 3) Wyatt Earp er 8) Weather Final 8) Mr, Novak Weather such proposals. i 12) The Eleventh Hour 3i l.t-n < ane Spoils 7:30 p.m. 12) The Llttleat Hobo 11:10 p.m 12) Pulse Kven San Francisco has had 7:21 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Hi Woody Woodperker 31 Chronical 11:20 p.m. Vi The Tonight Show 8) Quevt tl Early Show ,i The Virginian 1) Patricia And The ils rough financial waters. Last «> Sporta ; 111 Cinema Starlight 7:10 p.m. : 12) New» 12) Mlekev Mouse Ri Provincial Allans Weather 12) The Pierre Herlon year the mayor stormed out of 3) Marshall Dillon 10:43 p m. 5:40 p.m. It, ()«/tr 4 Harriet fi) Final Edition Show a satirical film about a girlie xtr Hi Changing l ime». kt Glynla 12:00 midnight 3) Walloon Festival 12) Burkc'4 Law .’I) Wednesday Night 11:00 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Wrestling magazine, declaring the city tilt:IPi 3) Combat! 12) Newsroom 12 12) My Favorite 3) Your 11 o'clock II The .Deputy Ri Mr. Fix It 3) Eleventh Hour shouldn't support such trash 4:01 p.m. t oo p.m. Waather The city halved its appropria "h World of Sport! Ii To Be Aiinoiinoed 11:25 pm. lion, WEDNESDAY 31 Rocky And Hie III Red Hiver Jamboree :t> Wednesday Night Friends Hi The Patty Duke W est err» BEGAN IN 1957 7:00 e.m. ; 8) Che* Helene i 12) Pulae tl) Montreal Maga/.ioe 4:30 p m. 11:30 p.m. But director Irving Levin, to 1:03 p.m. 31 Teat Pattern , hi Town It Country 12) A Kin to Win I) Glynos Johns Show 3) Across the Fence j 3) The Tonight Show whom the festival has been a 10:45 a.m. t:l5 p.m. Hi The Bing Crosby ! 6» Movlt Calvacade 81 Todey NBC 1:10 p.m. jonc man crusade, manages to «I Nursery School II World Ot Sporta Show 1:23 e.m 1 0) News. Weal her 12) Plena Berton 10:55 a.m. 31 News 12:00 Midniqht lind the hacking to put on the 8) Farm Newa 1:15 I) The Price Is Right 8) Weallier Forecast 1:25 p.m. 12) Sunset Theatre 12) Newsroom 12 7:30 a.m. | 31 Mixing Bowl event in first-class style. He has 11:00 a.m. 1. Weathcrulse 9:00 p.m. 21) World’s Best I 12) Channel 12 Theatre nursed his baby along from its 5) Today , ii The McCoys 31 Atlantic Weather 1:25 p.m. I) Reverley Hillbillies Movies 1:1$ a.m. i r» Concentrai ion 4:30 p.m. 31 Ben Casey 11:25 p.m. opening night in 1957 with 300 in 8) Farm and Home i «) Loretta Young Report attendance. 1:30 p m. 8:33 a.m. ! 12) Romper Room 3) As the World Vincent Edwards, one of the Ipc S) Newa 11:30 a.m. | 3) Pets and Gladya Turns JACOBY ON BRIDGE cast members here for The. Vic­ 8:30 a.m. 3) Missing Link i 8) Matinee tors, stayed at the Fairmont 5) Today 1:40 p.m. HOW TO SCOKK you gel a 100-point bonus to i fi) Girl Talk Hotel, which also housed the 1:43 a.m. j hi Seven Keys 1:55 p.m. •CHICAGO' IIIMIH.i: make up for the fact that the convention of the American Col­ 8) Teddy Bear Play- 11:34 a.m, , «) Today There is nothing new to loam game is over and you get no houae 2:00 p.m. lege of Surgeons. Tclevisionis ! «I CBC News in order to play ‘Chicago” or chance to use I hat part score 0:80 a.m 12:00 noon I 31 Pass Word Ben Casey did not attend meet­ I n Price Is Right ; four-deal bridge. A game con­ towards a later game. 3) Compass \ I) Love of Life ings, 5) TV School Time I 5) Your First Improa i hi Password sists of four deals, On the first, Both North and South over 2:23 p m. "I don't mix with those eats,” 8:30 e.m. aton neither side is vulnerable. On bid today’s hand and had West «I Focu* 8) Scarlett Hill said Edwards, "They’d cut me 3) Make Room For 2:30 p.m. |the second and third deals the led any suit but clubs South 8) Tenn. Ernie Ford to ribbons.” Daddy 3) Houseparty 4:33 a.m. Show dealer’s side is vulnerable hut would have been set. As it was, 31 The Doctors One festival delight is Ihe nil The Sound of II ! 12) Lunchtime Utile I he opponents are not. Both dummy’s eight of ciubs held the Ri Scarllelt Hill »:37 a.m. Theatre showing of short subjects of all DISCOVER FULL-DEPTH PLEASURE sides are vulnerable on the last first trick. South went right af ­ , , . , 12:23 p.m. 8) Day In Court , : nations before the feature entry. (tl Today on CBMT 3:00 p.m. Ideal. Thus, vulnerability is de­ ter trumps and wound up 10:00 a.m. 31 CBC News t v The inventiveness of the foreign-! 6) News \ 31 Mike Stephens Show termined by Ihe deal, not by inp one trump and one trick| 3) News ) 31 Loretta Young ers with animation and live ac­ 12:30 p.m. each in hearts and diamond SI Say When Show S) National Schools 3) Search for To­ tion makes the movie fan yearn ______Perfsctly aged to round out true ! 8) Take Thirty Si Music Theatre morrow CARD SENSE jfor the days when Hollywood 2) 8) Queen tor day NORTH 5 3) Truth or Conse­ » 1 Q The bidding has been: jused to pour inventiveness into: OW REFRESHES, full-bodied Dow ale flavour 12) Coffee Break ; 12) Here’s Looking At 10:15 a.m. quences A 86 53 Ri Movie Matinee You ¥ 72 j South West North East horts. But they are commer- 8) Teddy Bear 3:23 p.m. Playhçuse 81 Father Know a Best ♦ A 954 j 1 4 Pass .1 ¥ Pass 1 iall\ unsound and have almost | 3) News Smooth and mellow thanks to Dow 10:25 a.m. 12:45 p m 3:30 p.m. 4 A 98 ? vanished in Hollywood. 5) NBC News 3) Guiding Light WEST EAST OW RELAXES* 1:00 p.m. 3) Edge of Night You, South, hold: ------0 brewing-temperature techniques 10:30 a.m. 31 1 o'clock Weather 5) You Don’t Say 4 97 4 A 10 4 4 A-2, ¥ A 2, ♦ K J 7-6, * South African mine-shaft sink­ 3) 1 Love Lucy 8i Friendly Giant 3) Word For Word 81 General Hospital 4f K 9 fi 3 ¥ Q J 8 5 . A-Q 10 9-8. ers and other technical expert's ♦ K 10 3 ♦ Q 8 6 2 ire training Philippines workers Dow ale is satisfying. You can LISGAR — 4 J 10 5 4 4 7 3 What do you do? A—Kid two diamonds only, in their new mining industry. OW REWARDS! SERVICE T.V., RADIO Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryant, SOUTH

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I ( Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy'1 FOR FAST ACTION USE THE Stjccbtonlic Thilii Bécot A SHERBROOKE RECORD WANT ADS TUES. NON' S l<*:t PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS — Tel. S6M585 ALDERMAN, AIRCRAFT Nadeau asks that preference be given to TAKEN FOR GAME Lawyer s report is When is a partrid|’c a partriduc and a duck a duck ? local unemployed in winter construction If sou want the anssser to that one sou'd belter Mayor Armand Nadeau has we have a normal, yet still ra property, and \. Everett V. then to go to expropriation ill not ask hunters in the Eastern Townships. launched a "respectful" cam ’.her dismaying figure of our un C01 warned council that no work the price was no! acceptable 1 So far this season one hunter has taken a 'hot at j Paign among Sherbrooke s win employment." should begin on am land until There would be no long periods awaited by council an alderman from Vsbestos, sasini: he thought he uns |ter-working contractors to pre Among the private projects ^ cn> had spoken to the own of open negotiation. Ifer unemployed Sherbrooke men were textile mill extension and er a partridge. Aid Gervais told council there On tsso other occasions pilots, one from Drum- las workers. a motel. ,,Mavnr .Nadeau , s ,ii tha work.-, was new legislation in Quebec Speaking during the public The hiring policies of the city mondvilic. Que., and the other from Windsor, Que., could no: await long discussions which savs land must be ac- part of Monday's council meet-built Montreal—Terrill and Big .u-ner "l S F. Construe quired b> expropriation in on Beckett deal found pellets fired from shotguns had hit their planes mg. the mayor said that mu- Forks bridges will also be in 1 1 * -'••• «hile they «ere flying over areas infested «ith duck lion is ready to begin." he said which the price is set by an out I he city' Hcckctt hum deal max never take place nicipalities had no legal way of private hands — the work is of a contractor for the span, side evaluator il it has chang hunters. forcing contractors to help cut being done b> contract 1 hough the l itv ol Slu'ihmokc has signed a contiacl to huv the I 'S-acre North down on winter unemployment. Later, in committee, the ma Aid. Paul Gervais, who re i cd hands within the past five Waul farm, it could still call the whole deal oil, because the ownci of the land has not But he said, after listing eon- yor asked council lo approve presents the North "aid said 'l' yet signed, the citv s lavvyei informed city council last night struction projects scheduled for the city's going ahead with its l*1c council would find no rosis 1! tbev accept the offei. i - One alderman at the council's committee session indicated he would like to do Veilleux appointment the city by both private interworks. ‘«ncc to work beginning even not obligatory said Alderman lust thaï. Hut Oitv 1 awu’i Ktvaid lejectcd Aid Marcel Saxaul's icsolulion to kill the sale, ests and by the city itself. "1 The Montreal Street approach before land prices were set ex Vntonio 1 maid sax ing it was ''premature " a.'k you to remember that at to the North Ward East ward copt "ith one houseluddei "People want these works to is made officially the same time we have this bridge will require the acquisi Council decided to otfer one get underway," the ma.voi sum \ld Saxaul. Imancial watchman on the council, has opposed the Hcckctt farm SH .680,000 program of w orks.Mion of a good deal of private price to each landow ner, and mod up. purchase all along as boxond the citx's immediate land needs. Official announcement of the appointment of Sessions t’ouncil decided nevertheless to buy the farm from Miss Cecillia Hcckctt, but Court Judge Evender Veilleux of Sherbrooke as judge of the since the decision a senes ot ands and buts has turned up to stall the sale ami Miss Superior Court for the Districts of St. Francis and Bedford Beckett still has not signed The latest point of dispute was made in Ottawa Monday by Justice Minister Lionel Che­ F\en with Mr Beeketl s vrier. was iiiiseil hv Leonard lieekett, a brother of Cecilia, who wrote takiu , up almost a mile on the At the same time Mr. Chevrier announced the nomina­ road. however, the major felt Stamp clubs tion of Gabriel Roberge of Thetford Mines as a judge of the to council two weeks ago to sax that the division between a strip;! I hi land being bought would Superior Court for the District of Quebec. He fills a vacancy of land belonging lo turn andp’"1'.11 * the 45 acres the oily to hold caused by the retirement of a member of the Quebec District [the farmland the city was buy needs for construction and Bench. ing was not the city's line but street routes Mr. Roberge was Liberal MP for Megantic from 1958 to an old lamilv fence, and last Council decided when it exhibition 1962. week invited the eit> to settle-'Breed lo huv the land that it r i, r e » Eastern Townships ------<------Judge Veilleux will fill the1 on a border with him. would resell what il had not (.|u|,s |laVl, |„ ! new judicial post authorized by| It has heroine clear in do UM'1 111 ’'ue' years «ether lo sponsor a philatelic a recent Act of Parliament BRIEFLETS hales of Mi Beckett's elainu Md Saxard had protested exhibition Nov 2.1. Irom 2 to which increases the number of that many councillors were on Huit this would pul the city I p m at Si George s ('hutch ;:|Superior Court judges stationed ginallv unaware that he owned "Mo the real estate business Hall in Eennoxvillc jin the Districts of St. Francis SHERBROOKE dhe section of land in question Md Nicol reminded Mr mv On the pro r.un will be dis and Bedford from three to fourj a three quarter nrile strip '"'I this when he made his play s id collectors' best sheets, Dog obedience classes, start-j Present members of the [along tin' Beckett Hoad remark about the value ol the a stamp allium as a children's Ing Tuesday, November 5th, Bench for these districts arc "II was no more than a right d frontage lots m resale, doorprizr, ,i dealers' bourse, a 1020 Queen Blvd. N., 8 p.m. Mr. Justice William Mitchell. and shoitlv afterwards Aid guess how many . stamps - Phone 562-8955. Mr. Justice Gaston Desmarais of way when we first discussed it." declared Aid, Amedee Roy Savard made his proposal to in the - bottle contest, and ______and Mr. Justice Louis-Philippe kill I he whole deal free copies of philatelic and im- SHERBROOKE Cliche “If we had known he owned Ibis strip I wonder if wo would have misinatic puhltcalions Carry-On-Club tea, Norton The heavy backlog of cases Admission i- live I'hr three Residence, Argyle Avenue - on the rolls of the Sessions offered the price we did.” The price the city is paying sponsonn c the Knovel Thursday November 7th. 3.00 -jCourt may cause some delay m It on Arc ( 'luh, (he Kasleru 5 30. Sale Table. Food Table, ‘^.swearing m of the new Su ,lor the Beckett farm is $200. Tnwnsii it 000 for 178 acres "more or less." Quits ('luh ! Sherbrooke Christmas decorations Adm. 50.Pe'’’0!' Court .judge land the El ai Judge Veilleux, back in his Aid. Kvcreit Nicol, who has ('lull. cents. |office at the Sherbrooke Court dealt personally vvilh Miss BookcM in the negotiations, sain Bishop s SHERBROOKE House yesterday following a brief stay in hospital for a rou lie was aware of Leonard Beck MUSIC HATH CHARMS tine check-up, indicated that he ett's ownership of a strip along In McKeesport, I’enn . dairy­ laine Story” will be shown on would continue his Court of; ART SHOW — Two of the works on display at the l Di­ and (right) E. Alleyn’s "Shore Line". Preparation of the 1 he Beckett Road when the saleposition Saturday. November 9th. at men pipe musie mio a barn to Sessions duties until the cases versity of Sherbrooke’s modern art show extending to exposition of works from Ottawa's National Art Gallery was first talked of and council |V((,r N WHs,hi , folirl|, lull cows into yielding mole 8 p.m., in the Mitchell School at present underway are dis­ November 14 are (left) “Saint Troper" by A. Dunouchel is hv Mrs. Thcrese Lecomte, left, and Claude l.afleur, could have known too. Services Blls||10^ ...... eai slu milk Auditorium. Admission Free. posed of, probably a matter of (Record photo by Gerry Lemay) Director Charles Langlois hack (|(,n| hllfj ...... lh(. po several weeks. ;.______—------ed him up in this, saying earli |M...... ((| ,.,.(„ldcnl BROME MISSISQUOI The Court of Sessions comes ... .. est engineers' map.' "I the ‘‘"'"'j ai lairs al Biihop's t nlventty. under provincial jurisdiction Condition said LGHnOXVlII© COUHCll [had indicated it. Mr. Welsh, son of a prominent and any announcement of the | "The only question is wna,,, ennoxvillp n,sl,|(,n| and Hls VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service appointment of a successor for line divides il from our pur h()p-s student Union Warden satisfactory Judge Veilleux must come from Garage Gemme & Alix Chase," said Aid. Nicol. Norman H. Welsh, announced the Quebec Attorney General. ; “So do we settle on a bor lh(, movr „„ Monday. West Brome (Sweetvburg Rd.) A Lcnnoxville youth, injur­ Tel. 263 1466 Hon. Rene Hamel. To permit building of winter car ports; ,der?” asked Aid. Paul Gervais | purdy, in in 1er mailed to ed in a road accident Thurs­ The nomination of a judge „ I Council decided, however, to a|] studenls at the university, day night, was reported still of a provincial court to the Su­ leave Ihe matter to next week.LXpregsed hjs r,,Kre( H, havjnj, in satisfactory condition in Sher. perior Court is unusual but is [when it wants a report from Mr. .u.(,(ipt ,ho ,Tslg„;llj„Mi sayilu, INSURANCE — brooke Hospital this morning. by no means unique even for grant towards reservoir made by Quebec All types of Insurance Hospital authorities said Var- the District of St. Francis. [Rivard on whether or not it can ihal -'Mr. Welsh has well served dyn Bennett, 17. was up and About 25 years ago, Judge Lcnnoxville town council lash will be paid in four annual in- ages. Other bids: Thomson deci lo re study the request for back out of the sale without (|ui Students' Association of Our business is to insure walking around this morning. Dalma Landry of the St. Francis night agreed to amend its build stallments, the first of whn'h Electrical Works at $475 andlpermission to build a regular legal repercussions from Miss Bishop's for srvera years in your business! District Magistrate's Court, was" codc (0 allow the erection "T as ? favorable report another of $340 Tar garage submitted by Carl Beckett. the S.E.C. This year was no HARTLEY F. GRAHAM INC. elevated to the Superior Court ° , shall have been submitted to [Speck, after he arrived at the Council wants this view in exception. An efficient worker, 110 Wellington N , 569 9118 for Ihe same district. temporary cai ports. mf> ^ |[)e |,.irp fommjssjonrr If the room used by Scouts [regular meeting with charts of writing. Aid. Savard wanted to[a good organizer. Deter gave Representative: E. S. George WHAT DO YOU DO WITH ______[ Council announced however! * « * and Cubs on the upper floor ithc proposed structure. make a decision to cancel the (he council the benefit of Ins A BORED CHILD? its intention of using its power Lennoxville's secretary trea- of the Lennoxville town hall * * + sale automatically as soon as experience. We are grateful to [to withdraw, the , amendment. , , “if.surer Ken Herring last night can be re painted and the plas­ Lari Marshall apprnched such an assurance came from!him.” What do you do when your Name secretary the situation got out of hand. |was orc|erct| hy council t0 post ter patched up al a cost not Lennoxville council Iasi night Ilhe lawyer, hut Aid Gervais The vacancy créa I ed by the TH0S. W. LEONARD child complains of having QUEBEC (CP) — The Que­ exceeding $150, council has |said, "You can’t work Ihal way." move will be filled m Ihe un B.A., LL.L. "nothing to do”? Should you Council considered the matter (0r sale the property of six wilh a request for town au­ bec Asbestos Mining Associalion after John Saunders asked t.hat!resjdents whose tax payments consented to have the job thorities lo remove the storm The difference between the mediate future hy an election. leave him alone, or keep him announced Monday Paul A. Fil- NOTARY busy with games and chores? he be permitted to pul up a have been in arrears since 1961. done. sewer installed on his pro­ Leonard Bcekell section as The post is considered to he teau has been appointed secre­ 20 by seven foot car port to! Procedure before action is| 4c * « perly. Council indicated that measured by the city and as;,secondary in importance only to CoWinprttol Bkii) . Suilc- 509 November Reader’s Digest tary-general of the association. Tol 10 9-9600 discusses the problem of keep snow off his garage drive- taken will however allow the Alderman Charlie Lewis last il had already made repairs to delineated by the fence is abouti that of the I’resideni. He was formerly director of way during the winter. residents involved a few addi­ night reported to council that the sewer at the request of four acres. "boredom” in children...with public relations for Quebec Car- some answers that may sur­ tional months to reimburse the there had been a break-in; one Marshall. Speaking of the strip, Aid prise many parents ! Get your tier Mining Co. [town. stolen car in the town during Officials will meet Mr. Savard said "those will be the Lcnnoxville town officials * * * Reader’s Digest, now on sale ! fast night publicly acknowl­ the month of October, and 56 Marshall to discuss his re­ first lots to be sold, too. For INSULATION edged receipt of an $11,348. The Lornc-Spcid Streets traffic speeding tickets issued.[ quest. development, that’s the best Nobel prizes 56 provincial grant for ex­ pumphouse, at times used by Und.” ICE ICE ICE Lennoxville children for win- Mayor Nadeau, who had pre­ STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - penditures to their recently- Mayor Archie Mitchell last The Province of Quebec Crip It ice forming on your roof? Insulation will ttop the beet Two scientists from the United constructed reservoir. ! 1er sliding (off the slanted night extended an invitation pled Children’s organization viously expressed doubt that from evading through the roof. Keeps cold and humidity roof) will be sealed off from (o council to attend Armis­ Mr, Bcekell did indeed own the States and another from West The grant offered in a letter wrote council thanking them out in winter and will stop ice accumulation. You'll get ’A public access, toxxn officials tice Day services in the Len­ for allowing the tag day in the strip, accepted his ownership Germany will share the 1963 from Municipal Affairs Minis­ your money back on fuel economy. Nobel Prize for physics, it was announced last night. Sugges­ noxville Square November 10 town that, allowed (hem lo raise Monday and merely said coun­ We Use Johns Manville Rock Wool or Red Top ter Pierre Laporte “in virtue ted methods: spikes, bars, al noon. funds for rehabilitation. Pres- cil was “disappointed with the Mineral Insulation. MEN'S SHOP announced today. of the Fire Prevention Act” 133 Big Forks St. Tel. 562-3158 Half the prize of 265.000 fence. * * * ident J. S. Gillam signed the frontage we are getting on amounts to 50 per cent of ♦ * * Lennoxville councillors deci-letter. Beckett Road.” crowns ($51,000) went to Pro­ costs and is repayable in » Made To Measure fessor Eugene Wigner of Prince- Council accepted the $264 72 Uniforms four annual installments avail- tender of Roland Veilleux for ► Khaki and Dress [ton University for his contribué aj,]e after approval of (he the rewiring of the town's gar- Blue Caps tiens to the theory of the atomic structure by the fire commis- 'nucelus and elementary par- » Service and Reg't j sioner. Ties [ticles. Forest products The other half will be di­ Mayor Archie Mitchell ex­ • Dress Shirts and vided by Professor Maria Geop- tended the town’s thanks to Sashes Quebec, extended an invita­ • Badges of Rank, ipert-Mayer of the University of prizes awarded California and Professor Hans tion to the fire commissioner, Buttons A,.-, % Jensen of Heidelberg Univer­ and expressed the wish that • University and Regi­ the first payment from the MAGOG — (Special) — For sity. mental Blazers province would he forthcom­ Ity-five dollars in prizes were; [awarded Magog school children; » Blazer Crests ing before the new year. s ,, , (Metallic) The minister. . . . s ...letter reads__. in the National Forestu Products. HE'S TOOTHBRUSH Weck contest run here. The Spanish hogfish swims as follows: In category A, first, second 33 King St. West between the jaws of the vora­ “I have the pleasure to in­ and third prizes were earned by! y/, y'-: cious barracuda, picking food form you that the Department Daniel Vachon, Daniel Fortin; mmm Sherbrooke of Municipal Affairs awards particles from the fighting and Claude Brousseau. These fish's teeth. to your Corporation a grant were in grades 3 lo 5. of 50 per cent of an amount Aline Bedard, Jeanne Pothier of 822,697 12 representing the and Helene Talbot of Category part which can be granted in B. grades 6 to 8 were top win­ virtue of the Fire Prevention ners. while in Category C, schol­ Act on the expenses xvhich ars from 9 to 12th year. 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It Says Our Jobs Are Next! n Çljttbcook Dally Bttot3 Bygone (fenatcL 'Wa/Uttq The paper of the Eattern Townships. days EiUblished February 9, 1B97, Incorporating tho Sherbrooke Gazette (eaf and the Sherbrooke Examiner (eat. 1B79) TWENTY YEARS AGO Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Retord Company Ltd., l-rom the Record of Fri­ REPORTING 119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke. Que. day, November 5, 1943) The Ladies Guild of St. JOHN BASSETT IVAN SAUNDERS HUGH DOHERTY John’* Anglican Church President Managing Director Editor-in-chief OTTAWA — Old grudges die hard in the House of Brome, mel at the home of the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Commons b*c*u*e fresh conflicts give them new suste­ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1963 J. C. Soles, with a large at­ nance when the origin*! causes of animosity have become tendance, Rev. F. W. Gedye but incidents in political history. opened the meeting with pra yer. Following the business 1 felt this especially last week as I watched John The pitfalls of building bulwarks meeting, dinner was served by Diefenbaker, his features suffused with anger, vent his the hostess assisted by Mrs. spleen on Speaker Macnaughton for having given the floor If there is a lesson to be learned from country. & QQSfL Munden Barnes and Mrs. G, In recent months, the United States K, Soles. Those attending to the former defence minister, Douglas Harkness. the still chaotic events in South Viet rFzTiTîH Nam, it is that building a bulwark made some effort to force Diem into a i niudçiw were: Mr. Gedye Mrs. G. A. There had been a two-day defence debate. Harkness Mason. Mrs. C. H. Frizzle. had been told by the chair that he would get the floor after less dictatorial mold. Hut its efforts were against Communism can force the West o a o o '1rs. Charles Austin. Mrs. J. Quebec Creditiste Gilles Grégoire, but the chair recognized into agonizing choices. largely in vain. I he United States could oo a o 'V. Sanborn, Mrs. Lyla Owens, four other MPs before giving the floor to the former de­ the Diem regime enjoyed the blessing not afford to alienate Diem's government a a o o ÜlSjTI fï] s> ® a, Mrs. Wm. Barnes, Mrs. Har­ fence minister. vey Johnson Mrs. B. O. Mit­ and backing of the United States since its completely in the absence of any anti­ chell, Mrs, R. R. Fransham. By then there appeared only time for one more be­ inception. I his. in spite of the fact that communist alternative. Mrs. W. E. Tracey, Mrs. J. fore the vote, and Tory whip Eric Winkler moved that very early in its history, government as I he pattern is not unique to South Viet G. Edwards, Mrs, Robert Wil­ the floor be given to the former transport minister, son, Mrs. Frank Rhicard. Leon Baker. This was obviously an effort by the Conser­ administered by the members of the Nam. Ihe United States in particular has FIFTEEN YEARS AGO vatives to muzzle and humiliate their former defence min­ Diem clique, if not by Diem himself, was shown a tendency to support extreme ister, and no one in the Commons was in any doubt as to (From the Record of Fri­ not of the highest order, and certainly not right wing governments - generally dic­ $ day, November 5, 1948) whose fertile and vindictive mind had conceived this gam­ designed to foster and strengthen the tatorships because it believes the only On Oct 29, the girls soft bit. democratic tradition in Southeast Asia. other alternative is Communism. And on ball team of the Fitch Bay •k Consolidated School added Mr. Diefenbaker bears a grudge of monumental pro­ But the alternative appeared to be Ihe one most notable occasion when the another laurel to an unbroken worse. Diem and his strong man brother, United Slates supported a radical revolu­ record of victories this sea­ portions against Mr. Harkness, stemming from the Jai­ Ngo Dinh Nhu were the only people be tion from the left. Castro turned Cuba son by trouncing Beebe 36-16. ler's resignation from the cabinet over the nuclear arms The F'itch Bay players are: issue last February. At the time Diefenbaker calieci Hark­ sides the Communist forces of the Viet Communist, thus hardening attitudes in Frances Snow, Mary Wharry, ness a traitor; since then the former PM has all but ostra­ Cong who appeared to be capable of the United States towards so-called peo­ Barbara H u c k i n s. Gladys cized Harkness, even refusing him membership on the forming any kind of government at all. ple's heroes. Smith, (Henna Robins, Jean Commons' defence committee, In Washington today, (here is proba­ Alger, Ernestine Sheldon, Lois Harkness, a Banquo's ghost sitting on the fringe of the If the U.S. had not supported their Cooke, Marian Shaw; subs, administration, the chances are South bly quiet rejoicing over the Army coup Ellen Laraway and Jean Tory benches, has become the rallying point of opposi­ tion, such as it is, to Diefenbaker's continued leadership Viet Nam would have gone the way of in South Viet Nam. But it will he temper­ Dunn. of the Tory party. He has called for a convention to con­ ihe northern section of the country in ed with caution, for the next government TEN YEARS AGO sider the leadership question, and has some supporters very quick order, and Communism would could he just as much an embarrassment (From the Record of Thurs­ within the party caucus. It is significant that after the have claimed another underdeveloped to its western supporters. But they can be helped day. November 5, 1953) vote Tuesday that confirmed the speaker's ruling to hear St. George's Parish G u i I d Harkness, one Tory MP who arose to announce he had not held its monthly meeting in * rfr voted because he was paired with an absent Liberal who When house cleaning, a woman iisintlh sweeps the kids out first. the Palish hall with 28 mem­ Every 25 minutes in Canada, bers present. The president, intimated he would have voted to hear Harkness. He is '1rs, R. S. Pearson opened Jack McIntosh (Con., Swift Current-Maple Creek. Sask.) (he meeting and welcomed it ★ two new members, Mrs. R. Worthy appointee to Superior Court It was ironical that the man who made great political Boright and Mrs. Mills. Fur- Nomination of Sessions Court Judge he made his mark more as a counsel and one retarded child is born (her arrangements were made capital of having been howled down by the Grits in the Commons last year was frustrated and angered by his Evendcr Vcillcux as a judge of the Su­ adviser to his fellow attorneys than as a for the tea and sale lo be Twenty minutes ago a child By KEN MacTAGGART sons in Canada, this means held Dec. 2. Refreshments failure to prevent Harkness from speaking. Fearful too, perior Court for the Districts of St. trial lawyer, although his abilities in this was horn in Canada who will about 400,000 adults, most Association for Retarded were served by the hostesses perhaps — suggesting that Diefenbaker is less confident Francis and Bedford not only is a deser­ respect were of the highest order. be incapable, possibly, of ever still handicapped by tradi­ Mrs. R. C. McFadden, Mrs. A. than he appears that the party’s annual convention in Feb­ Children was born, linking tional attitudes as well as ving honor to a man who has won high But Ins reputation extended beyond the leading this or, if able to read all groups "lo promote the F. White, Mrs. C. Merrill and ruary will give him a resounding vote of confidence. mental impairment. Mrs. C, A. Crawford. esteem in the legal profession but is a limits of his home district and he was it, in all likelihood will he in­ welfare of mentally retarded" In a world of no motor cars Diefenbaker complained that the speaker's ruling had capable of understanding it. and to solicil funds for this and no automation, few high­ "denied us the right to have anyone speak for the party distinct acquisition to the Bench itself, regarded as one of the top experts in objective, By the time you finish read ly technical skills were need­ ^Ijprbrnflkp ... to explain the vote we are making this evening." This During his thirty years of following his Canada in the field of international and ed to get a job, the mildly mg it, another such child will ALL-OVER PATTERN statement underlined the ostracism of Harkness. How­ chosen profession in the District of St. constitutional law. mentally retarded adults often Sailij Sfrnrî» ever. in matter of fact Harkness spoke only 15 minutes, be emerging into the world. This had been the pat­ Francis, Judge Vcillcux earned the high His qualities and accomplishments tern elsewhere. In Britain made a go of things. They leaving in which Balcer wound up the debate for the Every day, at the rate of SUBSCRIPTION there was the National So­ could pitch hay, dig a ditch, Tories. esi esteem of his colleagues and of the should serve him in good stead in his about one every 25 minutes, run an errand, sweep floors, RATES ciety for Mentally Handicap­ By the rules Speaker Macnaughton was entirely right. public vvith whom he came in contact. new post as a member of the highest such children are born in Ca­ ped Children, in the U.S. Ihe make belts. Carrier delivery in Sher­ He is not bound by any predetermined speaking prece­ By nature a student rather than a pleader, court m the iwo districts. nada. to shatter the dreams Nationa! Association for Re­ But the world was chang­ brooke and Eastern Town­ of parents, and to bring, first, tarded Children, and there ing. One other change was ships, 30 cents weekly, dence. and it is wholly within his prerogative to recognise $15.60 per year. Mail sub­ it A panic and, later, despair into were counter-parts in Sweden. the improved medical skills any MP who arises to speak. homes all across the country. which provided a higher sur­ scription in Canada, Great (>o to » restaurant if you wait! to disco ser thal a cantaloupe has three halves. Belgium and other countries. Britain, 1 year $9.00, 6 And surely it was within the bounds of reason to give They are described as men All faced rather heavy going vival rate of infants who later months $5.00, 3 months an opportunity to speak to the man who had been defence tally retarded, a broad, gen­ in their early years, doing proved to be mentally retard­ $3.00, 1 month $1.25. United minister for two and a half years, until February, But ed. So the problem was com­ A booster of optimistic approach eral term that embraces many what they could with donated States and South America, a mind that hates is not reasonable. who are only mildly affected, funds, mostly from parents, pounding itself. 1 year $17.00, 6 months Amid all the prophets of doom and Ihe few who are moderately and feeling their way in de­ $9.00, 3 months $5.00. 1 thal he thought Canada is a good coun­ NEW AWARENESS month 2.00 Single copies impaired and the fewer who veloping teaching and train­ In Britain, Sweden, Hol­ come to Thee with our joys gloom in Quebec predicting the end of try, and he wants it to stay that way. are severely or "profoundly" 5c; Back copies, 5c; over ing programs. land: the U..S. and other 30 days old, 10c; over 90 and sorrows, our successes Confederation, advocating national dis He said there has been so much publicity afflicted. Of every 25 retard­ All also faced directly only countries, an awareness of days old, 25c. ^pftuyfR and failures, our perplexities given to separatists and others who look­ ed children, the proportions one major phase of the is­ government began to develop tjo* T O 6 A Y FtOtt unity and tearing apart the fabric of un­ "Authorized as second and our sins, always sure of ed on the dark side of things that he de­ average 20 mildly retarded, sue: The problem of children. of what the efforts of parenU. Ok Upper Rciom» four moderately affected and class mail, Post Office De­ Thy understanding. Teach us derstanding, it is a pleasant relief to hc.u Yet each country hacf more plus their voluntary associa­ partment, Ottawa." cided it was time the other side was one profoundly. retarded adults than children tions. were accomplishing. God sent not the Son into of someone doing just the reverse for all to look on others with sym­ heard. For centuries, however alt One-third of t h e retard­ II urns obvious thal in a AID UNEMPLOYMENT the world to judge the world: pathy and understanding and have been classed generally in ed in Canada, as in the U.S. to see. Mr Valade has not. as yet advertised highly competitive society, re The Canadian government's but that the world should be a love which will lead them to ihe public attitude as mental and Britain, are below the quiring technical skills, the planned spending on the Unem- saved through him (John Thee. May we this day come The owner of a Montreal laundry last in newspapers outside Montreal. But “cases" about, which little or age of 19 years. With an esii mentally retarded were more ployment Insurance Fund will 3:17. ASV.) closer to the mind of Christ. w'cek placed advertisements in a numbci we re glad to give him this bit of publicity nothing could be done. Super mated 610,000 retarded per­ handicapped than ever. be $58.000,000 in 1963. PRAYER: Our Father, we We ask in His name. Amen. of Montreal papers proclaiming "We stition and false beliefs that anyway. I he national and provincial social disease caused their subscribe to national unity." The adver­ problems represented b\ Quebec's situa­ plight led parents to keep tisement went on to list the "great Cana­ tion arc serious ones, bin there is no rea­ them hidden, and as they be­ dians” the laundry proprietor, Maurice came adults they became vic­ son w hy they cannot be worked out with tims of ridicule and jokes. Valade admires. They included Canadian goodwill hiuI optimism. It is good to Yet in no field in which National Railways president Donald Gor­ know there arc people like Mr. Valade the medical, social and beha­ don, financier J. Louis Levesque, and vioral sciences work together who believe in a eonstructive, hopeful has as much been done as in Revenue Minister Kierans. approach, rather than in one which finds studying and solving the prob­ In an interview. Mr. Valade explained disaster inevitable. lem txf mental retardation. It has been done mainly in the past decade as the labors of Other papers say: a few pioneers in Britain, the United States, Sweden, Hol­ land and few' other coun­ tries were recognized and ac Breath tests for drinking drivers cepted. BACKED BY JFK Police Chief James Mackey (Ottawa Journal) teeting an accused person Only a generation ago, for of Metropolitan Toronto has the president of the United against himself in the sense against compulsion to testify States to have admitted kin­ stirred up a civil rights de­ that runs against the grain of against himself is to protect ship with someone who was bate by proposing that sus­ him against being driven, by our principles. Surely the mentally retarded would have pected drinking drivers be force or fear, to make a false meant political suicide. Two fundamental purpose of pro deprived of their licences if confession. years ago the present presi­ they refuse to have their dent publicly called for a cru­ breath tested for alcohol. Answar to Prsviou» Piuzl» sade against the shibboleths The Toronto Globe and Him and Her : A N A D ÂI UN of retardation, and announced - a';a: f.q a five-year program, backed Mail puts the essence of the i_ Fame is argument against Chief Mac- ACROSS 3 Referred lo by hundreds of millions of 1 Companion for 4 Hash 1 KEME key this w'ay: R dollars, of research, diagnosis 1 Pick and Harry 5 False god S V « “In other words, ho 4 Damsel 8 Tranquil and education. would force drivers to take 8 Female saints 7 Imbiber And he climaxed it by i ab.) 8 Unce pointing to his own retarded breathalyzer tests. 12 American 9 Rip "Such measures would de­ humorist 10 Formerly sister to emphasize that any 13 Motion i comb, 11 Son of Ere family, rich or poor, humble prive accused of a basic form > i Bib.) TIE N or proud, can be the victim safeguard of our system of 14 French father 17 ted justice by making them, in 15 Masculine 19 Blackened ORE of such a sorrow. effect, testify against them­ nickname 23 Finished 29 Gaelic 43 Caesar's allies President Kennedy empha oa<* fjd ^^Toronto- 18 Direction 24 Measure of 3t Consents in 57 B C. sized something else by his selves.” 18 The 33 Idolize Cyprus 44 Genus of maple* act. He showed that it was it is wiell that there are 20 Planet 25 Single 38 Soar 4« c. reed v s.eP9eï^ toetYjee'1 ,\'t>ePNee'\.!Vse3li °and those who are ready to de­ 21 Chemical suffix og Armada 40 Drama division 47 Tissue tanat ) only after small groups of par­ 22 Approach 27 Slogan coiner 41 Txick of hair 48 Scoria ents meeting in community ef­ fend our civil liberties when­ 26^ddP0r rer 28SUgg" 42 Expand 50 Stitch ever they are threatened, or forts sought to better the \ip°e 27 Holy Homan 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 r~ 6 to 11 plight of their retarded child­ cop' seem to be threatened. For, Church (ab. > late5 ren that the. sciences of heal °aV - Wtonu0 as the Globe and Mail says, 30 Make enduring ii tJ 14 "there can be no argument 32 Tradesman ing and teaching began to 34 Heavy hammer i5 16 IÎ concentrate their skills on the ■fod8^ V,ave' jtee for measures that violate the 35 Taro roots nw OP naV ° problem. 580/' OP 5^ A 8a'9a'°?!JaPd Sa principles of the society they 36 Short for 16 19 to are designed to protect.” Sydney _ 8 Out of the community 37 Peruse groups of small bands of par But does Chief Mackey's 39 Examine 21 L 40 Coteries ents in Canada meeting in proposal violate these prin­ 24 25 * a 29 ciples? 41 Musical syllable church halls or someone's 42 Feminine m living room gradually devel It would not force a driver appellation àô 31 «5. jOP' oped area groups and pro­ '° .«.we' - .n a to61'6’ ÏÏSO ^ VC' to submit to a test. If he re­ 45 Sources ieP' 49 Receding W vincial associations. Ten years vjaP ua'J e\' fused he would not be fined 51 Conger 3.W 8\oc 66 ago the Ontario Association O je»e' ,'s 130 ! cio wà -^«V1 or deprived of his personal 52 Augury for Retarded Children came liberty for refusing. Losing 53 Goddess of discord into being, to grow since then Ca'«nà his licence would not be los­ 54 Guido s high from nine community groups 42 ♦6 Î4 47 48 ing one of the inalienable note with six small local special rights of man. It would be 55 Telegram 56 Marries 49 51 schools for retarded child 85 losing a privilege society 57 Taller ren to 85 local associations 52 •mm ea's grants to those who seem cap­ DOWN 53 64 with 80 schools, fp able of using it safely. 1 Ancient Irish sT 56 Five years ago. as other Nor would the driver who capital 57 VtOP- L- 2 Smell —i provincial associations came did take a test be testifying into being, the Canadian i t ♦ i I $T!rrctfROOKF FATTY KFCOR1\ TTFV, \OV. ». 5 In death of Granby woman Five —‘•f Costume cavalcade hurt in at Knowlton High Given 3 years for manslaughter planned by UCW collision KNOWLTON — (Special) — SWEETSBL'RG — GillC' B> FRED PATTE MOKE Prov'1f 1 ' The 1-adie.s of Unit 4 of tho SITTON — «Special) — Scvignv, of Granbv, who (Record staff reporter) Knowlton United Church Wom­ . -, ... . ; < , accused coming out of prison a Five persons «ere injured in en are busy practicing for plcaueu guilty to a sfiargco. Defence further reminded the tenet, said he agreed with the,better cititen and probably bet » head-on eultison between their Cavalcade of Costumes manslaughter during the bench it was not the dut> of the defence that it is not the duty tcr equipped to practice his 19.M and 1962 rars near the jwhich is lahing place in the High ober session of the criminal courl (0 vee^ t0 (jestroy a man. of the court to destroy a man. trade as an electrician, J«quays farm on the \hei [School tîymnasmm, November assizes at Sweetsburg w as -phe court must remember that -The court must remember * * corn road here at about 3:S0 18. sentenced yesterday to three the sentenced man must re-en-the young man will return to Mso sentenced yesterday was Sunday afternoon | The models for the event will years in penitentiary by Judge tcr society at some time society at some time in the fit- Emile Tetreault, of St Valer.cn Most seriously injured was include Mesdames Cove; Eden; Cliche. The accused came from a jure,” he said. Tetreault was originally 20 >ear old Miss Rettv McKin­ MacKetuie; I.ightfoot; Wild; The charge arose from the f0(K' *a> young and spiking directly to Sevigny charged with raping a 13-ycar- ney of Sutlon, driver amt Crowe; Beau; Mai-Keen; Har- death of Mrs. Roeer Marti- !iad heen SI\en, exye“enl rpf>-'r- he said the crime committed old St Valerien ,;irl .Ume 9. owner, of one car who receiv­ daokrr: Blake; Kerr; Munkit- enees. argued the defence. triek amt the Misses Crowe, neau October 26, 1962, at and created “a horrify ing «can-T962, at St Valerien. ed head injuries and a gash The crown admitted there dgl.. jn Gran(jv aIHl the a0CU!,eti purmg the session of the Stoekwell and Reilly. Granby. on a leg The four other oc­ , W3S n° eXt;US! "r l f?jealM>vd had "very seriously erred.” criminal assizes he appeared for cupants of her car. a brother. Commentary will be by Dr. Her death was the result woman with four children who ..We are [10t hcre ,0 forgive tnal and eventually pleaded Norris, aged 12. injured hi» C. lavrne I'hurvh and Mrs. Rhoda ol an attempted abortion exe- "chased after an abortion,” but ^ societv - hf *id. ,ul|,y ,0 a reduced charge o. nose. Another brother. Wal­ North nip. cuted bv Scvignv. mamtamed this was not a plaus-lu‘ u v ‘ , to con.UDt th,, mor lace, 11. received head injur­ Special musical selections will The defence argued yesterday ible excuse for Sevigny's be- The bench con inued by ev ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ies, and l.eon t.aroeque. Ml. of also tve rendered throughout the that the accused was ignorant havior. - 1 on the reduced eha. ee I Minkin, received a blow to program. of the possible consequences. The crown described Sevigny s wouid proDaDi\ nc cui in his head. that he was guilty of ignorance crime a “stupid crime.” half for good behavior and I he deffMU’o ar^uet \t bien , \ rather than of any real dishon- Ignorance is the only thing in would carry with it a recoin-that the ctmie was eiie.iu > The other man in the Mc­ Kinney ear, Iteri Barnett, 62. es|y his behavior." mendation that Sevigny be per- first offence and said he should providing a connerting link Date changed was unharmed. The second CAKKIFD RtVUU TRAFFIC railroad turned the vessels He only committed the crime The crown demanded a prison 10 s,udy electronics at receive ’hr same .,enie.\\ — River boats that used to with the White Pass and over to the Canadian govern­ car was driven by Bernardine MANSONVtU.K - (Special) after being asked to by Mrs. sentence, reminding the bench’he Institute Leclerc at St. \ in shown any youth on : i> u - o ply the Yukon River between Yukon Railway, are shown ment In 190.X when it discon­ — The next meeting of tho Martineau on two occasions and that the law permits a sentence cent de Paul. Montreal. tenu' Prince of Asbestos His wife, Whitehorse and Dawson Citv, beached at Whitehorse. The tinued the river service. U C W. here will he at the home who was with him, is reported it was she who gave him the of up to life imprisonment. Judge Cliche said he hoped ” "a* arsilr'' n (CP Photo) of Mrs, (iuy George on Nov. 6 to have put her head through fatal instrument. Judge Cliche, in passing sen- the sentence handed down f^e that tbc arrest and trial instead of October 80 a« pre­ ______of the accused had provided a the windshield. viously announced. Ibettcr punishment than any \ Wilson ambulance trails Library volunteers sought ! prison sentence could. ferrod the victims to the Weekend storm causes trouble Defence mentioned several B.M.P. Hospital at Sweets- KNOW 1 PON (Special) instructs the other tadie t More volunteers are needed WEST BROME — teases of jurisprudence concern burg, where they were X-ray- The bookbinding committee The committee i composed oiid anyone who would like to Mrs. Roberta .McOutchcon, of ling sentences handed down in and given surgical and the PettiPettes Memorial Library |rtf the following members Mrs help should eatl^Mrs K I'casey alien 1 three day* with in Brome district communities I similar ca>cs. medical treatment. They w ere | he re are now meeting every je, r Tetlev. chairman, Mrs.*1 3 ht >97. |u,r parent», Mr. and Mrs. The crown rejected the de- (hen allowed to return home, |Tuesday morning al 10 o'clock ,.|ack Cook, Mrs Philip Archer I Robert McCulcheon, WATERLOO—The surprise off Sunday at South Bolton off because of a power fail­ fence's call for clemency, slat- |nl( Mis-. McKinney and her to repair damaged and worn shoe, Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs FOSTER — snow storm caused trouble because of the road conditions ure. The mercury was low ling that Tetreault, a man of 50, brothers must go back for [books belonging to the Library. Humor Blackwood. Mrs Doug 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, of and disappointment over the from the heavy weekend snow and a 16-inch snowfall was was quite aware of what he was further X-rays later this Mrs Stephen Cantlie is in [las Quinton, Mrs L-ltoy Shaw lloathton, were recent visitors weekend in the Waterloo dis­ fall. On Monday the school in progress. By breakfast doing and called for a prison week. The Asbestos woman charge of the undertaking and and Mi> Frank Johnston-Main of Mi and Mrs. Georgi Mi/ener Annoimre New trict. bus from Knowlton did not time, one seven-minute tant­ sentence of two years and was taken lo a Montreal hos­ It is estimated that about 14 come through on the East alizing return to power was $1,000 bond for two years. pital. Healing Substance: inches of snow fell during the River Road. Tetreault was sentenced to The cars were lowed to a 4*4 followed by another cutoff evening and early morning. of electricity. complete one month imprison­ local garage. Damage to both Sin inks l>ib*s Saturday night cars were Many Sutton residents felt Residents lucky enough to ment and be bound over on ears is extensive. F.»tJiiMT(.1>rali»g nuk«lane<- prnvrntn itirinl !$500 bond for one year. He has DIO YOU GET HOME THIS WEEKEND? skidding all over the road uncomfortably cold when possess wood burning ranges hrmorrhniiU «ml r«>|M>ir ilmnufrd lunto. and many landed in the ditch. they awakened November 3. already served 19 days in pris- One car was seen between Oil-burning furnaces were See "Weekend” on Page 7 on. A renowned research institute hal If you have found H unique healing Kuhntam* Waterloo and South Stukely, WILL YOU GET HOME TONIGHT? with the ability to shrink hemor­ upside down, half across the rhoids painlessly. It relieves itching road. The occupants, a family a bad memory and (discomfort in minutes and of man and wife and four speeds up healing of tho injured, children were badly shaken here's why inflamed tissue. but not hurt. Travel was ex­ Why do you sometimes forge! LAUD-ROVER in ease after case, while gently tremely dangerous at this relieving pain, act ual reduction what happened yesterday, but (shrinkage) took place. bend of the highway for the easily recall events of years next two hours before a tow Most important of all result* ago? This mystery lias baf­ wore an thorough that this improve­ truck removed the vehicle. fled scientists for years but ment was maintained over a period Sunday morning, many now we’re finding out how of many months. hunters couldn’t get out of the incredible process of our mm BEDARD This was accomplished with * town. One home in particular of new healing aulisliini-e (Bio-Dyne) had four enthusiastic hunters memory works Rend some [which quickly helps heal injured start out at 5:00 a m. and re­ the answers ( and perhaps AUTO LTD ! cells ami stimulates growth of new pick up a lip to help your ! tissue. turn an hour later. Roads 170 Main Street were dangerous and impas­ own memory) in “How W< Now Bio-Dyne in ofTorod in oint­ Remember, Why We Forget” Tel. 263 0560 Land Rovers Always Do ment and suppository form called sable. — in November Reader's I Préparât ion 11. Ask for it, at all drug A tie-up in traffic on Sun­ COWANSVILLE •tores money back guarantoa. day morning on the No. 1 Digest. Get your copy today. highway coming into Water­ «asea loo from Granby caused trou­ A ble and delay. Chief of Po­ tps „ -Zi lice Girouard directed traffic '?Mpm ^ until the roads department m qgmKl had the hill cleaned. Some motorists were still £'4. -d struggling to reach their des- tiation Monday. One car re­ ceived help on the Foster rirf V road near the highway at ■ 5:00 p.m. He reported he had been since 3:00 am. getting from St. Albans, Vt. mwM ••• ■'* Another man with three el­ derly ladies as passengers was shovelled off the Foster road onto the highway, after seven hours of trouble on his short trip. * * 4 Church services were called X BUY—SALE—EXCHANGE ■ NOTED FOR 2E 4 I A K O msmm mm mmmmà at , ■ WÈKÀ: 1 M SERVICE N*w and Used ''''I| I .|u,j mtmm

g«■| Wfo/kd/t/,.' m 1506 King West, Tel. 569-3423 IPS ■I1'...... 1..- You run lake steps now that will help your son or ijiwyhler throughout life. I nndon fjfe explains below. SHOOTS POOL TO RELAX — Linda Toy, 18, Chinese- Canadian freshman at Carleton University’s school of en­ A report from London Life: gineering, is the only girl in the course. A scholarship student, she shoots pool to relax, having learned the game last summer from her brothers. She says her interest in mathematics helps her game. CP Photo) What the expectant mother should know Artistically WA life membership given Designed about life insurance to Nesbitt Residence lady (9) For about (he cost of a new permanent each QUALITY Motherhood is a world of love. Life insurance is a world of facts. At first glance year, your husband can add a special feature to COWANSVILLE (Special) —[every sense. they seem far apart, hut a second look brings them together. London Life reveals On October 28, the Rt. Rev. Mrs. Rexford recently resign his 510,000 London Life policy. If he should Kenneth Maguire, Lord Bishop[ed as chairman but continue some facts that will probably surprise you. become disabled and unable to work for a period of Montreal, through the local t° v°rk as a member. of six months or more, London Life will pay (4) London Life has had an outstanding divi­ committee and Montreal Ladies’1 ------ou may not rcai i/t how much you depend premiums fatting due during the period of disahd- PRINTS dend record for over 50 years Since 1951, the Committee of the Nesbitt Ang-^Z/e ;n Yupon your husband and his income—until ny. For an additional premium, London Lifo dividend rate has been increased six times, COMMERCIAL PRINTING lican Residence, presented Mrs. a baby comes. I hen you must slop and think; will guarantee to pay him a monthly income, Orln B. Rexford with a life 4q Afs d/SCL/S5C>c/ (1) If your husband should die unexpectedly, (5) The London Life Insurance Company operate» after the six months’ waiting period, wink he DIVISION membership in the Dominion hoy much money would you need each month— only in Canada. One reason London Life pre­ continues to be disabled. Anglican Women's Auxiliary. ni f \hj A mooiinn and for how many years—to care for your family miums are low is because Canadians, on the Mrs. Kirby, president of th* U' v-^ IllWimy GO) t or about 57.50 a month yon can buy your property? Whatever the amount, a London I ile average, are long lived. W.A., assisted the Lord Bishop; GRANBY — (Special) oaby a $10,000 Ixmdon Life Jubilee whole life pohev can guarantee it for you. Sherbrooke Daily Record while Mrs. Agar, chairman of [The Church Woman’s Associa (6) Dividends to policyowners arc high because, policy. When he completes his education and 50 Camirand St., Sherbrooke the Montreal committee gave [lion of the St. George’s Angli (2) As well as protecting you year after year, among other things, the Company invests wisely takes over the premiums, he'd still pay this samo the citation. can Church here will hold a re ! London Life permanent insurance builds savings. and profitably in Canada. Interest rates are high­ low rate. Telephone 569-3636 This presentation was made gular monthly meeting on Nov These savings are an unusually good investment. in recognition of more than ember 7 in the Parish Hall at er in Canada than in most other industrialized (it) I or a smalt additional outlay on your child's Your London Life policy is not affected by five years devoted service by [3 p.m. countries. (In 1962, the Company earned 5.47% policy, you can guarantee that if your husband market flucluations. It is just as safe as high-grade Mrs. Rexford as president of | This promises to be a most on its investments—after investment expenses.) should die London Life will pay the premiums [the management committee. interesting afternoon when Cap bonds and much safer than most common stocks. — providing servie* throughout IT) Don’t think for a minute that your husband until your child reaches age 21. During that time she gave un- lain Edward Brown of England, the (3) If your husband buys a 510,000 London Life must write one annual cheque to buy life insur­ faltering and loving care to the will talk on his impressions of Jubilee whole life policy now, he can have quite Know about your husbancTi insurance. Take art residents of the Nesbitt resi-ibfe in India, ance. He can buy a London Life policy on a EASTERN TOWNSHIPS substantia] savings at age 65. I or example, if he evening to discuss rt. F ind out what insurance ha dence w-hose life she has made Captain Brown ‘■pent tw- e monthly budget plan. owns now and where he keeps the policies. Gel . . . serving industry, com- a home away from home iniyears at sea and then joined is now 25 years old, and in good health, he may to know his lawyer, insurance man and banker. merce. schools, associations and ------the Bombay Pilot Service. He purchase this policy for 513.09 a month. At age (8) If a financial emergency conics along, your 65 there will be a guaranteed cash value in his husband can borrow from London Life on the You might tear out this page and talk about il leading wholesale an-f retail KNOWLTON ilater became conservator of firms. port, retiring in 1960. policy of 55,580 and about $7,000 in dividends. cash value of his policy. The interest rate of 6% with your husband. Mrs. Gula Morrison. MissJ He will have on view a small! Twice as much as he has paid in premiums. is comparable with hanks' regular lending rates The London Life representative in your com­ Wendy Morrison and Mr. Eric collection of paintings done b> (Based on the 1963 dividend scale and assuming and much Inner Ilian persona! loan companies’. munity has been schooled lo tailor insurance Dryden motored to AusablelCaptain Brown in Kashmir and! dividends are left to accumulate.) Repay when convenient. to fit your needs. Chasm. elsewhere. * I d SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES., NOV. 5, U>fi3

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OR. ALBERT TRUDEAU. Optoma- rot. of 12. To Let trtat. New address Granada Then Kiwanis Club Hatley Ire Bldg., 51 Wellington North, 3 ROOM heated tenement to let, Suite 1 A 2, Sherbrooke. Tel. BLONDIE 1045 Worthington, call LO. 9 2066; GRANBY The Kiwanis Club! Mrs. Doris Cunnington and LO 2-0517. Eyes examined. Contact Offices To Let after 4.30, LO. 2-1339. teniea. met Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. lo family, of Stanstead, were week­ MERE THAT WILL MAYBE! SHOULD FIRST FLOOR OFFICE GRANBY Duplex, fine residential j d'svuss coming events and to end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy; put these CHEER UP The A RIBBON AROUND location with extra lot, near all ; introduce the new officers: McIntyre and attended the DISCUSS CREDIT ^ DAGWOOD-- WITHERED FLOWERS GARBAGE AND MAKE' SPACE. Ideal location. ' WILL YOU TAKE OUT ON TOP MAN A CORSAGE schools. 21 Church street. PR : President, J. A. McAulay; first Morse-Mclntyre wedding and re 2-4827. BELGRADE (AP) - Pieter THE GARBAGE FOR HIM I m m e d i ate possession. I vice-president, Guy Cloutier; ception on Oct. 26. jUeftinck, executive director of FOR ME f Will redecorate for new NORTH ward — 5 room apart-[second vice-president, Jack A. Mr. Kenneth Little, of Rye-the International Monetary ment, heated, hot water, auto-1 l<'annin£ ■ y tenant. Apply Rayfels matte outlet, tile bathroom, vene-Lt • treasurer, Jean Ma- gate, Vt., spent Oct. 27 with his Fund and the International tian blinds furnished. Very dean.1" seciftsry, Frfd. A. W al- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bank for Development, has ar store, 172 Wellington St 2nd floor. Available Dec. 1st, dace. Little. rived in Yugoslavia. Main busi­ $75,0(1 monthly. 569-5844 N. or phone 569-9097. Directors are: H. B. Law- Mr. Winston Emery has re- ness is a recent fund credit of Mrs. Bisson. 475 VIMY rence, Bill H. Young, Jim A.lNrned to Montreal, after spend- 830,000,000 to rebuild earth- Wright, Donald Weston, J. Al-j>nS two weeks at his home here, quake-ravaged Skopje. NEAR fred Levei-lle H. P. Wassidlo OUR BOARDING HOUSE PORTLAND and the past-president, Wm. MAJOR HOOPLE M unroe. 4-room healed apartment, E 6AD,CLYDE, X MAyYnO OTWfcR GUV Jacques Fortin was recently^ hot water year round, STAB-T A REVIVALOT IMTH COUNTRY inducted as an active member. range, frigidaire and Vene­ THAT FINE OLD PASTIME OF V WOULD THINK FRECKLES tian blinds furnished. Call i Chairman, Fred Leveille an WHITTLING / MY PL AN WOULD TO SELL A Of THAT IDEA Janitor: 567-5023, nounced that he was not able ROCKET KNIFE AND A SMALL BUNDLE Of 3OFT BOX YOU NAVE YOU LMÔMT I WONDER. IF EDISONS . to give a report of the receipts PINE WHIT 1 LIMA SUCKS Fosr A dollar/ YOU'RE TH' LENNOXVILLE Roaelawn Paik, new THE STICK'S WOULD LAST A WEEK OH <5 RAND 5UPPU I INVENT A WAY MOTHER. GAVE HIM A J of the Gas Day as the receipts modern 8 room heated apart­ MODEfCATE Wf-UTTLINÔ-'I’D SELL A FRESH EXALTED inventing wood BRAIN TO KEEP YOUR. BAD TIME:/ THE SPECIALTIES ments, with awlmlng pool, car have been slow in coming in, SUPPLY FOR A OOARTeR.'/KBNY OF OUR 6ULTAN OF WANT ANYT/-ilN<3 fcOOVt CLEAN port. Janitor service, Incinerator, > MARIO BRCIC but hoped to have them soon. Most pressiNo problems could be ironed INVENTED stove and hot water «upplled, LOAFERS Hand forged metal work. $115.00 . 120.00 monthly. Deacon Chairman Herbert Wassidlo OUT IN LOCAL WHITTI INO CLUBS —“X FEEL X CAN SELL THOUSANDS OF SETS/ r Tel. 562-3966 Construction Inc., phone 569-9178. announced the winners of the Inferior and Exterior Garden Contest for the season. y ------T . - , I Decorations. George Brandrk-k won firsl Repairs on all sorts of FRANK J. CONWAY [prize. Gale McHutehin second J metal antiques. Iron, Brass, Copper, For daoendabte Real Estât» and Margaret Brandriek, third.[ Aluminum, etc. Servie» call all for ihe layout, maintenance 31 King W. — Tel. S67-S162 and uniformity of vegetables. 20, 8th Ave. North P Q. License #50, 106 Sherbrooke, Que. Tel. 5624943 Special prizes went to Mar­ garet Brandriek, and Shirley; McHutehin. Herbert Wassidlo! supplied seeds for the growing If it's "springs" you need of all vegetables, for which he we have them for all kinds of vehicles, was tendered a vote of thanks. WELL, WHATCHATHINKA AW, MY (TOSH, GUZ, cars, trucks, busses and bulldozers. It was also announced that THAT. BOY? PRETTY VSHOULPN'T A-DONE NICE, EHT? IT/ the combined service at St. Sounder James United Church in Mont Of THE WEST AiDt APPLE AND real on Oct. 27 for all the clubs WHIT TUN6 CLUB in the Granby Division was M»kO FOR SECURITY AND COMFORT. HAVE YOUR well attended. SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY BY "EXPERTS" AT Kiwanian W. Turnbull, del UMP-~AH-~-KAFF-KAFF 3UST A slight bit of egate to the Niargara Falls con SAY UNO.T BLlLGV-^-I MEAN AMO/. CONFUSION, LEANDER/ vention earlier in the autumn, ~ y KNOW WHAT X GOT IN TH CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC. N 6S,tJAA- M — MAR- RUAAPU f gave an account of the meeting GEOGRAPHY HOMEWORK YOU THAT YOUR TEACHER £| HELPED ME WITH LAST NIGHT ? (all vehicles insured) DOESN'T faET THE WRONO K—EJL 180 Galt St. W. — Tel. 562 4833 — S624840 60/AN'THAT MEANS POOR!—-/ impression .YouTell her m You SAID A FRK30LE WAS A BAY Residence: LO. 569-3108 TH AT X AM AN OXFORD OR HARBOR.IN NORWAY AN' MV Eaton OKAOUATe AND HAVE mM TEACHER SAID IT'S A BE AN THAT GROWS IN MEXICO/ SHt S*AtD MANY DEOREES, > Mr. and Mrs. Charles Picard ■^INDEED'------spent a few days visiting Mr. A 6AY IN NORWAY IS CALLED and Mrs. James Winslow in MORTY MEEKLE VACANT LAND FOR SALE [Lancaster, N.H. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glen. Mr. DICV 40 ocres of very scenic land, 1 mile from Len­ TOQAV 16 CUG MX) Navec EMMA '355-5 ID THAT/ J CYJAUJ and Mrs. Fred Hurd, of Cook­ wepoiNts Forager moue noxville, bordering the St. Francis River. May WHATAPETHE shire, and Mrs. L, Matthew, FU0WB36 FOR ANN I VEP-jARV, ANNILSaSACV, be purchased as a whole or by sections. of Sawyerville, accompanied Me.DUtXeyH DO Miss Doris Lake, to Montreal, MOU? f N6VS2/ TERMS: Cash or Credit. where they paid their respects to the late Mr. Trevor Buck. Mr. Ayton Hodge was an Also a 1 P57 Meteor Sedan Priced at $375.00 overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Picard. Miss Joan Glen and Mr. Allan Glen were among those from BLOUIN FURNITURE LTD. this district who attended the Scouts tour uf Dorval Airport N'T Meadow St — Sherbrooke — Tel. 569-5591 and enjoyed seeing the Rastern NOW AN 1 Townships from a jet airliner.| • mi », w* v tm i* m m a* I BISHOPTON — few days !n Lennoxville *«' jvalescing at home, with the car WEEKEND [ SHFRRROOKF DAILY RECORD. TUES . VOV. 5, IMS guests of her granddaughter. Q n V ( { j 0 if Mrs. Arthur Paise, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Betts. Produce Mrs. J. R Pepin. She was ac i Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wi Montreal Mr. Lawrence Betts and Mrs. companied home by Mr. and guests of Mr. and](rid Beliveau recently wer Leo Fleury have returned home _ ... Mrs Arthur Paige were M Quotes Mrs. Pepin and , other Mrs Foster Sm.th of Ottawa. Buddo. Mr. Buddo family. or Deaths from Leominster, Mass, where livestock guests at the same home were Mr, 3nci Mrs. Ronald Paige a»; Chomedey, Mrs. Donat ft. Cyr MONTREAL (CPI — Agricul they were called by the sudden CORRIVEAU Arsen* At the ELLIOTT, G*org* W SmMfnlv Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, three daughters, of Richmond, jf Richmond, who spent a week ire department quotations: Hotel Dieu Hospital, Sher­ Sunday, Nov. 3rd. 1963, at his death of their cousin, Mrs Brian and Sherr e, of Stanstead. Mr. Wilfrid Hill and Miss N with them and Mr> ,1 u'.;v Eggs Wholesale dealer prices brooke, Que., on Sunday, Nov late residence, beloved husband Ernest Baird. market and M 'S Beulah Francis, of Meadow also of Richmond. Gagnon, also of Richmond, who ' country sta:iv>ns, umnlen car ember 3rd, 19113, Arsene Corn back to normai of Fila J. Mansfield, father of Mrs. Scott Gilbert spent a Montreal. Mrs. Jack Ashmore is con accompanied the Beliveau's and. MONTREAL (IT1 — Can ui' Exltui large .St-S,S; large So­ veau, husband of Claudia Clem Dr. Kathleen M Lloyd, of Wash­ noon. ______Mrs. St. Cyr to Thetford Mines rices were slightly lower \o il medium S8J9; small 30 SI; cm, at the age of 74 years. Re ington, DC, and brother of Ta\i> were st ______where they were gueett o tord a > on t he Montreal liveMoi k B 40 ami 0 3: mains resting at Boisvert t!n- Frances Richey. Resting at D. and church sen and Mrs Joseph Dube. markets Tfading was slow atid Butter: Cun ont rt .'ipis non tiertaking Parlours, t>4, 3rd celled. With Ou A. t’ollins Chapel, 5610 Sher­ Friends of Mrs. Anatole De : dem and only fair lenderable SO* 4 ; $2 s core ten \ve , Windsor Mills, Que Fun heavy snow ph; brooke St. W. Funeral service mers will be sorry to learn that lu-oeipls were: 684 cattle. 2:À3 dei able 50,4. oral on Wednesday. November dru'U, there u at St Matthew’s Church, Hamp­ ROYAL TRUST she is a patient in the Royal cah es, 20 hogs and 230 shet I1 Cheese Deli \ ered Montreal. fith. leaving Funeral Parlour a! stead. on Wednesday, at 2 pm, shoveuns done. and lambs Victoria Hospital. Montreal. waxed, current iTeeipt S Whole 9 45 a nv for service in S( thence to Mount Royal Cemo Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs V 15>od stoers 23.« 22.25 - 22.7 v sale Quehee white 36 , colored Phillip’s Catholic Church at 10 jtery. If desired, donations may me cl turn 20 22 and common 14 2 Everett Thompson were Mr' ALDERMEN FIGHT *v 36»., am Interment in St. Phillip’s be made to the Shnner’s Hoefd- 19 Donna Qumtin. of Springfield. y or mued Pat ». Corn mon hcifers were 1 1 Skim milk vv'\\ dor : s pray pro Cemetery. -1 Jtl. 16.75 GUARANTEED Mass., and Mrs. Evelyn Barton, .■ess No. 1 in bags 11 ls - M's, of Ktngsey Falls. contracts, that help Medium cows t.Viy.Mi. com rojk„. Nl, , m bags u CROOK Maty L. At Heebc GRIFFIN Alic* Agntt \t INVESTMENT workers." mon 13 50-14 30 and cannoi s and ^ fo0l| utUn.; bmier milk Que . on Sunday, November Fast Angus. Que . on Tuesday, Aldennen Evt N icol au I cutters 8 25 13 50 powder Iced 8 8 .. fob. Mont 3rd. 194*3 Mary l Currier, be November 5th, 1963 Alice DIXVILLE Paul Gervais both said, “We Common and mediums bull " real !» loved wife of the late Carroll Agnes Allison, beloved wife of The Ladies Guild of St. Cuth object." 13 18 Potatoes: wlmlesale selling H ('rook, and mother of Lillian the late Almond Griffin, moth­ on five year deposits — minimum deposit bert’s Church met on Oct. 29. "We must see but Good sealers 28-32, medium price: Que new 75s 1,10 - 120. tMrs, R Weston, Marbleton. er of Kathleen (Mrs M Ia<- SI000. Terms for shorter periods arc avail* at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bel- worker and employer sides 22 28, common 12-21 and gr Que now 3i s sc 85; N It new Que», Robert, of Ottawa, and : honte, of Fast August, Marjorie Sybil (Mrs. B luiberee, »*f able on request. |lows. |said Mayor Nadeau. '"'L !’n5'. 75s 1 45 1.55, N.B, new 50s .00 (Mrs. Tom Roland, of Fast An- ROYAL TRUST Mrs Eva McCoy, who has "I'm for protecting our in 1 here were no sales ol hogs ;l ^ k ntHV k1s «j jg. p j.* | Beebe, Que » in her 87th year i «us), and Harold, of lauuaster, spent 10 days in the Coaticook dustries." said Aid Pinard, "but Good lambs 18 50 1!» and :u,w w|Ub> jr,s t.v, icy, p K 1 Resting at Cass Funeral Home, N.H . in her fklth year. Remains j hospital, has returned home i don’t want to get into trou common 15 tc \ few sheep 7 m,w xv|„u, ;H.S .):> t. pel new iü Duffenn Rd., Slattslead Fun (resting at the home of her dan Canada’s leading Executor and Trustee hie on the other side either " white IPs 28. eral service will be held on ifihter. Mrs Labonte, «4 Cook- The< >.v provincial, ...v.... labor ...depart (/„.. DON T ALL DIE Wednesday, November oth at shire St , Fast Angus Funeral ®150 fRONTFSAC ST , SHERRROOKF 569*9371 RICHMOND ment,nient, headed by Carrier For-For t'nlike Pacific salmon, land' LIVE ON GAME the Lulled Church, Beebe, at service will lie held on Novem­ Interest rates are subject to change without notice. j Miss Evelyn McGovern was tin, Sherbrooke's MPP. has as- locked ami Atlantic salmon do Beaver, rabbit and fish form! 2 30 pm. Rev R Rogers offi ber 81 h in Chris! Church, Fast called to Montreal by the death signed the study of the propos not always die alter spawinng die mum winler diet ol Indians: eiating Interment In Crystal Angus, at 2 30 p m Rev Canon I of her brother, Dr. James Me eel change to a Montreal team hut may return each year to.on Miehipieoten Island in Lake! Lake Cemetery, Stanstead. A’. S. Bown officiating. Inter- of consultants. (spawn. superior. ; ment in Bury Cemetery. Bury Œirîlia Funeral Home, 872 3360. COLBY To Jackie and Flor HALL, William C. Suddenly once (nee French), the gift of at Franclsf'O, Nil. on Novem­ 4 a son, born at the Sherbrooke ber 4th. 1963. William C. Hall, Hospital. October 28th, 1963 A husband of the late Sarah K. brother for Karen Ann, Mar Hunter, and the late Lottie Now five kinds of Chevrolets for all" " of people ! Merrill, dear falher of Bill, of lenr Ola, and little Mervin. ’Francisco, Nik. Margaret (Mrs. D*SILVA To George and (Oliver Daignmilt), and Hugh, Sandra, of S1 George, Hermit «f Sherbrooke, and brother of da, the gifl of a son, George Mrs Mary Leblond, of Sher­ brooke, al Ihe age of 76 years. Carlos, on October 2(Hh, 19(13. I Resting in the R. L, Bishop | Funeral Chapel. 300 Queen, TRUSSLER To Osborne and Barbara (nee Bowbnck), a dan iBlvd., N , Sherbrooke ljue , ghler, a( (he Sherbrooke lloapi (where the funeral will Ive held lal, on November 1st, 1963. A on Friday, November îîlh at. sister for James. 2 pm Rev, Alex McCotnbio j officiating. Interment in 101 m- ! wood Cemetery. (Ëarù nf GUjaului I HEATH, Arvill* At: her resi RAKFAN The family of tha [denee in Mansonvillr, Que , on laie Mra H II llaffan «lahe» to est ami tin'll" atneeie thank a ia Monday, Nov. 4, 1963, Arvilln their friend» amt neighbor» for Maude Fullerton, In-loved wsIt* their many «rt» of klmhir.w, for ol Merrill Heath and dear moth­ t&r*: h- llirlr vl»l(», floret 1-rlbute». end er of Ruth Resting al (', F '■erde of «ympelhy. Thenka to Mr. I »on Johnetoii end etaff. to l>i Wilson and Son Funeral Home, .Inhn Murrey, end In the SMcn Mansonvillr. Funeral from (ho ’64 C0RVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE end etaff of Ihe third floor. You United Church on Wednesday, ville Hospital, during (hr elrkneaa Nov. 6, at 2 pm. Rev. C. J. •Mm and death of our deer wife, m ol hr, end Krendmothrr, Mr». Henry ItaT- Gustafson offiomting, nssiutml fen. by Richartt Worden. Interment IIKNHY H RAFFAN AND FAMtl.Y Manson ville Cemetery. Pie am omit flowers. Donations may be made to Ihe 11 M.F. Hospital, lit ürntnriam Sweelshurg. Quo. ARMSTRONG, If. Grant hi 1o\ HENSHAW, Thin* At her Imk memory of a (H,I,Y 7r ; ’. #£&%?*}$, C. K. Wilson and Son Funeral mm PKHKINS In loving memory of Home, where the funeral will wmmm wmm our di'/ir parants and Riandparx’iils be held on Wednesday, at. 2 Noa)» K. Parkins, who passed away p.m. Rev. T. El R. Nurse offi O" November 8th, IWill ami Mai y !,.ja| jn(. Interment in KltOWHoR I' Perkinff, on June Iftlh, l»W., 1 F.ver remembered by, Cemetery. LESLIE N. (son) II AZEI, M (dsuffblfi'^n Isw) SIMONS, Charles A—Suddenly BRUCE. AVERY AND IRWIN iiit Sherbrooke, Que., on Mon­ WÈÊmmËm (grancUons) day, Nov. 4, 1963, Charles A. Umim Simons, beloved husband <*f mmmm Financial & the late Emma Hnines and dear falher of (Nettie), Mrs. Clifford NEW CHEVELLF. MALIDU SPORT COUPE’ Market Report It. Hunting, and Chimney, (o( COURTESY OF Winter Park, Florida), in hi* GREENSHIELDS LTD. 94Ih year. Resting at Johnston'* Funeral Chapel, 83 Queen ‘mm.-ur. MONTREAL STOCK .Street, lennoxville, where the EXCHANGE funeral will be held on Thurs­ day, Nov. 7 at 2 p.m, Mr. An­ drew Patton officiating. Inter­ ment in Johnville. Algoma 88% 58% Aluminium 27% 27% Argus Corp. 12% 12 HIT MINORITY GROUPS Asbestos 24 23% MOSCOW CAP) — Rod Chin* Bell Tel. 53 V* 53% •iaauBt,: is trying to wipe out (ho lan­ Brazil 2.20 2.35 guages of ni i n n r i t y group* B. A. Oil 27 v» 27% which live within its borders, IR. ('. Forest 23 22% Ihe newspaper Soviet Kirgizia | It. C. Power 24% 24% claims. The newspaper quotes a U’an. Cement 37 37 linguistic professor as saying (’an. Iron 22% 22% the institute of national minori­ li'dn .Aviation FI. 11 11% ties in China has been closed. Cdn. Breweries 10% 10% Chcmcell 13% 13% Ciln. Par. Railway 38 36% i Cons. Paper 38% 38% Cons. Smellers 29% 29% J.W. DRAPER :v. ;-gg-;:"::-:;;:: Hist. Seagrams 53% 82 % FUNCHAL HOME Dorn. Bridge 16% 16% Horn. Tar 17% 17'% 314 Main St.’, Cowansville Uom. Textile 21% 21% 763 0393 Dupont 40 40 Successor to Howard ffnstlngi Fraser 27% 28 Th» L«(c: Geo. Robb, Jo*. Hlng- Great Lakes Paper 22 22 »ton, Kenneth Jennc, Waller Morrlion. E*tabllshcd 1850. Hawker Siddley 8% 5% Home Oil "A” 13% 13% Hudson Hay Co. 15 15 Hudson Bay Min. 58% 58 Imperial Oil 42% 42 Marriages, Ind, Accept. 23% 23% Ini Nickel ftft 68 Inti. Paper 36% 36% Card of Thanks, A General Mo tom Value Int. Pipe 84% 88 Jam. Public Serv. 10% 10% Death Notices JET-SMOOTH LUXURY CHEVROLET—For luxury-loving’people. Here’s the Jet-smoothest, and 6-cylinder engines. Chevy II’s six models in two series all like pretending they’re bigger, Labatt 17% 17% most luxurious Chevrolet ever built! Rich new styling, finer appointments in all four series Laur. Kin. “A” 13 12% more expensive cars — and they act like it! McMillan Bloedel 25% and 15 models. Including those dazzling new Super Sports ! Engines up to 425 hp*, manual or Births, CORVAIR — For fun-loving people. More fun than ever from Corvair’s new bigger engine ! Massey-F’erguson in 16% ZSc per enunt line. Minimum Powerglide* transmissions to match your personal tastes ! Same Corvair handling and riding ease with a dressed-up ’G4 look in 9 models — including the Molson’s “A" 28% 283/4 charge, $2.00 (8 line» or leas). NEW CHEVELLE—For pace-setting people. A totally new kind of car with all the advan­ Trans-Mt. Oil 14% 15 150-hp Turbocharged Spyders, Club Coupe and Convertible! Walker 57% 57% IN MEMORIAM NOTICES tages— small-car handling, big-car comfort! All wrapped up in styling that CORVETTE — For sports-minded people. More sport than this you won’t Keller’s 34% 20a per count Une. Minimum makes expensive cars jealous. Chevelle serves every purpose with three series find on wheels! Corvette now rides softer, smoother—but loses none of its Bn. Cn. Nationale 79% 79% charge. $2.00 (10 Une» or leas). Bk of Montreal Poetry 25 cents a Une extra. and 11 models, and a full choice of engine and transmission teams! r gusto because its big V8 offers versions from 250 to 375 hp* ! Sport Coupe and 64% 64% Bk of Nova Scotia 72,A 72 Additional names over three: CHEVY II— For practical people. Chevy II with new V8 power* tops all J 10 cents each name. CHEVROLET Convertible models. Want to get together with other car-loving people? Go see Bque Provinciale. 54 53% Cn. Bk of Comm. 63% 63% ATX ABOVE NOTICES MUST thrifty cars for fun-on-a-shoestring. Stretches the shoestring further with 4- your Chevrolet dealer... he likes all kinds! CAKRY SIGNATURE OF PER­ ^optional at extra rout Royal Bank 73% 74 SON SENDING NOTICE. Tor. Dom. Bank 62 61 See five entirely different lines of cars at your Chevrolet Showroom-CHEVROLET CHEVELLE, CHEVY II, CORVAIR & CORVETTE MINES and OILS _ OBITUARIES Alta. Gas Trunk 28% 28% Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC-TV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel and time. Central del Rio Obltuarlea received within rr-àua 7.60 7.60 one month of death are pub­ Denison 10 lished free. A charge of $5.00 Falconbridgo 54 54 la made for obituaries de­ Gunnar 8 10 layed beyond this period. Hollinger 26! a 267% The Record reserves the Kerr Addison 6.65 right to edit or condense obit­ 1962 uaries because of space limita- ( ) Quemont 10'% 345 WELLINGTONBROUILLARD ST. SOUTH, AUTOMOBILE LIEE lions. Tel. 569-3606 SHERBROOKE, QUE. ------r r* SHEFBROO^ T)ATT.Y TOTS, NOV. 8, Around the T.V. Plymouth U.C.Vf. chicken patty tea or an aboa Otnen Quickly prepared nog Umc ’:e Christmas wreath WXi&^XiïiSCitSiïfâ--.- /c/eo/ for njghf time

sets buyers at sale "Winter’s coming on apace” to find that nogs made with an Aviano-Laythe wedding ... and with it, long evenings instant skim milk powder are red carnations and fern, A unique Chri;.' 1 could buy lor Chriitmas gifts. LONG ISLAND, N.Y. — cades of toned mums and of family activities at home. low in calories. Milk and Honey Nog and was the centre of A table of Christmas cards flanked by white tapers in The marriage of Janet Patri­ daisy poms. Reading, watching television or studying, parents and child­ Milk Nog are excellent choices was looked alter by Mrs. E. silver candelabra, here pour­ Mr. David Aviano was best at the Chicken I' cia, elder daughter of Mr. and ren enjoy themselves to­ for that bedtime snack. If Kennett and Mrs. I). MacPher- ing tea were Mrs. L. Rasherry, man for his brother and the Sale, held at the i’i Mrs. L. C. Laythe, Derby Line, gether in the cozy warmth. your youngsters are hungry eon, while a table of surprise Mrs. G. Ransehousan, Mrs. D. ushers were Messrs. Allen United Church, on 1 to Mr. Robert Matthew Avia Before the evening ends, after school or play, they'll boxes was supervised by Miss Johnston and Mrs. A. Swan. Jewell, West Haven, Conn , no, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ someone is sure to call for a enjoy a sampling in mid-af­ afternoon, sponsove L. Seymour and Mrs. F. Klos. • In charge of the dining and Peter McGreevy, Long ert M. Aviano, Patchogue, bit of refreshment. When that ternoon . . . without the ac­ United Church Womei ner. room was Mrs. R, Beers and Island, N.Y. Long Island, New York, took cry is raised, respond with a companying lag in appetite The wreatii, took The (able of delectable the individual tea tables place on Saturday morning, Mrs. Laythe, the mother were centred with a most at- quickly prepared nog. Instant that can follow heavier be- many hours to i - ' - home baked foods was eared October 19, at eleven o’clock of the bride, was in a «heath Iractive motif, of silver twigs, pasteurized powdered skim tween-meal nibbling. Home have been a i > ' for by Mrs. F. Paterson and in St. Francis de Sales church. dress of teal blue wool sheer, milk, conveniently stored on economists offer recipes for Mrs. P. Dunbar and the jams bearing tiny gift wrapped F'ather Traynor officiated for matching toned velvet petal as the main base (. i c parcels, tied with ribbon bows, the shelf and always ready to both delicious potables with and jellies were capably hand­ the double ring ceremony. hat, brown accessories and a use, is a basis for the very an eye to convenience, nutri­ was formed with the base being a square sponge led by Mrs. W. Gibson, Mrs. The wedding music was play­ white orchid corsage on her best beverages. It’s high in tion and economy. pounds of toffer . H. Griffith and Mrs. D. Mac- decorated with a crepe ruffle, ed by the church organist, fur stole. tied with silver ribbon. nutrition ... the B vitamins, MILK AND HONEY NOG pale blue < 'lei Lean. The clothesline of gaily who accompanied the soloist The groom’s mother, Mrs. protein and minerals of whole (Makes about 4 servings) The servers were: Mrs. L. for the singing of Ave Maria. each one b n : 1. I i printed aprons wa.s looked af­ Aviano, was in a sheath milk are still there, and only 1-1/2 cups instant pasteuri­ ter by Mrs. G. Dougall, Mrs. Gillam, Mrs. L. Pettigrue, Mrs. The Altar was adorned with to the round dress of light autumn blue the fat has been removed. zed powdered skim milk, 2- G. Philbrick, Mrs. R. F'ern, white roses, mums and gla­ wreath. Pale bhu t JL Planche and Mrs. P. Raw- silk, a matching hat and ton­ Flavour alone is ample rea­ 2/3 cups ice water, 2 eggs, Mrs. N. Hunter, Mrs. R. Gos­ dioli. bon entwined the P lings. ing accessories and a white son for preparing these well beaten, 1/4 teaspoon cin­ selin, Mrs. T. Bechard, Mrs. J. at the top, was a hu As guests ascended the The bride, given in mar­ orchid corsage on a fur stole. drinks, but it plumpness is a namon, 1/4 cup honey. Rugg, and the Misses Joan to match. In t stairs to the dining room, riage by her father, was in a The reception took place problem with your family, Mix instant pasteurized pow­ wreath was placed a which was most tastefully de­ Beers, Gladys Elkas, Jane gown of white peau de soie at “Felice’s of Patchogue” you’ll be pleasantly surprised dered skim milk and ice corated for the occasion, with LcBaron, Elvelyn Salten and over taffeta, the fitted bodice with 90 guests received and water; stir lightly. Combine which read, “Be: •. *r 'ISS this house of min., arrangements of giant yellow Peggy Westerman. having lily point sleeves with attending the wedding ban­ egg, cinnamon and honey; candy for Auld Lari' and bronze chrysanthemums In charge of the decorations Chantilly lace applique from quet. The bride’s table was beat well and add to instant This unusual idea \ and pine boughs, the treasur­ was Mrs. C. Frappied, and the the circular neckline down the arranged with the tiered wed­ Womens skim milk mixture. Beat until of the minister'' ( er, Miss Eunice MacIntyre took cutting of squares was done front to the hemline, the skirt ding cake decorated in while mmifLi foamy. Sprinkle with cinna­ M. W. Williams, an. the tickets. The stage wa.s by Mrs. R. Larrabee, and the having unpressed pleats over with lily-of-the-valley and mon if desired. a most attractive ta of also decorated with standards Misses Eva Hall and Kate the hips, with bustle roses at mauve orchids. Groups LEMON MII.K NOG fancy work items, too of giant yellow and bronze Fales. Replenishing the tea the back to drape into a Mr. and Mrs. Aviano enjoy- : (Makes about 4 servings) chapel train. Her chapel veil ous to mention. In ch chrysanthemums and pine were Mrs. E. Kimmis and ed a honeymoon trip to ! 1-2/3 cups instant pasteu­ of silk illusion was held in ST. PAUL S LADIES’ GUILD this table were t! i boughs, while on the piano Mrs. S. Lot hr op points of interest in Northern j rized powdered skim milk, 3 place by a pill box of seed Vina Brown 1 was a silver candelabra, with The tea proved to be a so- New York State. They are re­ A regular meeting of St cups water, 1 egg, slightly pearls. She carried a cascade ’Paul’s Ladies’ Guild was held beaten, 1 package (1-1/2 Whiting. white lighted tapers. eial success, despite the bitter siding at 2912 Gull Road, • ■ of white roses and camellia Medford Station, Long Is­ in the church hall on October ounces) lemon-flavoured ren­ The convener ui . I he tea table was arranged snowy weather which pre­ cut gladioli. land, New York. For her | 30, with 10 members present. net custard. Mrs. G. Le31 i o. with a lace cloth, centred with vailed during the day. Miss Jacqueline Laythe, wedding trip the bride chose The president, Mrs. G. Carle- Combine instant pasteuri­ Mrs. G. .VI < 11 n : was maid of honor for her a cranberry wool sheath dress ton, was in the chair and the zed powdered skim milk and Mrs. P. Gray, Mr •sister, Miss Susan MacLean, having a matching full length meeting was opened with pray­ water; mix well. Heat to 110° son, Mrs. E. Lav:, Mr. and Mrs. Delma Keith Morse Derby Line and Springvale, coat and wore with it a cran­ (lukewarm). Gradually add to Marshall and 1 er led by the Rector Rev. R. n.'ss A. Ward speaks to U.C \N. Maine, and Miss Carol Shaf­ berry to rose toned velvet hat Jervis-Read. egg; mix well. Add rennet lings. fer, Boston, Mass., as brides­ and toning accessories. custard; mix until dissolved. I Anne W ni .••ecrolnry ofl.'re going now and what road The minutes of the previous Receiving lie1 maids, were alike in floor Guests attended the wed­ Morse-Cutler marriage meeting were read and the Let stand 10 ,minutes. Chill the lower hall V- Board of Women of 1h !wjn be taken. She also asked length gowns of green on gold ding from points of Pennsyl treasurer, Mrs. F. Staniford, 1 set' Beat with rotary sales tables were a . iited Church ol Canada P-ml the m^ers to interest others brocaded taffeta, the bod­ vania, Connecticut, Massa­ HATLEY — St. James Ang­ Mrs. Morse, mother of the gave a report on the card party beater or blend ln blender colored gi.i 1 irit. vmI to this oiMnct until floamy. If mixture se­ ice having long sleeves and chusetts, New York, Rhode lican Church, Hatley was the groom wore a green and black held on October 24 showing this branches, were r rrci.y. t„ m -I the executive m the organization, which has parates on standing, beat a circular neckline. The skirt Island, New Jersey and Ver­ scene of a pretty autumn wed­ event to be an outstanding suc­ Williams and d : the Quebec.Sherbrooke 'a membership of more than figured dress, black accessor­ until blended before serving. was fashioned with unpressed mont. ding on Saturday afternoon, cess. ster. Here ,in thi byterial United Church Women.)260.000 across Canada. Miss pleats over the hips, with a ies and a corsage of white Sprinkle with nutmeg, if de­ The evening of Friday, October 19, 1963 at 2:30 The winner of the drawing for prospective buyc I) i.w the day. there v w a cli; Ward aid she was sure that butterfly bow at the back mums. sired. October 18, following the wed­ o’clock, when Beverly Ruth, crocheted place-mats held at around, ponderin -u-'ion of the work being dom the union of the Women’s waist. They wore matching ding rehearsal, a reception Mrs. Nellie Hartwell, ma­ * Other flavours of rennet fourth daughter of Mr. and this party, was Mrs. J. Drew. h the area as well as touching Groups has broughl more worn pill box hats with green nose took place at the home of the Mrs. William Cutler became ternal grandmother of the custard may be substituted. Hie problems encounlereri. |fm into church work., Rev. Jervis-Read spoke about veils and carried autumn cas- groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. the bride of Delmar Keith bride wore a plum colored \l luncheon, the members “ Robert Aviano, Sr., at Patcho­ dress, black accessories and a the partnership in the Gospel Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs. program, the plans of which is) were joined by Rev. A. B. Love : gue, Long Island, New York, Samuel Morse all of Hatley. corsage of Talisman roses. SPECIALTIES to be carried out in this parish,) Dyeing ■ Permanents lace, Chairman of the Quebec ! and was attended by the wed­ Rev. Canon H. C. Denton offi­ Mrs. Gertrude Morse paternal Sherbrooke Presbytery and! Social an* erôonai ding attendants and close grandmother of the groom during the next few' weeks. Hair Sets / v ciated at the double-ring cere­ Conveners for the card party and Treatment CTf, ,h v Lovelace. Mrs. F l. Shook Friends of Mrg> Uoyd Me- ... . . i friends of the couple, wore a grey and black corded where they were guests of the; The bridc preseVd her mony, Mrs. Clifford Curtis, or­ to be held on November 7, were president of thi ' Jenty, St. Michel Street, will ganist played the wedding suit with black accessories Lennoxville Beauty Shop former’s son and daughter-in-i gift of a gold wrist watch to and a corsage of pink roses. named as follows: Card tables,] !l 1 "nicience rcj,re) |n |earn 3h* i« j patient march and appropriate music 16 College St.—Tel. 569-6677 law, Mr. and Mrs Osmond Ser- the groom, and the groom Following the ceremony a Mrs. J. Drew and Mrs. D. Sang- — FOR ! ' "us 'i MI the Sherbrooke Hospital, for during the signing of the reg­ ster; Kitchen, Mrs. A. Fearon; Mrs. Ralph Segee géant and family. «nve his bride a S°lrt watch- ister. The church was decor­ reception for 65 guests was Top Qual'ty Bulbs At is Ward, stated that inobservation, , 4 „ j The bride presented her maid and Mrs. H. Buckland; Food! Tel. 56: ipleting the second year oft « * * ated with autumn flowers and held in the Guild Hall, where of honor with earrings, and the bride's table was centered table, Mrs. F. Staniford. A. W. GO this new organization, the mem- Pourera lor the Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vtright, t|ie bridesmaids with .sterling the guest pews marked with Only with the three-tier wedding The purchasing of a hot-water nusl think ni - it ■ they j Tea and Sale under the auspices Messrs Charles and Arthur) silvel. pins Ttu, Er„om ;ilsi, satin ribbon and flowers. experts cake, made by the bride’s mo­ heater for the rectory was dis­ of Hie Aldershot Chapter, Wright, of Sherbrooke and Mrs presented appropriate gifts to The bride, who was given work on ther and decorated by Dean closed and a sum of money was I O D E being held on Novem­ George Bullis, of Rock Island.) bis best man and the ushers, in marriage by her father, Moffat of Magog, flanked by voted t0'vards this project. veur ber R, at the l.O.D.E. House, motored to Ottawa, November) During the social evening wore a floor length gown of AUSTIN white tapers in silver candel­ A donation of money was re­ furniture 1, to attend the convocation of Mr. and Mrs. Aviano served white nylon net over taffeta, Moore Street, are Mrs. B. Allan- abra. ceived from Mrs. S. Farmer. •t Beaulae. CARS son, Miss F\ Macdonald, Mrs. Carleton University where Hil- refreshments to the 40 guests the skirl featuring an over­ The meeting closed with Later the couple left for a — car and furniture mtlr. - R. Havard and Mrs. G. Smith. ton Wright received his M.Sc. attending. lay of lace, forming a point prayer, following which re short honeymoon in Vermont upholstery — - -n, wh«t a r degree. Hilton is a graduate of ------at the front, the lace bodice freshments were served by v. ■ 4™ 4- _ and New Hampshire, the bride i* v. at The pourers for the Carry-on- Sherbrooke High School and having a square neckline, em­ wearing for travelling a pale members and a social hour en­ BEAULAC ü tv lor me! >•» _-f- Club tea, to be held at the Nor­ Bishop's University. Fashion Tips broidered with iridescent se­ blue suit, black accessories joyed. ton Residence on Thursday, No­ quins, with long sleeves end­ SEAT COVERS w1 Speaker Appeal and a corsage of red roses. The next meeting will be held ■ , what women want vember 7, will be Mrs. Evans: The Salvation Army Home ing in points over her hands. in the Church Hall on Novem­ 75 Queen St. — Lennoxville Her shoulder - length veil was They are residing in Hatley. Tel. 569-7271 )Jo.sliii, Mrs. J. Lynn. Miss (TaralLeague will be sponsoring their Latest news from a fashion ber 13. held in place by a tiara of Aitkenhead and Mrs. J. Rose. Christmas Tea and Sale, at the minded maker of sneakers — (Citadel Hall, on November 14.’wool sneakers in checks rhinestones and seed pearls. - if Mrs. \V. D. Sargoant, Perrj from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Re-:plaids and herring bones, co- She carried a bouquet of red §I!P AUTO LTD. Street, and Miss Sadie Ruther-jceiving the guests will be MrsJordinated to match wool roses. 1 Main St. — Tel 2S3-0560 Mrs. Walter Walker, sister COWANSVILLfe lord, of Rumford, Maine; hasjCapt L. Carr and Mrs. H. Bul- skirts made by sportswear ü;i returned from Ottawa, Ont.,'lock, president. of the bride as matron-of-honor manufacturers. wore a turquoise dress of vis­ cose and acetate with net hat ni % v m plljrfp | i * and carried a nosegay of white mums. Miss Shirley Morse, sister ff . - ■ : : Ï . of the groom as bridesmaid § V '• } *<• ? • > •Mf ' • -f q r t, wore a gold dress identical to the matron-of-honor's with Ml A* net hat and a nosegay of white fr M' it mums. 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Mr. Alan Webb Commencement exercises lohn Cheesman, Christine Knot and Mrs. Peter MacLean, and MV TRIBITE TO TOM GORDON Kuth Tho­ NORTH HATLEY — The an­ b«'i> ot the cia.iuatirg class general proficiency Stephen Mary \nn Gardner Susan Lit­ ner and Mrs. Nelson Richards Where the righteous are waiting for such. mas. of Enosburg Falls, were nual Commencement exercises and all those receiving awards Knehew Industry ami effort. tle. Peter’Vaughan and lewis and daughter, of Waterloo Mi»» Stella Turner returned and prize giving was held at for their year s work, and urg­ Mr. and Mrs Bob Sandford 10 K"«*K«n after spending the There is much may be said of the kindness he showed ; -t lie Perrot. Sunday . Oct 27. Shirley heebie Vaughan the high school on Oct. 24. when! ed for the co-operation and un­ spent a dav in Montreal re «r^kend at her home here or the christening, which took Grade five; 1st general pro To humans on Life's thorny way; a program of choruses and songs derstanding of all to insure place at the I'nited Church, ficiencv. Elizabeth Crease cently Mr, and Mrs. Jay Tael, irf My pen can t express the goodness bestowed was presented by the pupils, every opportun tv for the prog USE AGRICULTURE Ste. Anne de Bellevue, of the 2nd general proficiency. Debbie Mrs John .MacMillan. Mr and Verdun, visited Mr and Mrs J. To others, by him day by day. and the valedictory address gi\ ress and well being of tbe Of Canada's 17 leading manu- ;nfant daughter of Mr and Martin Industry and effort. Mrs Angua MacMillan, acconi M Hunter Mrs. Gerald Webb who received cn by Jack Blier. scholars and a successful and factunng industries, six are A well-cherished Friend to all on Life s trail Pierrette Gelmas panted by Mr and Mrs Leslie Miss Irene Corey, of Bedford. the names of Marjorie Anne The chairman of the local happy year based on agricultural produc MacLeod Mias Carol Macl-eod spent a weekend with Mr. and Who pass through its uncertain school; Grade six: 1st general pro­ Mrs. E Kimball left Oct. 27 school board. A Great, who Mrs K Deu hon president of lion motored to Montreal, where they Mrs. Wright. When help was required Tom never did fail ficiency. Beryl Greer; 2nd gen to spend a week at South Bol­ spoke on the duties of the school St. Barnabas Anglican Guild, To practise the good “Golden Rule ". era! proficiency. Carole Clark ton, with Mr and Mr> Stanley board and its financial position, presented the scholarships from Industry and eftorl. Lyle Though his body now lies beneath the green sod Korner. asked for the cooperation of all the North Hatley High School Memorial Scholarship Commit Y >ung His Soul in its beauty is free. The Cowansville I'nited to make the next year a suc­ Church choir under the direc­ cessful one tee to Jack Blier and Gayle Grade seven 1st genetal pro And through Faith o'er the years, we trust meets its God fieiency, Naisi LeBaron. 2nd Only ii select number tion of Mr. Ronald Martin, ren The principal. Mrs Hart Hatrick. Where through promise it yearned so to be. general proficiency. Judy dered special music at the Montgomery. welcomed the Mrs W. Crease won the draw l.sngevm Industry and effort. - - Father Time in his haste may rush madly on church here during the service guests and introduced her staff. ing on a cake, and the proceeds Geraldine Wilson of jewelers am display Other Rhymers much eloquence show. ion Sunday evening Mrs N Pike, Mrs A Cheal. from this went to the students Weekend guests of Mr and Grade eight 1st geneisl pro Yet the Verses of Gordon shall rise as the dawn Mrs R Vaughan. Mrs. A. council Mrs. James Beattie were Mr. fieiency, Peter Vaughan. 2nd In the minds of their readers I know. Cruichshank. Mrs. G. Young Prize winners are this emblem »nd Mrs. O. J. Lepage, of Mont­ Mrs G Bean. Mrs M. Turner. Grade one 1st general pro­ general proficiency. Margaret G. Mabel Mcl^aren, real. Mrs E. Turner, and a new ficiency. Laurie Smith 2nd Stoddard; Industry and effort Other guests ai the same St. John Co., N R. member, Mrs Keith Cheal. who general proficiency. Brant Le Elizabeth Price home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred is taking the sciences in the se Baron. Industry and effort. Grade nine 1st general pro Shufelt. Mr and Mrs David nior grades Thomas Wheel' ficiencv. Nancy Guild; 2nd gen To be awarded membership ta the Amarican 6am taciaty. a Shufelt and Mr and Mrs Stan Mrs. Montgomery reviewed Grade two 1st general pro eral proficiency. Heather Hu­ Jeweler must qualify on the basis of his business integrity and his deep Alberta Fish and Game Association ley Horner, of Austin ile. Industry and effort. Angela Friends in the community’.the activities of the last term, fieiency, John Cheesman. 2nd understanding ->f gemology. Membership cannot be purchased or giva* ., Reed 1 were sorry to learn that Miss mentioning the sports schedule, general proficiency, Christine it must hr re won. each year, Wa’ra proud of our membership, for in Mis plans to re-locate herd of 60 elle Eileen Hawke, only daughter and the public speaking con­ Knutson and Darcey Bean; In­ Grade ten 1st general pro final analysii it aignifisa our interest vand capability) in serving you betta*. of Mrs Ellen Hawke and the tests She pointed out that in dustry and effort. Austin Moore. ficiencv, lewis Vaughan; 2nd CALGARY (CP) — Sixty ha\e been introduced to new re-1 late Percival Hawke, died in a the Stanstead County competi Grade three Isi general pro- general proficiency. Jill Sims healthy elk will be moved into gions before, never has a proj- Montreal late Saturday. Oct. non, a North Hatley pupil Beryl ficiencv. Edward Meigs; 2nd Industry snd etfort. Gloria a disease-free region of north-ject been carried out under the 26 Greer, won the trophy. The general proficiency Mary Knapp Skinner & Nadeau Inc. western Alberta this fall as a health standards of the associ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Thomp niaximun points at the School Smith. Induslry and elfort. Grade elev en 1st genet al pro conservation measure by the AL-ation's program, son and Mrs. Lawrence Horner Fair was also won by a North Janet Whyte. liciency, Jack Blier. 2nd gen 13 Wellington North, thoibiooko. herta Fish and Game Associa- Before setting the elk free in have been suffering from severe Hatley scholar, Brian Smith Grade four 1st general pro eral proficiency, Gayle Hatrick end at the Sherbroeka Shopping Cantra. lion Spirit River blue and red attacks of the grippe She eongratulaied the mem ■ fieiency Wendy Wilson. ;'nTl Industry and effort, Annie Bruce Stewart of Calgary, streamers and a large yellow secretary-manager of the 17,-|disc will be tied to each animal 000 • member association, said to warn hunters. Shooting will the elk will be trapped in an be prohibited, over-populated valley in the na- “There is no doubt the am Shop Lennoxville stores for variety, bargains rional park 20 miles north of mais will establish in the area. Banff. The animals will be col- but we must ensure none are lected as soon as sbow drives killed by hunters. That s why .... 1 them into the valleys from the we w ill send five bulls north, PRE-CHRISTMAS :|i! iiiiMiif'if:;:1!:, r: si .iuwWiitiil , r.i, ...... mountains. Two or three can look after 35 SKATE TRADE-IN SALE . Pfj:-,!!- tilwv " Time fo Think About . . . “The only way park officials cows but if a couple are shot (Novamber Only) now control the elk herd size isjwe must have enough left ' We $*j Trad«-in on th* Purchase to slaughter the old, sick or The association will pay the Allow x» of a new pair of weak animals each fall.” said full $1,600 cost of the protect “BAUER" SKATES FILCO p Stewart, a native of Ottawa. from its general revenue. Spirit Men» — Women1» — Boy»' — Girl»'. ”We don't like this method River also was selected be­ ALUMINUM STORM but under present circum­ cause a strong local fish and stances there's little else the game club can help police the I DOORS & WINDOWS park wardens can do. if they animals to make certain none don't keep down the herd, the are killed. “As the herd grows we hope food supply is threatened and kiltie Tel 567 4874 an elk season can be started in almost all animals could be Tel. 569-5559 — Lennoxville lost." the area But that will be some­ Three years ago live associa­ time. into the future." tion decided to find a new home Elk were selected because of LENNOXVILLE BUILDING for the elk that would be their abundance in n a t i o n a I slaughtered. Its biologist found parks, their adaptability to new a natural elk area 40 miles regions and "because so many cssr. / SUPPLIES LTD. northwest of Spirit River. No must be slaughtered each 147 Queen St, Lennoxvillel elk live in the district. year." f The association sought provin­ Slewarl said the project also cial government approval to will ease pressure on officials transport a large number of elk to open national parks to hunt­ FINGER LICKIN' to the region—a GOO-inile road ing. 'By transplanting the ani­ trip from Cascade Valley, the mals we can maintain the parks as a sanctuary for animals and GOOD KENTUCKY elk winter feeding area in the This attractive custom- built brick splii level bungalow, still promote herds in other re­ park. on lot 7fi’ x 120’ completely landscaped, contain» a large FRIED CHICKEN SIGNED PETITION gions that one day will support Lennoxville's shopping street, Queen Street. bright living room with open fireplace, picture windows, The government feared elk a hunting season by removing 'dining room with door to patio, planned kitchen, 2 bedrooms, IN A BUCKET' damage to new crops in a re­ the excess animals from the entrance hall and panelled den all on ground floor, basement gion. recently opened for home­ parks.” OOOOOOOoOOOO*) oooo Family Bucket stead, and refused The associ------has finished playroom with fireplace and complete bathroom; terves 5 *7. ^ __ ation persisted and circulated a WEST SUTTON — attached garage and many other extras. May be inspected by o oooooooa^oo ooooo u pc», of SO .75 petition in the area which re Mrs Ethan Perkln, ig „ appointment. 0 OOOOO 00<>«0 «mum Mouth Wateung K reived approval from S p t r 11 patient in the B M P Hospital, Chicken — a M ‘Kill 1 Pt. of Sauce River residents. Sweetsburg, where she under- lIBk . :.tti1 oSooSl i and 6 Biicuili •The government said we went surgery iSWIUpsilM E. G. WELLS Sherbrooke and Lennoxville Delivery — 50c could ship 60 and we agreed be- Miss Barbara Perkins spent 11 :’KÏ T ------cause it at least gave us a foot a few jgyj jn Sutton, guests REAL ESTATE BROKER in the door. Next year we hope of Mr anj Mrs Wm. Heyman i é hMM ' to be able to move more elk. Mr. Howard Garrick is a Tel. 567-4023 — Lennoxville ...... I PAT’S CHICKEN VILLA to Spirit River and other north-!patient in the B M P. Hospital, Tel 569 0881 ern areas which can support!Sweetsburg, under observation them.” and treatment. 116 Queen St , Lennoxville. Stewart, a one - time Yukon big game guide, and Ross Lay- PIGEON HILL — cock of Calgary, association big Enjoy Economicol game chairman, will handle the Mr. Leslie Clough and David job. They expect it will take a Willey, of St. Lambert, were re­ ELECTROHOME PRESENTS HEATING COMFORT Jd MMia week to trap the animals in a cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken STEREO PERFECTION per, test them for disease and Willey. then move them in two trucks Mrs. M Delaney, of Montreal, This Winter with o to Spirit River. was visiting Mrs. H. Harrison. VM'! : The elk will be enticed into Mr. Sanford Vosburg, of St irreiiiffiTKl"— - Kt , the pen by hay and salt. Albans, VL, and Mr. and Mrs. f .... Horns will be cut from five Guy Green of West Enosburg Mdfwh&ot bull elk selected for the trip. VL, were guests of Mr. and Mrs When trapped in rutting season Mitchell Erno. hull elk are known to attack Mr. and Mrs. E. E Perrott Winter Air-conditioning The interior of the Yergeau television store. cows in the herd. have moved here from Bolton A special tranquillizer, given and are occupying the house "DOWNDRAFT" Tb# $i*rr» MK II ( onlwinpoi«ly styling AM/FM Mere* the animals in their water, will owned by Arthur Martin. delivering *0 4 watt». Magnetic cartridges Provision tor be used to keep the elk calm Yergeau s your music center Stereo tape and Salel'lile sound Six speaker» during the trip. Its effect will GETS MORE EGGS OIL FIRED FURNACE be the subject of a research pa­ Some United Slates poultry- Your music shopping Y ergeau sells hlectrohome equipment. per by Dr. B. W. Tonken of men report their hens lay more • Two Style» to choo** Calgary eggs under the influence of mu- center in Lennoxville is the and t.merson radio, televi­ A competent repair ser­ ROGER YERGEAU TV from, Stewart said that while elk sir. Roger \ ergeau T V' sfore, sion sets, stereo and hi-fi vice is also offered by Roger T.V.'i — Stereos Soles & Service 115 Queen Sired. sets tape recorders and Y ergeau a n d repairman • Complete Forced Air Here you will find all tapes and Sony transistor Lilies lalhot. Mr. Y'ergcau and Mr. I alhot can fix any burning heating (he items for musical euler- radios. 115 Queen St. — Lennoxville tainment any age will need. Roger Y e r g e a u's I V make of television. Servi­ Oldest record of all plant. Vergeaus IV store, own­ store also has a complete cing is offered during store Tel. 567 7969 hours *> a.rn. to ft p.m. HFC’s 85 years ed and operated by Roger and up-to-date line of the • Quiet--Smooth latest records offering the f.mergency evening calls of helpfulness best in listening pleasure. can also be made. running. I he store also carries a tor sales and servicing No other company is Visit The Wool Shop complete line of accessories call Roger Yergcaifs IV backed by such HOW TO GET JUST WHAT • Built for basement £ ,or ,in* for all your entertainment store at 567-7969. experience in meeting THE DOCTOR ORDERED . . . family money needs. Installation. ' knitting When you need a loan for any good|purpose —borrow • Special Cambustion confidently from HFC. Chamber. 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CLARKE TAYLOR FUELS THE WOOL T. ). Labi one, Monogar Clark’s Pharmacy 98 Albert Slrggl (corngr Wellington) T«l*pb*ng 10 7.S20* LTD. SHOP VAUDRY’S FLOWER SHOP SHERBROOKE Fut! OH & Service 159 Queen Street, Reg’d MAGOO: 2*9 Main Strutt Watt, Itltpkant VI 1.23*1 Tel. 569-3355 Tel. 569-3601 ASBESTOS: 1*0 Bovrbteu Straa!. itltphnnt S79-§441 LEWNOXVILLE, QUE. Lennoxville, Que. Tel. 567-4344 49 Belvidere St. — Lennoxville 111 Queen Street — Lennoxville 10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES., NOV. S, 19«3 TA/ t VJOR LO Of“l Beliveau leadi scorers Gros Bill holds five-point lead SPORTS over Sian Mikifa, Glenn Hall of Bishop's University cagers eke acuig Chicago selling pace lor goalies MONTREAL (CP) — Ask a forward in the National Hockey League about his aspirations and chances are that he wants out 38*35 win over South Shore W L T F A Pt». WEDNESOAY'S PROGRAM to score 200 goals before bowing out. 1 Ifi Chicago . 7 2 34 18 1ST RACE — PACE Why 200? 3 2 37 30 12 {Montreal ... . 5 PURSE: 5175,00 {Toronto . 5 4 0 27 22 10 The figure serves as a kind of unofficial dividing line be- All-Stars in exhibition fixture Detroit . 4 6 I 2r> 33 O 2— poplarCpHUJp( j Lp LLa°vaiiee : twcen the standout performers and those of lesser status. 0 2fi 32 8 'New York 4 fi 3— market wise. w. Heben A man carries special enchantment when he can lay Bishop’s University Gaiterslapiece, while Barry Stewar (Boston 2 7 1 27 31 & defeated the South Shore All [ted six. TUESDAY'S CAMES 4— Philippe belle, claim to 10 seasons or more averaging 20 goals or better a 3— SONNY IBAF, F. Desrocher Stars 38-35 Sunday in St. Lam-; xho rebounding was led by; New York at Chicago 6— queen’s lawer, L. Hucktns >car ln scheduled play. bert. The game was decided inji>cte Crosby and Bill Forward! ¥ * * 7— it. VEDA. c. Robtchaud Going into the current season, the league's 46th as the NHL. the closing minutes of the con-(as they faced an ex-flaiter, Mur AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTERN LEAGUE ELIGIBLE:W Brownie°RTHY’ ïBarsMes Jutiasionly,. 36 players had reached the plateau, seven of them still test on the strength of a basket ray Smith. Although Bishop’s w L T F A PI*. 2ND RACE — PACE active by Mike Levesque and a free won the game they showed that Hershey . 5 5 I 39 41 11 purse: 5150.00 New York’s slippery Camille Henry joined the select group Providence . 4 5 2 42 42 10 throw by Alden Appelby. there is considerable room for 1— nancy cried a. Rouleau early in the schedule — he started the year with 198 goals This was the first exhibition improvement before the game Quebec . ... . 5 6 0 37 34 10 2— COOL BREEZE VONIAN, S. Jacob . , , . , . . , ... , . 42 9 game for the Gaiters, who will with R.M.C. The foul shooting Baltimore 4 8 1 28 3 Alice scotdale. R. jutras ~~ ancl now seven players might be considered within striking Sprlngfirld 4 5 0 27 40 8 4— donald ibaf, Gilles Jutras distance of the mark before the schedule closes out the second open the league schedule was generally poor, ball hand WESTERN LEAGUE f>—tlOHNNY DOLLAR, f D&srochcrs Hay of snrin° against R.M.C. at Kingston Sat-hing was sloppy at times, and Pittsburgh 7 2 0 32 1» 14 6—CASTLE HAL, J Lefebvre * ^ - the defensive rebounding in the Rochester . fi 4 0 4.3 29 12 7_jsoTTA viCK n. potvin Lfiey represent a cross-section----- urday, Nov. 16. Cleveland . 5 4 0 35 26 IO anyone else around the league. The scoring for the Gaiters first half was not as good as it 3— sonny mcklyo. of all five of the league’s other Buffalo 4 5 0 25 38 8 ELIGIBLE: Farnham Express,1 dubs. Mikita’s six goals give him a was well balanced as nine of the TUESDAY'S GAMES should have been. .derne Lloyd. George Armstrong, hard-driv- share of the league-lead in that ten who played counted points Springfield at Quebec METEORS OPEN WITH WIN Paper Makers. Shown above is russe, manager of Meteors, Coaches Garth Smith and Dan ■k it -k 3RpurseCE 5Ï50.ooACE ing ,eam taPlain of Toronto department with Hull and three and no-one scored in double Patridgc will, therefore, have — The Asbestos Meteors of Pro-mayor Leopold Frechette President Eugene Menard, Glendale forest. F Newell'1Leafs, is closest to the Montreal players, Bernic Geof- figures. Top man for Bishop’s plenty to talk about and cor-i rum,PROVINCIALvme LEAGUE about to drop the puck to of­ Paul Matton president of 1 10 0 8 1 Hie Inter City Hockey Lea­ 2— PEARL SONG, R. Jutras ; milestone among the seven and fricn, Gilles Tremblay and the were Alden Appelby and Dwight reel, during the next two weeks. (;i;inbv ficially open the season. Fern Meteors, Benoit Chasse, and suddenly-potent Dave Balon. 10 0 4 2 gue opened the 10G3-64 sea­ Carignan, left, and J. Codere Manager Robert Mercier of 3—REBEL RIGGS, R. Trahan Detroit centre Normie Ullman Douglas with seven points The game was played without 1st. Hyacinthe o i 4— JULIUS HANOVER, All-star Glenn Hall of the son at the Civic Centre with are the two players. In the the Paper Makers. ! the farthest. the services of Bruce Bristowe,!Sherbrooke . o F. Desiochcrs Black Hawks tops the goaltend- a 8-0 win over the Windsor background are, Herve Pc- (Photo by W. H. Lunan) |5—BEAU WYN, L. Huckins ;...... IRON...... MAN i , • ,, , . . Keith Mills, Ron Barr and Bobl 6—thunder goose. Also in the group is Boston's®15’ havlno allowed 18 goals in Goal No. 545 Aitken. The first three a'on'' I,,.-jçç/S mark p charbJuneau |Handy Andy Hebenton, headed ^ games. One was scored after with Douglas, Crosby and Bob - BAY STATE EXPRESS, C. Fatly j:or the NHL s iron man distinc- Hal1 had beCn lifted for a Sixth maybe bugging Coates comprise what remain-«itond — 3—QUICK SPANGLER. attacker but it counts against of last year’s team which reach J,1UUkU Ed Enos gets jab with Aicnettes on himo’i ELIGIBLE: Perrot Uash tion. The others with goal totals him in the Vezina Trophy com­ Gordie Howe ed the final round of lhe P'aH|,{0nfj Richard MONTREAL (CP)—Ed Kne. loon ready to burst. | Shocked and hurt, he hcadec ! 4TH RACE — PACE petition. a big, burly man who looks and bracketed: DETROIT (AP)-Can it be offs I m a winner, he says, gut f0r New York seeking a berth i -mister reading, a. Bernard Dean Prentice of Boston (193): In penalties, Terry Harper of As a talks like a prize fighter, ling his teeth to contain Ins en-|with Giants To his surprise bc!2-HiGHLEY’s mary ann. that Gordie Howe's thoughts of Missing this year are, .lohn| NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Hull of Chicago (188); Montreal is the leader with 41 Richard was twitched all over in exaspéra thusiasm. “I get plenty excited ,, T ’ ~ ,7‘ ."' I F. Desrochers goal No. 545 arc bugging him? Hambly, “Squce” Gordon, (who[youngster, Henri Henri Richard of Montreal minutes. The young defence­ now play for the pro Montreal ljustifiably proud of his older tion and glared at Jim Trimble, when I win, and I get plenty ound ,llmsclf ln llle lineup for 3-prince express, g. Robtchaud “Sure,” says Detroit Red (186); Frank Mahovlich of Tor­ man’s total is made up of eight brother, Maurice, one of the a big, burly man who looks and cheesed off when 1 lose 1 hale the season opener in Dallas. Hc ^flying EA^Y^i. Lefebvre Wing manager-coach Sid Abel. Northern Oilers), Pete Camp­ onto (182). minors, three majors and one Howe has gone scoreless in bell and Dave Little. In addi­ greatest hockey players of all talks like a lough football to lose, and f won't stay around got. the break because of pre- e—hi acres valentine. misconduct. time. coach. 'anyone who’s a loser. W. Hebert Armstrong went into the sea- four games since he tied Mau­ tion, Bob Coates, who is start­ season injuries to Giants play­ 7— guy up. h Lepage son with a 192-total and has The leaders: “Look, I can do this job for “l want to be the best defen- rice (The Rocket) Richard’s ing guard with Bruce Bristowe, Now Henri is even prouder of ers. 8— quite A LÀDD, F. Newell since added four to leave him G A Pt$. PiM earcer record of 544 goals in the sustained an injury to his heel The Rocket. you, and 1 cam do a darn good sive coach in Canada, and then He was having a great open ELIGIBLE: Algier Boy, Leah Marjfour s|ly !Beliveau, Mtl I want to be the best head coach 20 13 National Hockey League in an auto accident this sum­ You know,” said Henri, aljob,” Enos growled “Now do I ing game—good key blocks and 5TH Roîuf«*r «Jin nn PACE Ullman, meanwhile, needs a Mikita. Chi 15 10 mer, and has been slow gelling star centre for Montreal Cana get it or don’t I” in Canada, and then 1 want to Gordie needs one goal to break an interception of a screen pass 1— RUNNEYMEDE coy, 26-goal year and that’s bis ex-(Goyette, NY 14 fi dims, “whenever someone gets Trimble, who had summoned bo the best head coach in the the retired Montreal star’s rec­ off the mark. when suddenly he collapsed f! Desrochers act production in each of the Geoffrion, Mtl 13 8 ord, which doesn’t include play New additions to the squad his record broken you hear him Enos from his Boston home United States.’’ on the field. Unconscious, he 2 DRAFTED BY GIANTS 2— flagman ibaf. c. Grenier two previous seasons. He's off'Hull, Chi 13 off games. from Iasi year’s second team say ‘records are made to be three weekends in a row to talk was taken to the dressing room 3— GAZELLE IBAF, R. Julias to a slow start with only two Wharram, Chi 12 4 The only son of a now-retired, 4— ISABELLE TRUEBROOK, “Sure this tiling is bothering arc Bob Aitken, Ken Taylor and broken' or ’good luck to him for about the job without ever indi­ where the doctor ordered him goals so far but appeared to be Bathgate, NY 6 tough Boston cop, 30 - year - old G. Robichaud 12 him,” Abel said Monday. “I’m Mike Levesque. The freshmen breaking my record.’ cating he would get it, hardly back to Boston for tests and ob­ coming on stronger in more re- Ferguson, Mtl Ed Enos started playing football 5—EVE ANA, S. Jacob 11 16 conscious of it myself. I’ve been talent is considerably bettor “Maurice is more honest. He’s moved a muscle as ho replied servation. A year later, after 6— PRINCE GERRY C., A Beaudoin cent Detroit games. Balon, Mtl in high school with "no talent 9 11 using him on the powerplay— lhan 11 was lust year at Ibis saying what he is thinking. calmly: “You get the job." months in hospital, he learned 7— HOMESTRETCH SPENCE Hebenton is 23 goals away. Hay, Chi 9 2 on the point.” lime. It includes Bill Forward, That’s what 1 always admired The job was defensive coach hut lots of enthusiasm. ’ By the i,;' ha(i blood clots lhal were 8— JEAN CLAP H But right now he’s probably McDonald, Chi 9 6TH RACE — TROT 2 Putting a man on the point Barry Stewart, "Bulch’’ Staples most about him.” of Montreal Alouettes, and head time col ego days at the Cm-alfeoting his breathing. He was more concerned about just stay- Pulford, Tor 9 versity of Connecticut were over PURSE: $175.00 35 means that he’s kept in a pre­ and Hugh Stewart. Alden Ap­ The Rocket, whose National coach Trimble of the Eastern ordered to quit football. 1 -RAGON, M. Vallieres ing in the lineup for Boston's Mahovlich, Tot- 8 4 (he graduated in 1957) he was; ferable position to make the pelby is a third year student Hockey League career record)Football Conference club was PERFECT RECORD 2—CHIEF CORSICA next 11 games through Dec. 1. Faulkner, Det. 8 2 shot at the goal on a drive at transferred from U.N.B. and he of 544 goals has been, equalled making sure of his man. an all-star guard and iackle and He was soon feeling well 3~'M- G* VOLO. J. P Lavallee good enough to be drafted by| 4— LASH HANOVER,' G. Robichaud That would give him a total Williams, Bos 8 6 the net. is a strong addition to the team. by Detroit Red Wings’ Gordie Enos still perspires when he icnough to take a minor coach­ of 581 consecutive appearances Richard, Mtl 8 6 recalls that confrontation with ^r" ^ ork Giants of the Na 5— EAGLE WAY, D. McKinney But Howe has been off form. Before the league opener, the llowc, requested last week that ing job at Pittsfield, Mass., di­ 6—ARDEN JET, R. Julias in scheduled play going back to G.Tr’mbl’y, Ml 7 4 In Detroit’s last two games, de­ 14 man squad will be cut down his total remain in the book as Trimble Iasi spring, but the oiit-j>'onal Football League. (reeling a local high school team 7— HICKORY HANOVER. the 1955-56 season and break Henry, NY 7 0 feats by Montreal Canadiens to 12. There is sure to be quite an asterisk because he played burst is typical of the Enos fool ' milts kept him through thej^gj. }ia(|n t won jn several W. LANCASTER the record of 580 Johnny Wilson)Howe, Det 7 14 and Boston Bruins, he had few a battle for some of these posi­ in 150 fewer games than the Red ball career to date. 1957 Pro season training camp years Dlirjng the 1959 and 1960 7TH RACE — PACE PURSE: $175.00 set with Detroit, Chicago and (Oliver, Bos 7 4 shots on goal. tions. Wings’ star. Enos walks around like a bal bu’ d'dn 1 P'a> him. Enos fin seasons the team went unde- Toronto between 1952 and 1960 Pilote, Chi 7 ally exploded, demanded more 1— ADIOS EVERETT, Gilles Jutras 8 feated with an 18-0 record. 2— ARDEN DIRECT, C. Patry BELIVEAU ON TOP (MacGregor, Dt 7 7 playing time, and was promptly Enos then moved to a Ver 3—CHIEF ABBE U. P. Charbonneau NHL statistics released today (Gilbert, NY 7 4 ishipped off to British Columbia mont college as an assistant 4— STARLIGHT HAL, for the current) season mean ) G GA SO Avg. Lions. 5— DELAWARE COAST. C. Grenier , j coach for two years but quit 6— ADAM’S KING, P. Giroux while show Montreal’s classyjHall, Chi 10 18 1 1.80 It was like going to British,vvhen t|lr administration re- 7— BREWER’S VONIAN, M. Leclair Jean Beliveau at the top of the|Bower, Tor 9 22 0 2.44 itiiana as tar as 1 was con’|fused lo give him free rein to 8—KINNEY CADET, R. Jutras list of individual point-collectors Simmons. Tor 1 4 0 4.00 : corned Enos recalls, “but lLel morc talent in efforts ,0 ELIGIBLE: Breezewood, G. Heath; with 20 after an eight-point (Toronto totals 10 26 0 2.60 wanted to play and 1 went.” produce a winner. I Prince Lou, 8TH RACE — PACE spree in three games. (Worsley, Mtl 7 1-3 22 1 3.00 -r, an!'Cf 10 'ancouver on ^ast winter Enos decided he: purse: 5300.00 Five goals and 15 assists)Morissette, Mtl 2-3 4 0 6,00 am was told bc;wanted to coach in Canadian i—nifty chief, r. jutras make up Beliveau's total. Tlodge, Mtl 2 4 0 2.00 wouHl he Playing two mghtslfoo(ba|, and wrote his old team, z-pemiy Herbert, d. McKinney Chicago's scrappy Stan Mi j Montreal totals 10 30 1 3.00 lain- against Edmonton Eski the UonSi inquiring about pros- F Newell kita, the leader last week, is Johnston. Bos 10 31 1 3 10 mos, then the best team in Can- „ (4—ginger mcflwyn, l. Huckins ad. poux. 3—ABBE DEAN, J. lÆfebvre second with 15 points—six goals: Plante, NY 10 32 2 3.20 Lalcr, after he had received s—TUCKE lee, j. p. i.a\aiiec ami nine asists—followed by Sawchuk. Det 11 33 1 3.00 a favorable response, he began)7—uagrina rosecroft Phil Goyette of New York, one) Penalties in minutes by clubs: asked in despair. to get cold feet about moving G. Robichaud point back. (New York 92, Detroit 136, Bos- I “Just ask the 8—MIGHTY COUNSEL C . guv playing bjs family the long distance to r. Guerttnl In playmaking, Beliveau has|ton 138, Chicago 162, Montreal nex to you, he was told. Vancouver. »TH RACE — PACE (produced six more assists thanll65, Toronto 182. When game lime arrived.j One day he ran across a: INVITATION ZLrszrs;Enos nudged his linebacker ^ and Ticals win first place without 3—CLAYHEAVEN CHARMER. heard him and glared at Enos lakc over as head coach of Guy Jutras ' 1m your man, buster,” he re- Alouettes. t POPLAR DREAM, !,llî£d'. # ! On a hunch, he wrote Trim- P. Charbonneau any slars, is 5— GREENE DALE, D McKinney •H Ihat was the start of what ble. But the weeks went by and Enos describes 6—FANNY CLAP, F. Desrochers , as.,,'v0, sood;lie was packing his bags for the 10TH RACE — PACE 't-.ii.x w, h l ions. 1 Ho( and 1958, Vancouver trip when the phone PURSE: 5150.00 their best in second place when -I was doing what I iang. it was Trimble, I —MARTY CREED. A Rouleau wanted to do play football.” Enos calls Trimble “a master 2— SECOND DISCOVERY, R Jutras Hamilton Tiger • Cats may defences as he led the surpris- In 1959 Enos arrived in Van- craftsman •• 3— DALEY JOY. F. Desrochers have finished first this season )ing Rough Riders to second .ouver a full week before train- ..Ho fi a winneri like j am. 4— TOM BOY, G. Surprenant in the Eastern Football Confer-lplace also made him a feared 5— THERESA IBAF, once—but they did it without man. ing camp, after the 3,dOO-mile That’s whv I’m happy to be on MAV thunder, s Jacob S miss princess ear ride from Boston, only to bej,;;; side, And that. .’ s why the, •?_7— PRINCESS DEIDEI.L L onP honest - to • goodness offen-j shatto scored 13 touchdowns told: "SOITV.Sorry, youvon firm!don’t fit into)into », .. ar7 going- Va be•_ win-L,^. I POWer. ^ S,ar’ nd kicked three converts for 81 (our plans ners.” I ELIGIBLE: Stewart. C. Patry Final statistics released to-1 points, a healthy lead over day show that Ticats didn’t(Di\on and Thelen who had 66 have a man among the top five apiece. Leading place kicker Tcbin Rote is in scoring or rushing. The near­ was Ottawa's Moe Racine, Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay are est they had to a backfield fourth in scoring with 57 points fop passer in standout was quarterback Ber­ on 24 converts, nine field goals nie Faloney—second in pass­ and six singles. American Icon lo confront each other today to ing. Shatto snared 67 passes for j NEW YORK (AP) — Tobin According to statistics, the 78 yards for the last-place Ar­ (Rote, veteran quarterback of standouts were of gos. Next came Ottawa's Whit the San Diego Chargers re- sign contract, Joe Louis on hand , Russ .lack- Tucker and Hamilton’s Hal Pat- placed Buffalo Bills' Jack Great- son Ottawa Rough Ridersjterson with 41 receptions each. Kemp as the passing leader in DENVER (AP) — L o u d-proclaiming: “I'm The v,..». , „ _. , „ j -, : ... , ‘ .. .land George Dixon of Montreal Tucker averaged 23.6 yards as the Vmer.can Football League mouthed Cassius Clay and st- est and “Cassius Clay, Next Aloucttes (he picked up 967 yards and Pat- the la’.est statistical rundown, lent Sonny Liston, the champ, Hcavyweighl Champion.” Shatto, only bright spot in a terson’s total of 841 yards gave 35-vear-old former Na-'confront each other in a hotel 'tailored-to-measure* protection Rote The Louisville, Ky Lip.dull season for Toronto, won thejhim a 20.5 average, -ootball League star with,room today to sign a contract ^ customary tional kind scoring title, was the top pass RAN 1.269 YARDS Toronto A r g o n a u t s the last) for their long - . ' *r ’kton— “He’s too receiver and third in rushing. Dixon piled up 1.269 yards on jtlirce years, has connected with world's heavyweight champion-j ^ ^ wodd's SSQ MUTUAL has the idea! coverage for everyone. SSQ group health (ugly to be world s champion." Dixon was the rushing leader. 189 carries for Montreal—a 6,7 insurance plans are tailored to the needs of each employer and employee 62 per cent of his passes for 13 ^ipfight ..day told reporters. “Pm pretty I tied for second place in the —average. Thelen, with 907 touchdowns ami 1.494 yards, j Most gucssers predicted the • __ _ „.i(h T»,„lDn group. A unique health insurance Society — owned solely by its policy­ iscoring race with Dave Thelen yards on 151 carries was second ! Ratings of the passers are fig- two Negroes will fight 15 rounds ® with a 6.0 average. Shatto aver­ holders — SSQ is the oldest and largest enterprise of Québec origin special­ ,tired on a complicated systemîin Los Angeles next February. Liston, dicssed hkc a dudCjOf Ottawa, ranked 14th as a re- j involving efficiency in six dif* The details will be announced from London s Bond Street, reiver and was third in kickoff aged 53 yards a carry as he izing in this field. For many years, SSQ MUTUAL has supplied complete loren: departments including in-at the contract signing schedfurned up at ;he Denver AiPjreturns, rushed 108 times for 570 yards. group insurance services (health, life and salary insurance) to com­ port to meet former champion Jackson’s value isn't com- Jackson led in every depart­ terooptions, yards, touchdowns, uled for 2 p.tn, ment among the passers: 152 completion pedeentage, inter.j Gaseous Cassius blew into Joe 1-ouis and his wife, Mar- pletely reflected by the statis- panies large and small, labour unions and other groups throughout Québec "option percentage and average) town Monday nigh, in his pri-tha. who flew from California tics. The completions in 259 attempts, a Province. Whatever your particular group insurance problems, the SSQ i yardage. vatc bus festooned with signs Mrs. Louis is a lawyer for Lis-was the leading passer, n nth net total of 2,915 yards, 19 specialists will be glad to help you analyse them and set up a protection plan _ ton. who makes his home in in rushing and tied for 14th touchdown passes, 11.3-yard av- Denver. place in the scoring race. erase completion, a 587 pec ■’tailored-to-measure” for you. And remember : SSQ MUTUAL is the chain T came along just for a frecUVAS FEARED centage completion and 19 3 av- that protects you. ride,” Louis said. But his ability to pick apart[erage completion. 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Liston's record is 35 LES QUILLES victories, one loss, no draws HEAD OFFICE: BOX 3339, QUÉBEC CITY. BRANCHES: MONTRÉAL, SOREU JONQUIÈRE GENERAL ADM ‘1.00 VT0;^,LAJ?I,1' Sherbrooke Shopping Centre — Tel. S&9-7353 and fi knockouts. l I Mr? William», n? Montre»? and prevîousîy on tower Main Street NHKRBROOKF DAILY RECORD TI ES Mrs. L Triekey, of Lachute, and is a project to raise tuiuis Bedford Social Notes were guests on bet 28 of Mrs to carry on the social service Ceylon fire walk is a family affair Triekey » son. Rev Kenneth Tri- work of the chapter Mr. and Mrs Paul Johnson. Mrs. Géorgie Surette spent ckey. and Mrs. Triekey. On Sunday morning. Oct *7, -if Harwinton, Mass, have re the weekend with her son-in law Mr> Raymond Montagne is *' Sl James Church a hand- and none can explain how it's done Activities at Town of Knowlton urned home, after spending a and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ge: a patient in the St. Johns Hos- some procession» 1, cross, which COLOMBO Cevton (ReutersMo ;he drums ami gongs and Members of the Sunday up to be presented to the gen Sutton, were guests of Mrs lait few days as guests of Mr. and don Norris in Granby while p:tai rtherf was taken, fol- »*s 8l'ei' ,0 ,hf church by an was almost like a family chants of"Subraniamum, Su School Staff of St Pauls \n erai meeting, which will be WCrandall. Other guests tff Mrs. Harold Reming. there Mrs. Surette picked green iowins a heart attack ,anonymous . Kv .i,. „,donor,t„r r.,,,was K^nnfthdedica evening stroll, .hat walk to bramanium horo, hara horo kuean t hurch were entertain- held on \o\ -t for the m t the same home included Mr. The opening meeting for the r'pe strawberries in Miss Karen Baglow. of Mont- _ g ether of a father, mother and hara ” a dinner m the church mg's approval and Mes Ian C. Boyd and season of St. James Church tBe garden. reai*' spentPent the,he weekendw^kend withwi,h Mr Richard McCaw of Mont >^S daughter through a Toward me walked a umng r«,ld °n Sumkv 0,1 27 m««>lH'rs daughter, Joanne, of Roxboro. Bridge Club, was held at the Ticket^ may be obuined, . from_ . -her— «-pare------.nts —Mr ------lnd Mr*. W H r„al 's ,,, p . a family dinner, guests inclu Hanna's sister. Mrs sacred fire and holy water, by up ^e temple steps where they work is completed The sale berta Sanborn, were guest of FREE ESTIMATES home in Quebec A oing Mrs. Charles Hase and Mr -jraer. and Mr. Palmer ecstatic faces, writhing bodies|0(t);,rcd what thev had done as ami tea is taking place in the Mr and Mrs. Andre Chevrcftls. Gn Renovations, Lvnwood Hase, of Farnham 40th wedding and the insistent clanging of „ tamlh VOw ichurch halt on Nm 27 ,l* Ml'ntrf*1 Mrs. L. Demers, of Thetford N Clement Cadv and Mrs W Repairs & Painting Rambler - Pugeot Mines, was a recent visitor at o{ CowinsvlUf. temple gongs ] brushed shoulders with an On Oct 30. the executive of '1rs Gula Morrison was tn D K W — Sales & Service the home of Mrs. George Frenzy under the frangipane, ancient couple, a shrivelled old the United Church Women held Montreal for a few days Call Bishop Bros. Ltd. Moodv. and also of Mr and Miss Nancy Campbell of anniversary great temple trees whose man and his wife, who tottered * meeting in the church hall Mr ami Mrs James Flanagan Eastern Townships Motors Mrs. ' Noel Belleau. Mrs. De a*lr« -'P*'1' thf weck; Tel. 562-9315 SAWYERV1LLE — Mr and heavy sweet fragrance seem* slowly through the coals Recommendations were drawn and Miss I'helma Flanagan, of Ltd. mers, a former resident of cnd w’!h her parents Mr. and Bedford, was prior to her mar- Hrs Austin Campbell Mrs., . Thomas French observed suspended in the air. rose and; None of these people, nor the 2222 King S». W. 569-3604 nage. Miss Therese Constanti- Miss Isabel Marshall, of Mont- ule,r 40th wedding anniver- ebbed and rose agam during hundreds of others whom l saw sary on Oct. 26. when they were the long night of the annualjtread slowly or race wildly neau real, was at her home here over At Home to their friends and “firewalking ceremony at Ka jthrough tlte coals, had any At the Sunday morning set- the weekend The^weeklv meeting of the relatives in the afternoon and taragama in southeastern Cey burns on their feet None had vice at the Wesley L’nited Church, the infant son of Mr,Bee-Lighter* ‘ was held at the evening. Others xisited the celc Ion. any protects c coyer.ng and Mrs E Gasser, of Pike home of Mrs Neil Creller. intrants the following day But a calmer family feeling. Vnd none could explain how River, was christened by the-Stan bridge East, when the The 150 guests who called on a sharing of a religuous expe- the people did it pastor. Rev Peter Macaskil!.1 award for the greatest loss in Saturday and Sunday were re jnencc. could also be often ' Christian minister a >ear receiving the names of Ernest weight went to Mrs. Ew-art Mar- ceived by Mr. and Mrs. French sensed among the more than »80 domed the usual explana William tin. Good wishes were extended to 400 persons who trod the pit oL'lon religious (atth and him Miss Diane Harland. student Tllc Bedford Band. Les Am the couple in their living room tire to fulfil vows made to the s<,lf walked through the fire to Booth bassadeurs. will hold a dance on and aR enjoyed the hospitality Hindu god Subramanium. prove that the reason was seien nurse at the Catherine ------. . , - - - , Hospital V mtreal and Mr. Nov. 28. at the Riverviewi0( tjieir home over a cup of tea. It was clearly there among tific He spent three weeks R ILirla , Pointe Claire. Hotel The music will be sup refreshments including the an the thousands of other pilgrims hospital with severe burns spent the weekend with their pbed by the Kon Dors orches- njversar} Cake, made and de- who came from all of Ceylon parents. Mr and Mrs George tra There vvill be dance con cora(ed jn ruby by Miss Elena and south India to bathe in the CANADIAN WHISKY Harland tests and door prizes, this is a j,'rench The basket adorningjholv Memk River and to offer CUT RED TAPE • . : v' l „■ 1 r * -, ' Mr. and Mrs K McTear, fund-raising project *“ *u* ithe top tier of the cake had frangipane petals, bananas, co GRETNA GREEN Scotland ------Iband. been used by Mrs. Winnie Hur- coanuts and mangoes to the son (AIM Turkish dentist Sckv.-t ^ K< < f ( (nt(f(/(f ■> • ) (j mt! I l/û/fh ley, Mrs. French's mother, sev-jof Shiva, the destroyer. M e r a k, 35, and Ingcborg Im-t funds for the Brittsh and n . onç ag0. FLAMING TORCHLIGHT Wuenschmann. 27, a A’est Gcr- ARE YOU foreign Bible Society, until - * ■ - ' k ' t'-, ff*yV,* .jo vL -u.- 1 Nov. 24, when the Bible Society Assisting in receiving thei I stood on the steps of this man librarian, found too much PROUDLY EXPORTED TO MORE THAN 50 COUNTRIES READY ? service will be held in St. James|guests were Mrs. Hurley, aged temple, ancient beyond any red tape blocking theii mar­ \nglican Church. Rev. T. Dale 91. who wore a pastel dress with one s recall, its vibrant golds riage in Germany because he is I Val Estrie's and blues and teds leaping out a foreigner So they came to Experts are Jones will speak on the work]white carnation corsage, also DISTILLED, MATURED AND BOTTLED IN CANADA BY CANADIAN SCHENLEY LTD Featuring of the organization. the bridesmaid of 40 years ago. and receding under flaming this elopement spot for the to | all this mcntl On Bridge Street, in the;Mrs. Mary Ashe, sister of Mrs. torchlight, its walls resounding minute ceremony A 10-POINT store formerly occupied by the French, in a pastel dress with FALL Levesque Jewelry Store, the pink carnation corsage, and Mr, CHECK UP local Chapter of the Daughters Harry French, who had been ol Isabella have opened a shop,;best man. VAL ESTRIE second-hand Decorations throughout the thing and small household items |)0Usp carrjed out the ruby are sold. The store is Open on ^ an() , large basket of luesday from 2.00 p m. to 4.00^ ^^ -mum 2615 King St. West tied with ruby p.m only, on Fridays, from 2.00 jribbon, graced the fireplace. Tei. 569-9003 p in. to 5.00 p m and from 7.00 The bride of yesteryear wore mÊÊÊÊÊÈS The shop was s dress of blue, with a ruby cor­ CONVENIENCE of neighbourhood shopping sage. and the groom had a white carnation boutonniere. Friends and relatives who finacentre called were from Thetforri QUÂUTYof FINA guaranteed products Mines, Sherbrooke, Lennoxville. Montreal, East Clifton and Cookshire. ECONOMY of automotive store prices Church guild sponsors 500 party in Brome BROME — The Ladies’ Guild ! of St. John's Church held a suc­ cessful card party in the hall on Oct. 26, when 500 was play­ ed at seven tables. First prizes were awarded to jMrs. Lyla Ow'ens and Gordon Midgley, while consolations ! .vent to Colleen Stone and Nor­ There are ...and there are 1700 man Osborne. Lawrence Page won the door prize and also the j floating prize, for no trump FINA Service Stations bidding. Mrs. G. E. Soles was many fine FINA values -the winner of the floating prize (one ia ju»t «round the corner (rom you) for the ladies. Mrs. Roderick iCrandell, who won the lucky Isaucer, was Ihe recipient of a for winter driving where you can ibox of Christmas cards. Refreshments were served by the ladies at the conclusion ol the game. buy them General Notes Mrs. J. C. Soles has received N E W 1 iword from her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Elliott, of Goose Bay, that Mr. Elliott is being transferred. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and son. Bradly, will take up residence at Dorval. on Nov. 6.

FOSTER — Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forshaw IV inter and Mr. Sid de Solla accom CANADA’S BEST WINTER TIRE VALUE panied Mr. Peter de Solla, of Montreal, to Moncton. N.B . where they were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex de Solla. ^BnrRTfsir j Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Allen spent two days in Sir. Foy, the NO TRADE NEEDED guests of Col. and Mrs. P A. Piuze • Big, rugged tread bites deep for positive winter traction. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McLean are spending a month in Cali­ • Husky double strength nylon cord construction. fornia, the guests of Mrs. Me man • Weather blend rubber give better tract -n ■ better mileage Lean’s sister. Mrs. W. A. Inglis was a week • 18 month road hazard warranty - lifetime quality guarantee end guest of Mr, and Mrs. A. E FINA SNOW TIRES Dorman, in Sherbrooke, YOliK BEST WINTER Ht Y FOR SAFETY HER Mrs. A. E. Thompson has re­ YOUR SUMMER TIRES RE- MOUNTED FREE NEXT SPRING turned home from the Brome- VICE AND VALLE • 100' , nylon con*tru«-uon • j Missisquoi Perkins Hospital, Rugged deep biting tread • Get* you going Sweetsburg, where she recent­ ly underwent surgery, • Keep* you going. t, fiAflOZ low V T««Ot Mr Keith Mizener underwent TRACTIONLINE *» I |J «**"**<> IRAILMAKER NEW TREADS successful surgery in the Mont­ Guaranteed 36 months ® real General Hospital Out*FortOutsteps, Outperforms oil other Positive Stop Go troche* o« on economy price WiMfr Tires W INTKRLlNEGiiurantMd 15man|4*s «.u.M* • Husky, eorung lugs bite rfeeo info rmud ontS • fon- Bf (joadneh "Action Troction trend ASK ABOUT THE COMPLETE RANGE OF KINA MOE'S RIVER — HNOW TIRES AT VOI R NEIGHBOURHOOD KINA • Hundred* of tct-gripp.ng treod slits gtandor the> VICTORIA (CP) — An elec perts which has help from 35 dentists woufdn t be without one again tronic brain that can type 400 The Victoria-based company, in fitting the mouthguards, will "Some boys felt the guards lines a minute and do a com- with two factories and eight witch to resilient acrylic ma made them more aggressive Plete payroll for 200 workers in branches in Western Canada. save young players' teeth teria1 u also will reduce itsThe Edmonton study believed 60 seconds ha‘ b€en installed “ expecU th* mach«>e wdl eo- ïîuci} to about 120 boys in the ^ a Victoria office. ordinate its operations. EDMONTON fCP) _ A pilot and District Hockey Associa ! "We had only one bruised lip three-year period by companies H-to-21 age group. ne lr" 0 ^ -anada. The brain ig more nexlble Company officials will be pro an. /a study aimed at helping young^tion, is testing tailor - made all year," sayd Dr M. M.jinsuring hockey players. Dr. Blackburn says the pro- has acted ** a spur for settin? than existing equipment, oper- vtded with detaüed. almost in- hockey players keep their teeth mouth protectors. Blackburn, chairman of the den-; However, the committee de- "ram started to move smoothly UP similar programs in other ales four times as fast and U stanteous information analysing mkÂ, intact will move into its second Started last winter among 160 tal society’s committee on fjded it needed another year to after overcoming initial suspic parts of Canada. Dental asso- more compact, says W. Allan market trends and future re- slage here this winter minor league players in the!"10u'h protectors. find a mouth protector that ion from the young players. dations in Saskatchewan, the Pen(lra-V' President of British Quirements. The studv a joint effort by,area, the study proved success I This compared with an aver-could meet the qualifications— Some youngsters felt a cou- Maritimes and Ontario have in American Paint Co. Ltd. ORDERS SUPPLIES the Edmonton and District Den- ful in one respeet but a partial!age of $3,000 spent for repair of protection, comfort and cost. pie of missing front teeth in-dicated they plan similar proj- "The machine performs func- "«e expect the new equip tal Society and the Edmonton rlisappointmcnt in another. mouth injuries in the preceding The committee last year con dicated they were better hockey ects. tions normally beyond the bud- ment will give us greater ef- get of small companies by pro- ficlency i» our operation and in Live viding information that would meet’n8 the changing demands the gay life of normally require the services of ^e public, says Mr. Pend- a battery of high-priced ex- ra> - As well as helping executives Tm with important decisions, the Friends honor brain is also designed to per­ Shop the modern stores in e 0 • form a variety of accounting, bride-to-be at book - keeping and recording tasks. The machine will keep watch Kinnear's Mills on paint formulas in relation to the cost of raw materials and KINNEAR S MILLS — Mrs. even warn officials of mixing George Crawford, Mrs. J. M. errors if they occur. Kinghorn and Mrs. Wendell' The machine will automatic- Downtown Sherbrooke Marahall, were hostesses at the any order SUppiies of paint church hall, Oct. 24, at a miscel : gripped to distant branches be- ianeous shower held in honor fore the branches themselves of Miss Gloria Wallace a Nov-;anticipate (heir requirelnents. ember bride-to-be, with about Boosti the com effi. VAk TT", „ ,'ciency and keeping operating The bride elect who was met C0SU t0 a minimifm ^ at the door by the hostesses, ,, , , j . , ,, gieat concern to the public be- and presented with a corsage off- -__ _ , F ‘ was escorted to a chair decora h ■ ‘ cj as a direct ted in blue and pink. Miss Wal-^Tp8 h pnce. and servlce- lace was then presented with a ‘ L enfla.v sa>s- box of gifts, which she was as ,lc manufac‘ ured sisted in opening by her mother,'and .in*talled b-v, * ‘Vision of Mrs, Wilbert Wallace, and sjs. *icmin8*cm Rand Ltd., is pro-, ter, Mrs. Alfred Crawford. grammed by punch cards and is Refreshments were served. caPab'e °f high-speed calcula including a shower cake made h011 anc* analysis of statistical by Mrs. Charles Warcup, of bata- * À Lemesurier. I______

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