The equity, 17 septembre 1953, jeudi 17 septembre 1953

[" m \u2014 Serving \u2014 Shawvillc, Bristol, Norway Bay, Onslow, Wyman, Maryland, Quyon, Beech Grove, Yarm, Charteris, Ladysmith, Otter Lake, Portage du Fort, Bryson, Calumet Island, Campbell\u2019s Bay, Vinton, Fort Coulonge, Davidson.7c Each $3.00 A Year $3.75 In U.S.A.Thursday, September 17, 1953 71st Year.No.12 This & That Half Million Dollar Paving Project Nearing Completion Another Bear Story v $ $ * School Notes From Here & There SHAYVVILLE Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.September 23, 24, 25 & 26 FAIR Anonymous Gifts Of Linen Still Coming In To Hospital Auxilliary Grade eleven is being offered for the first time in the Ladysmith School as pact of the local school board\u2019s plan to gain Intermediate status for their proposed new school.Board.Motion Crs.Young and McKay that this Council sell the remaining part of Lot No.16-87 to Gordon Alexander for the sum of $35.00 On behalf of himself and Mrs.Hodgins, Lawrence thanked their many friends and neighbors for their kindness and also wished them a very enjoyable evening.At the close of the evening a buffet l-uncheon was served to about 250 guests with Mrs.Gerard Lapointe and the daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Hodgins as joint hostesses for the occasion.The Shawviile Hospital Auxil- we find that it will be unsuitable iary met in the pent house of the weather to have a tea on the ho^iW on September 8.Mrs.^\twül soon be made A.H.Horner the president was regarding the amount collected in charge of the meeting, Mrs.arid other arrangements.The Mason, assisting her, the secre- fourteen members present, at this tary being absent.\tmeeting mended 45 articles.The The Lord s Prayer was repeat- cutting out convener, Mrs.W.C.ed in unison.The minutes were However, an- Mabel and Esther Erley, of Cawood.and Shirley Purdy, of Duhamel, are to receive Departmental bursaries to help their respective school boards defray the expense of providing first year high school instruction for them at their isolated schools.this Council Reverend Powles Preaches Here Schwartz and her committee have read and approved.A report was been very busy with new ma* given by Mrs.Kelly, showing that $24.78 had been raised by the sale of articles from the show terial $1.45.There were $3.55 of handwork sold.Mr.Anonymous still favors us with his much appreciated generosity.This month one of our faithful members brought seven pair of sheets and 13 pair of pillow cases, beautifully finished, made possible by this donor.Other articles brought in, included stuffed animals, baby Jackets and knitted articles.Mrs.A McDowell moved that the meeting adjourn.Mrs.A.H.Horner and Mrs.Langford served refreshments.Collection amounted to Teacher shortage continues to | be acute.Eight of Quebec\u2019s pro-Rev.C.H.Powles, who with ' testant classrooms did not open that Mr.\tW.\tJ.Hanna\tbe given\tI Mrs.Powles and their two sons, 1 as scheduled on September 9, a permit\tto\tmove his house from\tJohn Mark and Peter, spent part with little hope in several cases farm onto Lot No.part of 251.\t|of last week with their uncle and of any immediate change.Many Carried,\taunt, Dr.and Mrs.Powles, at boards have had to resort to un- The New\tValuation\tRoll was\t| Green Lake, was preacher at St.trained or partly trained persons Paul\u2019s Church, Shawviile, last to staff their schools.I case Moved by Mrs.R.G.Hodgins and Mrs.Kelly, that each member bring a donation of some handworked article to the Auxiliary at the meeting in October.This month will bring to an end our effort to raise funds by circulating the shirts with patches.The response to our effort is gratifying as depicted by the weight of the shirts and the additions to the bottom that have been required.Due to the time that has elapsed since we started this project, possible Motion Crs.Horner and Alex- Sunday morning ander that the Valuation Roll be Mr.and Mrs.Powlea spent the and is heréby homologated with last 5 years in Japan.During 16 amendments as they appear the coming year, Mr.Powles will ait.page# 29 and 30 of the Minute do deputation work for the Mis* gg Carried, sionery Society of the Church of Motion Cr.McKay to adjourn.England in Canada while doing W.M Hayes, post graduate study at Trinity Secretary-Treasurer.College, Toronto Reginald Scobie, teacher of the Portage du Fort School who was recently awarded the Order of Scholastic Merit, is the subject of the feature article \u201cTeacher of the Month\" in the October issue of the Quebec Teachers\u2019 Association Magazine. Page Two The Equity September 17, 1953 PARISH OF QUYON Rev.F.R Lawler, BA., LTh.SI.John the Evangelist, Quyon 11.00 a m.\u2014Holy Communion 11.30\ta m\u2014Church School St.Luke\u2019s, Eardley 9.00 a m.\u2014Sunday School 9.30 am.\u2014Holy Communion St.Thomas\u2019, Bristol 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Barnabas\u2019, Bristol Mines 2.30\tpm.\u2014Evening Prayer Holy Baptism P.S.I Caught Two Fish The Egiuity O A By The Editor Nistowiak means \"the meeting of the waters\" and for us it was also the meeting of the peoples.From Consort Alberta from Gan-anoque, Ontario, from \u2018Shawviile, Quebec and many other points ] across Canada, writers and .type setters met with Créés and Metis and North Saskatchewan woodsmen for an experience they would never forget.On the way home, an artist from Ottawa asked me ; what impressed me most of the whole trip.Wi^th a brush and a few colors I could have told him.With a clear trumpet sound right out of a Haydn concerto I could I have told him.But words were at a loss.It was something about the clean shininess of the trout as they came out of the water into the sunshine about the tremendous amount of vigorously fresh air which forced itself into our lungs\u2014you see words can't cope with the situation.In words I can say that the Indian guides were wonder- j ful\u2014sure among the reefs and l- y / railway is the D\\NR.Department of National Resource?built It and the last spikes were driven home as newspaper editors from all over Canada stood and watched.The carriage is a small flatcar fitted to hold one boat.Power is manpower as the guide and occupants of each boat walk along the ties and push their boat from Lac La Ronge to Iskwatikan Lake We were lucky to have the railway portage ready for us.Pushing the boats along the rails was a big enough job as it was.Carrying them over the rough ground would probably have ruined some of us for the rest of the day.FOUNDED IN 1883 Publisher:\tDavid R.Dickson Editor:\tRo&aleen Dickson Printed and published weekly at Shawviile, Quebec Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Authorised as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa * ALL ARE WELCOME SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 In the west they are called \u201csitters\u201d and there is no stigma attached to the term.That is just what they are.They are not trained teachers but just good natured people who have been coaxed into the position of taking a classroom where no regular teacher is available.Depending entirely upon the intelligence and endurance of these sitters, the class either progresses or not.It is quite possible that an untrained woman might do a much better job of teaching a roomful of children than a woman who has had all the training in the world.So much depends upon the personality of the person.Children learn more by example than is generally realized and will take the same attitude toward their work as their teacher takes toward her work.They will adopt the mannerisms and prejudices of the teacher and these are not things that are taught at any teacher\u2019s college.The speech of the teacher will be mimicked and her facial expression will be mirrored by the children who watch her for so many hours each day.The state of her nerves will have a direct effect on the degree of tension in the classroom.A \u201csitter\" who is calm and pleasant, speaks correctly and loves her work will be an asset in any classroom and no parent needs to worry too much if his child has such a substitute for a teacher.Of course the ideal to attain is for each classroom to have such a person in charge who also has had the proper training in subject matter and teaching techniques.Eventually this will come, but not until those teachers we now have can put over the idea to high school students that the profession of teaching is not only the most important profession in the world but can be just as exciting as you want it to be.Meanwhile, we have \u201csitters\u201d, who we salute for their pluck.UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA SHAWVILLE Rev.H O.Lester, B.A., B D.Minister PRESBYTERIAN Bristol Memorial Presbyterian Church Bristol, Quebec Rally Day 10.00 a m.\u2014Sunday School Rally |Student Douglas Fulford in charge 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Worship Subject: \u201cThe Light of the World Second in a series on Christ\u2019s \u201cSermon on the Mount\".7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Worship Rally All Church Organizations Presentation of third Chevron to C.G.I.T.Sermon Subject: Differing Gifts Zion 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Brief Session of Sunday School 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Joint Rally Service of Sunday School and Congregation.COME AND LET US WORSHIP 9.45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship On Iskiwatikan we sped from one end to the other, shooting rapids on the way.This rapids shooting business is no small feat.We were redistributed after the portage so the guide on my boat going through the rapids was something a medical student from Saskatchewan University who seemed to know the lake bottom as well as any Indian might.After the rapids we fished.For me it was the first time I had ever ever held a rod and reel in my hands except to load them into the car for the men in the family, but from now on it's likely to happen sure along the trails\u2014but won- often.Fishing, in case you didn\u2019t derful is such a battered old \\\\ord know it, is fun.that the real wonder is gone out After an all too short period of fishing we were given lunch from one cf the Fire Fighters \u2018Ten Men for a Day\" boxes.This lunch was prepan d on the shore publishers entranced as he un- by Don Snowden.Supervisor of veiled his family tree.One the Tourist Branch of Saskatche- These \u201cTen Men for a Day\" boxes are made up by the Provincial Forestry Branch and | were donated through the courtesy of the Saskatchewan Department cf Natural Resources.Supplies of these are kept at Lac la Ronge for Saskatchewan's north.Among those who frequently use them are the Provincial smoke jumpers, the crews who parachute into the forest areas when fires threaten.BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor, Rev.W.H.Krause Sunday Services -Sunday School Morning Worship 7.30\u2014p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service.8.00 p m.\u2014Prayer, Bible Study, Wednesday.8.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples, FrL Everyone Welcome 10 am 11 a.m STARK\u2019S CORNERS Rev.A.F.Pokes.D D, Pastor 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Church Service Pastor Preaching on \u201cUnder the Guidance of God\u2019\u2019 I STARK\u2019S CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH L.E.Morrison 10.00\tam.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Service 7.45 p.m.\u2014Evening Service Portage du Fort 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School 3.00\tp.m.\u2014Evening Service of it.One young Indian lad held a group of hardened printers and BRISTOL PASTORAL CHARGE Rev.G.K.Stewart.MA., B.D., St.Andrew\u2019s 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School Rally Day Service.Knox 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service Sermon topic: \u201cYou are a letter from Christ\" Austin 10.30\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School Rally I 11 00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship Day Service.\t* |\t7.30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Wednesday 7.30 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Study grandfather was an Irish trapper, the other grandfather was a French logger.Both grandmothers were Indian Squaws.and each carried one of the lad\u2019s parents on her back until they learned to walk.The boy himself locked as if he had sprung out of the rocks and stumps which surrounded him in that northern fringe where woods and water meet.BRISTOL RIDGE PENTECOSTAL MISSION 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School CLARENDON CIRCUIT OF THE UNITED CHURCH Rev.Geo.C.Heslop, pastor RADFORD 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Evening Service FARM 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Worship Service WESLEY 3.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Worship BRISTOL 1st and 3fd Sundays at 2.00 p.m.| 7 30 p.m.\u2014Evening Evangelistic Service Tuesday Evening 8.00 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Friday Evening 8.00 p.m.\u2014W.Y.P.S.Pastor H.A.Beaudry Each box contains Vz pound of cheese.3 cans pork and beans, 2 cans sausages.2 boxes instant potato.4 cans beef stew.4 cans tomatoes.2 can fruit, 3 cans corned beef.\\l/2 pounds of coffee, 2 pcunds butter.2 pounds jam, V2 pound whole powdered milk, 1 pound sugar, salt and pepper and 30 cakes of pilot bread.Eight loaves of bread supplement the boxes.Tin plates and forks and spoons and knives are in the boxes as well as pans to heat the food.The fire fighters are supposed to have sausages and po- j Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity tatoes with bread, butter, jam,\tSt Paul's Shawvllle coffee, milk and sugar for break- 9 45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School fast, beef stew, potatoes, toma-\t1100 a;m.\u2014Morning Prayer toes, bread, butter, fruit, coffee,\t7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer milk and sugar for their hotj ® *0 p.m.\u2014Confirmation Class ing.lunched at Prince Albert as meal and the double lunch they\tLuke's, Caldwell guests of Hon.J.H.Brockebank, get for the fire line is corned 130 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer beef, pork and beans, tomatoes.\tHoly Trinity, Radford bread with jam, cheese, butter, 2.00 p.m.\u2014Sunday School coffee, milk and sugar.The |\t2.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer The various outfitters of newspaper editors ate ravenously Lac La Ronge took us to their and cleaned out the whole box ashing cabins and fixed us up *n one 8ranc* meal.After eating we hiked over Indian trails to take a look at Nistowiak Falls had seen Niagara and other much were wakened at six-thirty to advertised beauty spots but take to the boats.There was a °ne could say they had ever witnessed such splendors of nature unspoiled as were seen at Nistowiak in northern Saskat-of Lac La Ronge to the other end\tchewan up above\tthe 55th paral- of the lakr took several hours.In\tlei.After the Falls we trudged our particular boat the guide was ; ^irouSh the forest, through rain .n,.nn _,n7\t.which had just started to fall.passengers,\t|d viee and rlght in the mlddle\tuntil came\tout upon the\tthere\twas\tone-\tThe\tpeople\tof\t- and examined the safety education display where\t01 the ch°PPy lake\u2019 with a storm\tChurchill River.\tTwo fishermen\tIa\tRonge\tthen\ttreated\tus\tto\tthe\tIndian with an unerring ear for E\" EE EE \u201cEE SsSs/SSt EH\"Z _ rules of the road.Where was he?Gazins down L ,\t*\tdismantled me scrambled down the sIippery especially for the occasion from a ted a woodsman's sweater to the SstrlfZv\t^v,eeps\u2019\tstat\u2018Tagons'\tE\tssps.vss » l UCks\tand\taCGCSSOl}\texhibits\tcovered\tthe\tarea\tboat,\tand then reassembled it boats to get\ton\twith\tour\town\turaI Resources Camp Grounds and singing we\twent to\tour where once had been thousands of brown-painted One Of our passengers showed fishin« derby.From one o\u2019clock |U® the courtesy of La Ronge cabins for the night.As a thank refill JeaCkCe0urÏdnf enaCh\t-tW« AC2>S ,lm of panic bu, See,, ,h,\tmotlnMmm\tS?receiving a course OI innoculations against Scarlet Gananoqu* Reporter took it in his calm bay to calm bay over the for thoSe that were still hungry Rouge two curling stones to help Fever.\tI stride and for Dickson of The choppy 1 atke.The biggest fish of and.a*ter dinner some of the with their winter sport program.Equity it was all in a day\u2019s ad- the day was caught by John [ndlanî* entertained us with sing- The morning cane too soon and Pinkney of the Rosetown Eagle ng* playin& and dancing.The meant another long bus Trip and most of the other fish caught dan^\tdid was for all the back to Saskatoon.On the way were returned unharmed to the ^orid an Irish jig\u2014not the way we joined another busload of less ###### stories, and the fun of seeing real buffalo grazing,\twe\twere\tin Saskatoon in no time.\tNext stop was the railway station and each went his own way to whatever corner of Canada he worked in.There it is in words, and here is the whole story from start to finish, as well as I can tell it.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Pastor: Rev.Spencer L Moon They went to the Fair.Or rather, she went to the Fair.He revisited the old Manning Pool where twelve years ago he had been greeted into the Air Force.Together they walked along Lake-shore Boulevard.She saw the Peace Monument, the York pioneers cabin, the Hanlan Memorial.She was impressed by the high diving exhibition on the waterfront, and the water ski show and the outboard motor boat competitions.He was rem,-iniscing, not without certain relish, upon those days when a stroll along the lakeshore was a big treat away from barracks, with always a pretty girl to flirt with.They sauntered through the Dominion Gates.Well, she sauntered.He just drifted, with memories of guard duty\u2014and remember that time the rew recruits had just arrived, and we challenged then at the gate\u2014and the time they paraded us out on the square right here and loaded us into trucks for a very welcome trip to Hamilton.She saw the women playing softball in the international championship games\u2014he saw them too but their athletic figures were all but obliterated with ories of thousands and thousands and thousands of men in blue uniforms covering the ball park and the area where now they beheld a beautiful display of rose gardens.At the Automotive building, they went up to the mezzanine floor where she took a look at a fancy Rolls Royce with a built in bar and telephone communications between driver and Post Convention Fishing Trip Sunday Services 10.00 a.m.\u2014-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship After the convention in Saskatoon, twenty one hardy newspaper editors left that beautiful city for points north as guests of he Province of Saskatchewan.CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA Having been forcefully impressed with the prairie nature of one part of the province, we were surprised and delighted to find vast forests and giant lakes in the northern part.We left Saskatoon by bus early Sunday morn- PARISH OF CLARENDON Rev.R.G.Elliott.Rector HOLINESS MOVEMENT CHURCH Pastor: Rev.Marlon Gilmer Norik Onslow 10.15 a.m.^\u2014Sabbath School 11.00 a m.\u2014Morning Worship Ttiestfay 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Young Peoples ShawvfHe 7.00\tp.m.\u2014Sabbath School 7.45 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service Wednesday 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Quyon Thursday 8.00 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Minister of Natural Resources and arrived at La Ronge in time for _>upper NORTH CLARENDON Rev.C.C.Watson, Rector St.George's, Thome Centre 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Matthew\u2019s, Charter!*» 11.00\ta.m.Morning Prayer St.James, Otter Lake 2.30 pm.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Stephen\u2019s, Greermonnt 4.15 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer with rods and reels for the morning.From a wonderful sleep, we Some of us mem- no ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH St.Edward\u2019s Catholic Church Maryland, Quebec A.K.McDonald, P.P.Sunday Masses 9 & 10 a.m.guide and boat for every three of U; and the trip from the village ST.ALBAN\u2019S, PARKMAN Rev.S.T.Irving 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer cow- The Saskatchewan Before they left the Toronto Exhibition grounds, she turned for a last look at milling throngs of pleasure seekers and curiousity hunters, all out for a thrill at the biggest Fall Fair in Canada (except, of course, the Shawville Fair).He turned for a last glance too, but what he saw she\u2019ll know.venture.At the far end of the lake we came upon what is probably the , water.shortest railway in the world j 'Back through the rapids, (Austin Cross please note).For the railway portage and, across less than a mile across the hump the huge lake la Ronge.we arran a standard guage rail road rived after dark, a cold hungry with regular steel rails.This crew of newspaper people if ever over never 1st Star Cubs:-Marshall Burke, Rae^Campbell, Andy Devine, Ross Dickson, Stewart Kehoe, Billy McKinley, Lennie Richardson, Glenn Splaine.Tenderpads:-Harwood Doherty, David Lester, Douglas Yemen.Chumsr-Frank Hobbs, Brian Smith.Passed 2nd Star Tests Guide Badge, Homecraft Badge, Ross Dickson Frank Hobbs Brian Smith 1st Quyon Scout Mothers Auxiliary President\u2014Mrs.J.A Steele Vice-President\u2014Mrs.W.McBane Sec.Treas.\u2014Mrs.Milton Hache I ling Barbeeue Dinner, was tre-Press Cor.\u2014Mrs.Edgar Moses Imendously impressed.Fireman\u2019s Lift.The biggest trouble with that was the chap who was being carried would let himself loose and tried to help his carrier.Two new Chums were accepted into the Pack and they both -intend to have their Tenderpad by next week to get their Neckerchief.Any new boys wishing to join should get their application from Akela or the Commissioner so it can be signed by one of his parents.There were only about twenty out to the meeting so the organization of new Sixel was postponed until next week.Akela says she is going to make Sixers only out of those who are well advanced towards their second star.The Registration Fee of 35c was only received from 16 of those present, some having forgotten to bring it.Unless you are registered you are not a member.The names of the Registered Cubs for 195354 is shown in the Gazette.The Scout Mothers Auxiliary of Quyon have had their annual meeting and the new officers are dhown in the Gazette.They advise that it is their intention, as their first Public \u201cGood Turn\u2019 to go on duty at a First Aid tent at the Quyon Fall Fair.This organization has always done excellent ' work in backing their Scout Units and we are looking forward to hearing more from them during the coming year.It was through the good work of the new President that Scouting was initiated in Quyon, and this centre has jumped right ahead, having now three Units with a strength in the neighborhood of eighty boys.Nive going Quyon and Good Hunting in 1953-54.SCOUT GAZETTE 1st Shawville Pack 1953-54 Registrations r It takes Innate intelligence to be a friendly people and it was concluded by all those who took the trip that t)%e people of northern Saskatchewan are strong in both these qualities paper people are analytical.It's not too easy to impress them, particularly as a group.But I can say truthfully that everyone who went fishing at Lac La Ronge, who sarw the falls at Nistowiak, who shared in the Arctic Gray- r News- The first meeting of the Fall session of the Wolf Cubs was held on Wednesday at the Fair Akela being sick, the To be Chums Grounds parade was in charge of Bagheera and Baloo.It was a re-orgniz-ation meeting more than anything else, but a few games were played one of which included the 2nd Star Cubs:-Albert Armstrong, Raymond 1 Lalonde, Douglas Young. Page Three The Equity September 17, 1953 Miss Norma Smart left for Houghton College this week.Miss Betty Richardson left Taft week to train for a nurse in the ha® tr,ken up residence in town Cornwall General Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Christie and Mrs.S.E.Chamberlain, Nitro Shawville Personals Cotnam - Kelly PONTIAC HOME BAKERY Mr.Grant Gibson, Toronto spent the weekend in town.Miss Anne Kingdom, Ottawa, spent the weekend with Mrs.T Kingdom Bethel Pentecostal Church was the recent scene of a double ring ceremony at the marriage of Miss Erma Jean Kelly of Mr.and Mrs.John J.Kelly of Shawville and Mr.Basil CUf-Mr.Bob Beckett, Niagara | ford Cotnam, son of Mr.and Mrs.Falls, N.Y., iipent the weekend Lawrence Cotnam of Pembroke, with his sister, Mrs.T.Beckett.Ontario.Mrs.Herb Jesaop, North Bay was a recent visitor in town.Mr.Lloyd Mitchem, Montreal, Mrs* Tinman, Ottawa, spent the fpent the weekend with his wife Iast tPn (ilay9 at Green T/ake.# daughter Bakers Of Bread Buns Cakes Cookies Donuts Pies Puff Pastry Phone Shawville 187 Next To Pontiac Dry Cleaners and family Mr.Ross Swartz, Nitro, spent the weekend in town with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.I.Swartz.Mrs.H.Millen returned home after a visit to Montreal and Ottawa.Mr., and Mrs.Earl Wilson, Niagara Falls, N.Y., were recent visitors in town.Mise Nancy Hodgins left last week for Montreal where she will teach.Rev.W.H.Krause assisted by Rev.E.Howard Kerr officiated in the church which was decorated with white and Queen Eliza-Mr and Mrs.Edgar Hodgins jbeth Gladioli.Miss Joan Carey spent a few days in Montreal last , played the wedding music and week Mr.and Mrs.George Childes Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Stephens, Nitro, were weekend visitors in | Mr.and Mrs.G.Draper motored fo South Porcupine last week.Miss Faye Smart left to attend Macdonald College.town u the soloist was Mr.Glenn Carey.Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Joan Kelly as maid of honor and Miss Marian Schwartz, Erma Little and Mrs.Norman Poole as bridesmaids.Stepping Out?\u201d Sir Mr.and Mrs.Donald McRae, Donna and/ Scott, returned to Montreal last week.Mr.and Mrs.Judd Adams and family have taken up residence in town in the house they purchased from James Tracy.MOVIES i Mr.Allen Hughes, of Almonte, was best man, and ushers were Mr.Woodrow Cotnam of Pem-Mr.Reuben Sparling of Niag- I broke, brother of the groom, Mr.ara Falls, spent the weekend in | Edgar Schwartz, cousin of the town at your »l» S l Local Theatre nos « bride of Shawville and- Mr.Sterling Hobbs, also of Shawville.The bride wore a floor length gown of white French lace and nylon tulle over a taffeta boufant skirt.The strapless bodice was Word has been received by Mrs.[covered by matching bolero Graham Davis of the death of signed with a Peter Pan collar Douglas Woodnut in Vancouver, and lilipoint sleeves.A pleated B.C., on August 28 in his fifth nylon tulle headdress adorned year.Mrs.Woodnut is the da ugh- with seed pearls held her finger-ter of Mrs.J.A.Code and the tip veil and she carried a white late Hiram Davis, a former resi- Bible with pink sweetheart roses dent of Pontiac and sister of |and white streamers.Mrs.J.N.McCredie.Graham QUYON BR Y SON THEATRE NEW AND MODERN Mr.and Mrs.Herman Stowe, Cowansville, spent the weekend visiting Mrs.Sophia McKinley and children.i LYN t y at the EQUITY Print Shop Shawville / THEATRE t Two Shows Nightly 6 Nights Weekly Except Monday News-Cartoon Shorts Serial Thors.& Fri.Reg.Prices 40c \u2014 25c THEATRE / i Fort Coulonge Home of Distinctive Pictures ! / TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.00 p.m.& 9.10 p m.; / / y y y THURSDAY & FRIDAY September 17 & 18 Pony Soldiers color y y FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 18 A 19 Copper Canyon Ray Milland y y y y The maid of honor wore a Waltz length gown of romance blue net over satin trimmed with Mrs.S.V.Kimball of Oak I satin hoops.The strapless gown Point, N.Y., was the guest of was covered by a short bolero of Mrs.Asa Smart for a fuw days, net over satin y y y and Alex Davis THURSDAY & FRIDAY September 17 & 18 Shelly Winters y y y y y SATURDAY A SUNDAY September 19 A 20 Naked Spur color t y y Hedy Lamarr y y She carried a bouquet of pink gladioli flower-lets and stephanotis.The three bridesmaids wore fantasy pink dresses of identical Mrs.Lawrence Orr and family, [design with matching headdresses Timmins, have returned home and elbow length mitts.They after spending two months with carried bouquets of white gladi- I STONES AND BULLETS her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Joli flowerlets centered with pink | Beattie, Weirstead Joseph Gotten Untamed Frontier y y y y Miss Winona Bean and Mr.Allan Poole are spending their vacation in US.A.SUNDAY A MONDAY September 20 A 21 That\u2019s My Boy Dean Martin A Jerry Lewis y y y / y SAT., SUN., MON.September 19 A 20 A 21 Angela Clark Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima Matinee Sunday, Sept.20 Price: Ad 65c\u2014Child.35c y y y MONDAY A TUESDAY September 21 A 22 Come Fill The Cup Wednesday, September 23 He\u2019s A Cockeyed Wonder y y y y y y y y y y TUES.WED.THURS.September 22 A 23 A 24 The transmission lines roses y y ÿ \u2014 \u2014\t\u2014 \u2014-, \u2014\u2014\t,\tThe mother of the bride was\t_ ._\t.\t,\t, Mrs.J.W.Barnett, formerly of attractively gowned in a street On which all OI US depend Wyman, and her daughter Ester, length dress of starlight shot taf-n turned to Toronto August 30, feta with black velvet hat and by motor after spending a week matching accessories, visiting old friends and relatives The mother of the groom wore around Wyman, Shawville, Quy- a very becoming street length on and Ottawa.\tdress of purple faille taffeta Rodolphe Mayhew is a patient tri^Tned with black velvet in Pontiac Community Hospital, co ar and\taccessories, where he underwent an opera-\ta reception at Pine Lodge tion on Monday, September 7.Bri^° \u2019 *he C0uPIe lef1 0n ,a His mother stayed with him for wedding trip to points in Ontario two days\tand Quebec* For going away the bride chose Miss Velma Woods has return- a navy blue suit of English wool ed home after spending two weeks worsted and a white feather hat in Sault Ste.Marie, Ontario / y y y TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY y Farmer Takes A Wife \u2022 color I to get our electricity are inclined to take a beating in the early fall.Between the stones thrown by children\u2014and sometimes by adults\u2014and the bullets * of hunters, insulators are broken and wires snapped each year.i / September 22 & 23 / Ann Francis y y y Betty Grable / Dale Robertson Lydia Bailey News, Short Features -Wednesday Night Serial- y y / Dale Robertson O\u2019Brien Theatres PemJtAoke AlnfVUoA.FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 18 & 19 John Wayne Donna Reed Trouble Along The Way MONDAY & TUESDAY September 21 & 2% Tony Curtis Janet Leigh Houdini Thursday Friday Saturday September 17 & 18 & 19 FRIDAY & SATURDAY / y y y Every broken insulator or snapped wire means an interruption of electrical service, which in turn means annoying trouble for somebody.And that somebody is often a friend September 18 & 19 Glenn Ford Julia Adams The Man From The Alamo Technicolor y y studded with rhinestones.Her corsage bouquet was of pink .sweetheart roses.On their re- Ontario, is visiting at the turn Mr amj ^Irs.Cotnam will A home of her parents, Mr.and make their home at R R % Mrs.Peter Doherty, Caldwell, jp^broke.Ontario.A Quebec Tyrone Power y y y Cameron Mitchell % Mrs.Arnott Woods, Chelms- y y / ; y ford Pony Soldier Technicolor y y y 1 y y y / y Among out of town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Ken Morrison\tMi\"\tand\tMrs.Lawrence Cotnam, and Mr.and Mrs.Walter Smith\tand\t^rs* Woodrow Cotnam, #\tZZ: % ^ Z.\tor acquaintance of the % Thousand Islands.\ts' George Burgess, Mr.and person responsible for the %\t___________ Mrs.John Moore, Mr.and Mrs.frn\tT *\t1 r* 1 llVerner O'Brien all of Pembroke; trouble./\tI tWATCklT I AlirnTlPlH\tMr-\tand\tMrs.Richard Kean, Mr.a | lAr Wvl LivllVillivlU\tand\tMrs\tHfrb Kelly Maj0r and l f\\\t.\tà\t| Mrs.J.C.Little, Mr.Jack K.; Cemetery Appeal Sirs *«*«*, Dodd.Miss Helen Grierson, all of Ottawa; Mr and Mrs.Harry Kelly.Petawawa; Mr.Glen Carey and Miss Marie Hobbs of Toronto Poole, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Allen Carey, Campbell\u2019s Bay and Mr.Allen Hughes of Almonte y X y MONDAY & TUESDAY September 21 & 22 Olivia de Havilland Richard Burton y MONDAY & TUESDAY y A y y y y t September 21 & 22 Marilyn Monroe y y Technicolor WEDNESDAY THURSDAY September 23 & 24 Marilyn Monroe y y y y Joseph Gotten My Cousin Rachel y y / y Niagara Technicolor (Adult Entertainment) y y Persons who use electric wires for targets are poor friends indeed to their neighbors.WEDNESDAY THURSDAY September 23 & 24 George Murphy y y Joseph Gotten y y y y Mrs.Ken Cavers Niagara Technicolor (Adult Entertainment) Matinees .Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3.30\tp.Saturdays and Holidays 2.00 p.m.Matinee Saturday Morning 9.30\ta y y t y A î At the United Church in Lower Le itch field is a cemetery, where are laid to rest many of the pioneers of Clarendon, Portage du Fort and Leitchfield.This cemetery has passed the Century mark by a quarter of a century.It was sadly neglected for several years except for an occasional bee.In 1944 an appeal was made in Nancy Davis y WEDNESDAY THURSDAY -September 23 & 24 Mae West My Little Chickadee / f y y I / Talk About A Stranger ! Gfimw Rwn CoMnior y / % W.G Fields y y Mr.and Mrs.Norman y y y 11 y y Matinees y y y y Monday \u2014 Wednesday Saturday at 2.30 p.m.y 2.30 P Daily Matine y y y 11 y the local paper for funds to prove this local burial place.This enabled the committee to erect a new fence, cut grass and weeds and consequently a man was hired for a few years following to care for these plots of ground which showed a marked improvement.However, owing to the ground being so rough, it was found that in order to have a permanent job some levelling must be done.We were fortunate to secure a machine to do this work during the summer, but there is* still a lot of hand work to be done and some tomb stones to be repaired.The committee has made plans to finish the work this fall.Once more we make an appeal to the many persons who have ancestors .or friends buried here to contribute to this work with the hope that our efforts will successful and that this cemetery will soon have a more respectable appearance this we must have contributions which will be used by the committee to their best ability.All donations will be acknowledged through The Equity.We wish to thank all those who Write N.J.Heflws have helped with this work and Cempwwy ef to acknowledge the following Cawed* ltd., donations.Musical Program, $8.50; James McLean, 15.00; Sales (organ) 20 00; Leitchfield W.A., 30 00 with r*«#P* bewMet.a total donations of $73.50.The Committee, Mrs Geo.Stewart, Sec.-Treas îm Better vinegar will give you COME TO SHAWVILLE SEPTEMBER 23 THE FAIR 26 pickles sure it's x ; / r k fte ÏÊMT .k V; tv, inamr ii % c{h ' Jr t 7- A S fv '«m be \u2022% i To do I t/r k.7 % ( < '4M» 4 v /\u2022 i i rJE v* y HORSE RACES\u2014FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A t 2.30 P.M.CATTLE SHOW \u2014 DOG SHOW \u2014 SCOUT PROGRAM \u2014 CALF CLUB ' WOMEN\u2019S INSTITUTES \u2014 HORSE SHOW SPECIAL THIS YEAR \u2014 JUNIOR TRACTOR CONTEST AMUSEMENTS MU Fate Four The Equity September 17, 1953 Campbell\u2019s Bay News was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.Leo Davis.CLARENDON COUNCIL Robinson, gravel, 3.60; Young Service, 3.30; Zagerman, steel and cable, 203 41; Canadian Oils, 35.56; Sheridan Equipment, 250.32 W.A Hare, rent of mixer and repairs, 37.82; R.E.Campbell nails, 7.10; Quyon Farmers Co-op.wire, 106.30; St Denis, tire and tube, 93.28; Rosco Metal Roofers, culverts, 5,237.92; Wm.Larose, brushing, 15.00; E.Keon, bill of labor, $106.00; F.Cain, repairs, 13.50; Moodie, fence posts, 60.00; A.D.McCredie, repairs, 19.10.The valuation roll was taken up for homologation and after examination was homologated without change.On motion Cr.Overton, the meeting then adjourned.Joseph A.Steele, Secretary-Treasurer.South Onslow Council QUYON NEWS A regular meeting of the Municipal Council of South On- Clarendon Council met September 8, at a regular monthly meeting.Present Mayor Ful-ford and Crs.Sparling, Kilgour.Barr, Chamberlain and McCord.Minutes of the last regular meeting read and approved on Mrs.J.G.Brown, spent the motion Crs.McCord and Barr, past few weeks visiting hrr | daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mr.Many Hodgins met Council Mrs.Allie Johnson, South Por- rv gravel for his division tion Crs.Barr and Kilgour that Mr.Harry Hodgins, road foreman be given 50 yards of gravel.Carried.Mr.E.J.Barber met Council re Heath Road.No action taken.By Mrs.Ebert Murphy Phone 36-4 Mrs.Mervyn Meredith and daughters Isobel and Myrna, w* re Sunday visitors of Mr.and | slow was held September 8.at f meeting.Mr and Mrs.Percy Smith spent the weekend visiting Mr.and Mrs.Francis Smith at Grenville.the usual place Mrs.Charles Mohr The fifth annual meeting of the Quyon District Foxhunter\u2019s Association was held at Quyon.Friday.September 11.Mr.Cliff Taber acted as chairman for the election of officers for the coming year.Results of the election were: Present Crs.O\u2019Reilly, Overton Mr.and Mrs.Jerry Bachand and son Miles.Hull, visited Mr.Hobbs and Robinson and Mrs.Allan Mohr) Beechgrove In the absence of Mayor John W,«re ,\u201ed to report tha, in *pite of the oss of their *hool Hobbs be appointed Pro Mayor.by fire, St.Mary s School Board\ton motion Crs.Overton and has been able to secure class- Rohinson the minutes rooms and they were open for meeting were approved as read, school Monday, September 14\t0n motion Crs.Overton and O Reilly the following bills ordered paid: A Meredith and gang for month $783.50 Carried Mo cupine.Mrs.Hackland and son Charles, Renfrew, spent last week visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Martin.President, Robert Manary, for the fifth term; vice-president, M.J.Daley; secretary-treasurer, Terrance Mulligan; executive committee, Alfred Trudeau, Harold Hammond.William Dowd.f last I The Onslow Intermediate School opened Thursday.Sept,\t,\t__ ,\t,\t.ember 3, with Mr.James Gordon Cliff Taber, Joseph Hethenngton.|as Prinoipa,, Mrs.G.Graham.Arrangements were made for the annual field trials to be held at Hammond\u2019s farm.Plans for the All-Canadian Field Trials, which are to be held at Quyon, October 30 and 31 were discussed.were Miss Amy and Doris Burrows, Mr.Thomas Burrows, Bert Burrows and Bill Elliott spent a few Motion Crs.Chamberlain and days last week holidaying in the McCord that this Council lease Niagara district and points in the Council property to Rev.Abe U S A.\tGouin for $1.00 per year.Mr.Robert Hawthorne, Westminster.B.C., is renewing acquaintances here.G.Murphy, operator 120.25; S.Walsh, gravel, 6.00; J Mrs.A.Poole, Mrs.J Smith, Miss Allright and Miss D.Dagg comprise the full staff.Carried Mrs.Fred Fraser has joined the staff of South Hull Protestant School and Mr.Bert Kennedy and Miss Justine O'Connor are teaching at St.Paul\u2019s, Aylmer.ANNOUNCEMENT As per notice given at a previous meeting, it is moved by Cr.Barr and seconded by Cr.Sparl-Mr.and Mrs.Stuart McKenzie, mg that a By-lttw bearing No.Stephen, Bonnie and Dawn, spent 105 of the Bylaws of this Council Thursday visiting at the home of 1 be and is hereby enacted levy-lire.McKenzie's mother George Black, before their departure for Goose Bay where Mr.McKenzie will be stationed for The Women's Association of Wesley United Church are serving refreshments on the grounds October 10 and Quyon United Church on October 30 and 31.The ladies\u2019 Guild of St.John\u2019s Anglican Church are serving a chicken supper in the basement of their church on both occasions.This is just to let all my friends know that I have purchased Reinke\u2019s Hardware and will be open for business starting Monday, September 21.E.W.(Buster) MdDowell.QUYON W.I Mrs.ing a tax rate of 15 (fifteen) mills on the dollar on all taxable property within the limits of the Municipality of Clarendon to defray the expense of this Council for the coming term and that a discount of 3% be allowed on all The September meeting of the Quyon Women\u2019s Institute was held at the home of Mrs.F.R.Hutchison, Tuesday evening, with Mrs.Thomas Gain assisting.members answered the a period of two years Mrs.Balharrie.Ottawa, is a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.L.A mm.Mr.Bob Lang of Pincher Creek, Alta, is at present visiting friends here.Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Hodgins end Miss Elma Hodgins, Vermilion, B.C., are visiting friends here.Eighteen roll call by giving their favorite |recipe.' visitors president, Mrs.Sh en nett and secretary, Mrs.Joseph Steele, the routine business was taken care of and Mrs.Muriel Bronson, Quyon delegate to the 7th Associated Country Women of the current taxes paid on or before December 15, 1953, providing all arrears are paid will be charged on all arrears after January 1, 1954 The following bills were\u2022 presented to Council: There were also two Under the direction of 5% interest TIMELY FALL WEATHER ITEMS Mr.Bob Pierol and Mr.Walt Nash, Detroit, were weekend guests with Mrs.Gladys Piersol.Carried At Your General Store The Mother's Auxiliary of The Boy Scouts and Cubs held their annual meeting September 14, with Mrs.Walter McBane in the iWorld Triennial Conference, gave an acount of the program on Canada Day at Toronto and of the pageant, \u201cDominion of Destiny\u2019' which was held in the A shower was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest G il lis in honor of Miss Helen Frost a bride of September 19.Prettily decorated baskets full of gifts were presented to the bride-to-be.A corsage of mixed flowers was presented to Helen by her aunt, Mrs.Gillis.Although taken very much by surprise.Helen thanked her many friends for their beautiful gifts.A beautiful Kenwood Wool blanket was also given to her by the St.George's Anglican W.A.Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.assisted by her daughter.Mrs.Leonard Lett.Dave Davies, $24 00: Roy Elliott.746.70; John S.Hodgins, 30 09: Preston Hodgins, 142 50: W A.Hare, 73.95; J.L.Hodgins Garage.96 15; Annott Horner, 225.45; James Warren, 12.00: W.A.Hodgins Stores.1.30; Reinke's Hardware, 3.98; Mosie Murphy, 10.00; Sam G.Sparling.10.00.Motion Crs.Kilgour and McCord that these bills be paid.Special Treated FIBREEN Paper for lining Silos ________666 sq.ft.per roll $17.50 roll Window Glass all sizes, single and double thickness Putty in handy 1 lb.packs 2 pkgs.35c Rolled Brick Siding 18\"' rolls \u2014 50 sq.ft.$3.15 roll Insulated Brick Siding ,\t$15.50 sq.chair for the election of officers which resulted as follows: President.Mrs.J.A.Steele, vice-president.Mrs.Walter McBane, sec.treas., Mrs.Milton Hache, publicity, Mrs.Edgar Moses.Plans were made for members to be on duty at the first aid tent at Quyon Fair.45 lb.Roofing Paper $2.95 roll 55 lb.Roofing Paper $3.75 roll Slate Surface Roofing Paper.90 lbs $4.95 roll Heavy Grey Sheathing Paper $3.69 roll Heavy Tarred Sheathing Paper $3.79 roll evening.Mrs.Hugh Summers was in charge of the afternoon which began with organ selections by Kathleen Stokes of the Happy Gang.The W.I.Ode was then sung and the Mary Stewart Collect repeated and then the Hon.Stewart S.Garson, Minister of Justice, officially, opened the meeting Choir of Oxford County sang several patriotic songs and the delegates from 27 nations, each dressed in her native costume.Carried.Motion Cr.Barr to adjourn.W.M.Hayes.Secretary-Treasurer The United Church Choir, the Sunday School and Young People\u2019s Group from Quyon and Beechgrove held a social evening September 16, 1953 jn the basement of Weslev Un- Lctter To The Editor The Junior Farmers Surprise Shower ited Church, Beechgrove, Monday evening, September 14.The guest of honor was Miss Bernice Gord-whose marriage will take place September 26 pleasant hour was spent in games Miss Gordon was presented with a floor lamp by Mr.Lome Draper on behalf of those present.Dear Editor A surprise miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs.Beverley Palmer for Miss Veronica Stafford who will marry James Walsh next month.Twenty guests brought gifts which were wheeled into the room by Marilyn Palmer and Sheryl Laugh-ren in decorated doll carriages.Refreshments To the many friends we have made since we came to Shawville we would like to say thanks for everything.Since we have sold our business to 'Buster\u2019\u2019 McDowell, vve expect to be leaving town shortly.We will however never forget our friends in the Pontiac.We feel sure that you will find it a pleasure to continue doing business with Buster at the same location.brought greetings.Mrs.R.Sayre, retiring president of the ACWW gave a short address and introduced the new president, Mrs.A.M.Berry from Australia.The afternoon session , ^ Mies Gordon expressed her came to a close with more songs thanks in a few well chosen re- from the Junior Farmers* Choir, marks, not only for the lamp on After a : * * CARBOLA and games rounded out a pleasant evening.Mrs.Palmer was assisted by Mrs.M.Laughren and Mrs.Bill Pirie.The pageant in the evening was % but for their very good wishes, a dramatic and musical cavalcade % Refreshments were then served of the history of Canada from * the days when the Indians were S the only inhabitants until the g present time.This pageant was ^ splendidly done and made every « spectator glad to be a part of ,2 Margaret Davis, Ottawa, this great organization of Worn- % ens' Institutes, begun in 1897 by M Mrs.A.Hocdless.to raise the 1 standard of rural living.Mrs.J.A.Steele and Mrs.M.Bronson attended the luncheon given by the Central Canada Exhibition at Ottawa Fair to over 150 ladies of Women\u2019s Institutes.The best disinfectant for Dairy Barns, Henhouses, Pig Houses.300 lb Spray equipment available for application.» by the ladies Miss Freda Dougherty, Ottawa, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.G.Dougherty.Mis SHAWVILLE FAIR Wed., Thurs., Fri.Sat.September 23, 24.25 & 26 Sincerely, Audrey & Ed Reinke DEAN & MERRITT\u2019S ft 1 1 ; NEW FALL\u2019DRESSES Free Delivery General Store * Phone 29 » Fashion Favorites 4 Mrs.Steele gave a very int^rest-% ing report of the afternoon.The guest speaker at the luncheon i was Mrs.M.Ferguson who talked about England at the ; time of the Coronation.It was 1 remarkable to Mrs.Ferguson how many of those she spoke to had gone to the Coronation from j Canada.She found the English people felt they owed their great loyalty to our Queen because she ! was to them one who served her i country just as her subjects in à different lands should serve her.% After Mrs.Ferguson's address, | t Mr.McElroy.Secretary-Manager, I £ welcomed the guests and a very / % fine luncheon was served.All j / * agreed that W.I.members J friendly wherever them.F.E.LACOURSE \\S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential & Commercial Call Shawville 217-J ALL WORK GUARANTEED ONE YEAR! # Corduroys Taffetas : «1 CEMETERY MEMORIALS\tf ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED\t1 Bengalines : i * are Automcords one meets s : à MONUMENTS OF FINE MARBLE AND GRANITE OF THE BEST QUALITY.Made bv the Latest Machinery.Visit Our Showroom and See For Yourself! GEORGE II.FROATS & SONS RENFREW.ONTARIO \" x\tV XZV vxv-xv» V vv\\\\ * After Mrs.Steele's reporf.the 2 exhibits for the Fair were brought m in and also the used cotton for 1 the Cancer Fund./ m m / m Crepes / I If * ; m m m l Mrs.C.G.McFadden PHONE 278 i : g Mrs.Charles G.McFadden, \" active in Knox Presbyterian Church organizations at Ottawa for many years, died Sunday in hospital.She was 77 years of The Best Possible Value See ¦ Our Selection \u2022 * EYE EXAMINATIONS fj SHAWVILLE EYE CLINIC PONTIAC HOUSE I age I The former Helen Isabella Morrison, she was born and educated in Bristol, Quebec.In 1921 she was married in Ottawa to Charles G.McFadden, who died in 1929.She had resided in the capital for more than 50 years.A member of Knox Presbyterian Church for a number of years, she was active in both the Women's Missionary Society and the Ladies Guild of that church.$8.95 J3LASSES SUPPLIED WHEN REQUIRED Saturday, Sept.19 AND EVERY SECOND SATURDAY Make appointments with Dr.E.B.Horner, Telephone 190 or at The Pontiac House, Telephone 35.W.A; HODGINS W.T.& W.H.PRIDHAM Surviving are two daughters, l Mis Edna, of Ottawa and Mrs.Ralph (Gladys) Baizana, of .Sherbrooke, Que ; and one sister.Mrs.Mary Morris, of Sudbury ' Burial wag at Norway Bay.L Vision Specialists ZENITH HEARING AIDS FITTED ( September 17, 1953 The Equity Page Five Norway Bay News Mirs.Cutler and family have Two footmen stood at the back returned to their home in Picton, | of the old model car, dr eased in where Rev.Cutler is stationed, 'striped trousers long tailed coats after spending the summer in j and high silk hat» as was the ,tiac Rural Telephone Co Fern Bank Cabins.Pontiac Rural Telephone CLARENDON W.I.Mrs.Gerald Hodgfne entertained menibers and guests of Clarendon Womens Institute at her home for the September meeting with Mrs.Ervin Woods assistant hostess.At the short business session a number of matters were dealt with including cards of thanks from Lenore Howard and Mrs.Ervin Woods.Report of committee meeting held previously to plan for preparing booths for fair exhibits and tea room for use at fair were given by Mrs.Harry Hodgins and Mrs.Leonard Horner.Final arrangements for branch display at fair were discussed and committees appointed to arrange articles at Quyon and Shawville Fairs and serve in tea Saturday afternoon at our local fair.A special meeting of the Pon- Mlss Ellen Clemens, Toronto, Mt.Brian Clemens, hils daughter and son, Ottawa, visited with Mr.end Mrs.Sil Clemens at their cottage, \"Sid's Place\u201d.was driver of the car.They led the held in the Secretary's office on procession of about 20 cars which August 18, for the purpose of drove through the Bay on Satun- purchasing the house and lot next dfey evening It was the bridal door to the Telephone Office, parity after the wedding of Claire j Present were President, Charles Stewart and Mr J.Davis.With Russell, directors, Ira Hanna, H.I horns blowing, the procession Hobbs, Hursty Hodgins, William carried the happy couple to the Armstrong, Dennis Barr, Gordon Burnham Halt Dining room, McMillan, Morley Hudgins, T.where ample justice was done to Cecil Elliott.Mr.and Mrs.Don Wylie and son Jim, who have spent the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.H.Hornsey and J.N.MicCredie, left to spend family, Almonte, visited with this week at Farm Point, the Miss Irene Dock at the Ole Farm guests of Mr.Wylie's family, House for the past week.Herman Elliott.Minutes of the last regular Ar4\t\u201e\tmeeting were read and on motion After some discussion it\twas\tof Gordon McMillan and William moved by Morley Hodgins\tand\tArmstrong were adopted as read, seconded by H.I.Hobbs that we Minutes of the special meeting J.H.McCredie\tand\tRon Bailey\tI Mr- and Mrs.\tDon\tWylie and\tt Purchase the lot with house\tand\twere read re th purchasing of the weekend\tvisitors\tat their\tson Jim.visiting Mr.\tand Mrs.\t%aragf at a price not more than\ti property next to Telephone Office and\t|J- N.McCredie.\tJ.H.\tMcCredie,\t$4,500.00 from Alfred Yach,\tand\tand on motions of T.Cecil Elliott Renfrew, also\thome\tfor the\tthat pay $2,500 00 cash\tand\tand Hursty Hodgins were adopted weekend.\tbalancé $2,000.00 in one year | as read.without interest.\tCarried.before returning to their home in Ottawa.Mr, and Mrs.John Stacey and family, have returned to Ottawa after spending the past two months at the cottage, \u201cIngle-side\u2019\\ Mr.Alex Murray and J.M.|a delightful dinner.Bailey spent Monday in the Capital.room on Visitors last week were: Mrs.Walter Kilgour who attended W.I.tea at Lansdowne Park recently gave a very interesting report of the event at which Maude Ferguson gave a Moved by Hursty Hodgins we | we^ re ad re the pZ-hasfng^the d^ng Coronation ?W^k.adi°urn-\tI Hanna and T.Cecil Elliott were Ro11 Call, \u201cMost interesting approved for payment.\thook I have read\u201d, was respond- On motions of Hursty Hodgins *** to by ei«hteen members.The regular monthly meeting |and Gordon McMillan the follow- Mrs.Arthur Dagg, convener of of the Pontiac Rural Telephone ing stock transfers were approv- education, had charge of the Co.was held in the Secretary\u2019s ed: 6 shares from Herman Bretz- Program and introduced Mrs.E.° °n\tbe8, at 8 pm.lafT to Gustave Bretzlaff; 8 shares I^ahms who told of her trip to Present were: Charles Russell, from the late Mrs.Emma Fraser *he Coronation this summer and president and directors, T.Cecil to James David Fraser.\tlater to visit Ireland, Scotland Elliott, William Armstrong, Ira Moved by T Cecil Elliott and an y Millar\u2014In loving memory of a dear Mother, and Grandmother, Mrs.Gustave Millar, who passed away September 11, 1952.Memories in our hearts today Mean more to us than words can say, Although we smile and seem carefree, Nobody misses you more than we.Day by day she bore her pain Hoping for cure but in vain In a beautiful spot she is now at rest, it\u2019s true what they say, God chooses the best.\u2014Ever remembered by Alfred, Elsie and Gloria, o y y y y Canvas Footwear Black duck laced-to-toe blucher-drill lining, white foxing.Engraved toe cap and toe scuffer supports, crepe compound outsole with sponge rubber inner sole.! y GYM y y y APefiAMsniatiat Will Hz Plzaizl Va Gill / y y y y y y y y JERSEYS y / y Canadian Tire Corporation Associate Store Opening October 3 y y y y An all white two / y Inside side / / thread cotton Jersey short sleeves\u2014 y y y y y » / / y y \u2014crew neck Sylvester\u2014Jn loving memory of a dear Father and Grandfather, William John Sylvester, who passed away September 22, 1952 Deep in our hearts a memory is kept, Of one we loved, and will never forget.Although the years be many or ' Ask for the \u201cRugged\u201d by name.; 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Announces The Closing Of His Office » few, F » V Will be years of remembrance dear Daddy of you.\u2014Ever remembered by daughter and son-in^taw, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Black and Granddaughter, « Goldie.Pontiac House, Shawville, September 19 r i Reopening October 26 ?: at The Late Dr.McNally's Residence Campbell's Bay, Quebec Telephone 30 / I Apparel Specialists For Men and Boys - Shawville - mnfkew Phone 123-J ; st as SHAWVILLE FAIR ; DOMINIC SLOAN, Sheriff OTTAWA ; Sheriff\u2019s Office, Campbell\u2019s Bay, August 22, 1953 September 23, 24, 25 A 26 "]