The equity, 15 avril 1954, jeudi 15 avril 1954

[" 1 0 » 64 Voice Of The Pontiac / 7c Each $3.00 A Year $3.75 In U S A.No.42.71st Year Thursday, April 15, 1954 Diamond Drilling Begins On Grand Calumet Island Mr.Lion Tom Moorehead Speaks To Lions & Ladies 4 x ~n I f» * A y Contract Calls For 10,000 Feet .8 'K April 15\u2014The ladies of St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church are holding a Food and Fancy Work Sale dt the Manse, Ft.Coulonge.April 17\u2014Easter Tea in Shawville United Church Basement at 3.30 / V T Mr.Paul E.Riverln, Professional Engineer and consulting Engineer to Calumet Uranium Mines, announces that the Portelance Diamond Drilling Company of Nor-anda, Quebec, have begun their diamond drilling operations on the Company\u2019s Property on Grand Calumet Island, sixty miles west of Ottawa.Diamond drilling is expected to be carried through until fall, with an experienced crew mining the drills.10,000 feet of drilling is to be done under the present contract with further work contemplated.Mr.Paul E.Riverin states that the first results of the diamond drilling will be made public within a week.These operations are being watched with great interest.The properties which are being drilled are those which have given showings of uranium up to 4.13% and of thoriùm up to 22%.Calumet Uranium Mines have over 3,500 acres of mineral proper- ^ by the Lions, ties on the North of Calumet Is- Four ^ons.A1 Merritt.Charlie land, in Pontiac County and a jmjsorli Iverson Harris and Lennis radio-metric survey of this area Dean were presented with perfect has revealed a radioactive zone attendance pins by Governor Tom AVa miles long by several hundred Moorchead.PnnTiar Him\tfee\u2019wlde-\tOut of town guests included Dis- Council Dickson, Editor of The Equity, as secretary.The other three direct-Mrs.Gilbert Telford, Presi- Ft r yw \"This & That\" to 6.00 p.m.April 21\u2014Clarendon W.I.at the home of Mrs.Harry Hodgins.\u2022April 18\u2014Euchre party on Easter Sunday in the basement of the R.C.Church, Waltham.April 19\u2014Annual Meeting of the Pontiac District Farm Forums at Hynes Hall at 8.00 p.m.April 20\u2014Missionary meeting at Standard Church, Shawville at Rev.George Oldford, Ground Observers, Shawville.Return Wings Parade slips to CO.P 0 We .are happy to hear from Demers Center and Chapeau this week and sorry to announce that our Waltham correspondent has found it necessary to give up writing the news and we need someone else to take her place.People ask us from time to time what our advertising rate is for clasifled ads on the back page.The rate is printed there but just in case you can\u2019t find it it\u2019s two cens per word, fifty cents minimum and half price for additional insertions of the same ad.i - IK5 The Lions Club of Shawville held Pontiac Lions Club and Abe Katz, District \"Deputy Governor Charlie ==%%%- ErHHs BHHI Kenny of Fort Coulonge.who play- Lions Club of Shawville.as a token ed the piano more often than not j of the high regard and affection throughout the whole evening.in which he is held by the local Governor Tom.as guest speaker, Club, congratulated the Shawville Club After the close of the meeting on its many achievements during 1 the Lions and their ladies held a its 4*% years of existence and went small party in the hotel.The chief Will\", and one by Mrs.Secil Sly, to set forth the challenge which attraction was the piano music entitled \"The Railroad Crossing\u201d.Their efforts were much appreci- 8.00 p.m.guest speaker, April 21\u2014Dance\u2014Community Hall, Waltham.April 23\u2014Arrange to attend the dance at Charteris Hall at 8.30.There\u2019ll be round, square and step dancing to old time music.Admission 50 cents.ing.It was also Ladies Night at the Club and suitable entertainment was accordingly provided.Three recitations were given, two by Miss Helen Imison entitled \"My Father and \"I Hardly Think I $ # April 23\u2014Ayrshire Barn Meeting.1.00 p.m.at Arthur Dagg\u2019s, 7.30 p.m.at Wyman McKechnie's.April 23\u2014Annual meeting of Red Cross at 8.00 p.m April 24\u20143.00 p.m.Food Sale in Argue Building Shawville, by Girl Guide Mothers Association.faces the thinking citizen of the provided by Bill Kenny, who play-Western democracies today.The ed anything and everything from District Governor was thanked by boogy-woogy to Beethoven.Anglican Church Hall Shawville.: f Maple Sap Rising - Slow But Sure k /> s* i m of the \" ! Basketball Finals Lr X Mrs.Sylvain Brunet, has received word that her husband Pte.Sylvain Brunet arrived in Korea March 27th along with a detachment of the Queens Own Rifles via U.S.Naval Ship.Marine Lynx.At a meeting in Shawville last Saturday night the Pontiac Film Council was formed.x Purpose of the council is to provide facilities for the showing of films throughout this county, especially in the more remote sections.limiting itself to any particular .Film Council will extend to all type of film, the council intends to corners of Pontiac and every mem- of the basketball tournament in High\tplay- ed.The first two games were between the Intermediates of the » * p- ors are dent of Quebec Fam Forums, Mrs.Cyril Watson, Teacher at Shawville High School and David Dick-Proprietor of Pontiac Print-Membership in the Pontiac X T f V \u2022 son, \\ $ By Rosemary Lunam Last Friday night, the final games Without shop.It s important that representatives from every one of the 22 Farm Forum groups be present at Hynes Hall Monday night for the Annual Meeting.the link between the farmer and the Department of Agriculture and this is their most important meeting of the year.t \u2022zè' i bring in as wide a scope of sub- ber will be a qualified projection-jects as possible from all available sources.A board of seven directors has been named with James Gordon, principal of Onslow Intermediate School, as chairman, «n i Iff Film showings will be begun in September by which time the circuit will be established, correspondence about this project should be addressed to the Pontiac Rev.Cyril Watson, Rector of the Film Council, Box 247, Shahwville.1st.Farm Forum is In the Red and Brown Houses, girls\u2019 game the Brown had a victory of 18-7, and in the boys\u2019 game the Reds wpn with a score of 23-13.The Seniors\u2019 games were much closer, the girls of the Blue House winning with a score of 18-16 over the Reds.In the boys\u2019 game the Yellow House was leading at the end of the first half by a score of 16-8, but the Browns advanced All « Be there.With 2700 buckets out, Earl Ful- type of plastic bucket on some ford hopes for a fair year in spite of his trees, the Fulford Syrup of a slow start with less than two works (below) were in full prohundred gallons of maple syrup duction Iasi weekend when many gathered so far.Experimenting visitors hiked up to the camp to for the first time with the new over see the evaporating process.* ?Black and Tan Hound found.Any person who has lost same is advised that such a dog has made hozpe in Quyon at the home of Mr.Roland Trudeau who will be very glad to let the have the dog is he will call at the Roland Trudeau.Pontiac\u2019s Banana Boy $ his t t: i owner til during the last part of the game to 'win, the score being 25-22.Line-up \u2014 Intermediate Girls: Red\u2014Joan Pine (4), Ethel Mc-Tiernan, Sylvia Gibson (3), Carol Stephens.Helen Murphy.Marilyn Richardson, Theresa Murphy, Jean Sly, Brenda Barr, Isobel Dagg and Beverley Rusenstrom.Brown\u2014Joyce Kilgour (6), Irma Howard (6), Lorraine Wilson (6), Helen Imison, Emily Dagg.Ruth Hobbs, Marion Fulford, Joyce La-framboise.Intermediate Boys: Red\u2014Laird Murray (3), Lome Wilson (6), Leslie Greenshields (12) Ross Finnigan, Denzil Alexander, Stewart Stark (1), Brian Corrigal.Brown\u2014Bill Carson, Bill Millions (8), Keith Walsh (4), Bruce Yemen (1), Garry Lewis, Lloyd Little, Murray Moore, Donnie Horner.Senior Girls: Blue\u2014Barbara Smith (1), Marion Smith (9), Lillian Kirkham (8), Evelyn Dagg, Joan Taggart, Betty Farrell.' Red\u2014Gladys Sparling (3), Anna Young (8), Janice Yemen (5), Joan Telford, Joan Pirie, Theresa Murphy.Senior Boys: Brown\u2014Keith Wayne McKnight.Bill Carson, Bill Millions (3) Keith Walsh (7).Yellow\u2014Ivan Saunders (7), Arthur Smart (4), Robert Wilson (2), Norris Sparling (6), John Laird H), Ronald Wilson (1).z aL house.Shi * I\t\u2022 i r Che district felt the result of the storm which raged on Wednesday last.The television antennas in many cases were ruined and many power wires were broken down.f * ; Ë n ft k A3 r ! Â: # / People are funny.The Post Office Department somehow manages to take five days to deliver a paper a distance of eight miles and all the complaints are registered at The Equity office.Wouldn\u2019t it be more sensible to see the mail man?We welcome criticism of every sort as long as there is something we can do about it but after The Equity leaves the print- V l'ét r v t J+ < i J fJv >r Collected in a large tin drum brown syrup.One hour of boiling sbop there is nothing in this world which is horse drawn through the is all it takes to convert about fifty jvvc can do about seeing it gets to bush the clear sap is then poured \u2022 gallons of sap into one gallon of i -vou on time- *n spite of all sorts Then it is funnelled Into lof unimaginable last minute demands we break our necks each week to get the paper on the train going west Thursday night and fast Friday morning.From there on it\u2019s out of our hands.Thanks to wonderful cooperation from the Woodley\u2019s, our Shawville readers get the paper before the ink is dry.We wish it were thus all oyer the county.r.H into the evaporating machine : syrup.__________ # __ II which boils it down to a light ; cans and ready for the market.K i » » banana diet, Robert also was allowed scraped lean beef and poached egg whites.Ten years old now, Robert seems to be in perfect health although he had a slight relapse last year.Does Robert still like bananas?Yup, he loves them.IN Mt Forty-five pounds of bananas per week for five years equals 11.7W pounds which looks close to six tons to us and could easily be a record for one so young.The __; ordered at least 12 per and sometimes Robert would 18 because he loved Orla Young was v.(15), McCleary 4 * $ $ A Precarious Hold Recently when Mr.Isaac Proulx was on the roof of his house a few days ago trying to fix the ladders for the roof and rope gave way and he slid down the roof Forunately he caught hold of the eave trough and held on for nearly half hour.His calls for help were heard finally by a neighbor, Mr.Thomas Stanton who affected his after what seemed to Mr.Proulx as an awfully long time.! i doctors i * day eat as many as them so much, really in the banana business in those days just keeping the supply steady for Mr.and Mrs.Manson Sharpe\u2019s little boy.Cause of it all was the dread Caeliac disease which Robert contracted at a year and ah alf and had until he was six and a half.Aside from his to the edge.NOTICE RE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME At a meeting of Shawville Councill on April 5th, it was resolved to commence Daylight Saving Time in the Village of Shawville on Saturday, April 24th, 1954 at midnight.an rescue Above, Donald Fulford tests the syrup to see if it isx ready.OUR ADVERTISERS ARE GOOD PEOPLE TO DO BUSINESS WITH L % fc l J Page Two The Equity April 15, 1954 k.> Quyon Bank of Montreal Manager - The Way I See It - ( a weekly column ) FOUNDED IN 1883 ' The Equity Addresses Wyman Women I Lack uf education in the hand- I 0- ling of money was one of the reasons given for a lot of the differences amongst members of a family over family finances, by Mr.A.C.Shennett Quyon B of M Manager in his talk on Personal Planning and Budgeting to some twelve members and eight visitors of Wyman Women\u2019s Institute at i PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT r ¦s.t by I Scout Gazette POMTIÀC PRINTSHOF xJ W Rev.C.Watson Publishers A Editors: David and Kosaleen Dickson Authorized as second class mail, Post OfTlce Department, Ottawa Shawville, Quebec 1st Shaw ville Crew To be Rover Scout Leader Squire, Clarence Dean I 1st Shawville Group To be Chairman The Annual report of the Pontiac Community Hospital Inc., for the year ended December 31, 1953, has been published and was presented to members of the Hospital at the Annual meeting last week.The Hospital sustained an operating loss of $22,630.00 for the year, which was an improvement of $1,130.46 over the operating loss sustained in the previous year.This improvement is attributable mainly to increased revenue from room charges which were increased by $1 per day on January 1, 1953.While the operating loss was smaller in 1953 than in 1952, the overall net loss for 1953 was larger than in 1952.In 1953 the net loss, after receiving non-operating revenue of $4,686.16, was $17,943.91.In 1952 the comparable figure was $8,174.65.The main variance in non-operating revenue between the two years arises from the situation respecting grants from the Provincial Govrnment.In 1952 a grant of $10,000 to assist the financial condition of the hospital was received.In 1953 no such grant was forthcoming.We were astounded to learn that the Province was not prepared, in 1953, to offer assistance to the Hospital other than on Capital account.To expect a hospital, in a rural community such as ours and in the early years of its existence, to be self supporting is the height of abursidity.It must be inferred from the lack of interest on the part of the Province that the Hospital was assumed by the Province to have been self supporting in 1953.A glance at the figures shows just how far from the truth is such an assumption.The Province has come to its senses, up to a point, in 1954, having to date contributed the sum of $3,000 for the financial benefit of the Hospital.For those who may be worried about the solvency of the Hospital it is pointed out that from a cash point of view the loss runs to a little over $5,000, the remainder being made up of depreciation charges.This cash loss is more than offset by grants of a capital nature which are payable annually by the Province pursuant to a contractual obligation entered into prior to the construction of tiie Hospital.A part of these grants may be used to pay interest charges of $7,279.00 payable on long term loans.Thus the cash obligations of the Hospital have been met, and will continue to be met in the future, thanks to the able admin-isration of the Board and its executive officers.The attitude of the Provincial Government towards the Hospital should however be viewed with alarm by all thinking residents of the Pontiac.Depreciation charges have not been recovered out of current revenue.If this situation continues there will eventually be fixed assets worth nothing, and no funds accumulated with which to replace them.In addition, a sum of money should be set aside each year out of revenue to provide for redemption of bonds.This can not now be done.Finally, more than $2,000.00 has been appropriated out of revenue in 1953 to provide for losses on collection of accounts.This is a surprisingly low figure, being only 2% of total revenue for the year and reflects well on the collection department of the Hospital.However, it means that there are people in the County who have not paid their bills to the Hospital.It\u2019s financial position, which is important to us all, is suffering accordingly.(Since this Friday, April 16th is Good Friday I feel that I should devote this week\u2019s column to the spiritual meaning of the day and of the great Christian festival of Easter which follows it.So we will continue next Week with the review of John Tracy I \u2018The Hope of a New World\u201d.) Mr.Harry McCleary 1st Shawville Troop 2nd Class Signalling their April meeting held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.Warren Campbell.Among many other things Mr.Shennett told the ladies was the result of a Gallup poll aken in the USA.some time ago, taken on the question of \"what do you want most for your families?The majority answered by saying they would like a 10% increase in their income, this by people in all income bracket levels.The speaker suggested that what was really needed in most cases was proper planning and budgeting of the income there by learning to live within the income.After passing around free booklets, obtainable at the Bank of Montreal, on Personal Planning, the speaker answered various questions asked by those present.Just previous to Mr.ShennetVs talk Mrs.Shennett informed the Institute as to the uses the Service Fund Sterling Knox 2nd Class Axe and Knife Bryan Alexander 2nd Class Bandage 1st Class Birds and Trees The element of Sacrifice is central in the worship of Almighty God and it has been so since man first had a dim realization that there were forces in this world more powerful than himself.The wind and the lightning, the mighty streams and the dark forests filled him with superstitious dread.He knew that life was precarious and that when he had done all he could to protect himself and his tribe, anyone of a number of disasters might occur to rob him of his food and shelter and even of life itself.And so the hope slowly grew in him that he might find a way to ally himself with the friendly forces that rule the world that with their help he might overcome or escape from the unfriendly ones.Very slowly, probably over many thousands of years, man\u2019s ideas about forces evolved and he worked out many elaborate systems for pleasing his deity by the offering of gifts.As man climbed slowly up the ladder of knowledge he came to see God as a person who knew right from wrong and always furthered the right and fought the wrong.Of course this process of endowing God with a moral content and the further realization that man is to model his behaviour on the same pattern is only a relatively now idea which came into a clear focus with the people whom we know as the Jews.When the world was ready there was born a unique being whom we call Jesus who amazed the people of his day for a variety of reasons.Not only could he perform acts which no other man living or dead had ever performed, \u201cthe deaf to hear, the blind to see and the halt to walk,\u201d but he changed men's hearts and personalities in an even more remarkable manner.Not only this but he taught \u201cas one having authority\u201d not ferring to other great minds of the time but __ though he had a unique source of truth, higher and nearer to the source of all truth.So compelling was his message that the people flocked to him and the leaders of the nation were afraid and determined to put him to death.His followers knew that he could escape as he did on one more occasions but after telling them that he going up to Jerusalem to die, he did just that.Moreover he died the most degrading death that a cruel and barbarous Empire could devise.If the story ended here we would say that it was a shame lor an innocent man to be killed but after all there have been thousands of innocents, yes even millions now that we know the wonders of civilized (?) warfare so we couldn\u2019t get very excited over one more or less.But the story doesn\u2019t end there.If it had we wouldn\u2019t even know its beginnings, .for this same Jesus rose from the grave and was seen on several occasions by different groups of people over a considerable period of time Thev were slow to admit the possibility but the evidence was conclusive beyond any doubt.He had done and children of every age from the result of sin which is death and he gave proof of what he had yiress a- 5f! ÎK t0 Plaï God has shown that He wh«?£ w£^^PaU' \u2014 \u2019-ad us Farm Improvement Loans Act Douglas Young Tenderfoot Gadget Donald Wilson Ground Observer Corps To Be Observers Norma Lamb Brent McBride, Robert Stark.Melvin McBride, Stewart Stark^ Betty Lou Elliott.First Shawville Troop Bicycle and Highway Code John Carmichael Axe, Knife & Trees Garry Zahodnik 2nd Class Bicycle Darryl Tubman 1st Class Accident Ronnie Wilson Axe, Knife & Trees Wayne Langford Irwin Wilson Leslie Hines Highway Code Kims Game Brent Denison, David Wilson Tenderfoot 1st Aid Hugh Langford Marshall Burke, David Wilson, Neil Sharpe.is put to one of them being to finance the Leadership Training Course Facts, Fingi and Fun to be held at Macdonald College 1st Shawville Pack the week of May 24th to 29th.Mrs.|House Orderly L.Stanley thanked Mr.Shennett for his very interesting talk and Mrs.Shennett for clearing up slight Toy Maker misunderstandings re the Service Fund.Andy Devine Brian Smith.Lome Tubman.Willard Smith David Lester Jim Carmichael Gardner 1st Star Blythe McCleary, George Russell, Brian Smith.1st Star Knots In answer to the Roll Call the ladies suggested ways of making money for the W.1.such George Russell The Queen & 0 Canada as .1 Touch and Take table, Auction of a mystery parcel, Dutch Auction.White Elephant Sale.Patchwork, Apron, etc.Some of these methods will be tried Brian Smith Ball Throwing Bicycle Skipping First Aid Somersault.Hopping Lone Scouts Invested as Tenderfoot Scouts Patrol Leaders Brian Smith Jim Carmichael Bobby Scott Lennie Richardson Jim Davis Education Convenor Mrs.William Marks, read an item Friends of Grammar\", instructive and entitled, both amusing.\u201cYou're Worth Thar, was read by Mrs.M.Horner, convenor of Citizenship, telling of worth as a citizen ing the masculine Harold Smith Norman Wiggins Lennis Zimmerling Jacques Lapointe Garnet Thompson Billy Davies Clarke Caldwell Harold Cuthbertson a Woman's true poem relat- Scouts viewpoint of \u201cThe Women's Institute\", was read by Mrs.Hillis Graham.' for taking care during this of colds was given by the Health 1st Bryson Troop and Welfare convenor, Mrs.Blanch Hudgins.Mrs.Ronald MacKechnie the treasurer reported all dues to Provincial Office and the County paid leaving a balance Convenor, Miss E.M.Edey read story of back seat driving, entitled, \u201cMa and the Auto\", in verse, which caused much laughter.Mrs.Stanley finished these items with reading the Editorial in the last issue of the Macdonald College Journal, received by all W.I.members, headed of Our Talents\u2019'.The May meeting, on the second A few tips season re- as 2nd Class Repass Compass G.Carswell W.Moodie G.Carswell Triangular Bandage J.Murtagh W.Moodie, K.Coyne.Exercises G.Carswell, K.Coyne.Lashings & Hitches J.Murtagh W.Moodie Social W.Moodie a or was Signalling (Morse) W.Moodie 1st Bryson uJrz Bicycle J.Murtagh W.Moodie.G.Carswell.\u2018^Making Use Highway Code W.Moodie G.Carswell G.Carswell Axe & Knife Thursday evening of the month, First Class Functions of the Body will be held at the home of Mrs.C.Newberry, C.O'Reilly.J.L.MacKeen, the roll call to be.1st Shawville Pack \u201cA home made remedy for or beast\".Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.S.W.MacKechnie.Gardners Badge Jim Davis Lennie Richardson Toymakers Badge George Russell Artists Badge man Jim Carmichael year end inventories.Price levels remained stable during 1953, in fact have shown little variation since May 1952.The 1953 consumer\u2019s price index dropped one point from 1952 to 115.5.The wholesale index declined for the second consecutive year, dropping 2.3% below the 1952 average.Primary commodities showed the sharpest drop.Reporting briefly on the government accounts it was stated that receipts ran to about $4.4 billion and expenditures to about $4.39 billion.Indicated ' surplus is about 10 million as compared with the budgeted surplus for the year of $11 million.Personal and corporate income taxes fell short of the budget forecast by $96 million.Total revenues were $73 million less than expected.Expenditures were $72 million less than expected.Expenditures for armed forces deceased $127 million from 1952 to $1.4 billion.Family allowance payments were $350 million, of which nearly lz3 were paid to parents and guardians residing in Quebec.Under the provisions of the Old Age Security Act, pensions of $40 per month were paid to all eligible persons 70 years of age or over.Pension payments totalled $338.8 million during the twelve months ending March 31, 1954.Credits to the Fund from tax sources were $294 million.The deficit of $44.8 was covered by a temporary loan from the Minister of Finance.Deficits have been sustained by the Fqnd ever since the pension schme was inaugurated.It is anticipated that the loans made by the Minister of Finance in previous years will, with the approval of the House, be written off.That is, there will be no attempt made to recover from the Fund the loans made to it in previous years.Gross public debt stands at $18 billion.For those who take an interest in the state of the nation and in what the Federal Government does with its money, the White Paper presented to Parliament prior to the Budget for 1954-55 contains a wealth of data from which a fairly good picture of Canada\u2019s economic situation may be obtained.We have taken from the Paper a series of figures and statements, reproduced below, which although not necessarily connected one with the other, are all of general interest.Gross National Product (the value of all the things we produced during the year) increased by $1.1 billion over 1952 to $24.3 billion.In terms of real goods this represents an increase of 4%.Population increased 2.5%.The civilian labor force increased 1.3%.Non-agricultural output has in- creased by about 5% in each of the years 1950 through 1953.Salaries and wages went up by 8%, compared with an increase of 12% the previous year.This means that employees took a larger share of output value than they did last year.Net farm income is down 14% from 1952.More than half of this decline was caused by lower production (it says here), and the remainder by lower prices for farm products.The labour force engaged in farming was 4% lower than the previous year.While net income of farmers was 14% lower than last year, cash income was only 4% lower, because of lower investment by farmers in ricultural implements farm trucks.including In Quebec there were 6,715 loans made on the purchase of agricultural implements, 524 on purchase of livestock, 60 on purchase or installation of agricultural equipment a farm electric system and the improvement of a farm electric system, 6 on the The ninth annual report of erations under the farm improvement loans act has just been published with some op- Ol very interesting Quebec\t\"The Act came into operation in 1945 erection or construction of fencing with the primary purpose of pro- ior works for drainage on a farm, improvement and development of farm and 19 alteration or or on a ^^HB^HB.\tB^K on\tfor miscel- their farms and for the improve- laneous development of farms.ment of farm living conditions.New and used implements flnan- For the year 1953, 83.962 loans ced ln Quebec ln 1953 under the totally 597.892.7W were made.^%^^^^ representing the largest number 2,214 others.26 loans of loans made under the Act in Quebec for the construction of in any year.The most signiflcent new houses 128 for repair and al-development during 1953 was with terations and 143 for the addition respect to loans for the construe- of utility buildings.Three loans tion of farm buildings.\twere made In Quebec to the The largest percentage of loans, amount of $2,100 for brushing and 88%, were for the purchase of ag- breaking 26 acres of new land.were made Page Three The Equity April 15,1954 Knox Wyman United Church Union Proposed ParUh Priest.The new executive chosen for the next two years are: President, Mrs.Frank %yan; 1st Demers Center Catholic W.L.; DONTIAC ¦ DRY CLEANERS \u201cODORLESS\u201d WATERPROOFING MOTHPROOFING MINOR REPAIRS vices every alternate week at Knox, «nier Charge in order to permit It was also understood that the Rev.John Shearman, minister at matter of uniing the two congreg- Aylmer to serve more adequately ations in one building at some agre- the people of Deschenes who are ed site would be investigated.The at present being served by a stu-present arrangements are regarded dent, as an interim agreement only un- | til such time as agreement could be reached on some such site.The new congregation of Wyman-Knox would be part of the Bristol Charge served by Mr.G.K Stewart.The new arrangements between Knox and Wyman form part of the larger intended readjustments of United Church Charges in the Ottawa Valley and it is expected that the next meeting of the Ottawa Presbytery will also be asked j| SHAW VILLE BAKERY to consider the addition of Upper Eardley Congregation to Quyon Charge and its removal from Ayl- At a Joint meeting of Knox and Wyman Congregations held in the Knox Church, Wednesday evening, April 7, under the chairmanship of Dr.Donald, representing the Boundaries Committee of Ottawa Presbytery, it was decided to seek a union between these two congregations to take place July 1.The Presbytery will be asked at its next meeting to sanction this union but with control of their respecive properties being retained by their present trustee boards until such time as the Presbytery shall otherwise direct.The intention of the meeting was that the services of the new joint congregation should be held for the time being alternately in Knox and Wyman Church Services to be held every second week at Wyman and evening ser- vice-pres., Mrs.Clifton Giroux; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs.Herb Kelly; 3rd vice-president, Mrs.P.J.Kelly; secretary, Mrs.Mary J.Lapierre; Ms.Gerald McGuire; Dillon Spence, The annual meeting of the Catholic Women's League of St.Joseph's parish was held Tuesday treasurer, night'in the church vestry with a Councillos, Mrs good attendance.The meeting was Mfg Desmond Duff, Mrs.George presided over by Rev.M.J.Wingle, jSunslrulTif Mrs.Victor Fitzpatrick; ^¦¦¦¦ membership Ryan; publicity, Mrs.Cecil Me- ff ''\tCadfoi Lenten Treat Hot Cross Buns Fresh Every Day o/e the meeting our past During president, Mrs.Andrew Howard thanked everyone for the co-operation given her and wished the president success in her new you Wi,lbe drinking O'KEEFE\u2019S is the best ale\t% satisfaction new duties on behalf of the lady members she was presented by Mrs.Frank Ryan with a Sunday Missal in appreciation.There will be a dance in the Parish Hall, April 23rd, sponsored by the C.W.L.own made.For youi drink O'KEEFE S and prove to yourself that it's better .more Phone 89 I V % Church Services V V I Afternoon l x tasting satisfying.0 # * FRIDAY, APRIL 16 V Clarendon Council UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Easter Day CHURCH OF ENGLAND ' IN CANADA Ladysmith Farm Forum SHAWV1LLE PASTORAL CHARGE Rev* H.G.Lester, B.A., B.D* Minister it's PARISH OF CLARENDON Rev.R G.Elliott.Rector St.Paul's Shawvllle 8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion 9.45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer Good Friday 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Prayer Holy Trinity, Radford 9.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion Good Friday 8.15 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Luke's, Caldwell 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion Shawvllle 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School a.m.\u2014Easter Morning Worship Special Music By The Choir \u201cThe Triumph of Christ\u201d 7.30\tp.m.\u2014An Evening Service of Easter Music Story Cantata sung by the choir \u201cThe Living Redeemer\u201d Good Friday, April 16th 8.00 p.m.\u2014Good Friday Service Zion 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Special Easter Service k mild ! Clarendon Council met April 5th, regular monthly meeting.Present Mayor Fulford and Crs.Sparling, McCord, Cham- at a In view of the fact that our weekly Farm Forums for this season are finished, never-the-less the pleasant evening, the new friendships made definitely indicate time well spent.To sum up a Farm Forum Rally was held at Pine Lodge which included guest speakers, piano selections, recitations.solos, etc., our local talented people and which were very much enjoyed to conclude the program all joined in singing of God Save the Queen followed by a delicious lunch, at which time every one got acquainted with every one else and so ended a pleasant even- 11 0 v?V 5>>-' Smith berlain, Kilgour and Barr.Minutes of the last regular meet-read and approved on Motion Crs.Barr and Kilgour.Carried.Herb Robitaille met Coun-Re New Road off Highway at Motion Crs.v * I e * m * \u2022 i mg Mr # cile Mi Winston Hodgins McCord and Sparling that Crs.and Chamberlain be appoint- Carried.Barr ed to inspect this road Crs.Sparling and Smith following properties be Modern farm \"Buildings STARK'S CORNERS Rev.A.F.Fokes.D.D., Pastor Good Friday, April 16th 8.00 p.m.\u2014Good Friday Service 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School \u201cThe Cross Of Jesus\u201d 11.00 a.m.\u2014Easter service with the Pastor preaching on \u201cVictory over death\u201d.7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Picture service with three religious films on important themes.F Motion that the transferred NORTH CLARENDON Rev.C.C.Watson, Rector St.George's, Thorne Centre 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Matthew's, Charter!» 11.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Stephen\u2019s, Greermount 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.James.Otter Lake 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer 22.Range 2 from Herb Lot pt\t.\t, 4\t.Redman to Bud E.Elliott; lots pt.12a and lot pt.12a range 2 from John E.Dagg to Arthur and Lindsay Carson.\tCarried Motion Crs McCord that Mr.Ernest Sparling be appointed Roadforeman in Myles Daley\u2019sp lace.\tCarried.Mr.Gerald Kell met Council re road on 12th Concession at Edward Council instructed Cr.\u2022» mg Shawville CGIT Increase Farm Profits! Chamberlain and '-O' WHY WAIT?.go ahead with f 11 The C.G.I.T.held their regular meeting on Wednesday night, March 31.Sylvia Gibson and Beverley Rusenstrom were in charge of the Worship Service.Betty Graham and Gwenneth Barber volunteered to take Nursery School on Sunday.Sylvia Gibson and Diane Hodgins were appointed to visit Mildred this week.Afterwards the senior group was conducted by Miss Bishop and the Junior group by Mrs.John R.McDowell.The meeting closed by singing Taps.PARISH OF CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY Rev.S.H.Irving St.George\u2019s, Campbell's Bay 8.00\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer Good Friday 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Prayer St.George\u2019s, Portage du Fort 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion Good Friday 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Morning Prayer ST.ALBAN'S, PARKMAN 11.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion Good Friday 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.John The Evangelist, Moorehead 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Comipunion BRISTOL PASTORAL CHARGE Rev.G.K.Stewart, M A., B.D\u201e Sermon Subject:- \u201cHe is risen\u201d St.Andrew\u2019s 11.00 a.m.\u2014Communion Service Knox 2.30 p.m.\u2014Communion Service Austin 6.00\ta.m.\u2014Young Peoples Sunrise Service 7.45 p.m.\u2014Communion Service Good Friday, April 16 8.00\tp.m.\u2014A joint church of England, Presbyterian and United Church Service will be held in St.Thomas\u2019 Anglican Church, Bristol.Discuss a Farm Improvement Loan with your 9 nearest Bank of Montreal manager.Tubman s Kilgour to notify Mr.Herman Em-road foreman, re this road.Earl Hodgins and Harold McCoy met Council re snowplow-their sidelines in future.Mat- Bank of Montreal @a*eu(A 4 *?in4t to t mum CÂÊAùun merson, Messrs b m mg A014» * working with Conodlom in evry ter held over Messrs .walk of life since 1817 Warnie Richardson and Fred Dagg, road formen, met CounI vil re road in Mr.Dagg's division.Road to be repaired with road- work.The following bills were presented to Council: Preston Hodgins.$244.00; Public 39.03; Walter Kilgour, 4.00; The G.T.Paul, 10.00; Youth In Accord \u201cYouth in One Accord\u201d from the Houghton College, US A., will be presenting a program of songs and testimonies at the Wesleyan Methodist Churches of the district Easter weekend.See detailed PARISH OF QUYON Rev.F.R Lawler.B.A., LTh.St.Luke\u2019s, Eardley 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.John the Evangelist, Quyon 11.00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Barnabas\u2019.Bristol Mines 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Thomas\u2019, Bristol 7.30 p.m.\u2014Holy Communion STANDARD CHURCH Shawville Rev.C.E.McEwen 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 710 p.m.\u2014Evangelitic Service Charities 25.00; Victor Tanner COLOR ADVÏCE CLARENDON CIRCUIT OF THE UNITED CHURCH Rev Geo.C.Heslop, pastor RADFORD 7.30 p m.\u2014Evening Service YARM Sunday School Equity, 2.00 County Rate, 1,077.10.Motion Crs.Sparling and Smith that these bills be paid Council instructed Secretary to write the Superintendent of C PB.at Smith Falls, Ontario, regarding of the railway 7th Concession at Gil-Approaches too Let Betty Moore help you choose your colors.Real Painting and Decorating satisfaction depends on right colors as well as the right paint So whenever there is a question of color, write Betty Moore.Color layouts for a single room or an entire house \u2014 schools, churches, stores \u2014 offices or factories are all Included in this Free Decorating Service.Simply write Betty Moore, Benjamin Moore & Co.Limited, Toronto 9.over announcement elsewhere in this Carried paper.Coach George Wells will be heading the group of five college students who find that \u201cbeing of one rhind\u201d in their devotion to Christ affords rich friendship.Besides singing, each will give a brief word on his experience of a changed life.Coach Wells is associate professor of physical education and director of athletics at Houghton College.He has travelled extensively with student teams and has seen spontaneous revival break out in several areas, including Buffalo and Philadelphia.Houghton College, a liberal arts school, is located in western New York, 70 miles south of Niagara Falls.It is a fully accredited college with professors and instructors who believe that the learning process is best carried on in an environment where sound moral and spiritual values are upheld.Houghton College believes that the development of Christian character is essential to the fullest realization of an individual\u2019s capacities.10.00\ta.m 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Church Service WESLEY 2.30 p.m.\u2014Public Worship i the condition 1 crossing on pin's property ]jw for clear vision, same required to be raised.Council instructed Secretary to notify Bert.E.Hodgins that Lot No.11a, Range 11 now belongs to the Municipality of Clarendon and further trespassing will be al- United Church Fort Coulonge District Mr.I.Vieldhuis Davidson 10.45 a.m.Waltham\u20142.30 p.m.Fort Coulonge\u20147.00 pm./ THE LUTHERAN CHURCH Ladysmith \u2014 Schwartz Parish Rev.E.Buehler.Pastor no STARK\u2019S CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev.D.Routley 10.00\ta.m.\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 lowed on this property M n Cr 11 Chamberlain to ad- -St.John\u2019s, Ladysmith 10.30 a.m.-7.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer Schwartz journ W, M.Hayes, Secreto ry-Treasurer 2.30 p.m.-Every Wednesday in St.John\u2019s Lenten Service at 7.30 p.m.Every Thursday in Zion 7.30 p.m.\u2014Lenten Service \u201cBehold, The Lamb of God\u201d Maple Syrup A WONDER PAINT TRULY By Mrs.Walter Yach BRISTOL RIDGE PENTECOSTAL MISSION 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Wednesday \u2014Prayer and Bible Pastor H.A.Beaudry WESLEYAN METHODIST Shawvllle Rev.W.R.Schamehom 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 ajn.\u2014Worship Service Houghton Evangelistic Singers \u2014WEDNESDAY\u2014 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Friday Evening 8.00 p.m.\u2014W.Y.P.S.Campbell\u2019s Bay Fred S.Irish.B A.Minister 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Worship Service 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 7.30 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Alkyd Sani-Flot oil point - beautiful matte finish yet tough, hardwearing and scrubable \u2014 simple to apply, no undercoats, put it right on bare plaster, old point, wallboard or wallpaper.Made for those who want the best in interior decoration.Oh what sweet Maple Syrup words, and which is considered our second crop of the year, the first which was of an one is our ice excellent grade this year and in ample supply which I am afraid is more than we can relate about - maple syrup up to the time of this writing, the trickle of sap actually music to ones ears in our have been \u201cvery m 7.30 p.m our TOP VALUE BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor, Rev.W.H.Krause ?Sunday Services 10 a.m.\u2014Sunday School: 7.30\u2014p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service.11 ajn.\u2014Morning Worship 8.00 p.m.\u2014Prayer, Bible Study, Wednesday.8.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples, FrL oort* I* Quart $0.00 Gallon $0.00 maple groves few.and far between\u201d.However, it doesn\u2019t take long to \u2018wait a Naturally in every life little rain must fall.PAINT! SO EASY TO V while a 9 It's true \u2014 when you use Moore's Rubberized Wall Satin, painting is chore at all.With roller or large brush it goes on quickly and smoothly old point, wallpaper or wall-I.For beautiful, economical, woshoble decoration use this HOLINESS MOVEMENT CampbelP;?Bay V.A.Plager, BA.Minister 10.15 a.m.\u2014Sabbath School 11.00 a-m.\u2014Morning Worship Tuesday, 8.00 p.m.Evening Prayer Service Thursday 8.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples no RAILWAY time table CHANGES over boord puper- P RES BYTE RIAN Bristol Memorial Presbyterian Church Bristol, Quebec Student Douglas Fulfo-rd in charge %'Snm If your sewing machine is *\tbreaking thread *\tmissing stitches *\tbreaking needles it requires service I Effective SUNDAY, APR.25 Cornell yow Ticket A^nt TOT VJOVf 9.45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 ajn.\u2014Morning Worship SHAWVILLE Pastor: Rev.Marion Gilmer 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 8.05 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Quart $1.95 Quart $2.10 Gallon $6.75 Gallon $6 95 SANT FLAT WALL-SATIN St Andrews Presbyterian Church Write Singer Sewing Centre Renfrew or phone Shawville 75J Used Machines\u2014 DEAN & MERRITT'S IIJm&T Fort Coulonge Minister, Rev.C.Younger-Lewis, ' MA.B.D., DD.North Onelow 11.00 am.\u2014Morning Service Friday, 8 00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Service Quyon 7.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Service 'ortnightly Services at Màntfleld School House at 100 pjn.Repairs Phone 29 SHAWVILLE F vr-ry body Welcome\u2014 i 8.00 pm.\u2014Prayer Meeting General Store j \t Page Four The Equity April 15, 1954 Fort Coulonge last year and that it would be shown in Fort Coulonge on the Monday after Easter.The follow-ensuing year:\tpresident.Hector ing officers were elected for the Belec, vice president, Emile Le-Our Board of Trade which seem- blanc, second vice-president.James ed to lie dormant awoke at the J Ward.Jr., directors, L.Ecuyer, coming of spring and a very en- P Francoeur, A.Aubrid, A.Aub-thusiastic meeting was held in the rc>** G Bridges, secretary treasurer.Auditorium of the R.C.School.Leo Amyotte.Mr.James Ward presided and Votes of thanks were tendered to gave an address on the past ach- the Chairman, the retiring Presi-ievements of the organization.Mr.dent and the past officers.Future Hector Belec gave an address on meetings to be held on the First the importance and Functions of Tuesday of every month, a Board of Trade.Mr.Donat Le- a Lions Club in Fort Coulonge Among those present were T Moorhead, District Governor, C.pole.It was brought to a stoo just ithe brigade were masters.They as it touched the icy river.We needed an enormous lot of water, are glad to report that neither but the pressure was good and the driver or the passengers were last all was well.The damage hurt.\tby water and Are was very ex.\t\u2022\ttensive though.The outer walls A meeting of the Electilcity Co- seem good, but the interior is a operative of Pontiac West, met in wreck, by the help of the neigh-their office on Wednesday evening, ours they were able to save some April 7th.The following directors of.the furniture.The cause of were present.Emile Leblanc.Donat the Are has been ascertained, an LeGuerrier, Arthur Durocher, Pat- overheated stove pipe.The sym-rick Bertrand.F.Aubey.Lorraine pathy ofthe residents go out to Amyotte.H.Valliere and Leo Amy- Mr.and Mrs.J.Ward, ottr Estimates were received from various Arms quoting prices on transformers.Action was deferred The following were accepted as members.Eddie Davis.J.Morin.Miss V.Mercier and J.Hearty of Vinton.At twenty to eleven on Sunday morning.April 4th.a Are broke out in the residence of Mr.and Mrs.James J.Ward.Mr.Ward was not at home at the time.The Fire Brigade was called and responded quickly and every effort was made to control it spreading, but as it had started in the wall space it was difficult, but at last Mrs.Richard Duke.Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs.Andrew Neville.By Rev.C.Younger-Lew is Imison, Deputy District Governor.L.Quaile.Zone Chairman.J.Muir.Pontiac Club President and Paul Martineau and R.Mousseau.After dinner an interesting series ôf talks were given on the ideals of the Lions and the work they could accomplish and it was agreed to take steps to form a Club here.An interim organizing committee was formed composed of the following: Chairman.J.Bridge; secretary.G.E.Colton and Hector Belec.Rod Labine.T.Jewell.J.Duke.W.H Kenny.Jr.The next Pontiac Club meeting is to be held BOARD OF TRADE ! Please Report Trouble If your power fails, check and make sure the The monthly meeting of the St.C8US0 does not lie With Andrew s Woman's Missionary So- j your Own Wiring before T'L'tr\tr\tÜ\"! P™» company ville on Thursday evening with Arc 3-OUr neighbors Wlth-Mrs.J.Stitt in charge.The meet- OUt power tOO?It may be h,\u2018.,d\u201d\"ed»\u201e«\t?bI°™ ,use; caused a thes cripturel esson was read by\ty O d OF parted Wire OF a Mrs.John stitt.followed by pray- small circuit overloaded er offered by Mrs.W.H.Kenny, \u2018by the USe of tOO many ap-A letter from Mr.Rev.and Mrs.v\ta\ta- j r Muchan, our missionary in the far Ph^ncOS at One time.East was read by Mrs.Hugh Proud- You may avoid trouble foot'\tby keeping your electrical system, appliances and appliance cords in good condition.PONTIAC DISTRICT LIONS Guerrier spoke and gave an ac- \u2014 count of the things done during The Pontiac District Lions Club his year of Presidency and also the met.in the Fort Coulonge Chute financial report which was not un- Hotel on Wednesday evening.April\tGoul(>nKe Thursday, April favorable with the welcome news 7th.and there were also a number ~ n°' that the Crawley Film Co., had of the residents of Fort Coulonge \u2019 \\Tr Emile Lâdoctur was driv-made a film of the Pageant that present, as the meeting was called jng his car from town about 8.00 was enacted by the Bord of Trade for the purpose of trying to start am.on Friday morning last when about two hundred yards from the bend of the road just past St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, when it skidded on a piece of icy road and plunged down the river bank knocking down a telephone SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES Minutes were then read and ad-The president, introduced a travelling apron, which was given in the charge of Mrs.Andrew Neville for the preceding month.A travelling basket was introduced which will be sent to all the members At BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Good Friday At 8.00 p.m.Films You Won\u2019t Want To Miss THE LAST SUPPER\u201d \"THE RISEN CHRIST\" opted j BIRTHDAY CALENDARS j f)\tSponsored By Shawvillc Lions Club , x Naturally, as soon as you are sure the trouble Arrangements for the lies OUtside your OWn wir- the power company \u2022 From Greenlands Icy Mountain w 0 u I d appreciate yOUr and the Lord\u2019s Prayer.Next meet- trouble call, because it al-ing will be held at the home of lows the trouble shooters to get moving on the remedy as quickly as possible.It is much mbre effective to call the power company directly about troubles as they may be of a local nature and (unknown to the company.\u201cTHE QUEST\u201d \u2014 THE CRUCIFIXION Y Businessmen of Clarendon and Onslow will fj next week be given the opportunity of adver- :\ttising on these calendars.No other Calendar |j can equal the benefits to be derived from = advertising space on the Lions Birthday 11 Calendars v Easter Sunday Services 11.00 a.m.and 7.30 p.m GUEST SPEAKER Rev.L.W.Krause an ALL WELCOME Pastor\u2014W.H.Krause Ji| Shawville Bakery I HOLIDAY LAYER I\tCAKE and ONE DOZEN SHORTBREADS ) ) () O ) //1 : *?/ % 7 4 c ! Gatbbm Power Pontiac filue fylame < 59c : M 9 AAA 0 V zti I t i ft t I w zzv./ / i a t \u2018Bottled Gas ,\tCooking, heating or lighting / DEALER FOR:- Enterprlze, Beach, Clare jewel, Belanger Stoves Electric t f t CRESTlINE VICTORIA y t ( Gas \u2014 Wood / ) t SERVEL REFRIGERATORS Terms To Suit Your Budget Buy Your Gas Equipment From Your Gas Distributor ASSURE SERVICE Robert C.Carswell / t * t t t / And V t / / t ( Phone 32 Shawville t t ! \u2022J.AYRSHIRE BARN MEETINGS Friday, April 23, 1.00 p.m.at the Farm of Mr.Arthur Dagg, Shawville Also Friday, April 23, 7.30 at the Farm of Mr.S.W.MacKechnie & Sons Wyman I r\\ : p.m.i m » i Programme includes:- t Mr.Bill Bompas Experiences in South America « Mr.Hunt Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association Mr.Français Boulais, Provincial Ayrshire Fieldman.Ladies are welcome, and an invitation is extended to Breeders of various breeds of cattle in the district.1 » 1 ! DRIVE FORD before you buy any car Get behind the wheel and feel that smooth, responsive V-8 power, delivered by the finest, most efficient V-8 engine ever to power a Ford.Sit back and enjoy Ford\u2019s safer, softer ride, with that steady, road-hugging \"big-car\u201d feel.Relax in the deep-down comfort of Ford's big, spacious foam-rubber seats, the practical luxury of Ford\u2019s perfectly planned interiors.Experience new, relaxing ease with Ford\u2019s \"Master-Guide\u201d Power Steering, swift, sure Power Brakes and famous Fordomatic Drive.Get the feel of Ford behind the wheel, and you\u2019ll be convinced that Ford is really Canada\u2019s \"worth-more\u201d car.DRIVE FORD and you\u2019ll be convinced because you'll have driver\u2019s-seat proof that Ford out-performs all other cars in its field.You\u2019ll see why V-8 power is the only kind of power that spells value\u2014 for today and tomorrow.Compare Ford, feature by feature, with any other car in its field and you'll make Ford your choice.Your Ford dealer invites you to prove Ford on the road.Drop in to his showroom and see the new Ford .then take it out on the road for yourself.Or pick up the phone and arrange with your dealer to bring a Ford to your door.Drive Ford and find out'why only o V-8 is up to date.Il Ronald MacKechnie 2 President iL________ Lee Hodgins Secretary HOUGHTON COLLEGE TEAM in the WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCHES Waltham April 16, Friday at 8.00 p.m.Campbell\u2019s Bay, April 17 Saturday at 8.00 p.m.Shawville, April 18, Sunday, 11.00 SPIRITED SINGING TESTIMONY MUSIC Group is composed of Athletic Coach, George Wells, leader and Trio, Shirley Spear, 1st Soprano, Rachel Frase, Alto, Gail Conrad, 2nd Alto with ' Pianist June Stevenson am.worth more when you buy it worth more when you se/i it tCertain feat ires iUustrated or mentioned are \u201cStandoff on some models, opt ton a* at extra cost vngothers.) Song Leader Ronald Miller Everyone Welcome! Z jCrU Z YOUR FORD DEALER INVITES YOU TOP/ÏOVFFO/U?O/VT//£/f(MD monotCM Dpn\u2019t Miss This! LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF VALUE WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR-SEE YOUR FORD DEALER DENIS MENARD, B.A., 0.D.OPTOMETRIST EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Comes to Pontiac Every Saturday Shawville\u2014Pontiac House, 7 to 9 Phone 35 fot appointment Campbell\u2019s Bay\u2014Mrs.V.Mousseau, 3 to 5 p m.Phone 31-15 for appointment Fort Coulonge\u2014Mrs.Marion, 10.30 a m.to 2 p.m.Authorized FORD & MONARCH Dealers Phone At Corner No.8 Highway And Centre Street p.m.Shawville 152 April 15,1954 The Equity Page Five i This was agreed to and the follow- Bronson, Q.O'Reilly, L.Hobbs, K.if* srsi™srs,TiVÆ.c Bryson T \u2014 »\t».Dagg with Mr.Graham to be con- O\u2019Reilly that the minutes of the\t* By i^n Coyne\tvolunteers for flre-flghting eflfici- previous meeting and also the\tency; Names and positions on the The president then requested the special meeting be adopted as read.\tScout Mothers Auxiliary\tFire Brigade to be arranged at the program secretary to carry on and j On motion of K.Bronson and At a meeting of the Mothers 'next meeting Tuesday Aon I i Mrs.Violet Poole told the meeting H.A.Kelley that the following\tAuxiliary of the Boy Scouts and that she had arranged for the bills be paid:\tCubs held at the home of Mrs showing of some films, but had | Department of Health, division\tAlex Goransson it was decided to\tcompletcd the Hul1\tDepart- requested the Rev.Frank Lawler, \u2018of public charities.$157.76; Muni-\thold the Father-Son Banquet in\tjment have agreed to\tsend their B A., and the Rev.R.S.Smith, B.D.cipal Forms.36.91; Canada Paint\tthe Town Hall, Bryson, Saturday,\tj Fire Director to confer\twith the to come to the meeting and each\tCo., 137.21; Quyon Farmers\u2019 Co-op-\tMay 29 to give a short address.She then\terative,\t29.11;\tBay Young\u2019s Ser-\tL.St.Pierre, Mrs.\tC.Olmstead introduced the speakers.\tvice.$44.34; Canadian Oil Co, 8.27; Mrs.A.Durrell, Mrs.E.Keon, Mrs Mr.Lawler and Mr.Smih con-\tJames\tDavis,\tgarage, 3.20; Fred\t!w-\tMaloney,\tMrs.\tL.Murtagh,\tMrs ducted a brief panel discussion\tFraser,\tgravel,\t18.80; Ivan Merri-\tB\tCarswell,\tMrs.\tJ.\tCareau.\tMrs regarding the values of various .field.59.15; Glenn Meredith.15.00;\tF- Coyne, Mrs.T.Mathers, Mrs.W | types of education, after\twhich\tAllan Meredith, 99.32; Quyon Mil-\tRiebertz.3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce\ttftey were thanked by Mrs.\tPoole,\tling Co, 1.65; License for Machin-\tThe\thostess.Mrs.Goransson 2\ttablespoons brown\tsugar\tAdjournment to the auditorium ,'ery.7.61; Percy Burden, 15.00; Miss\ttertained at Bingo and distributed %\tteaspoon salt\tand\ta\tdash of J™* made and the films were en~ (M.Fleming, 7.35, (board.\tPrizes to Mrs.T.Mathers, Mrs.E.joyed.\t| Mr.P.J.O\u2019Hara appeared at the\tReon» Mrs.A.Durrell, Mrs.\tW.| The longer\tfilm.\"The\tLure of\t, board and presented a bill regard-\tRiebertz and served lunch to\tthe Place fish in greased shallow pan\tMontreal ' was\tconsidered\tespecial-\t.ing damages to his truck and on\tmembers, sprinkle with ' salt lightly, brown\tly good* After the pictures\tlunch j motion of K.Bronson and L.Hobbs onions in butter, add remaining in-\twas served and a happy evening j that the bill be withheld until gredients, simmer five minutes and\tbrought to a close-\t;\tlegal advice is obtained on the pour over fish Bake in hot oven\tNo Flood Expected\tmatter of 425 degrees for 35 minutes.This will serve 8 persons.J.L.St.Pierre as Fire director Uranium what a magic word it has proved to be in our district.Cooking with Carlos One property on Calumet Island, valued on Montreal Stock Exchange Saturday quotations at $3 * million dollars venor nlî{ v-i 13th.As soon as re-organization is Another property ed at 2 million dollars by its on Polish Mountain in Leslie valu- Fish Barbecue Pontiac Style owner Martin Adams.Many other owners place a like value on their !.What fabulous wealth l has suddenly come to Pontiac.3 to 4 pounds of trout or any kind of fresh fish you have 1\tmedium onion chopped very fine 2\ttablespoons butter 1\tcup catsup 2\ttablespoons vinegar Juice of one lemon Members present:\tMrs Brigade on matters of drill and j holdings dicipline, .\tj ADVERTISE IN THE EQUITY\u2014IT PAYS! Christian Business Men\u2019s Committee en- First Regional Rally pepper SATURDAY, APRIL 24 Girl Guide Mothers Association Local Mothers Association of the Girl Guides met in the Parish Hall, Bryson to elect the 1954 officers, Mrs.Z.Thomas, president; Mrs.W.Riebertz, vice-president, Mrs.Cliff Olmstead, secretary; Mrs.Eldon Keon, treasurer.Other members present, Mrs.F.Coyne, Mrs.R.Johnston, Mrs.J.L.St.Pierre, Mrs T.Mathers, Mrs.L.Lutella and Mrs.Jack Patterson.Captain of the Girl Guides.At The HIGH SCHOOL, Shawville \u201cThe Challenge of the Risen Christ\u201d 11.00 a.m.-^Registration 11.15 a.m Adjournment moved by G.O'Reilly An intense electrical storm pass- | ed over this area early on Wednes- j day morning.It was accompanied with heavy rain which probably saved this district from any fires, such as were set in other places by the fierce lightning.Some fears were expressed lest William Dowd., Secretary-Treasurer Devotions, Leonard C.Thomas, Barrister, Ottawa.12.30 p.m.\u2014Luncheon, Speaker Harold W.Jackson, Supt.Can.Bank Note Co.Ltd.2.00 p.m.\u2014Songs of Praise\u2014Harold Graham, South Mountain.3.00 p.m.\u2014Ladies Meeting\u2014Mrs.D.F.McKech- Quyon Demers Centre By R.S.Smith ) Mr.Albert Burnie of Deep River spent the weekend with his ents, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Burnie.The Home and School Association of Onslow Intermediate School the \u201ceavy rains wouId create a held its regular April meeting in break~uP on the Quyon River with the school on Monday evening with *b(> l,sua^ *ce ^am and flood.How- a large attendance.\t|fvcr the ice has moved out of the e \u201e\t- wac ._ .\t.Mrs.A.C.Shennett presided over lower part of the town with the Sudbury are spending some time was decided to proceed with the the meeting which she opened by river well-contained within its with Mr- and Mrs.Thomas William , bu,ldin* of a Jlre HaU and Tower, reading the Home\tand School ibanks' and with continued «ne\tMcGuire.\t,\t| on\tthe Town Hall property, as soon Creed.She then requested the weather its eems that no damage\tMr\tEnos\tRyan\tof Deep\tRiver\t:as\tpla\u201ds and specifications can be Recording Secretary Mrs Harriet nccd be Anticipated this spring.spent the weekend with his per.secured from the Provincial Gov- %%\t- -\t\u2014 \u2014,Mr and Mr\u2018 Ch\"\u2019\u201c \u2014 STTLZrSL*' * ad Dt d\tg hlch were A number of girl friends gather- Mr- and Mrs.Charles Ryan, Mrs.50% towards the ' MrsC « att*\t.\t| in the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Lackie and Mr.Christie Ryan buildings will be made to the H«*KS2pF Onslow Intermediate Association ! thanked them *o- their kird&es< ru !alte\u201d parents- Mr- and Mrs.At the meeting of the Bryson at the sessions of that meeting.\t^ Charles Ryan.\tMunicipal Council, Wednesday.\" the deüt %.%%%»%% mg would necessitate\tthe election heidt April 5th at the usual place\t,h\th^e\there\tweekend\tat\tthe\tagenda, a number of property I\t> of officers, it would\tbe well to of meeting.Present were John\towners also attended this meeting.\tZ appoint a nominating committee.McBane, mayor and councillors, K.Miss Norma and Mary Culleton Joseph Rodgers was appointed Fire of Pembroke spent the weekend at Chief and a committee, H.Routliffei I > A.Poisson.J.Ralston, Charles Lemaire, A.Derouin with Councillor I \u2022 par- At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council of Bryson it me Mr.and Mrs.Bert McGuire of 3.00 p.m.\u2014Panel Discussion\u2014Sydney Healey and Wilfred Orok.4.15 p.m.\u2014Films 6.00 p.m.\u2014Banquet\u2014tickets from Athol Dale Civic Welcome\u2014Mayor Emerson Cotie 1 7.45 p.m.\u2014Evening Evangelistic Service Special Chalk Talk\u2014John W.Boles, Ottawa Music Director Reg Hobson, Trombon Charles Beardsley Soloist Mrs.Cecil Lester, Speaker Edward Klemm, Toronto, \u201cWhy Worry About The Hydrogen Bomb?\u201d a grant of cost of these as soon *'z was on * z z r z / z z z z f I their home here z / i z Miss Teresa Ryan of Pembroke spent the weekend at her home ,'a here z hOhen it'd the.'2uedtion' oj Meta SfOUtuf, G lathed z z e (\tesided in Chichester until / i Jtt 1918 when they moved to Pern- \\ \\ Miss Iona McGuire of Pembroke ^ke' ™ey.resided for some I \\ spent the weekend at her home\t°\u201c M°rn®onf Island and < here.\ta\ty moved back\tto Pembroke\t( ! where she resided until her death \u2022 ^ | Mr.Steve Gribbon who spent the | Survived by her husband Thomas I ; tj l last two years in Yellowknife, has I Fitzpatrick; one son, Henry; and j / returned\tto\this\thome here.\ta\tdaughter, Mrs.Leonard Shannon.\t?.\tc\t\u2022.\t,\t4\tP16\tfuneral will be\theld on April\t\\ Mrs.\tEarn\tManders\thas\tgone to\t,3 from the Neville\tfuneral home 1 ' Ottawa where she will visit her with requiem high mass at the , daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and | Cathedral at 9.00 am Mrs.Ray O'Brien.Mr.Ronald Kehoe of Ottawa, spent the weekend with his wife and family here.z z < ) > / / > c Itad the /Indwelt.jj Picture the Young Man in all His SPRING Toggery SPRING SUITS The latest styles in single or double breast in novelty splash weaves.Plain Gabardines in blue, brown, sand and grey and fine worsteds in hard wearing Pick \u201cN\u201d Picks and Spring checks\u2014all two pants.6 to 10 years / ( jjO-fi the fotuf.* % ê & / 1 e.31 / z / z t 1953 DODGE 4 door black 1946 CHEVROLET 2 door black 1947 FARGO 1 ton chassis and cab 1941 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan with radio 1940 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan grey z z z / m The bowling play-offs took place { last week with Fr.D.D.Donahue\u2019s \\ | team winning the cup.Next week being holy week, 1 which means the closing of Lent, *he.'\u20ac will be a Social Evening held * on Easter Monday.We hope there By Miss Valera Brisard\twiI1 be a large crowd from the Mrs.Thomas Fitzpatrick\tgrounding district similar to the z Mrs.Thomas Fitzpatrick, former \u2019 Dne \u2022ba- attended last summer.=mm.married Thomas Fitzpatrick in 1904 j Mrs.Edward Chassie and two sons, Kay and Cyril of Ste.Cath- \\ erines, spent the weekend visiting old acquaintances in Chapeau.Mrs.Donat Labine and family have moved to Lake Traverse.Ontario, where her husband ployed.Mr.Allan Giroux has returned home after having worked in Niagara Falls since early last fall.Mrs.Owen Gagnon has returned to her home in Chichester after spending a number of days in our new Community Hospital.z z ' t ! ! z z P7 f: Z Z z z Chapeau z z z z z z z / Anderson & Taylor t z r Z Z Dodge & DeSoto Sales & Service on $13.95 A Z Shawville / t A t 0 z z z z z 4 P 11 to 16 years ! $19.95 DON\u2019T DRINK ANYBODY\u2019S ALCOHOL 1 Facts speak louder than Advertisement: IT IS NOT ONLY THE MALADJUSTED OR ABNORMAL WHO BECOME ALCOHOLICS is em- Boy\u2019s and Youths DR.F.M.JELL1NEK.PROFESSOR OF 1 t I 1 APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY OF YALE UNIVERSITY AND DIRECTOR OF THE YALE SCHOOL OF ALCOHOL STUDIES CONCLUDED THAT 60% OF ALCOHOLICS HAD NO PREDISPOSING WEAKNESS $24.50 1 « ! 4 THEIR TROIBLES BEGAN WITH ALCOHOL i * * SPORT JACKETS Navy blue and attractive patterns in \u201ceye catching\u201d tweeds to wear with those \u201codd\u201d slacks.Gordon K.Stewart.* H ; l m medef® - $12.95 3 TRENCH COATS Fine quality gabardine, smartly syled with full belt and shoulder tabs, double breasted \u2014 navy, brown and grey.= a ! I i $9.95 - $13.95 The modem ale for For as long as there is human suffering then there is need of the Red Cross.You know the need, and how great it is.Please hdp Generously\u2014|he work of mercy never ends.modem tastes # e ; by Reading's modem ' Apparel Specialists For Men and Boys Shaw ville - Phone 123-J 12$ Bank St OTTAWA EGANVILLE RENFREW $5,422,850 is needed this year h)*JL \u2022/ THE ALE OF PERFECT FLAVOUR I +\u2019 - _ \t \t Page Six The Equity April 15, 1954 Quyon Council Carried., ticmed Municipal Road by the Walls.123.00; G.T.\u2019Paul.80.00; The Equity, 2.00; Hodgins Lumber Co., 1146; Gatineau Power Co., 169.58; Hilliard Sinclair, 11.50; Public Charities, 182.73; The Ottawa Journal, 22.50; Jean-Louis Muir.16.35; ncreased rate two months ago.She leaves to mourn her passing five brothers, Edward of Shaw-ville, George and Otto of Otter Lake and Mano and Paul of Schwartz; seven sistres, Mrs.Gustave Yach (Emma) and Mrs.Theo Steinke (Freda) of Ladysmith, Miss Hannah Bretzlaff and Mrs.Alfred Wittkopf (Veulah) of Ottawa, Miss Amelia Bretzlaff of Schwartz, Mrs.Herb Brady (Louesa) of Smith Falls and Mrs.Richard Johns j (Esther) of Richmond.She was ¦ a member of St.Peter's Lutheran Ida Bretzlaff Moved by Councillor Hudson Municipality of Quyon to the De-and seconded by Councillor Bron- partment of Public Works of Can- At a special meeting oi the |son lhat the secretary treasurer be ada' be operated by virtue ^ Granting\tto the proposed structure of the Department of Public Works.Miss Ida Selma Bretzlaff.a former resident of Thorne Township Municipal Council of the Village ; authorized to sell the $200.00 Bond of Quyon, duly called by written at Bank of Montreal and Deposit notice and held in the town hall proceeds to cover council chamber on Wednesday.| cheque on tire hose.A letter from the Department of Public Works was presented to the Council concerning approach to James P Daley and Councillors.| the ferry wharf and a resolution Ernest Perriard.George Bronson, proposed by councillor W.Rey-Pr.R.M.Hudson and William Rey- nolds and seconded by councillor nolds.The secretary-treasurer was of Municipal Road from John St.also present called to discuss some general to the proposed wharf in the Vil-business concerning tire insurance lage of Quyon.situated on the and right away to ferry wharf Moved by Councillor Reynolds and 11 upon the official plan and and seconded by Cr.Hudson that in the book of reference for the the increase in policy rate on fire Village of Quyon, County of Pon-truck amounting to $46.00 be paid tiac.Province of Quebec and more to the Ward agency Reg's on policy i particularly described on a disNo.154945 and policy accepted at cription and a plan prepared by P died Sunday April 4, while visit- Habba's Service Station.34 Lacourse, 98.93; County Rate.491.64.ing at the home of frlencs, Mr.and Motions Crs.Young and Black ^rs- William Scullion of Billings that these bills be paid.Carried.Bridge, Ont.Miss Bretzlaff had The Audit for 1953 was presented had ^hc misfortune to break her to Council and Mr.E.Connelly of Wood.McBurney & Co., was present and explained same.Hi outstanding Carried.2.\tGiving permission to the Department of Public Works to carry out certain improvements on same if desired.3.\tFurnishing a free public and suitable access to the said proposed wharf during the period of navigation and during the existance of the Public Works Wharf.4.\tProviding such a roadway which will be maintained by the Department of Public Works only as a public approach to the wharf, but will remain at all times a part of the public roadway Moved by Cr.Hudson and seconded by Cr.Bronson that a vote of Thanks be sent to Messrs.Welch | and Johnson for kind services .March 17th at 8.00 p.m.at which were present, His Worship.Mayor anke a couple of weeks ago near her home at Nepean St., Ottawa.After spending a week in hospital she was convalescing a few days at the home of friends.She was in her 44th year.Born in Thorne, she was the Motion Crs.Hodgins and Dale that the Audit be passed as submitted and that Wood.McBurney & Co., be appointed Auditors for the Carried.This meeting was E.Perriard that a certain portion Church in Ottawa.mmmmgM Lutheran Church, Schwartz where the service was conducted by the Rev.A.F.Conrad, of St.Peter's Lutheran Church, Ottawa.Interment was in the nearby church (cemetery.The pallbearers were Melvin Bretzlaff, Arno Bretzlaff, Gustave Pasch, Freddie Schock, Hilgard Bretzlaff and Alfred Bretz- year 1954 South side of lots numbers 9, 10 Tenders for Construction of Underground Water Tank were opened.read and discussed.Tenders held over.Carried Cr.Horner gave notice that at the next regular meeting of this Council he will introduce a By-law to raise $20,000.00 for the purpose of constructing an Underground Water Tank.Army Public Relations Officer met Council re Grant Young and McKay that this Council donate $150.00 to Salvation Army Public Relations Dept., Girls Home.Carried.Marcel St.Marie, Quebec land surveyor.dated on the sixth day of tendered in way of food and sand- nineteen hundred and wiches at the time of tiro in Quyon on October 7.1951 Motion Crs December HOT CROSS BUNS also Cream Puffs Puff Pastry Coconut Macaroons Short Bread Fresh Daily Carried fifty two.No.673.be given as a donation to her Majesty the Queen.Moved by Councillor Perriard\tjs ^solved by this Council in right of Canada, acting through and seconded by councillor Bron- that the Village of Shawville com-the Honorable, the Minister of the son that we request the Depart- ' Motion Cr.Dale to adjourn.W.M.Hayes Secretary-Treasurer, lafif mence Daylight Saving Time on Department of Public Works of meat of Highways of Quebec to Saturday, April 24th, 1954 at mid-Canada.and that his worship, the widen the pavement on the North night.'\t' Carried.Mayor, James P.Daley and the ,s-do of Clarendon Sticet at the Secretary instructed to phone secretary treasurer.G.K.O'Don- | sidewalk.Also pave Bristol Lane Mr Lucien A.Masse, Delegate to nell be authorized to sign the re- and on Egan Street from high- Municipal Commission, Hull, Que-quired deed of donation and all \"ay to C.P.Railway Station.bec re the legal proce(iure es to accessories and documents on the i\tCarried, raising funds for the proposed un- Moved by Councillor Hudson to derground Water Tank.Motion Crs.Hudgins and Black that Mr.Joe Laframboise be given Secretary Treasurer.| permission to build an extension to his house ATTENTION PONTIAC FARMERS at PONTIAC HOME BAKERY Now Is the time to take advantage of the reduction ip price on many of our popular Tractors and other JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT We invite your inquiries Your Dealer for Sales and Service behalf of the Municipality and that this transfer by Donation of adjourn the said portion of the above men- Carried G.K.O'Donnell Carried.Secretary instructed to send a bill to Mr.Maurice Alary.6 Leduc Street.Hull, Quebec for the sum of $25.00 for repairs to Stop Light at intersection of Main and Centre Streets., which was damaged by his truck.CAPITAL & DOMINION RADIATOR CO Shawville Council » For quick service and the right price Automobile, Truck and Tractor Radiators Repaired, Cleaned and Recored.ALL WORK GUARANTEED * Phone 74-20 ALLEN B.CAREY Campbell's Bay.Shawville Council met April 5.1954.at a regular monthly meeting.Present Mayor Cotie and Crs.Young.Black, McKay, Dale.Horner and Hodgins.Minutes of the last regular meeting read and approved on Motion Crs.Horner and Young.Carried.The following bills were presented to Council: W.C.Schwartz, $147.50: Gerald » s Authorized distributors of G.M.Harrison and McCord Radiators, Heaters and Cores.Call Ottawa 2-2237 or 3-6359.Special Attention to out of town customers the best repair work is none too good for your car's radiator\u2014 for your motor's safety honest\u2014and absolutely expert \u2022balance* that controls motor safety-temperatures your radiator to us\u2014for safety's sake Motion Crs.Horner and Young that this Council give Mr.W.A.Poisson permission to bring his Potato Chip Vending Machine to Shawville, but no parking same on Carried.Salvation MENS WORK BOOTS FOR SPRING Radiator repairs must be thoroughly For the radiator is the I Bring 199 ALBERT ST.Main Street Major Arthur Hill $8.50 ! * Palmer Mdellan \u2022 Leather Mocassin Style - or Cork Sole - * n é % rn m QV $7.95 Sisman - Thoro Bilt .Panco Top - Sewed & Nailed / /V \u2022\u2022\u2022 ; JSSK \u2014 I zmm /¦ Sole *>¦ w h I « ! ! 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1 i !\t8P° When y°U 8re °Ut fiShing thiS at the rtag lan8uage.Most of the [being earned, along with and above get everything in shape for the Patrol was formed in the old spring*\t|Cubs who have gone up to the all our Good Turns, both individ- |Wing Parade on April 22nd.School but now it is expected that there will be three Patrols of six Scouts in each.These boys come from places, mostly farms, in a radius of ten miles and have nb opportunity of learning this Game of Scouting.We are looking for- he expects to have a Queen's Scout very shortly which is just splendid and will be Bryson\u2019s first Queen s Scout.This is nice work Elmer and congratulations.They are working hard to get ready for the Rally.- A later report from Akela regarding Cub meeting on the 7th our Ground Observer Corps and shows that there were 32 on parade St.John Ambulance activities.Our Pontiac District has done well and the District President wishes to thank all those who helped to make it so.However we can not stand still but must go forward or backward.We have ahead of us .by Provincial H.Q.and his régis-our Civil Defence work through | (ration card has been received.One of his first duties will be to lead his Rovers to Church Parade on r-Îfî - : - ~p™\t- not only were there a number of tests passed and investitures made, part.One of the outstanding features is the appointment of Mr.Clarence Dean, formerly Chairman of the Group Committee as Rover Scout Leader.This has been confirmed ¦ The Cap\u2019s Corner Parade on the 25th.The Commissioner had the pleas- missioner.Akela reported that there were 31 on parade at the meeting of the 1st Shawville Pack on March 31st with the Yellows taking away the pennant.Yellow Fang started on the prowl as he had been fed up with the others grabbing the pennant right from under his nose.However, in looking over the Gazette, it was a busy evening with no less than five badges passed as well as the completion of three First Stars.And that does not take into consideration the other tests.The Pack is now getting ready for the rally, picking their teams and finding out who is the fastest Knotter, etc.invested them with their Tenderfoot Badge.These are boys who The Ground Observer Corps is continuing to grow an* a number Camping, hiking, keeping 0f applciations have been sent to which each and everyone has a troop have been able to pass their ual and Unit, which primarily signalling very easily which shows helps someone else.Let us in Scoutmaster paid a visit to District I the excellent instruction they are Pontiac carry out the ideas of our |ed with a visit ,rom Mr- Edgar Headquarters the other day and (receiving as Cubs.The Green Six ,late Founder; \u201cLet us make this Moses wh° has just returned after spending the winter in Florida where he tried out for either the Kids or the Cubs but found out he had to be 75 to qualify.His playing ability was OK but lacked the necessary years.Mr.Moses is presently the Scoutmaster of the Quyon Troop but it is expected there will be further news of considerable importance next week.We are very glad to have you back Edgar.Mr.Elmer Wall, the Bryson District Headquarters was favor- brough in a list of the work done |won the pennant for the week, world just a little bit better for but will they hold it?See next [us having been here\u201d.Well done, Pontiac! may each and every one have Good Hunting In 1954.in their Troop and it makes a very creditable showing.He says that week for a further report.The Certificates, Vouchers, Medallions and Labels have all been The Shawville Troop has a received at Scout Headquarters and [double issue in the Gazette this a formal presentation will be made j week, some held over from their very shortly when the Scout I last meeting and not received in Mothers' Auxiliary arrange for the |time.All particulars uf meetings meeting.All those who tried and 'should be in not later than Satur-were recommended were confirm- j day.ed by the St.John Ambulance As- There are now 62 Brink worth Electric Joins With sociation.graduates of the various classes as follows:- 39 Certificates, 11 Vouchers, 10 Medallions and 2 Labels.General To Bring You Electric This Outstanding r*jm Va % % % This is a very fine showing and all those who hold these credits are available for emergencies if called upon.The St.John First Aid and the Ground Observer Corps constitute a major coverage for Civil Defence in this area.7 mg 0 FEEDS = Marnai y/t COMBINATION OFFER ! /SYs I The 1953 Annual Report of the j Quebec Provincial Council has just been received and shows an alltime high of 11,522 boys and sc outers registered.This .s an increase of 1177 over last year.In this total it is interesting to note that Pon-the District now have 215 Regis-ered members broken down to 77 Wolf Cubs, til Boys Scouts, 27 Rover Scouts and 30 Sc outers in 4 Groups, Quyon, Starks Corners, Bryson and Shaw ville.The record shows too that the Shawville Rover Crew is the largest Crew in the Province of Quebec.This is very gratifying and goes to show that our Senior Program is attractive and we are not losing our trained boys.This speaks well for the Unit Scouters to whom credit is due for this splendid work.While Scouting was reorganized in Shawville in the fall of 1948, starting with 5 boys, the District of Port-tiac was not Chartered until November 1949 and the Annual Report for the Province for 1949 shows only 61 all told in two Groups, Shawville and Campbell\u2019s Bay; the latter Group later did not function and is not current today.However Bryson has a Patrol that come from Campbell\u2019s Bay every week.Later Bristol had a Troop but ceased to function when the S.M.was moved away and again there are boys who come each week to the Shawville Pack and Troop.What is there in Scouting that attracts members like that?At the I I Coronation Council Beacon Fire, there were 257 who participated including Cubs, Scouts, Rovers, Brownies, Girl Guides and the C.GJ.T.members.As a result of those activities we have a new Group of Cubs and Scouts in Starks .Corners and Girl Guides and Brownies in Shawville.Mr.B.W.Roberts, \"O.B.E.President of the Quebec Council gives the message in part:\t\u201cIt is most im- portant that every Group Committee and Council Member makes sure that he is doing his part.Committee and Council work is a part played in the background, but I it is a very important part indeed.To those who have done so well our thanks for a fine piece of work.\u201d Mr.G.Robley Mackay, the Provincial Commissioner message:-! have two districts in mind as I write; the cardinal features in each is that leadership has taken the initiative.Cubs, Scouts and Rovers are flourishing and the District Council is behind the Commissioner in a splendid exhibition of team work, all backing the Scouters.A well-balanced Scooting program must stress the Spirit I of Scouting with emphasis on the Good Turn and under the inspiration of the Scout Law.The Boy\u2019s j mind must be kept active through I our system of badge work and tivities.hikes, bep lanned with imagination that all in all a boy in the few years he has with us will really grasp what Scouting is all about to a degree that he will I forget.Whqt we need primarily j in our leadership is a deeprooted belief in Scouting.Given this and a bit of imagination, the results are truly amazing.These results show up in the reports submitted by these two particular districts because the searching questions we ask are bound to bring out the facts.Each district has its peculiar opportunities as well as limitations.Let 1954 be a year of further horizons\u201d.# mm i TRADE - IN FEED THE DRY COWS WELL! They need special feed to produce healthy, uniform Calves, and to be in condition for a profitable milking period.A special feed for this special job is SHUR-GAIN 13- DRY & FRESHENING RATION.Feed it and you will see a difference in both Calf and Cow.FOR YOUR PRESENT WASHER On These Two G-E APPLIANCES CUSTOM ROLLING AND GRINDING MIXING AND SEED CLEANING 1 # j , fi H.l.Hobbs&Sons \u2022 \u2022¦ o 11 n \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 « i k Position will be vacant May 1st PARTS DEPARTMENT MANAGER At John L Hodgins Garage, Shawville.Apply to Keith Hodgins \u2014 Phone 64 as M General Electric 3 Zone Washer CEMETERY MEMORIALS ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED General Electric Rotary Ironer MONUMENTS OF FINE MARBLE AND GRANITE OF THE BEST QUALITY.Made by the Latest Machinery.Visit Our Showroom and See For Yourself! GEORGE H FROATS & SONS RENFREW.ONTARIO SEE WHAT YOU SAVE NOW Z ; G-E WASHER MODEL MD92P\t$239.00 MAI1 -eii < Deluxe Model with wonderful G-E 3-Zone Wash- YOU PAY ONLY i ing Action as well as Pump and Timer.| G-E ROTARY IRONER l\tTotal > $100 TRADE-IN ' < PHONE 278 / Z $269.00 z $130.00 $369.00 $100.00 t ( / u.WALSH COLUSION REPAIRS \u2022^Z sent this G-E WASHER MODEL MM92P\t$219.00 Another of the famous G-E 3-Zone Washers with YOU PAY ONLY Gleaming Porcelain Enamel Tub.G-E ROTARY IRONER Z \" * - { Z - Painting & Body Work Z Z $249.00 $130.00 $349.00 $100.00 / (Behind Sheppard\u2019s Garage) Total ; $100 TRADE-IN Z ; z z J SHAWVILLE Z G-E WASHER MODEL MS92P\t$199.00 This wonderful G-E 3-Zone Washer features the YOU PAY ONLY famous Lovell Safety Ringer G-E ROTARY IRONER Total $100 TRADE-IN Visit KAYS* STY I SHOPP Before Choosing Your SPRING OUTFIT Suits, Coats, Hats, Dresses $229.00 $130.00 $329.00 $100.00 ac- Furthermore, camping, and outdoor events must / ' so z ' 4L* %»* %» \u2022V Limited Quantity Only never at Kays\u2019 Style Shoppe Brink worth Electric Katie Elliott Kay Woodley Portage du F ort SHAWVILLE, QUEBEC PHONE 191 Page Eight The Equity April 15, 1954 The Marketplace Of The Pontiac For Sale For Sale or Kent To Let Property For Sale In Meiyoriam RATES:\t2 cents per word Minimum 50 cents Hall\u2019 price for repeat insertion.Girls beige flannel coat with brown velvet trim size 12.Girls Hodgins grey suit with blouse size 10 to 12 years.Phone 242 House and vacant lot.Edmond\tKitchen\tanl\tlarge\tbedroom.\tAp-\tHenderson\u2014In\tfond\tand\tloving\t!\t150 acre farm in Township of oa8\tply\tJohn\tArmltage,\tQuyon.\txa22\tmemory of a dear\tmother and\tClarendon,\tSouthwest half of Lot grandmother\twho\tpassed\taway\t3, range 9,\t75 acres clearance, bal- April 5, 1952\talso\ta\tdear\tfather\tance in\twood, creek running and grandfather who passed through farm.400 acre farm in Township of We do not forget you.nor clo we Thorne.Lots 23 and 24 West Range intend.\t1 and Lots 35a and 36a.Range 5.and We think of you often and will to |Lot 35b.range 4, 90 acres clear-_\tance balance mixed wood, 6 room Building in Shaw ville on No.8 Gone alic* fm'8ottvn by\tyou ho\"se' food bu\u2018ldlng\u2019< may bn\tI One frame barn.34 x 36.one Notice xa!5 Three room apa iept ab< \\ -Arrange to attend the Dance at Pontiac Printshop, May 1.Charteris Hall on Friday night, April 23rd at 8.30 p.m.There'll be round, square and step dancing to Shaw ville old time music.Adm.50 cents Grocery business.Main Street.Shawville, will sell stock and (equipment or rent equipment.Bord on Hodgins.xa22 away April 11, 1944 For Sale Large shop on Main Street Apply Herbert Smith 22 box 184.Phoi i 1948 Monarch 4 door sedan, heater.radio, direction signal lights, block heater leaving for Europe.Apply Rev.U.A.Plager, Campbell's Bay.xa22 xa22 the end Sacrifice\u2014owner Quantity of Timothy Seed.15 cents per lb.Also a quantity of -Red Top Seed.To be purchased , ,\t,\t», at Preston Hodgins' in town.Phone ,of prpssurc hose- part l,f a pai,,t- spraying outfit kindly return same, this outfit may be left on the platform at my office door.\u2014H.'G.Wills xa22 l Will the party who borrowed a small pressure pump and 50 feet lighway.Apartment upstairs, business stand do\\ stairs.Inquire.Keith Wickcns.phone 49, Town.lut dear to our memory you ever j fram building 20 x 30.one frame building 20 x 36.Also a modern 2 storey house will be 1948 Ford tractor in good condition complete with pulley, disc and ploughs.Call 80-24, Lawrence oa22 99 xal5 y missed by daughter (Ruth) Mrs.Mearl Woolsey and family | in village of Otter Lake.Que., inland Arnold Attention Farmers Ladies\u2019 Bicycle\u2014good Phone 204-23.x sulated, bathroom, heating system, __ | running water and with beautiful view at Otter Lake.For further Jturgeon\u2014In loving memory of particulars on these farms and John Sturgeon who passed away house apply to Independent Coal April 20.1953.\tand Lumber Co.Ltd.at Otter Lake, Every hour I miss him.\tQuebec or phone 28-40 Sadly do I feel his loss.Lonely is my home without him Help me, Lord, to bear the cross.\u2014Wife Emma as new.xal5 Barber FIVE EXCELLENT BREEDS TO - For Rawlcigh Spring House- I CHOOSE FROM.Idi eggs or meat Timothy seed and\tAlfalfa,\tapply .cleaning needs and household sup-\t-vou al'° sure to be right with Ren- Fteddie Rose\tphone\t20-42.\txa29 !pfieS- ointments, cough and cold\t,frew Hatchery Chicks.Order now remedies, call Man son Sharpe 205-34\tand be sure of delivery when A mow of\tmixed\ttimothy and jNOW TAKING ORDERS FOR IN-\twanted- Ask for Price List.This clover hay.\tMrs.Dawson\tArm- iSECTIClDES.\"\tis our 33rd Year Hatching, and selling Really Good , Chicks\u201d.Play in Town Hall in aid of John L.Forgie & Sons.Rnefrew, Bryson United Church.Put on Ontario, t,\t.\u2014 , by Cobden School on Monday.Known as south half of lot 12A.April 12.at 8.30 p m.\"Happy Days- One bronze turkey gobbler.ply to Claude Richardson.Charteris I Anyone interested can see it any phone Campbell\u2019s Bay 608-4 One maroon baby carriage in fair condition, reasonable.Mrs.John Stanley, Shaw ville xal5 oml3 No.1 Hay, Baled $16 a ton Clover Hay, Pressed $12 a ton Richard Hearty, Vinton Campbell\u2019s Bay 604-33.Quantity of potatoes\u201475 cents per bag.Orval Smart.Found A number of keys on a ring.Owner may have keys by calling at The Equity Office.phone J strong, plume 37-40 xa!5 xal5 Farm For Sale Henderson\u2014In.loving memory of a dear mother, Mrs.Wm.Henderson.who passed away April 5 1952, and dear father.Wm.Henderson who passed away April 11, 1942.As we gaze on your pictures that hang on the wall, Your smiles and your welcome we often recall.We miss you and mourn you in silence unseen; And dwell on the memories of days that have been, Dear are the graves where father and mother are laid Sweet are the memories that never will fade Flowers may wither, leaves fade I Baby Chicks Reek-Leghorn.Hamp-iticks and Barred Rocks.Expert work,\tstraight run, all pullets or all Wall washing,\tcockerels.Also a limited number A\tgood\tI paper\thanging,\tpainting.Name\ttwo week old.All our chicks are 1 set of\tj Plates\tmade to\torder.M.McCabe,\tbred for egg production\u2014no broiler i °0t\t^\tfour\tscore\tdisc\tShawville, Box\t7, phone 208.otc\tstrains.Write or phone (collect) -J plough.1 six foot binder, 1 hay i\u2014- ! 77W.\tBerry holm Poultry Farm.For Chicken founts and feeders loader,\t1 dump\trake.1\tthirteen\tAttention Home\tOwners! For'' South Mountain.Ont.see W.A.Hodgins Store.Shawville.^1SC\t1 dat\tharrow\t12 ft., 1\t/our garden, shrub\tand lawn I.H.C.mower.1 side rake, five juirements, consult Fairview T ,\tC0WS\u2019 1\tbuI1\u2019 1 brood sow.\t1 cutter,\tery and Landscape Company\tin Loose hay and straw, phone 26-2.jWm.W.Elliott.\tShawville, phone\tCampbell's Bax P\tP ' * Manson McDowell.\totc '22-22.\txag\t| ' oa8 and die.If some 5o forget we never will.\u2014Sadly missed by daughter Pearl, Jim, grandchildren and great grandchild DECORATING.It is as good a 50 acres as j reasonable prices is in the neighbourhood well, barn and house.time Agent for Surge Milkers in Pontiac is Leonard Horner, phone xal5 x 26-31 Zimmerling\u2014In memory of our dear father, Mr.William Zim-merlinfc, who passed away April 16, 1953 and our dear mother who passed away April 18, 1939.Loving and kind in all their ways Honest and true to the end of their days And while they rest in peaceful sleep Their memory we shall always keep.re- Card of Thanks oa22 Nur- We wish to extend our heartfelt otc thanks* and appreciation for the People desiring rest home~ac7 |acts of kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings comodation in Renfrew please apply to Box B.The Equity.Shaw- received from our man.v friends in our sad bereavement in the loss of our beloved sister.Ida Bretzlaff.Anyone interested in taking pri- >We especially thank Rev.Eugene rate lessons in double entry book- , Buehler and Rev.Arthur F.Con-keeping or typing, please apply rad of Ottawa.: once Mrs.A.B.Barnett, phone xa!5 Professional Services GORDON T.PAUL \u2014Insurance\u2014 SHAWVILLLE - QUE.Fire, Life, Automobile Protect What You Have ville.' Quebec omaylS Business Cards \u2014The BretzlafT Family, o 223 DR.ROLAND CHRETIEN Dental Surgeon CAMPBELLS BAY Telephone 30 HARLAND C.ROWAT Notary SHAWVILLE.QUEBEC Residence 247 Photo Wanted To Buy PHOTO\u2014We copy photographs We are Write of phone pert picture framers.Wide selec- J.M.tion of moulding from which to otc choose.Renfrew Photo Centre.-! Phone 1066.Renfrew DOUGLAS MOORE FURS Manufacturing, Restyling Refrigerated Fur Storage RENFREW, ONT.Phone 731 GEORGE HYNES & SON Funeral Home Established 1885 Shawville Highest prices paid for car or ' and documents truck pulpwood for prices and particulars Argue, Shawville.Office 38 Dr.Wallace J.W.Hodgins Graduate McGill University SURGEON DENTIST Phone 250 C.H.MacLEAN INSURANCE Continental Life Agent -FIRE.WTOMOBILLE C \\SUALTY Phone 111 otc Phone 80 Public Notice I / A Public Notice is hereby given by the undersigned secretary treas- / urer that the Municipal Council / of the Municipality of the south , ( part of the ownship of Onslow.At a regular meeting held April 5th, 1954.that by-law No.33 be forced regarding dogs, enacted as ! ( follows An annual tax for each dog.$1.00 \\ Phone 792 | for male, and $4.00 for female > dogs, is by these presents imposed < upon every owner or possessor of a dog.male or female.In the limits of the Municipality the said tax to become due and / exigible on the first of May of each year, and will be payable at the office of the secretary treasurer of the Municipality.The own- / er or possessor of dogs, male or female will be compelled to declare to the secretary-treasurer, t the number of dogs under his ( care, and upon his default to make such a declaration, will be liable of a penalty of $10,00.receivable by the Municipality for the benefit of the compensation fund.Wm.Dowd.Sec.-Treas.| ( Kaiser Sales and Service General Repairs - Body Work COTIE BROS.Phone 167\t46 Railway St.RENFREW, ONTARIO Always a Good Selection of \u2014USED CARS\u2014 Austin Hudson ' JB JOHN F.KELLY Auctioneer ! / Shawville / :-v o QUEBEC QUYON Licensed to conduct sales anywhere In Pontiac and district.Nothing too big or too small./ *1 ' G.R.BROMLEY OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined \u2014 A PAUL A.MARTINEAU B A , L.L.L.t JJ : ' V i ! en- & Barrister & Solicitor CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY Phone 28 nS \u2014 Optical Repairs MEDICAL BUILDING / SSéîleAssSSi / Pembroke Lawn Block / F.E.LACOURSE t CANJOa $ MOST PROGRESSIVE MOTOR CLUB / t I MILNE, HONEYWELL & BURPEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Phone 2-1114 / t / LORNE KEARNS Quyon 58 ) SOLE REPRESENTATIVE FOR ' PONTIAC COUNTY\t' anywhere in North America t ) includes: / Lowing member\u2019s car to start ( Removing member's car from ditches, snow or mud.Changing of spare tire from ( rack to wheel.f Gasoline delivery and battery changing ) Starting cold or frozen motor / thawing fuel line, etc.Key locked in car ( Thirty minute mechanical first aid on the road.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Residential & Commercial Call Shawville 217-J ALL WORK GUARANTEED ONE YEAR! ! / 56 Sparks St.Ottawa Lawn Block, Campbell\u2019s Bay.Phone 33 192 Raglan St., Renfrew, Phone 1464./ / / / / / W.T.& W.H.PRIDHAM Vision Specialists 103 Bank Street Dial 27420 t / MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION SINCE 1900 Suite 17 / w Ottawa Capitol Theatre Block t \\ ti / QYooJ Journey & Co.< t GE ORGE ST., OTTAWA, CANADA District Representative / C.R.TABER TEL.: 4-0417 t CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS t t 53 QUEEN STREET , fTAWA 4.ONTARIO TELEPHONE: 2-2240 / ADVERTISE IN THE EQUITY CLASSIFIED COLUMNS AND GET RESULTS HARRY WOOD.C.A.DWIGHT F.MCBURNEY.C.A Quyon, Quebec Phone 22 / t / AT THE LOCAL THEATRES MOVIES QUYON , SHAWVILLE THEATRE /> BR y SON THEATRE Renfrie /fonpsUo* LYN PesnAsioJze.tv THEATRE Fort Coulonge Home of Distinctive Pictures Matinees Monday \u2014 Wednesday Saturday at 2.30 p.m.Matinees\t| Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1 3.30 p.m.Saturdays and Holidays 2.00 p.m.Matinee Saturday Morning THEATRE Two Shows Nightly SIX NIGHTS WEEKLY News-Cartoon-Shorts Serial Thurs.& Fri.Reg.Prices 40c THURSDAY \u2014 : NEW AND MODERN TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.00 p.m.& 9.10 p.m.News, Short Features \u2022Wednesday Night Serial- THURSDAY A FRIDAY APRIL 15 A 16 Key\u2019s of the Kingdom Gregory Peck Vincent Price Daily Matlne 2.30 p 9.30 a m.FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 16 & 17 t WED.& THURS.APRIL 14 & 15 Sky Commando Dan Duryea Frances Gifford THURS., FRI.A SAT.APRIL 15 & 16 A 17 Mister Scoutmaster Jean Byron Clifton Webb THURSDAY A SATURDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY \u2014 SATURDAY \u2014 APRIL 15 & 16 & 17 Mister Scoutmaster Clifton Webb Voodoo Tiger lohnny Weissmuller 25c t FRIDAY APRIL 15 & 17 Î APRIL 15 & 16 Sweethearts On Parade Edmund Gwenn SATURDAY & SUNDAY APRIL 17 & 18 Meet Me At The Fair Dan Dailey Diana Lynn Technicolor FRIDAY A SATURDAY £ APRIL 16 & 17\t| Silver Whip\t\\ Rory Calhoun Dale Robertson * Technicolor Dream Wife Cary Grant Debroah Kerr Edmund Gwenn Technicolor SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 18 & 19 Thunder Bay lames Stewart MONDAY & TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Ray Middleton Eileen Christy MONDAY A TUESDAY \u2014WEDNESDAY\u2014 APRIL 19 A 20 A 21 THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY A TUESDAY APRIL 19 A 20 ipa sSuih SATURDAY A SUNDAY APRIL 17 A 18 Small Town Girl lane Powell Farley Granger \u2014 SATURDAY \u2014 APRIL 19 A 20 A 21 Joanne Dru APRIL 19 A 20 Dangerous When Wet1 Monday & Tuesday Esther Williams\tI\tWednesday, Dangerous When Wet Esther Williams Angel Face Fernado Lamas ajapaApg APRIL 19 A 20 A 21 Dangerous When Wet Fernado Lamas in&r WED.THURS APRIL 20 A 21 A 22\tFernando Lamas AMS a HA NI ONtnsi\tTechnicolor Lloyd Nolan Money From Home APRIL 22 * 23 *24 Dena Martin .Jerry Lewis Clifton Webb Joanne Dru THURSDAY FRIDAY A SATURDAY Money From Home APRIL 22 A 23 A 24 Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Robert Mitcham TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY APRIL 20 A 21 Boots Malone Wiliam Holden WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 Anything Can Happen John Wayne Jose Ferrer Kim Hunter Jean Simmons Esther Williams Technicolor / % Technicolor Johnny Stewart X "]