The equity, 24 mars 1955, jeudi 24 mars 1955

[" I 44 Voice Of The Pontiac 99 No.39.72nd Year Shawville, Quebec, Thursday, March 24, 1955 By Subscripts TWO WINS KEEP PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE HERE Politics Or Public Good?shawville Trounces Cardinal To Even Series At One Each Helen Murphy Named Queen At Local Ice Carnival Yalta Agreement Published After two days on the road including a forced stop-over at Arn-prior due to the worst road conditions Ôf the winter, the Cardinal \u201cPats\" dropped the second game of a 2 out of three series to Shawville «Tuesday flight.La< week the State Department taken.Egypt wants sanctions to of the U.S.A.made public its full be applied against Israel, but it record of what happened when is generally expected that the Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin met Council will merely deplore the et Yalta ten year ago.This record Gaza incident and urge both sides added little to the information al- to take measures to prevent any ready published about what hap- recurrence.In the absence of a pened at Yalta, disclosed no im- real peace treaty (which the Arabs portant secrets Shawville\u2019s Carnival at the Shawville came right back after a short rest and beat Ladysmith 10 a great to 5 at hockey.Some of the best hockey of the season might have were been witnessed but for the fact that the players all dressed women.Grandpa Ebert Richardson who scored half of Shawville goals discovered that silk stocking aren\u2019t the best protection on the shins b.and Wally Bretzlaff turned against hockey sticks.Dar Elliott, another of Shawville'# \u2018buxom lassies\u2019 scored the other five for the home town.It was hard to dis-tinpiUh the identity of the Lady -with a one to nothing victory in jsmith players either before or af-a costumed broom-ball game and 1er their meeting with Shawville.Shawville Arena last Saturday night turned out to be night for every member of the family.Children in costume judged by \u201cmystery judges\u201d ^nd Helen .Murphy was named Queen of the Carnival.Leona Bell, Betty Murphy and Bobby Kingdon also won prizes in the costume judg- » 1 Ron Thomas kept all but 5 Cardinal goals out of the nets in a .\t.do not want because they don\u2019t remarkable show of fine goa since World.War II, the want to recognize the existence of tending while Shawville scored 11.world has known the general a Jewish state) such incidents will Red Young took 3.Cecil MoTier-terms of argreement reached at probably continue.\t; nan 2.Frank Finnigan Ji Yalta'\t1\tDale.Bob McCredie, Bill Pirit?, Don, Trudeau and Gilbert Fraser each * as i Red » These were: 1.Germany was to be disarmed and broken up into 4 zones, each to be occupied by one of Russia, USA.Great Britain and France.(There were arguments about allowing France the control of r zone.Churchill stood out for the inclusion of France, Stalin against In Britain there is continued pressure by both Conservative and Labour members for a conference this year between the Western gest crowd seen at the Arena thls Powers (led by the British) and year was also the ro\u2019J8hest *am5 Russia.Their hopes in this direc- of the season vvith PenaUies 100 a I tion may have been blighted by numerous ,0 ment,orL \u201c publication of the Yalta docu- The cnly injury was t0 Frank since publication offers Finnigan who required s\u2018x stitches Russia an excuse for avoiding a I conference.out in the funniest get up of the evening.Ladysmith trounced Shawville one d The game, witnessed by the lar-1 Goalie, Ron Thomas to close a cut on his forehead.Next game to break the 1-1 tie will likely be at the Auditorium in Ottawa later this week.Co-ops Explained At Local Rotary Meeting ments it.) Shawville Defeats Quyon 9-2 ssz McCleary Leads Attack With Four 2.Russia would take part in the war against Japan shortly after the impending defeat of Germany.In return.she was to îeceive the following: In Russia, agricultural tion is reported not to be (a)\tSeveral islands beyond the Iup wi*1^ ehher population or innorth end of the main Japanese |dustr>'- To bridge the gap.thousands of labi uretS have been (b)\tInstallations and shipping I ed in the last -vear h'om the cities rights in Port Arthur and Dairen, to new farm lands.The aim is situated or.the coast of Manchuria.t0 brin8 74 million acres of prête) A share, with the Chinese.vioL!sly.untilled land under in operating the Chinese Eastern I cultivation and to produce grain from this land.The I* *sn t every after dinner speak-\treading, sermon, benediction and .\ter whose jokes carf be reprinted\tI all.At the close of the sendee the straight\twins in\tthe\tPontiac Junior\tI has\ton.y one game to\twin to\ttake\tin the family newspaper but Mrs.\t| minister asked the cowboy how Hockey\tLeague\tLawn\tCup Play-\thome the trophy and will be\tmak«\tGilbert Telford, is one exception,\tj he had enjoyed it and the cowboy offs last\tnight with\ta\t9-2 victory,\ting\tan all out effort\tin the\tnext\tA* this weeks meeting ot the\tsaid.\u201cWaal Parson, like I said, I Shawville Rotary ford spoke about Co-operatives.\u2018\u2022Rotary\u201d said Mrs.Telford one thing in common with Cocp- Both are providing a service.\" Co-ops provide service at cost whereas Rotary provides service at no cost, but the parallel maintains.Shawville answered Quyon's two I for Shawville last nigh Quyor.islands mov- don't know much about this here preachin\u2019 but if I was out on the pasture with feed for the cattle and only found one lone critter there 1 wouldn't throw him the whole load\u201d.Keith McCleary led in the scoring game of this series which will be with four fast goals in the third Played in Shawville on Friday period while Barry Draper did sterling service in the nets.Keith and Barry both starred nn the Radford team which recently won nas this week.March 25 and South Manchurian railroads These concessions were far rear! opinion is widely held that the plan would train be a; the farm system does n.t eratives ot sur r.collect!' i fYcr \\ ! Know All The Answers ing in their implications, and aj history was to shew need rot have been made.They wore rvade because it was estimated thrt \u2018.he Mrs.Telford was thanked by Mrs.Jack Tolhursv who said that as business and professional men.the Rotarians feel that they must find an answer to Communism and it may be that part of the any- ve necessary to the Richardson Trophy in the war with Japan would last 13\t+\t$\t* Farmer's League.Bob Findlay months after the defeat of Ger- Atcrtic test exposions have had scored two and Philip Hod gins, man}j and that RJusslan assistance two recent repercussions:\tFirst.Ken Yach and Laird Murray ac- would bg required.(It took only medical experts have expressed the slightly more than three months.Russia dec a red war on Japan just 25 days before the formal surrender and two days after the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.) 3.It was agreed that Poland should be partitioned along tne Curzon Line in the east; in return the Poles were promised German held territory in the west and north.Free elections in Poland after the war were promised.4.Plans for the establishment of the United Nations, through a 11954 conference at San Francisco, were made.Thg purpose behind publishing the Yalta documents seems to have 1er.arming Mrs.Telford spoke of the origins of the co-operative movement first in England among the 'Rochdale weavers and then in Canada wer is in the co-operative move-chief ly among farmers.Sh a few Tourists and sportsmen have been known to arrive in Pontiac hoping for the wonderful vacation counted for the other three.Qu-yon's players are still showing opinion that effects of radiation sickness arising from atomic plosions have not been made fully striking individual style both in they read about in Canadian travel known to the profession by the the forward lines - and in the nets folders and the first person they U.S.Atomic Energy Commission.Medical advances in this field have accordingly been seriously hammered.Second.British meteorological experts have finally concuded that, on the available evidence, the atomic blasts set off last year cannot be hold responsible for any extremes of weather encountered in spent ment.Mr.Tolhurst thanked Mrs.moments reviewing the Telford, a farmer's wife, for the Rochdale Principles ana mentioned leadership that fanners have tak-the local co-operative ventures en in what may be the most sig-such as Mutual Fire Association, mftcant movement in this century.Quyon Creamery.Co-op Hatchery Mr.Gilbert Telford was a guest and the Pontiac Co-op Medical of Rotary sitting at the president's Services which has grown from table.Election of officers took 190 members n 1949 to 510 today, place at this meeting and the new Then came the reprintable joke, slate was voted in as presented ex- ask about where to go hasn't the answer.This year will be as good a time to change this situation as any.Each person can be a one man chamber of commerce jus; by knowing the answers.Where to go.what fish and game to ex- rt seems there was a circuit riding by the nominating committee and but it was teamwork which wen pect, where accomodation is found, truster in the west who arrived r^ad by Art Hampson.The new where boats, cabins, guides, cook- 'one Sunday at a smart isolated President will be Clare Jacques.ing facilities exist and the costs missl°n to conduct church ser- vice Edgar Hodgins.The audience consisted of Secretary.Ed Pet*apieee.Trea#jr- president of all .these are included in a booklet called \"Licensed Outfit- one lpne cowboy.The minister er Jack Tolhurst.and Directors asked the ccwboy whether he felt Alex Pokes, Neil Drummond.Har- ces Keith McCleary Course Offers Varied Program ters\".This bock can be obtained that the service should be con- land Rowat and Bruce Horner ducted and the cowboy #aid, \u201cWa Parson.I don't know much a bo this here preachin' but if i vz out on the pastures with by writing to the.Licensed Outfitters Branch.Department of Jame and Fish, Parliament E Building, Quebec.Every store should have a copy of this attractive red plaid covered book in a the cattle and only found cne lone | velcpes it is hereby announced prominent place on its counter i.'t ! The report from the Easter Seal Committee was not very good, only s | $126 having been received to date, r 'For those who have lost their en- been that it was a step in the repudiation by the Republican Party of the Yalta agreements.Repudiation of this agreement was e plank in the Republican platform in the 1953 election.The unfortunate part about pub- The Agricultural Shori Course lishir.g the record is that it con- meeting dealing with judging seed tained the exact words used by and hay was held in the Masonic the leaders of the \u201cBig Three\u201d in Hall at 4.30.The course was op-all their conversation# \u2018 while at ened by Mr/ N.A.Drummond giv-Yata.Unfortunate because words ing the competitors pointers on spoken at that time were not then judging.The seeds judged weT'Qpj\t||||||||||||||||||||||| ||||||||||||| |||||||||||||||||||\t||||||||||||| tended for publication and were barley, oat», red clover, brome.Quyon vs Shawville at Shawvil therefore unguarded.Frank state- timothy, alfalfa and hay.There ments were made by the three, were four example# of each seed which when published, even ten to be placed in order of quality, years later, put the negotiators in There were about twelve coma\tbad light, and create or petitors who will be told their .anew hard feeling, bit- results later, terness and suspicion between the nations.ecü critter there I'd feed it*'.S he 'that the address to send donations By Ross Dickson a minister went back to the pulpit is \u201cR tarv Club.Shawville.Que-and carried out the complete ser- bee\u201d, and the donations should be vice, prayers, hvmns, « scripture sent in soon.H.and S.Hear Wm.Munroe (50 cents will put any item in this column until date of event.) from date of insertion March 25\u2014Junior Hockey play-offs t The Shawville and District Home Association which meets on the third Wednesday of every month was honored at its March meeting by the attendance of William Munroe, district inspector of Protestant schools.m March 22 to 29\u2014Youth week at Wesleyan Meth-odist Church, in Shawville.Special services each 7.30 p.m.Sunday.Rev.J.S.A.Spearman speaker.and School -¦ rmi j\t.a*\ta -V Belleville special i -y* stir Tuesday night's meeting was opened by Mr.Drummond and the I March 27\u2014Special Irish Singers.I Speaking on modern methods in film on the Winter Fair in Toronto Miss Man Watson and Marion Bar- elementary teaching.Mr.Munroe was shown.Then Mr.Drummond foot of Belfast.Ireland at Holiness answered questions which had introduced Mr.H.Rowat who spoke [ Movement Church Shawville for I been in many minds concerning this most important subject.* m ¦ 3 i '* m Nine out of fifteen countries have now ratified the Paris treaties for West German rearmament.Of the six countries which have not yet signed.France is* the only one in doubt.The rearmament proposal has already \u201cpassed the lower house there, and is now before the upper house.It is expected to pass without difficulty IF the government headed by Premier Edgar Faure can stay in power long enough to see it through.i % about farm loans and government service at 7.30 p.m.Joans.Mr.Drummond then in-\tI The president.Rev.H.G.Les- troduced Mr.Bonneman who talk- lMarch 29\u2014Bristol Ground Obser- ter reported the appointment of ed about cutting, wrapping and I vers Meeting at the Community convenors to carry out the work selling poultry.\tCentre in Bnsto1 at 730\tof the Home and School Associa- Mr.Drummond then called on \u2014\u2014-tion, as follows: refreshments.Mrs Mr.Matiais to talk about the lay- ped a baby woodpecker.\tArthur Dagg.membership Robert ing of eggs.He showed a few pic- Then Mr.Oliver showed col- Russell, publicity, Mrs.Henry Me lures on how eggs were made (oured slides and talked about Cord and Mrs.David Dickson.Del- landscspe gardening.Last on the égalés to the provincial program was a movie of the Wo-1 tion were elected and will be Mrs men\u2019s Institute Pageant The course will continue each IH G.Lester, evening at the Masonic Hall until The next meeting of the Shaw-Friday night when it will be at ville and District Home and School the High School to hear Hon.Jim-1 Association will be an evening of (Continued on Page Four) » \\ r \\ > * r> / and laid.Mr.Drummond told the joke about the poor* farmer In the deFollowing an attack on Gaza in pression who fed his hens sav Egypt by Israeli forces, the matter dust instead of laying mash.When has recently been submitted Ho the first chick was hatched the the UX Securiy Council.Action farmer was surprised to find that by the Council has not yet been J instead of a baby chick out pop- % conven- # Dickson, Reuben Smith and Rev Guest speaker at Monday\u2019s Rot- Directors of the Pontiac Co-oper-ary meeting in Shawville\u2019s Pon- ativ* Medical Services.The Dir- tiac House.Mrs.Telford is seen above as She presided over the recent meeting of the B;ard of Pontiac ectors are examining the implications for the new surgical hospital plan now going into effect in light entertainment on April 20 \\ I March 24, 1955 The Equity IPage Two - The Way I See It - (a weekly column) OTTAWA Report: KOVNDED IN 1883 The EauiTY by Anthony J.Wright PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT Pontiac Printshop Shaw ville, Quebec By subscription mly.In combina Won with Pontiac Advance $3.00 David and Rosaleen Dickson per year.Otherwise $2.00 per year.Authorized sa second class mail, P oat Office Department, Ottawa Ich^ by of the Minister is nearly one quarter Finance Some zealous government ser vaut has written a memo too | $4.360,266.393 and 55.000 unwanted UNESCO Harris estimates he will need for the film the fiscal year beginning April 1 The government payroll Rev.C.Watson many Publishers St Editors illustrated leaflets on World Without End have arrived next in Ottawa in four heavy (500 lb.» comes to about $66 for every man crates all the way from Paris.I woman and child per year, near France.Lest you laugh, remem-| !y ht if of it bv.ng for govern-ber Canada pays about $300.000 of :neV.agencies, tile rest fur full-money and mine yearly to t.n e civil servant like the truce men i mentioned who dispense Recently Jane and I made a one day excursion to the ancient city of York.It is only an hour and a half trip by train and the weather was lovely with the first real spring-like day we\u2019ve seen.There were patches of snow and ice around Sheffield but when we got to York we saw only green lawns and dry streets Three features stand out in our impressions of this mediaeval city, the Minster and the city walls which still stand and along the top of which there is a pleasant walk for summer visitors.There are still three gates in the wall which are pretty complete examples of mediaeval fortifications with portcullis etc.still in working order.The second feature is the mediaeval streets, especially the \u201cShambles\u201d, which has been maintained as much as possible as it was five hundred more years ago.Y ou really can shake hands the street from the projecting upper stor-evs.Manv of the houses have survived from the da vs of the first Elizabeth.The oak beams and panelling look to be good for another five hundred years.Lastly I must mention the Castle Museum, on enormous building filled with extremely interesting souvenirs of the past including the exact reproduction of a whole street with stores filled with the products that were sold in the early days of Queen Vicoria.In the street outside these stores the vehicles of that time, the hansom cab and the sedan-chair.\t__________________ your the UN, to maintain UNESCO lU.N.Scientific and Cul- Why Pay More?the soap.Evidently the government would not bacl: bonds or make a loan u:.s Educational tural Organization) in the tax-free comfort to which it has become accustomed on the Avenue Kle-ber.Paris* 16.I am told the film advertised is a masterpiece about UN.work in Mexico and Thailand but the crated leaflets remind me of seeing three men go around Ottawa offices filling liquid scap In last week\u2019s Equity appeared the minutes of the annual meeting of the Pontiac Rural Telephone Company.These included a recommendation to the new Directors that tenders should be called for with regard to the positions of Manager, Secretary-Treasurer and Chief Operators.At present the Manager is Charles Russell, the Secretary-Treasurer is Mr.Cuthbertson and the Chief Operator is Miss Gertrude Armstrong.None of these people have signified in any way that they would not continue in their present positions.Whatever purpose could be gained by asking for tenders at this time is questionable.A comparison of salaries paid here and elsewhere would indicate that the Pontiac Rural Telephone Company is already getting excellent value for its money in the case of both Secretary-Treasurer and Chief Operator and.as everyone knows, the manager who is also the chairman of the Board of Directors, acts without remuneration.If the directors act upon this recommendation it is more than likely that the tenders they receive will request higher salaries than are now being paid and they will thus be increasing their costs and at the same time broadening the gap of understanding between themselves and the non-union members of their staff.Since the motion was only a recommendation it can be hoped that the directors in their wisdom will weigh the advantages and disadvantages of the move and decide against it.ne ot some $' *w : to the to the Trans-Canada pipeline unless it got control of the project.The small group of shareholders who have put up the rest of the capital refuse to tor- f necessary pedo their own control by a deal with Ottawa\u2014-hence collapse of the plans to start the line this spring.The scheme collapsed really under its own weight:-to raise 75 percent of funds by bonds paying 4'% percent interest and to leave 12Kz stock in the dispensers'; One to unscrew, one to pour and one to supervise.A tax-supported operation like that of UNESCO.In replies of 7 and 15 March to C.C.F.members Colin Cameron B.C.) and Stanley percent common Centre) hands' of a group of insiders was not the most attractive proposition for investors generally.Pipe- rains but (Nanaimo Knowles (Winnipeg N Mike Pearson says this country has not made up its mind whether to suggest to the U.N.that it study possible dangerous effects of continual atomic and hydrogen bomb tests on human and 'other here.The External Affairs Minister agreed the U.N.would likely welcome the idea but he evideru.y did not want to embarrass the chief known tester of bombs\u2014the US.It's so cheap in Toronto to buy 1955 Chewy or Ford (respectS 1.600 and $1,700) that you\u2019d or lines are often gravy the bond-holders wolild not be aboard, the real profits would come to the shareholders.The new financing Trans-Canada plans may a wider distribution of across le mean shares on the open marke New Agricultural Standards Proposed a îveiy think the dealers really don't war.t to be caught with a big inventory of cars on which they had pa.u excise taxes (15%) in case Mr.\t, Harris favours cars cn Budget | « thonty of the Dominion over.Night in early April.It looks In at export and mterprov.nc.al move- , wav but some shrewd folk her.\tagricultural produc s and i = ?zzt vss, !\t?a.% dealers and makers.He ha, | Participants in the forthcom ng a $100.000.000 deficit to cope with d cassions m connection with the E\u2014H- H percent excise tax or what other mendations.goodies the budget will hold but be sure it will consider By W.A.Brown There is no question ; were bout the Rev.S.P.Rondeau, Local Student Missionary Of 1883, Dies At Montreal from Please Mr.Duplessis! An interesting effect of the recent inquest in Campbell\u2019s Bay.has been the number of extra Montreal and Ottawa motorists using Highway No.8.Having driven safely through Aylmer.Breckenridge and even Luskville, they consider their troubles are over when they strike the good Pontiac Highway.Then\u2014bing\u2014they hit Murrell\u2019s and from there on it\u2019s about ten miles of torture.Please, Mr.Duplessis, finish paving our highway.Visitors from afar will appreciate it on the special when their wheels turn in our County and the local populace will appreciate it every day of their lives.jx-.'îr.-fir= |5=ÏS In the summer of 1883, Mr.Rondeau was a student missionary in | the territory between Campbell's regular meeting of the Bay and Otter Lake.Having spent Shaw ville Hospital Auxiliary was SiX years as a medical student at March 8th.1955 at the McGill University before turning with Mrs.Harry his attention to theology, he was Sturgeon the president presiding, able to render great service large circle of needy people in that immense area.Shawville W.I.The key to successful agriculture is the substantial price precarried back to the pro-which the consumer has you can not how many votes it can win for Liberalism but how many jobs it can promote to help stem unemployment.In bad years lightly was the Abbot-t guide There were 3.049 rail crossing accidents taking 980 lives and injuring 3.404 persons at Canada's 31.000 crossings between 1916 and 1952.To curb the slaughter Transport Minister George Marier suggests more federal money million instead' of $1 million) yearly towards crossing improvement.Ottawa will pay up to 6C percent (ceiling of $300.000» of the cast of such works with municipalities 2St.O.mium ducer shown his willingness to pay for high quality products that consistently satisfy his re The products held on Pent House tax to a quirements.Too few agricultural products sufficiently well graded at retail levels' to permit consumers to exert this preference to the full-Bulk grading, too often, r itle more than a trade conven- ence the benefits of which rarely Moved by Mrs.Smyth and sec \u2022each the consumers and the re- onded by Mrs.Langford that the which in those days were plentiful infinitessirrunlly bills for tables' and chairs and a in that area.Oldtimers may re- The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison.Tliere were 12 members' present.The minutes of the previous meet-1S ing were read and approved.1 are | He used to tell of some of his experiences in those early days when the paths often led through fields which were favorite feeding grounds of the bears.est \u2022occasions oat sultant arbitrary.\t.small premiums bring little bene- yOUth bed for the Children's Ward member his as student missionary fit to producers.\tbe paid.\twith a knowledge of medicine static too long.Since , rg] biliary.Easier To Collect Money Locally For Local Needs To Be Administered Locally and railroads payng the total number of crossings, 771 are '\u2018protected** and 29.L91 are Even $5.000.odo w our his knowledge.Rev.Rondeau spoke French and English fluently.\u2018unprotected not go far on that jcb; at $300.''(V> _ crossing it allows aid fcr 1% crossings yearly only.There has been an increase cf 7.000 to the numbers on the Federal government\u2019s payroll, bringing the roll to 325.209 across the country.The bill comer to more than S84.000.000 every month, nearly billion dollars a year.That to remain hu war.in agricultural products, the recognition of improved qual- Moved by Mrs.Elliott and Miss ty\tthrough the upward\trevision\tSmart, that the Auxiliary purchase\tdeau went west and did\tmiss\u2019ion- of\tstandards, has failed\tto\tkeep\t100 yds cf draw sheeting and 100\tary work in a wide area\tin south- wit h the steadily improving yds of rinen tea tovvling.\twest Saskatchewan, taking a home- stead near where Woodrow was Moved by Mrs.Smyth and Mrs.\tjater iocated.He was a\tminister R Elliott that we have a food sale.\tof the Presbyterian and\tlater the United church until a few years He was1 widely known in presbytery, conference and general council circles.mg only five showed up.Dr.Fuîtes referred to certain aid which had J received irom the Red Cross local ca&s.Mr.Sutherland told the main usefulness of the Early in this century Mr.Ron- A meeting to establish a local \u2022 ; Cross committee was attemp*.- R o t e in ed last Friday evening in the base-of the Anglican Church in ior men Shawville.Mr.Sutherland, chairman for the area, was present and of those he invited to the meet- pace technique of production Manual grading, h mest products, sufficiently accurate comprehensive to satisfy modern demand or to in- now Red Cross was in the case of aisasters such as tires and floods in which cases they are quick to act.The possibility of maintaining a Shawville office ot the Red Cross where funds could be Handled without reference to Hull was The regular meeting of the brought up but no formal reconi-Bristol Council was held March 7, mendation was made to head with Mayor Beattie and a full otfjce Nobody present appeared board of Councillors present.\table to carry on the local money The minutes of the last meet- raising campaign for the Red Cross ing were read and approved on although Mrs.Dickson offered all motion of Crs.Smiley and Hark- possible help both through the neSs.\ttwo ocal weekly newspapers and Joshua Hughes met the board by circuating a Rod Cross Film requesting that the road foreman on the Film Circuit.The meeting be changed in his division.\twas adjourned without any plans Major Hill met the board re being made due to general lack sra-.t for the Salvation Army.Mot- of interest, the general feeling be-\u2018 Crs.Murray and Smiley that ing that it is easier to collect mon-of $150.00 be given the ey locally for local needs to be Carried administered locally.as practised iy just not sufficiently wi There were 27 articles* mended and 6 pillow cases and 15 new draw sheets completed.Collection amounting to $1.03.On motion of Mrs.Lunarr, and Mrs.Mason the meeting adjourned.Hostesses were Mrs.A.Brough and Mrs.A.McDowell.ago one Bristol Council day consumer the confidence it should in (.Bay School Board spire the minds of producers.The Protestant Boaiti of School Duff*s Of The Proposed Board Commissioners of Campbell\u2019s Bay To specify the agricul'ural promet March 2 at 8 pun.with Mr.ducts to which standards of qual-Aao Smith in the Chair and at tended by Harold Wilson, Melv.n Brtwn, Clarence Moorhead.Arthur Dur re 11, Principal C.P.Jackson and Supervisor Frank Trecartin.Bills passed for payment were $3.00 for a new broom.$3.36 for plywood and $125.36 tor school supplies.The minutes of the previous meeting were approved and correspondence of a routine nature dealt with.The Regional In- The eldest son, Chester, at Ncr-anda.Que., and the only daughter, (Lillian) and son in law, Mr.and Ms.Robert Taylor, and Karon of Foam Lake.Bask., went by air on receipt of Mr.Rondeau's illness, attain, a goal to achieve, some- Mrs.Chester Rondeau, on account thing in which the individual, and of illness was unable to attend, the service as a whole can make She was the former Gladys Hodgins an outstanding contribution lty should be applied.To establish the principles under which such agricultural products should be graded and the grades applied.To examine assess and make respecting the of Yarm recommendations and efficacy of existing utility standards and their application.To encourage and develop the fullest consumer and producer confidence in grading, through the application of electronics, ervgin-and other scientivic know- B*STAN1.EY t; :e old home town u 1\t' oh*.NQTX//MS r CAN DOÜ THEYCOME FECM I 600D FAMILIES I KNOW T71EY COME FROM 600D FAMILIES-BUT WHY DO THEY COME H£ri*sr 4 jon a grant Salvation Army Earl Queale and B.Doherty appeared at the board re widening yt the road between lots 7 and 8, were apdctorfs reporl was read and discussed after which Mr.Titcar-tin left the meeting to attend anI other Board meeting in Shawville.| The Health Supervisor\u2019s report read and discussed and the Z \\\\ a % een off I ledge, now available, to the more accurate* at $100 the remaining pt.16c be assessed to Joe Vaille at $300.I comprehensive.more^^g scientific, automatic grading Tange 11 Mrs._ more of agricultural products Fewer Regulations\u2014 Carried Ethel Emmerson appeared regarding the signing of indigent card for herself.Motion Crs.McCorriston and Ireland that this card be signed.Allen Horner appeared at the board re widening of side road between 16A and I5A range 5.The auditors report as prepared by Mr.A Daley was presented and Harry Creighton, Garnet Wiggins.it was moved by Crs.Smiley and John Laicas.James Russell.Carried Harkness that the same be approv- Motion Crs.Ireland and Stanley ed and accepted.\tCarried that the following bills be paid: Motion Stanley end Murray that Andrew Daley auditing, $5040, the following officers be appoint- Gatineau Power, 21.42; W.H.Hod- VKLfiSL.» »., ».K*ïti .\u201c«P- S Campbell, No.7 & 16; Peter Moyle bell.11.00; Salvation Army, 150.00; No 15 Ebert Beattie.No.35; Robt.Warren Campbell 17 50; Minard Richards.No.6; Leo Elliott.No.45.Hobbs.45.00.Separate School land Rural Inspectors, James Graham, sale taxes.$90.96; Municipality of Leonard Stanley, Hiram Beattie.North Onslow $118.75^ Gordon Russett> Alex Drummond.Motion Or.McCorriston that the Pound Keepers, Joe Rooney, meeting be adjourned.Clifford Beattie.Nathan ftnith\tH.S.Ballantyne.Sec.-Treas.was meeting adjourned S2 More Recommendations The success of any grading system depends largely upon the practicability of the standards and the continued enthusiasm and ap- of the administrative ¦ ?m m < ÉH Carried Mr.Beaupre met the board re signing indigent card for L.Lloyd.Motion Crs.Murray and Stanley that this card be signed for from September 24.1954 to September 24.1955.\tCarried.Motion Crs.Harkness and Ireland that the Secretary advertise for tenders for grader operator.tenders to be in by April 1st, 1955.Carried.Motion Crs.Smiley and MoCcr-riston that lot pt.16c be assesed to Wilmer Graham at $100 also pt.19c to J.W.Campbell be assessed k plication staff.' > Regulations, alone, tend to be-¦too detailed, too all-inclusive.wsA come They tend to confine the administration to a too limited field of action, the staff to stagnate.With fewer reguations and r|ore recommendations that go well beyond the scope of the regulations, the staff always has something to work for, something to promote, an ideal to 4% « % recommend® t i one THAT TOU7HFUL TOUCH 2 March 24, 1955 The Equity Page Three Chelsea paid a brief visit to Mr.cum/plete with pillow cases, had and Mrs.H.Smith on Saturday.been donated to manse by Mrs.Mr.L.Letts of Seven Islands.S.Jay and Mrs.L.Elliott, is spending some time here with Mrs.S.Young was to send fruit his family.\tetc., to Mrs.J.Cox.a patient in | the Community Hospital, and also to Mr.P.Smith.misted by the secretary, Mrs.D.Moodie and treasurer, Mrs.S.Irving.24 members and one visitor were present.Minutes of annual meeting were read and adopted.Treasurer reported $3.00 on hand.Mrs.J.Carty Supply Convener reported one dozen diapers being made and pasted in since last meeting and she had 10 draw sheets which she distributed later at the meeting.The new year's business began by fees being paid.Treasurer reported 26 members paid fee 113.00.Regular collection was $4.50 and Talent m^rcy from Mrs S.You ng, Mrs.Wm.Lamothe and MrJ.R.Laforrest was $3.00.The committees had additional members added.They are as follows:- sewing, Mrs.J.Carty.Mrs.R.Sparling and\tGorman; refreshments: Mrs.A.Carey and for and why we pay our fees of Mrs.Wm.Smith; ways and means.$1.00 per member.Mrs.McNeill Mrs.A.St.Germain, Mrs.L.Elliott read the treasurer\u2019s report in the Mrs.L.Martin and Mrs.R.LaFor- absence of Mrs.Wiggins.The program committee consisting ci Mrs.P.Ballantyne.Mr*.L.Ba y and The March meeting of the Elm- Mrs.E.Roy presented the program side W.I.was held at the home *or\ting year.Elmside W.I.Campbell's Bay By Ruby Moodle United W.A.Visiting Mr.and Mrs.Percy Young during the week and on the weekend were Mrs.Joe Lance of Otter Lake.Mrs.Wilfred Mc-Ara, Mr.and Mrs.Mel Young and Mr.Mervin Young of Ottawa.Mrs.F.Pritchard of Hamilton is spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.Percy Smith and family.Mrs.P.Martineau spent a few days in Montreal during the past week.Mrs.B.Smith and little daughter Jo-Ann.spent most of the past week with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.O Hodgins in Renfrew.Miss Helen Lawn of Ottawa spent the weekend here friends.of Mrs.R.Cartman.The assisting hostess was Mrs.J.N.McCredie.Mrs.R Cartman and Mrs.Ebert \u2022Rie nominating committee (f The March meeting of the Womens Association was held on Wednesday evening at the heme ^eld on April 26th in the church of Mrs.T- Elliott, with Mrs.J.h'a 11-Prentice presiding were present.Meeting opened with pre-Easter j ing.Mrs.S.Robinson and Mrs.B.devotionals taken by Mrs.H.Tub- Smith will be in charge of deman assisted by Mrs.C.Gorman, votional exercises.Meeting closed With the reading of the min- and delicious refreshments were utes.business followed.All côok- served by hostess, assisted by Mrs.books were reported sold and a A.Murray, discussion regarding ordering more was held, with the result that 200 additional copies be ordered.A home cooking sale will be The President, Mrs.W.J.Murray Smith submitted the new slate of was assisted by Mrs.E.Roy, Sec- officers as follows' President, Mrs.retary, opening with the Ode and J.Campbell, vice presidents.Mrs.Collect, reading the minutes.Mrs.M.Stewart and Mrs.E.Pirie, Sec-Murray gave a short talk on the retary, Mrs.M R.Bailey, Treas-Qiiebee lawsr and women\u2019s rights urer, Mrs, P.Ballantync, Conven-in this Province and a discussion followed.Get well cards were sent to two sick friends.The School Fair was discussed and all ray hope the Elmside W I.can make this coming one bigger and better than ever.14 sick visits were reported.The program was a ciis-cussion on what the W.1.stands Mrs.A.Murray invited ladies to her home for the April meet- 14 members ors\u2014Agriculture.Mrs.J.N.Mc-Credie.Education, Mrs.E.Roy, Home Economics, Mrs.W.J.Mur-Citizenshp, Mrs.S.5.McNeill, Welfare and Health.Mrs.J.Storie, Publicity, Mrs.L.Bailey.Mrs McNeill then played the piano while the ladies sang several old time songs and a delicious supper was served with Mrs; J.Storie and Miss Shirley Cartman assisting the hostess.C.B.Hospital Auxiliary The March meeting of the Campbell\u2019s Bay Auxiliary of the The\ttravelling basket brought in\tPontiac\tCommunity Hospital\twas with\t$9.71.\tIt was reported a\trefrig-\theld on Monday evening at\tthe erator\thad been purchased\tfor the\tCourt House with\tthe President, Mr.and Mrs.R Robinson\tof\tmanse\tand a pair of down\tpillows.\tMrs.P.\tMartineau\tpresiding,\tas- \\ * i rest M.Ajggm Discussion followed regarding our objective for coming year.Mrs.Martineau stressed that there is a greater incentive to work when a definite goal or aim is set.Next meeting will be held on April 18th at which Mrs.J.Carty will be hostess.Mrs.Carey named Mrs*.L.Elliott, Mrs.A.Murray, Mrs.L.Martin and Mrs.J.Bradshaw as refreshment committee.The president welcomed two new members, Mrs.J.McGahem and Mrs.B.Kelly, to our Auxiliary.Meeting adjourned and sandwiches and cake were served by Mrs.H.Martin, Mrs.B.Smith, Mrs.H.Wilson and Mrs.E.Smith, assisted by Mrs.A.Carey and Mrs.S.Irving.SHOPWORK A BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CHECK YOUR / Cabinets\tCore Boxes Sash and Frames Screens and Cupboards Small Machine Work E IMPROVEMENT NEEDS FROM THIS Percy Belsher (Successor to Herbie Wilson) Shawville Phone 221 LIST: / Ü 0 for bathroom, I kitchen P\t?florogo repairs m\t?recreation room in M basement 0\tQ wiring |$j ?storm end screen P m windows and doors §§ I\t?interior decorating y\t?flooring %\t?now roof or roof || repairs 1}\t?a second bathroom > ; .\t?a basement 1\tshower-stall * B.|\t?insulation\t\\ |\t?enclosing a\t! verandah\tj I\t?sun porch for\tj | bock of house\t\\ ¦M\t?kitchen\tj I modernization\tj %\t?fences\t| I\t?hooting system\tf i\tQ extra closet\tI I\t?collar waterproofing\tI I\t?landscaping\t| '\t?construction or\t| ! improvement of\t| J driveways, walks,\t1 I sidewalks, curbs, etc.I\t?addition of an 1 extra room j\t?finishing your attic Q f ¦nmsj k».Fine Quality Gins and Real Rye Whiskies GIVES YOU BETTER LIVING FOR YEARS TO COME .4 -> / Enjoy the conveniences you and your family have dreamed about.\u2022 modernize.make improvements that save you money in running your house, bring new beauty into your home.Now is the time to arrange a low cost Home Improvement Loan with The Bank of Nova Scotia\u2014up to $2500 for a 1-family dwelling, and more in cases of certain multiple family dwellings.Why not discuss your plans soon with your BNS manager\u2014he\u2019ll be glad to advise you and assist you in every way possible.am # T 5 AT THE MCE OF OTHER.rr*i \u2014\u2014-inroiviwi 6 \\ mW \\ NOW is the time to make your arrangements to improve your home ATA HOTEL?» f lowest price ever /< S / % V h » \u2022 > f A 21 inch TV sensation with a 43^ bigger picture no more than most 17 inch sets New \u201cDX\" range finder Scope\" built-in aerial .tone control .L that gives picture sharpness over the entire screen j**.$ / yet costs 'X i Yes \u2014 or j many other odvontoges for the family \u2014 of Ottawa's Lord Elgin.1.Dependable boby sitters available and reasonable.2 FAMILY RATES \u2014 no room charge for ' children 14-years and under accompanied by parents.3.\t25 per cent off meals for children 4.\tFormulas no problem \u2014 no charge 5.\tCribs, toidy seats, bibs and disposable diapers supplied.\u2014 no charge.6.\tCAR PARK \u2014 supervised \u2014 on premises (100 cors).7.\tCentral location \u2014 just o step to Parliament Buildings and shopping district.\u201cThe A chantages of a Hotel with the Convenience of a Motel** .\u201cOmnivariable TV Flex-O-Motic Focus \\ é .V.A- .95 $229 der 10 years.H* ::: H \u2022 Helping Canada Grow \u2022Your Partner in CALL OR DROP IN FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR ANTENNAE AND INSTALLATION ' A The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA \\ r LORD ELGIN HOTEL Pontiac Furniture Centre SHAWVILLE Your BNS Manager is a good man to know.In Campbell's Bay he is E.W.Morris.In Fort Coulonge he is J.O.Bridge.ELGIN AT LAURIER OTTAWA TELEPHONE 5-3333 A CHANGE that PREVENTS a REST! TWO GREAT PAINTS A/OMf I 4 CO OR MATCHED\u201d! a ta-gr E?irt A A I* * I ¦ t » ^5SE3 G If the flock is lagging in production a change of feed may boost the egg count.North Star\u2019s Special Green Pellets is a super laying ration designed to \u201cwake up\u201d a lazy flock\u2014 it\u2019s the 'change in feed that prevents a rest.This super feed is not required by birds in normal production.This feed is designed to restore egg flow to flocks whose feed intake has decreased.«.** \u2014 ^Ull $ f Ù AIK PULA« 1 In X Mi W-* Y 0 aik y, c.A M '-HAÎ PU L Ail i »««« » \" A l K Y O AIK YD 1t.w ALKYD ALKYD, kmin Mot \u2022Tl 0c*>*USS SEMI-Ot°5$ \u2022\"«\u2022lOi »i*1 M ##5G*.it x< ar-\\* DUIAMEL cc/ 'UKHI fU> > in Moore ^ FLAT PAINT FOR WALLS A SEMI-GLOSS FOR WOODWORK Benjamin Moore paints Shawville Milling Co.Ltd.DEAN & MERRITT'S \u201cWhere Trading Is A Pleasure!\u201d LLOYD STEVENS, Manager TELEPHONE 304 Shawville General Store Phone 29 i j * March 24, 1955 The Equity Page Four a successful year with cash don- hegfth, Mrs.Leonard Horner allons given earlier to Save The Children Fund, Ontario Hurricane Mrs*.Gerald Hudgins was elected Hospital, Canadian Institute for the Relief Fund, Pontiac Community Blind and hampers of food to two needy homes before Christmas.Fresh and canned vegetables, yams, were given to our local hospital, jellies, canned fruit and pickles In a draw Mrs.Lloyd Conolly won a smocked blue satin cushion.Reports of program committee for 1955-56 was read and accepted, donated by Mrs'.Gerald Hodgins.Officers for 1965-56 are President, Gerald Hodgins, first vicepresident, Mrs.Robinson Hodgins, top urches'e more dishes for the seC0nd vice-president, Mrs.Walt* High School Cafeteria.$1000 was Clarendon W.I.DON'T DRINK Anybody\u2019s Alcohol Thep reject to entertain teachers on the staffs of Shewville Public and High Schools in members* homes is almost completed.A vote of thanks to Mr.and Mis.Dickson for their courtesy in publishing reports of the W.L branch activities in The Equity during the year was adopted.Mrs.Leonard Horner was appointed representative to the Pontiac Hospital Central Auxiliary.Refreshments were served by the hostesses and social time spent after the close of the meeting.Would you?- - Have you?president of Clarendon W.I.at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs.Sidney Draper, with Mrs.Gerald Draper assistant hostess.The motto for this month.\"Life is like a pathway through the snow, be careful where you step for every mark will show.\" was dealt with in a reading by Mrs.Walter Kilgour.FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN Have you had teacher training?Would you like to teach next year on a part time or full time basis?Have you a house or an apartment to rent?Would you take teachers to board?\u2014If the answer to any of these questions is YES\u2014 \u2014please contact the\t\u2014 SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOLS Advertisement Not every drinker becomes an alcoholic but there Is no know n method of saying which ones will.\u2014F.mtlac committee on Alcohol and Alcoholism.During the business session a donation of $25 00 was given to ^rs Clarendon School Board to be used Kilgour; secretary.Mrs.Lloyd given to both Maple Grove and , Connolly, tteasurer, Mrs.S.How- Shaw v ile Village Cemeteries.Orange Protestant Cchildren's Home James Tracy and Canadian Red Cross NOTICE Phone 200 Shawville aid; convenors, agriculture, Mrs HHBHHB» citizenship, Mrs Gerald Draper, education, Mrs Keith Brownlee, home economics, \\ND GET RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE EQUITY Reports from convene its showed Mrs.Milbuin Hodgins.publicity, Mrs.Arthur Dagg; welfare and The Annual Meeting of the Mr.Motorist - - - Come Alive! ! Party Snowbound PONTIAC COMMUNITY HOSPITAL will be held in the Anglican Church Hall Shawville, Quebec Last Wednesday evening Rad- l ford Farmers Hockey Club, after winning the Richardson Bros.Trophy journeyed to the farm of Lloyd Brownlee, where Mr.and Mrs.Brownlee were host to the players and their girl friends at a wiener roast.One of the high lights of the evening was when Mr.Royce Hodgins was* handed a birthday cake lo cut with everyone singing Happy Birthday for Royce.The family took this occasion to remember Lloyd with an electric razor for his birthday on Sunday.March 20.After everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves by eating all the we mers, doughnuts, cake, cookies and coffee.Frank Pirie Captain) thoughtfully thanked Mr.and Mrs.Brownlee for their kindness*.Mr.Hughie and Wilmont Horner supplied the music and singing for the evening.Clive Smart coming for his son Bruce found himself stranded with the rest of the party.After much effort on the part of all.to get out, they returned to the house to await a snow blower.Thanks to Mr.Hubert Elliott all were back on the job when morning came, feeding cows and hens, etc.GO FORD FOR \u201955 N \u2022 « on / WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th at 2.30 p.m.To receive reports, Election of Officers.A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to be present at this meeting.\u2014James C.Gôrdon, President ) U U r à # \\ See Them - - Drive Them At Our Bright And Modern Showroom On No.8 Highway SHEPPARD MOTORS SHAWVILLE, QUE.- RHONE 152 Men\u2019s SUITS Short Course For Men Who Wish To Look Their Best At Budget Prices Wiœmè- (Continued from Page One my Gardiner and a musical program including some local square dancers that Mr.Kehoe is training._ .Wednesday evening's meeting started with a film about the insides of a cow and then Mr.Drummond introduced Mr.Smiley who talked a few minutes about hoping the weather man would take pity on us.Then there was a talk about sheep shewing and scveial questions answered safety with the tractor was* shown, I a photograph was taken o.\" some of the men present including Ver-tel Smiley.Lee H xlgins, Arthur Dagg.Dave Davies.Leonard Hor- 1 per.Then these men had a dis- : cussion on cheese, milk and l.ve- , block marketing.Church Services SPLASH WEAVES I 1 ! A film on ' SUNDAY, MARCH 27 FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT STARKS CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev.D.Routley Thursday, 145 p.m.CHOV \u201cGood News Program\" 10.00\ta-m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Service 7.45 p.rn.\u2014Evening Service Portage du Fort 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School 3 00 p.m.\u2014Evening Service A new SPRING cloth that has higher priced ranges \u2014 plus all the wearing qualities of the good appearance \u2014 new rich tones of charcoal grey, medium blue arid cinnamin brown \u2014 black.UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA SHAWVILLE PASTORAL CHARGE Minister Rev.H.G.Lester, BA, B D* | SHAWVILLE 10 00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Worship Zion 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Public Worship ! \u2014Everybody Welcom PARISH OF CLARENDON Rev.R.G.Elliott.Rector St.Paul's, Shaw ville 11.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer 7.30 pjn.\u2014Evening Prayer Wednesday.March 30 10.00\ta.m\u2014Holy Communion 8.15 p.m.\u2014Lenten Service Holy Trinity, Radford NO SERVICE Thursday.March 24 8.30 p.m.\u2014Lenten Sc**vice at Garfield Hodgins St.Luke\u2019s, Caldwell 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion HOLINESS MOVEMENT C ainpbellV Bay Rev.A.Wilkins 9 45 a.m.\u2014 Sabbath School 11.00 a.m.\u2014 Morning Worship Tuesday \u2014 8 p.m.Prayer Meeting Friday \u2014 8.00 p.m.Young People's BRISTOL RIDGE PENTECOSTAL MISSION 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Wednesday 7.30 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Pastor H.A.Beaudry STARK\u2019S CORNERS Rev.A.F.Fokes, D D, Pistol 7.30 pjn.\u2014Evening hour of worship 'John's* messages to the churches\u201d $45 .00 2 PANTS BRISTOL PASTORAL CHARGE Rev.G.K.Stewart.MA.B D St.Andrew\u2019s 11.00 a.m.\u2014Worship Service Austin 3.00\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service Knox 8.00\tpm.\u2014Evening Service SHAWVILLE Pastor: Rev.Marion Gilmer 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 8.00 p.m\u2014Prayer Meeting North Onslow Friday, 8 00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Service Quyon Tuesday P 00 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting PARISH OF CAMPBELLS BAY Rev.S.H.Irving St.George\u2019s, Campbell's Bay 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Alban\u2019s.Parkman 2.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.George's, Portage du Fort 11.00 aon.\u2014Sunday School 7.30 pm.\u2014Evening Prayer Sizes 36 to 44 BFTHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor.Rev.W H.Krause Sunday Services 10 a m.\u2014Sunday School 7 30\u2014p m.\u2014Evangelistic Ser vice.11 am.\u2014Morning Worship b 00 p m.\u2014Prayer.Bibie Study, Wednesday.8.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples.Frt SPECIAL MEN S ALL WEATHER COATS CLARENDON CIRCUIT OF THE UNITED CHURCH Rev Geo.C.Heslop.pastor WESLEY 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service YARM 11.00 a.m.\u2014Worship Service RADFORD 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Service Nylon \u2022 gabardine cloths lining, showerproof\u2014slip on style\u2014navy, powder blue, beige, grey\u2014shorts, tails and regular models.Sizes 36 to 44 full satin milium PARISH OF QÜYON Rev.F.R Lawler, B.A.LTh.St.Luke\u2019s, Eardley 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion St John The Evangelist, Quyon 11.60 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer 11.30\tam.\u2014Sunday School Wednesday, March 30 10.15 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Barnabas', Bristol Mines 2 30 pm.\u2014Evening Prayer St Thomas, Bristol 7 30 pm.\u2014Evening Prayer WESLEYAN METHODIST ShawviUe .Rev.W R.Sc ha me horn 1000 a m.Sunday School 11.00 am.Morning Service 7.30 p.m.Evening Service \u2014WEDNESDAY-800 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Friday Evening 8.00 p.m.\u2014W.Y P S.PRESBYTERIAN Regular value $25.00 Bristol Memorial Presbyterian Bristol, Quebec student Douglas Fulford in charge 9.45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School Il 00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship $17.95 FORT COULONGE CHARGE J.A.VELDHUIS Lay Supply Minister.10 45 am.\u2014Davidson 2.30 pm.\u2014Watlham 7 00 p.m.\u2014Fort Coukmge St Andrew» Presbyterian Church Fort Coulonge Minister, Rev.C.Younger-Lewls, 11.00 am\u2014Morning Service 7.00 pm \u2014Evening Service A Hearty Welcome To All \u2019ortnightly Services at Mansfield School House at 2.00 pm.THE LUTHERAN CHURCH Schwarts Pariah Ladysmith Rev.E.Buehler, Pastor St.John's.Ladysmith 10.30 am\u2014Morning Service Zion, Schwartz 7.30 p.m.\u2014Vesper Hour Lent en Services in both Churches at 7.30 pjm.Wednesday at Schwartz Tuesday at Ladysmith NORTH CLARENDON Mr.A.E.Lawrence St.James.Otter Lake 10.30\ta m\u2014Morning Prayer St George's, Thorne Centre -NO SERVICE\u2014 St.Matthew's.Charters 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St Stephen's, Greermonnt 2.30 pm.\u2014Evening Prayer à WESLEYAN METHODIST Campbell's Bay Fred S.Irish, BA.Minister 0 10.01 am\u2014Sunday School 11.00 am \u2014Worship Service 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 7JO p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting EGÀNVILLE Ki NIKI W SHAWVILLE STANDARD CHURCH Rev.C.E.McEwen 10\t00 a.m\u2014Sunday School 11\t00 a m \u2014Church Service 7SO p.m.\u2014Evangelitic Service % The Equity March 24, 1955 Page Five Miss Stella Fulford and Miss , Miss June Stewart, Miss Erma Miss Joan Corrigan, R.N.of I Eileen Armstrong arrived in Van- Howard, nurses in training at British Columbia is visiting her ,\u201ew,\tw,*\t,h\u201e\tM- mother, Mrs.Archie Storey off ShawviUe for a weekend reunion.Lance Cpl.Bruce Say le, now stationed at Camp Borden, spent the weekend with hiu wife and children m ShawviUe.Oldest No.5 Forum Member Marks 85th Birthday ShawviUe and Mrs.Lawson to spend some time.Abe Katz is in town from East Hampton, N.Y., on business.Mrs.Alex Olmsead, of Aylmer spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Austin McDowell.Mr.Melvin Harris, Miss Joyce Bretzlaff, Arnprior spent the weekend in town with friends.Corrigan.Mrs.John E.Dagg.Bea^hburg, visited her daughter and son in law, Mr.and Mrs.Jamet# Stevens, Austin, last weekend end other friends in ShawviUe.After 42 years, Eddie Finan of Fort William, is here renewing old friendships.He spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs.James* Horner.He has been staying with friends and relatives, amongst whom are Mrs.Joseph Little,- Starts Co Thomas Tubman o of Mr.Finan.Mrs.E.R.Hayes', a few days with Mrs town.Ottawa, spent .L.Kelley in C.G.I.T.Tea Mrs.Fred Martin spent Thursday in town Miss Anna Young, Renfrew.Ont., spent the weekend with her parents.Clarendon No.5.held it's second last meeting of the season at the home of Elvyn Corrigan, with ten members present.The topic \u201cSafety on Highways'* was discussed questions answered and officers were chosen for next season.Our meeting was turned into a birthday party for our eldest members Mr.W.H.Corrigan, who was 85 years young.Miss Marie Hobbs of Toronto, On Saturday, March 19, the Dorothy\tand Diane\tHobbs\tof\tOt-\tCG IT members held their an- tawa,\twere all\thome\twith\ttheir\tnual St.Patrick's tea in the Shaw\u2014\tville United Church basement, green and white streamer# and which was gaily decorated with m\tfour leaf clovers.From 3-7 pm.|\tthe girls served a chicken salad /§\tsupper.There was also tables of fancy-work, grab boxes, shell jewellery, and home-cooking.The A ; ; and Mrs tawa, sisters TELLS OF HAPPY ENDING TO CRASH LANDING Rev.Leslie Dean of Richmond, has spent a few days with his mother.Mrs.J.A.Dean at her home on Centre St., ShawviUe.Miss Shirley Sharpe, Ottawa, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Tom Sharpe.The Forum gave Mrs.Corrigan members and their three leaders, a years subscription to the Read-Miss Audrey Bishop.Mrs.John R.ers Digest and presented him with McDowell and Miss Betty Young a huge birthday cake, were assisted at the tea by Miss\tMHfePHH Roberta Dagg.A good crowd was bers and gave three very long rec-in attendance and the tea was very itations.Next Monday evening the successful DONATE TO-DAY Mr.Corrigan thanked the mem- Forum members hope to visit the On Wednesday evening.Marc^ Chenaux development at Portage 23.the Senior Group held a ban- A very nice lunch was served by quet and sing-song PLAY ROTARY RADIO BINGO > Z i the hostess.< * MOM THAN $5,000.00 IN PRIZES i w fo&on'4 '-\\U j « v Free White cards still available.i \u2014Central Press Canadian Special Constable Gordon Bartlett of Churchill, Man., tells his wife how he and the six other marooned persons huddled in a tent to keep warm during the four days they spent on the Arctic snow in 55 below zero weather.They had enough food, but a few days more and they would have had no fuel for cooking or heating.Their RCMP plane, spotted by an RCAF Otter, crash-larded in the Arctic tundra when weather closed in on them on a flight to Ennadai air station*, 290 miles from Churchill, and a ludio beam which they were following was switched off.All proceeds for Welfare Work Pembroke Rotary Club./ /1' * 0 \\ X ft V) Are you a Do-It-Yourself Driver ?Or would you rather be waited on hand and foot?,:v 0 # I * / r\tFirst to the rescue of |\tthe thirsty throat You\u2019ll find nothing quite so satisfying as a mellow Molson\u2019s for pleasantly putting out a thirst.Æ\tIts true malt flavour and ~\tunvarying quality ring the bell every time.0 \\ t % l I Position the seat yourself Chevrolet\u2019s big, beautifully upholstered front seat moves up and forward or down and back into your most comfortable position.There\u2019s more interior room this year for hips, hats and shoulders! .or let electricity do it?No need to worry about electrical equipment running your battery down in a new Chevrolet.It gives the reserve power of a 12-volt electrical system \u2014 easily capable of meeting your car's demands.!k\\iT y or let Powerglide do it?Powerglide, too, is better than ever this year.Smoother, slur- / dier, and jackrabbit quick on the getaway.It\u2019s the most popular automatic transmission* in Chevrolet\u2019s field! Rather shift for yourself .Shifting\u2019s smooth and easy with Chevrolet's new and finer Synchro-Mesh transmission.Gearshift and steering control shafts are concealed in a single, attractive housing.x s ) £ / V-, o* 'J Jk 7 or save effort and gas with Do all your own clutching or have power make it easier?What's new and improved about Chevrolet?Everything Chevrolet Power Brakes* are better than ever\u2014let >ou stop swiftly and safely by a simple pivot of your foot from accelerator to brake Dedal.Apply the brakes like this .An improved braking system and new swing-type pedals make it a cinch to stop your Chevrolet on the proverbial dime.And Chevrolet\u2019s amazing new Anti-Dive control gives you \u201cheads up\u201d stops! / Overdrive?The \"frec-w heeling\" effect of Chevrolet\u2019s new Touch-Down Overdrive* eliminates much of the clutching necessary at city driving speeds.And on the highway it reduces engine speed by 22Ç1 - greatly increasing fuel economy and reducing engine wear.Clutching is easier than ever with Chevrolet\u2019s new.High Capacity !ri-F:!ex Clutch.The new pendant-type pedal and single diaphragm spring reduce the amount of foot pressure required, while other new advances ensure positive clutch engagement./ : / f / I : : See The SPECIAL ù s X k ' Rather have standard steering or the extra ease of Power Steering?or just push a button?Like to adjust any one window -or all four of \u2019em-with the mere push of a button?Automatic window and seat controls* are available on Bel Air and \"Two-Ten\" models.Rather roll your own .Chevrolet gives you separate crank controls both for windows and ventipanes.This is yet another of the many great conveniences offered by Chevrolet \u2014 newest of new cars.i % How easy and sure can steer\u2014 For parking and slow-speed ing he?Try ihis new Chevro- turning, there\u2019s nothing quite let and see Chevrolet uses a so easy as Power Steering, of ball hearing system to cut fric- course.Good news: Chevro tion to a minimum-and to get let\u2019s new linkace-tvpe Power really fast steering response Steering* is reduced in price : : Of The 1954 GENERAL ELECTRIC I e *Optional at extra cost motoramic Automatically - Chevrolet\u2019s stealing the thunder from the high-priced cars! k (3 * # *\t* A * A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Washers # and r #\u2022 Refrigerators ÙÆ i j 1 Wa m -A I at The Be/ Air 4-Door Sodan.You'll find your favor it* model among Chovrolofs complote lino of Fishor Body beauties.C-I7RC W.A.HODGINS SHAWVILLE * March 24, 1955 The Equity Page Six IT WAS ) FUN.throwing THEM, T 6RAMPS/.' J SACK ALREADY?I THOUGHT YOU SAID YOU WERE ¦¦ ' GOING TO HAVE FUN THROWING SNOWBALLS llj* Fort Coulonge ! m i gteâtâ/e! wv A New Combination Surgical-Hospital Coverage is Now available to the people of Pontiac.Surgery accounts for 50% of the cost of illness.__Payments may be made semi-annually\u2014 Yearly rates: Family plan including children up to 18\u2014$60.00\u2014Single person $30.00.Membership is also still open on the Hospital Service.\u2014Yearly rates: Family $22\u2014Single $11.50 'For particulars call 610-25 or write MRS.GILBERT TELFORD R.R.1, Shawville ü'jtf T* o , - # Hr y ; mm- 1 } IlV.( SUftèfb i !dq& ! À ^Hgsbeer try.Pontiac Co-op Medical Services DOW ME we* Y LIMITED I Page Eight The Equity March 24, 1955 I The Marketplace Of The Pontiac Notice Classified Advertisements including Births, Engagements, Articles or Property wanted to buy, eel! or exchange.In Memoriams.Public Notices, etc., are two cents and lawn and good garden.Price a word with a minimum of 50c in $4000 Next to Orange Hall.Apply advance.Otherwise 25c extra.to owner, W.J.Click, phone 61&-14 For Sale Attention Farmers Baby Chicks for sale rocks.Hemp-Rock; Hamp-Sussex; White Rocks, day old and started chicks.Write or phone Shawville Co-op Hatchery, phone 98 For Sale Lost Tenders Wanted Complete sawmill in the C P R yards.Ottawa, must be moved Barred Tift and wheel between Lei # Barr's farm and Ladysmith on livered to the Public School at Monday, March 14.Finder phone Portage du Fort.Tenders to be omSl in the hands of the Secretary-Treasurer by April 11, 1955.John Man well House on Centre Street, Shaw-ville, six rooms, brick, with summer kitchen, cement cellar, lights, Asking price $1,200.16 carriage water.iAside plumbing, full lot and *igc:\tbeLis.blower and pi; ing.With 50 H.P., 200 amp service electric motor and boxes.$1,500.Complete sawmill at Beechgrove.$2.500 lee» power.3\" Band saw.International seed drill for horse Pony Band, with automatic feed, or tractor.Black work horse four Will resaw 2 x 12.Power feed yeans old.Steel tired buggy in ripsaw.Buz planer.These mach-good shape.James Howard xm3! ines have V belt drives and all enclosed mot and switches.8\" planer.4 side.Smith roller can bearing Lag bed surface planer, roller bearing.Also blower system.R W.Bony, 600 Keenan Ave.Ottawa, Phone PA 2-1700 12 cords of 2 foot haz'd wood.de- Ervin Woods, 618-13 otc Wanted To Buy Secretary-Treasurer of the Public School Board.Portage du Fort Tenders Wanted Highest prices paid Tor car or truck pulpwood.Write of phone for prices and particulars.J.M.Argue, Shawville oall For Sale Scaled tenders marked tenders for Operator of Power Grader, be received by the undersigned Secretary-Treasurer for an Operator of the Power Grader for the Municipality of Bristol.Applicants must /bate experience and salary expected.Tenders to be in the Secretary\u2019s Office not later thaï) April 1st, 1955, lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.H.S.Ballant y ne, Sec.-Tveas Wanted 19^2 CMC 1 _\u2022 ton good median ical condition, G.M otc adio.heater and defroster.Would exchange for 51 or 52 car and give some dif- j BIRTHDAY CALENDARS from ference.George Foster.Kazabazua.the QuySn Womens Institute Quebec.\tom24 be obtained at the IGA store in Quyon or at the Bank in Shawville.Couple, to work on mixed dairy farm, furnished accomodations.No apply Iverson Harris.An> me with cattle fur sale please contact James Horntr phone 635-11 children, Shawville dtc xm31 Anyone who is not saving the green Ogilvy play money, please send it to me, June McGrath, R.2, Shawville, phone 644-24.One Beach range used one year; One rangette good condition.10 Baby Chicks - Rock Leghorn, Ryniouth-rock hens, laying, Mrs.Hamp-Rock, and Barred Rocks.H.i Indium, Box 126.phone 647-21.Day old and two week old.Bred om31 for POULTRY bought all year around.Best market prices paid on Montreal and Toronto market basis.No middlemen.Ship direct either on rail-grade or liveweighi basis', to the only Ottawa Valley Poultry killing plant.Why pay travelling buyer's expenses to another killing plant?Flocks of 100 or more picked up at your farm, smaller otc Baled hay and a Cockshutt push bar hay loader in good as new more eggs.Our 36th year shape.Manson McCagg.623-23.xa7 hatching dependable chicks.Canada Approved hatchery.Write for our price list tod a y.\tBerryholm Poultry Farm, South Mountain.Ontario Teachers Wanted To Let Sow due to farrow April 4th.Also quantity of bailed hay, seed buckwheat and seed oats Clarke 60&-14.Two Protestant Teachers* for two Rural Schools near Wakefield.Give full particulars re education etc., and salary expected to Mrs.Harry Fairbairn R.R.2.Wakefield.Quebec Frame house next door to the Telephone Office in Shawville.Available March 1.For further information apply to the Telephone Office.Main St.Shawville.Model .1 5 room bungalow.Call nights only, phone 228 Shawville.A B.Barnet John phone ÇampbcU's Bay xm31 No Sunday calls oMavl9 please xm3 Box 28 Sec.-Treas flock s' each Thursday for pickup at Shawville Co-op Egg Grading Station.Pick-un is free.Shipping crates available.Upper Ottawa Co-operative Poultry Products.Renfrew assembled oa7 -\u2014-Baled horse or cow hay, $20 a 50 acre farm near Yarm.25 acres t°n- delivered.Phone 1-21, Forest- farrow in March and April.Lloyd tillable, 25 bush A number of brood sows due to Building next to theatre on Victoria Avenue, Shawville.Ideal for tea room or business premises with quarters upstairs.Phone Shawville 285 or apply t > dit ion.Will accept $85.Alex Hollis.Bert T.Stark, 309 Lisgar St ree t.Ottawa, phone 6-3193 Available ers Falls, Ont., Kenneth May.xm30 Brownlee, phone 615-14 om24 2 storey brick siding house.Call Bill Waite.Des-chenes.Murray 4-6682 or trade.Chicks, Day Old and Started Five purc breds and six popular crosses' to chodse from, two hatches weekly, train delivery ame day as shipped or a convenient distance to call at the Hatchery.New Expert Sexer.For \"Really Good Chicks\" write today for Price List.A Canada Accredited Hatchery.John L.Forgie and Sons, Renfrew.Ontario Fmdlay Condon wood range with large living in perfect con Quantity of baled hay $15 per ton.Norval R Wilson.Shawville.vvarmin* cloee Phone 660-11 Will sell x m31 od31 xa7 Sewing Machine Repairs .Shawville Dining room table, fall leaf table, kitchen cabinet, white .two ., wash stands, all metal bed springs 1 pT* '\t, ,, and mattress; a 5 drawer chest | .\t-Young lady to train fur dent \\\\hi.e.Massey Han is hay loader i Baled and pressed hav.Alovsius assistant.Dr W J \\\\ gvod as now.H.C.Sinclair, phone McGuire.Vinton on Might No.8 xm24 otc A quantity of baled hay.25c a S Ballantyne, Bristol.Help Wanted Public Notice xaT set of sleighs were removed the property of Thos.E.Hod-on RR 1 Shawvillc or.Tuetf-otc day night March 8.These sleighs » urgently required by their nor.It is requested that they returned immediately.Notice hereby given that no further lipment is to be removed from > property.To any make or model at your ELNA Sewing Centre, 342 Raglan Sreet.Renfrew.Onta.Jo, phone HE 2 3?61 Hodginst t Shawville.Apply in person dur- 4 xa28 ing office hours 653-12 otc u c For your requirements of De Laval Products including milkers, separators, water systems.John-ton filter discs, oils, disinfectants, part and service: also Pedlar barn Singer Sewing Machine MOVIES AT THE LOCAL THEATRES For information about new machines or service to your old machine call Renfrew Hemlock equipment, used separators and 2-2453 or leave message at the milkers, contact H.G.Wills, phone Pontiac Printshop, Phone 75J Th E.Hudgins.xm24 Membership fees for the Pontiac Community Hospital for 1955 are r >\\v due.Those wishing to renew their memberships or new members who wish to join please forward $5.00 to the Secretary Tzeas-urer of the Pontiac Community Hospital.Shawville xm31 308.Shawville HR 1SON THEATRE ' J.Fernand Asselin i * : **\t* ft Z Carpentry \u2014 Builders Supplies Sash and Door Factory \u2014 Furniture Of All Kinds Calumet Island, Quebec % i % Z o a 13 NEW AND MODERN TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.00 p.m.& 9.10 p.m.News, Short Features 1 m % Rev.D.Rout ley of Starks Corners speaks over CHOV radio station every Thursday at 1.45 to 2.00 p.m.on his1 \"Good News Program\" Avcid the rush, decurate early Paperhanging and Painting.Free 'st; mates.M.McCabe, phone 208.Phone 602-3 : I MEMORIALS % \\ \\ .J.P.LAUniX1 i OF DISTINCTION Thursday & Friday March 24 & 25 GYPSY COLT Technicolor Matinees Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3.30\tp.m.Saturdays and Holidays 2.00 p.m.Matinee Saturday Morning 9.30\ta m.SINCE 1900 v m : GE ORGE ST.OTTAWA.CANADA District Representative C.R TABER TEL.: *-0417 Ward Bond Francis Dee Canada.Province of Quebec District of Pontiac No.5646 Saturday & Sunday March 26 & 27 BACK TO GOD\u2019S COUNTRY Technicolor Marcia HendersonlFETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND Quvon.Quebec Phone 22 Thursday A Saturday SUPERIOR COURT POUPORE & MACDONALD LIM Friday A Saturdax ITED.a body politic and corporate, having its heaa-office and principal place of business in the Vil-ige of Chapeau, in the district of Pontiac March 24 & 25 Rock Hudson March 24 & 26 QYooJ ^J/c ^Burney C' Co.Daxvn Adda ms Tab Hunter color Monday & Tuesday March 28 & 29 OPERATION SECRET Phyllis Thaxter Plaintiff CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS WALK A CROOKED ROAD Saturday Morning Matinee HILLS OF OKLAHOMA\u2014Rex Allen vs 1 QUEEN STREET TAWA 4.ONTARIO ELEPHONE: 2-2240 JAMES LA UN DR E.formerly of the Township of Sheen in the district of Pontiac, and now of the place called Gilmour in the Province of Ontario.HARRY WOOD.^ DWIQHT F.MCBURNEY Diane Foster?Cornel Wilde Mickey Roonex i Saturday.March 26 Rory Calhoun YELLOW TOMAHAWK color Wednesday.March 30 A BULLET IS WAITING Rory Calhoon Peggy Castle MILNE, HONEYWELL & BURPEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Phone 2-1114 Defendant lean Simpson 56 Sparks St.Ottawa Lawn Block, Campbell's Bay, Phone 33 192 Raglan St., Renfrew, Phone 1464.and LAWRENCE TREMBLAY, of the Vilage of Chapeau, in the district \u2022 of Pontiac and ALFRED THEM-3LAY, of the Township of Sheen, in the district of Por.tiac, Pontiac Film Schedule Modnay & Tuesday & Wednesday March 28 & 29 & 30 William Holden Grace Kellv Mickey Rooney BRIDGES AT TOKO PI color 1 A 1 % * HARLAND C.ROWAT Notary SHAWVILLE.QUEBEC Residence 247 Dr.Wallace J.W.* Tiers-Saisis, IT IS ORDERED TO THE DEFENDANT TO APPEAR WITHIN ONE MONTH.Campbell's Bay, March 21st, 1955 Jean Louis Muir, Pro t h on o ta ry of the Superior Court Z * Hodgins Graduate McGill University SURGEON DENTIST Shawville z Office 38 * fr f* £Z>l\u2018C