The equity, 12 mai 1955, jeudi 12 mai 1955

[" K 46 Voice Of The Pontiac 99 No.46.72nd Year.Shawville, Quebec, Thursday, May 12, 1955 By Subscription OFFICIAL OPENING LADYSMITH SCHOOL MAY 14 * Marians Plan Energetically Mr.And Mrs.Joseph Soucie Dr.Percival To Be Guest For Local Safety Campaign Quietly Mark 71st Anniversary Speaker On Saturday Opening At Monday night's Rotary Club i tor President Taylor who is said meeting in the dining room of to be Rotary exemplified in his Pontiac House, the members voted manner of speech and his way of unanimously to engage in a very | life, energetic Safety campaign.The details of the campaign will unfold I in Shawville was sùightly less than as they are set into motion.Secre- full strength Monday night the\tup on\tthe banks\tof the Confonde tary Rotarian Ed Pettapiece an- complete club will need to rally\tRiver\ton\tthe Chute Road where nouneed that this particular type around to put this new safety cam-\tthey have\tresided\tsince their m«ar- of campaign has been put into use | paign over by other groups\u2019 to great advantage with a resultant reduction in accidents and saving of lives.Mr.Joseph Soucie in his 93id | old time lumber concerns as a The Official Opening of the program with an address of wel- tijnber maker and was also noted | Ladysmith Prote^ant School on Kome to the guests will be our as a good guide and a reliable hunter and was in demand during the hunting season.His many friends wish him \u2018Bonne Santee\u201d for his ensuing years.year and his wife the former Emma lue Les 1er of Chapeau in he* 88th year quietly celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary May 2 at their homestead about ten miles Saturday, May 14, will bring to- Present supervisor, Frank Trecar- tin, whose endless work behind gether many of the people in the Ladysmith area for whom the new school as been a dream for a long time.First, of course, will be the lor»/-, suffering and hard working chairman of the School Commission.John Hitz and his strong and cooperative Li^rd/ conoting 01 John Burke, Richard Dahms, Vernon.Schwartz and Sidney Sheppard.Secretary-treasurer, Theo Bretzlaff will also take his place among the hard workers whose energies have not spared in the realization of Ladysmith's much needed school.Also to be present on this memorable evening will be Rev.E.Buehler and Rev.R.G.Elliott, Ray Johnston, M L A., Dr.S.E.McDowell of the Protestant Committee and Arthur Dagg bringing greetings for the Pontiac County Protestant Central School Board.The lady in the spotlight will be Miss Madelon Hayes, Ladysmith's/ most efficient and enterprising principal.After a few introductory remarks by Miss Hayes* the children of the school will demonstrate a flag drill, present a French play and sing a trio.The main event of the evening will be the inaugural adders by Dr.W.P Percival who, despite a very busy schedule and other serious pressures upon him intends to make the trip from Quebec City to Ladysmith.Teachers and school board members throughout the area would do well to hear Dr.Percival on Saturday night as his is the last word on Protestant education in this province.For many in Pontiac, the real thrill of the evening will be in greeting once more the man who worked the hardest for the mod- Mr.Reuben Smith, Mr.John A.ern Ladysmith School than any Tolhurst and Mrs.David Dickson other one man at a time when he\twent to Monti eal Friday last week was also working for the better-\tfor 2 two day Conference of the ment of the educational picture\tQuebec Federation of Home and throughout the county, J.Lloyd\tSchool Associations.The full re- MacKeen, who will be a platform\tPort of the conference will be guest of the evening.Also on the\tgiven at the closing supper meet- ing of the Shawville and District Home and School Association to be held at the High School Cafeteria Wednesday.May 18.Meetings of the Federation were held in the auditorium of the Physical Sciences Building of Mc-| Gill University with a special ei Lar.acja\ton\tthis-\tbroad\tissue.\"\tSince the defendants had with-\tbanquet at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Mr.How\tobserved,\t\"power\twould\tdrawn their reliance upon the\tSpecial speakers for the Confer- continue to be placed in inferior (Continued on Page Four) ence were Dr.W.Percival and Dr.Although attendance at Rotary the scenes will likely be hidden as usual behind a broad smile and an easy platform manner.An official inspection of the school by Dr.Percival will precede the evening program.Track & Field Meet Here Friday May 13 nage.Mr.Soucie was born in Fort Coulo nge, August 10,\t1862.and Mrs.Soucie was born in Chapeau.February 8, 1867.The couple were married in Chapeau.May 2, 18 }A.The couple, who have been spared to enjoy over three score and ten years of married life, s'.ill enjoy fairly good health and are quite active about the house and garden Mr.and Mrs.Soucie, besides receiving numerous messages of congratulations from neighbors and friends and also from Miniv.er Hon Louis St.The Traffic Safety Campaign about to be launched by the Safety Pledges will be available I Shawville Rotary Club, being refor every motorist to sign and sponsible for reducing the loss of those who desire to cut down on lives and also reducing the num-the dangers of the highway.With I Ser of accidents' could bring about the whole of Canada becoming saf- a reduction of the insurance p re -cty conscious the Shawville Rotary mi urns, which would benefit ev-is right in step and taking the erybody.leadership locally.Also on the program of this Pontiac Lodge Ladies Night Friday the 13th may be considered unlucky by s.rr.e but that\u2019s the day for the fifth annual High School Track ana Field Meet.The annual at home for the Ladies and friends of the members of Pontiac Lodge No.40 A.F.& AM.was held in the Parish Hall of St.Paul's Church.Turkey dinner was served by the Guild to over 200.Visitors were from Pembroke, Cobden, Renfrew, Carp and Ottawa.Lloyd Stevens, W.M.was Master of Ceremonies.Toasts to the Queen and the Craft and our Ladies by Rev.H.Lester were answered by Mrs.G.Gibbons; to our guests by J.Patterson and replied to by Mac Anderson of Carp.Clare Jacques thanked the ladies who served the dinner.The Master of Ceremonies then introduced our master of entertainment, Mr.C.Sorts of Ot-tafa who held the entire audience spell bound by his magic program was very much appreci-aed by all.All joined in closing by singing.\"O Canada\u201d.Events are scheduled to get underway at the Exhibition Grounds at 9.30 and will conclude with the presentation of awards and trophies about 3.30 p,m.The school is broken down into buys and girls age groups classified as Seniors, Intermediates, Juniors and Midgets The idea came from California During 1953, death came\" to 3,371 people in California as a direct prirre result of accidents involving motor Laurent and from Mr.Hugh Proud-vehicles.There were more than foüt Federal member for Pontiac.11,000 injuring ac.idents in that [x,xr Sourie has followed the year and the economic loss to the people of that State has been estimated at $320,000.000 because of week's Rotary meeting was an outstanding film about the great adventure of Rotary International.The film - depicted the very best examples of Rotary at work stressing the service of individual Rot-erians in every corner of the world.car- eei of farmer and lumberman before retirm/g from active life.He worked for many years for the As usual the school will be competing under its group or House divisions'.Blue, Brown, Red and Yellow.A list of the various events includes 75, 100 and 220 yard dashes.Half Mile and Mile, Broad Jump.High Jump, Softball Throw, Shot Put and Relays.Last year there were over 150 these tragedies in traffic It was disclosed at Monday\u2019s meeting that the High School student to be sent to Ottawa for four days to witness government in process will be Myrna Cotie.Shawville Rotarians join all Canadian Rotarians in this annual project which has proved most 1 successful in the past.Rota ri a n President-elect Clare Jacques reported on his experiences ai the Assembly of Rotary International and spoke very well Mrs.W.Mulligan If criminals and outlaws in our midst were to exact such a toll, an aroused citizenry would undertake a crusade to skamp out the roots of such activity.The California Safety-Council, a state-wide volunteer organization, inaugurated the Traffic Safety Crusade, assisted by the newspapers ot the State, directed at increav-.i.g the awareness of individual ui ivtrs iui tne promotion and maintenance of safety on our highways and streets.The pledge used in California is being adopted by the Shawville Rotary Club as printed below: My Solemn Pledge: 1\twill operate my car at all times and under all circumstances with utmost consideration for human life.In 'furtherance of this pledge I promise in highest conscience to: 1.Know and willingly obey all traffic laws.2\t.Constantly maintain my vehicle in safe driving condition.3.Courteously and decently observe the accepted rules of the road._ When ~the pledge is\u2022 signed, it will be returned to the committee designated by the Rotary Club or to the local paper and the signer will receive hit' Safety Bumper Sticker.On Saturday afternoon, the funeral was held of Mrs.William Mulligan a resident of this village for competitors and the number will the past eight years from the be at least that high for this Hayes: & Sons funeral heme to year.Besides competing for nb-Shawville United church.The bons and trophies the athletes will funeral service was conducted by be tiying to make the track teams her pastor, Rev.H G.Lester, as- for the County Meet coming along :isted by Dr.A F F kes and Rev G.Heslop of Yaim, a former pas- ! to be a big day and many records1 , Lun0 a special solo.Interment ; will undoubtedly fall.See you s made in the Maple Grove there, cemetery.\t- His to their responsibilities on the 20th.All in all it promises Home And School Meet In Montreal ter Reserve Judgment In Chaput Case The late Mrs.Mulligan was the former Margaret Jane Armstrong daughter of Henry Armstrong and | of his wife Mary Anne Horner.She lived with her parents in the Austin section of Clarendon, until she was* married 36 years ago.They retired from farming in 1947, at which time they came to Shawville and resided on Main Street at the east side of the village.She was a member of the Shawville United church.Surviving are her husband, she herself lia if i rug been the last of a family of four.a (50 cents will put any Item In this column, until date of event) \u201cI feel, with respect, that, if we (Jehovah's Witnesses) have to suffer injustices for another three or five years before vve can get the broad constitutional issue of freedom of worship as a federal right before this court, there will be a great deal of suffering,\u2019\u2019 W.Glen How, Toronto.Jehovan\u2019s Witnesses counsel, told the Supreme Court of Canada Friday afternoon.\"In the absence of a definite pronouncement by the Supreme Court from date of Insertion Thursday May 12\u2014\u201cOn The Spot\u201d film on alcoholism at Shawville High School, 8.00 p.m.Friday May 13\u2014Box Social and Dance at Charteris Hall on Friday, May 13.at 9 p.m.Admission 50c.Ladies bringing boxes admitted Free.May 13\u20148.00 p.m.Rev.H.F.Berry, Missionary, will show pictures of the work in Egypt, in the Shawville.lie importance; it is certainly a live issue (in Quebec), and.since we are bound by the common law, not the Quebec civil code, the whole constitutional issue involved should be considered by the court\u201d, Mr.How maintained.Full House Sees Deacon Dubbs u ff Church Standard Come and bring a friend.May 13\u2014Shawville High School Spring Hop (Dance) wear jeans.Music Makers Orchestra.Saturday May 14\u2014Austin W.A Food and Fancy Work Sale at W.A.Hod- gins Store, at 3 p.m.May 14\u2014Official opening of Ladysmith Intermediate School.Monday 16\u2014Lions Euchre at Starks Corners Community Centre.Wednesday May 18\u2014Closing Supper Meeting of Shawville and District Home and School Association at High School Cafeteria.7 p.m.Tickets available from Reuben Smiht and Wilmer Hodgins.Thursday May 19\u2014Film in Anglican Church Hall.\u201cThe Great Light\u201d, sponsored by CJBJM C Free will offering.Laycock.At the election of officer/ for next year Mr.W.Walkington of Hudson was elected president Shawville Will Walkington who came to speak at our < u n Home and School izational (Quebec) courts.\u201d\t-\t\u2014 Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin, just before conclusion of the 3-day hearing of the damage suit by Es-ymier Chaput, Chapeau, gave it as the unanimous decision of the court it would not hear allument on the constitutional validity of the Quebec Magistrates Protection Act and the Quebec Police Act.\u2022'Those acts had nothing to do with substantive questions in the Chap- be ut appeal\u201d.Chief Justice Kerwin Fair Grounds affirmed.The Court reserved judgment on Chaput'4/ appeal for earlier decisions of the Quebec Superior and Appeal courts in dismissing his suit for $5,005.15 damages against three Quebec provincial policemen Roger Chart rand, Edmond Romain and Linden Young, for allegedly having unlawfully broken up a peaceful Jehovah\u2019s Witnesses meeting in Chaput\u2019s home on Sunday afternoon.September 4, 1949.Avila La belle.QC.policeman\u2019s ring.There is still a lot of the grounds not covered but now that it has been proved what can ho said he did not claim that the done with a dozen good men and two Quebec acts previously men- two trucks it is hoped that other tioned sought to interfere with or men and trucks can be enticed ininfringe the federal Freedom of to doing an evening's work from Worship Act.Finally, Mr.La belle tim\u20ac to time.The Shawville Counsaid he did not reply on either of cil has ordered that properties be these two acts for his defense, but cleaned up by May 21 or they did so on the Quebec Civil Code, will go in and do the job at the *T submit this matter is of pub- owner\u2019s expense.With a few more r 60th Anniversary At Quyon Fair Grounds Clean-up Very Successful The Quyon Little Theatre Group has presented a Sunbeam Mix-master and juice extractor to the Pontiac Community Hospital.Miss Spinks, the hospital cook appreciates this new addition greatly as the hospital has never had an electric food mixer before.remember Mr organ-During the course of the Conference a Shaw-viile delegate was interviewed for the radio broadcast \"Home and The second in what might well School of the Air\u2019\u2019 and Shawville a series of clean-ups at the was made very welcome by all was a great deal older Associations, more successful than the first.Two important findings to Donuts and cocoa were held out out of the Conference as bribes but those who came to , verY satisfactory results rep r:ed help only wanted to help until the | by those schools which had been latest possible minute and then experimenting with teacher-parget home quickly out of the cold ent interviews* and the strong case wind so no time was wasted eat- brought forth in favor of guiding.Anyone interested to see the improvement made by last Thursday evening\u2019* work has but to look around the entrance, grandstand.agricultural building, baseball field and outside the horse meeting Messages of congratulation from Her Gracious- Majesty Queen El- izabih.from Prime Minister St Laurent.Premier Duplessis of The Quyon Little Theetie Group\u2019s Quebec.Hon Geoige Drew and most recent production was \u201cDea-Mrs.Drew.Raymond Johnston, con Dubbs\u201d appearing in Shaw-M.L.A.and Mrs.Johnston and ville on Fiday.April 29 at the Bishop Dixon of Montreal, were Anglican Church Hall.A full received by Mr.and Mis.James bouse greatly enjoyed this three Amm, Quyon.Que., on their 60th **rce with the following tal-Wedding Anniversary, Mty 1st, cnted cast: George Bronson.Carl and many more beautiful cards Trudeau, Ellard McBane, Ken and gifts.After attending a ser- Kenfoot, Bob Keon, Pam McLaugh-vice of Thanksgiving in St.John\u2019s lin, Jean McLaughline.Murial Anglican Church, the couple were Bronson, Ellen Bronson, and Amy guests of honour at a family din- Keon.ner Those present were Rev.F.R.Lawler.Mr.and Mrs.J B Amm.Susan, Barbara and John Carson Miss Mildred Amm.Mrs.Harriet all of New Westminister, B.C.Burke and daughter Patricia, Mr.During the afternoon and even-and Mrs.Jamie Amm.Mr.and Mrs.ing many friends called to con-George Stinson, Mr and Mrs.Gor- gratulate Mr.and Mrs.Amm.don Amm and daughters Beverley Guests on the previous day were and Eleanor, Mrs.J.P.Balharrie.Mrs.George M.Smith of Camp-Miss Ila Ballharrie and Mrs.William Graham.The absent members of the family ae Miss Florence Amm of Regina.Saak., Mrs C.J.Amm.West Summerland, B.C.Mr.and Mrs.W.S Amm.Hope, BjC., Mr.and Mrs J J.Amm, 1 % come were the anee as part of the school curriculum.sessions like last Thursday night the Council will be spared the nuisance of cleaning up the Fair Grounds themselves and the Agricultural Society will be spared the expense of paying them for doing it.Four full truck loads of trash, mostly made up of papers strewn over the grounds, were carried to the dump Thursday.Anyone having a truck, an hour or two to spare and a few good friends with rake* may offer their services by contacting Vert el Smiley.Chairman.Friday May 20\u2014Shawville Calf Club banquet at Stark's Comers' United Church Hall, at 7 p.m.Tickets $1.00.Eveiyone welcome.Friday , May 27\u2014Tap Dancing Recital at High School Auditorium.Tuesday to Ssturday June 7-11\u2014National Farm Radio Fonim Annual Conference to be held this year at Pine I»dge, Bristol.counsel, replying to questions by Hon.Mr.Justice Charles Locke.bell's Bay, Mr and Mr*.Herbert Smith, Mrs.Emma Alexander.Miss Eva Alexander, all of Shawville and Mr.Graham Smith of Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.John A.Smith of Edmonton, Alta., were unable to be present.L x \u2014 « May 12, 1955 The Equity Page Two OTTAWA Report: -The Way I See It - (a weekly column) FOVNDED IN 1883 The Edvrrv by Anthony J.Wright s.PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT Pontiac Printshop by easily the mos he des ribed as confusing statement ever made by any pnmv minister of Canada since Confederation/' (Editor's Note: Anthony J.Wright is now m England for a first-hand look at the British election campaign.In his absence, G Campbell McDonald.Ottawa broadcaster and writer, will conduct this column.) Shawville, Quebec Rev.C.Watson In combina Publishers £ Editors By subscription only lion with Pontiac Advance $3.ihl David and Rosaleen Dickson That\u2019s strong language in anybody's book.Appropriately enougn for our Spu ing tlie.ne, the bo< k ;r.this c«se was the \u201cGreen Book\" \u2014 that G¦î-vemmcn.t document w hi .in 11H' contained O: jw t s oftt: to the provinces for a genera, system of cai'.ng for the mit.1 pi.y-ed, in p.dditicn to planned t blic iiwestinents and social security policies.per year.Otherwise $2.00 per year Authorized as second class mall.Post Office Department, Ottawa By t'«.Campbell McDonald Jane and I enjoyed a six-day holiday starting on Easter Monday when we set out to visit some of her relatives and see something of London.Our first stop was at Banbury in Oxfordshire where we were met at the station by Jane\u2019s \u201cUncle James\u201d who drove us to Sibford Gower, a little village about the size of Ladysmith some twelve miles from Banbury.\u201cThe Court House\u201d which is the Gifford-King estate is a large stone house part of which is over four hundred years old set in the midst of very beautiful terraced lawns and gardens.Jane's Aunt Judith is a very keen rose gardener and their rose gardens are quite extensive and attract much favourable comment.On Tuesday they drove us through the Cotswold country, the two very beautiful villages of Chipping Camden and Broadway (George Washington\u2019s ancestral home which has given its name to that noisy, overcrowded street in New York as unlike its namesake as any two places could be.Broadway is often regarded as the most beautiful village in England.Then we drove on to Eastnor where Jane\u2019s grandmother and grandfather Gifford are buried.On to Tewkesbury and its famous Abbey and then Leadbury with a very unusual and ancient market-place.In my next column I\u2019ll tell you a bit about our London visit.\t_______ THIS is the best time of th?year in Ottawa Our three rive the Gatineau, the Rideau\u2014all behaved obligingly this Spring.They stayed 'xvay from our doors, and 1 ell tew flood-da mage scars.The Ottawa sun, which rises over Bastview, diants across the Ottawa River and strikes the church steeple at Gatineau Point.There, punctuated by great log booms, the Gatineau River ends the hide-and-seek of its pastoral course and blends with the Ottawa in full view of the Lookout at Roekliffe Park, GUEST EDITORIAL By W.A.Brown The National Farm Forum is to hold their annual meeting, this year, at Pine Lodge, Bristol, and I presume that one of the principle items on the program will be the agenda for the ensuing year.\t., the Ottawa After ten years the Government decided it wad time to close the Mr.St La umit \u201cGreen Book told Parliament of April 29 that the long-standing economic proposals were there-ond-then withdrawn.What impelled Mt.Drew's charge of \u201cconfusion*\u2019 was a second statement by the Prime Minister indicating that the proposals-remained open to acceptance by ten provinces\u2014EF such acceptance It is generally accepted that a national policy or plan is fundamental to a successful Canadian agriculture.Anything comprehensive in this direction.however, would seem to be conspicuous by its absence at the present time.Policy can only be made through public opinion.Forty years expedience in policy making in the Dominion Department of Agriculture revealed that the best method of procedure was to first have the proposed planks and policy crystallized and clarified by public discussion and then presented to those in authority by representative organizations.For purposes of clarification and the arousing of popular interest it would be difficult to conceive of a medium, better suited for the purpose, than the National Farm Forum.Sightseers, all week, and civil servants.Saturdays and Sundays, thrill to the Rideau River's boiling rush through Hog's Back at the South end of the Capital.Siy placid miles later, excitement returns.Moving smoothly under the Minto and Sussex Bridges, the stream cleaves at Green Island and plunges over the Rl*mu Falls gram The Rideau Canal, dry in the Winter, hag been re-filled almost to the bivm.On its calm surface are reflected the bordering trees and shrubs, Dow's Lake, also replenished.harbours a cluster of power launches and sailing boats, lit In the clear air.hour changes rung on in the Peace Ti-wer echo a lor.4 stately Wellington Street before the notes are drowned in the traf-ttc whirlpool of Confederation -T Square.On Parliament Hill itself, the were unanimous Drew's further charge that the Liberals \u201cscuttled\" tin- l.'45-46 ^\t|||||||||||||||||||||||||||]F''ri.vT,' il Conference Mr Dominion brought both denial and praise from Health Minister Paul Martin.He said two-thirds of the 1945 pro-had been put into effect.In unexpected personal vein, he Ft m the point of v.ew the ivnewal of an added of delivery and No one is very happy over the present status of agriculture nor of its prospects in the immediate future.With a view to finding a more firm foundation for agriculture the following subjects are offered as a possible basis for Farm Forum discussions during the coming year: 1.\tDemocracy or totalitarianism in agriculture 2.\tPrice Support 3.\tPlanning for Peace 4.\tThe overall significance of food in the world today 5.\tThe family farm and what it means to the that was quite a old-time vigor, speech.George/ V t t ld only happen whil,> of-Otiawa is fast in the magic of Spring t n e fp quauer- carillon C.G.I.T.NEWS The C.G.I.T.held a supper meet-n Wednesday evening.May Refreshments were served.4 h of homemade beans, cakes, cookies, etc.Shiv-Noima La mb and consisting v\\ einers sol emu-sweet music of the bel s is only half-heard through the accustomed Centre Block windows.Even the most lackadaisical Men.-ber of Parliament has little time jn these days for clock-listening Kehoe Jvyco Telford were in charge of ie refreshments.At this meet- by nation the Junior gr >up were guests * of the Intermediate and Senior groups.The Mother and Daughter Banquet is being held on May 24.At the church service on Sunday.May 15, six of the senior members will graduate from CG IT The meeting closed by sinking \u201cTaps\u201d.fi.How to keep young people on the farm.7.\tCost accounting on the farm.8.\tOptimum units of poduction and combinations of optimum units\u2014(too many producers are trying to make a living from too small and too inefficient units.) 9.\tWays in which agriculture societies can better serve agriculture.10.\tThe alchemy of pasture grass.11.\tThe Church and agriculture\u2014(a page out of the State of Missouri book where students in theology are required to take courses in agriculture and the Agricultural Extension Service works through the churches.The Soil and the Soul.) 12.\tA new Magna Carta for labor\u2014( labor legislation, demands and tactics and their relation to agriculture and the rights of the individual.) .Each of these can be enlarged upon as re- Most of our law-makers seem to be tackling the issues of the day with greater relish.Debate in the Commons is snappier.Opposition Leader George Drew, whether due to Spring or not.returned to the peak of his form last week.We witnessed a rejuvenated Drew, heard him lay about the Government front benches with V in Pontiac County seeing our farms and beauty spots, and hearing some of our home grown song and dance teams, if the time can his old-time verbal vigor.Of late \u2014following his long convalescence fivxm meningitis\u2014dh-e U ive leader had been either silent be arranged, our important visitor ineffectual in debate r/al- ors will take a two hour trip by BUT this past week he entered moonlight on the Ottawa; they the fray like a happy warrior.He w ill take a tour around the cou liât tacked Mr.St.Laurent for what try side by bus or automobile; they will be guests at a special banquet arianged by the Committee; and will attend a concert at the HAGER\u2019S of Pembroke, Renfrew and Arnprior invite you to hear Farm Forum Committee Meets Shawvilie High School.Wednesday and Thursday.June 8 and 9, will be devoted mainly to business meetings to which all Farm Forum members, or those interested in Farm Forum are inI vited It is the earnest hope of the Committee that as many people from the Ottawa Valley as pod- v_ble v ill attend the Conference on these two days.The Conference Committee.Go;-don MacMillan Chairman and Neil Drummond.Secretary, has established five subcommittees Tour ar.d transportation Drucrrrond, ouired.Editor\u2019s Note : If the Directors of Farm Forum are thinking along any of these lines and should desire further amplification Mr.W.A.Brown, recently retired from a senior office in the Federal Department of Agriculture and a resident of Norway Bay, has offered his assistance in anv way possible.\u2022 Sports Of The Day - - With Bill \u201cK Li The National Farm Forum Conference Committee met in Neil Drummond's office in Shavvville on Saturday night to discuss plans for the conference to be held at Pine Lodge from June 7 to 11.Progress during the pa was reported by most of the committees represented at the meet- yy v eek I summer ; MONDAY through SATURDAY at 7 o\u2019clock mg Victoria Day - Traffic Safety Weekend Th agenda for the conference, the outline of which was published in The Equity 1 ait week, leaves very little time for recreational activities.It is hoped that a charte Rnre>hm,nts_Ml, gecil Sly.Mrs.: r,\t«.\u2022«-» - »*» ku- who are coming to Pine Lodg'd from every province in Canada may be able to spend a little time N°il Wyman Ma;Ke hnie.ional conference on highway safety.convened by the Canadian Good Roads Assixuaticm.will attract delegates from every province.been have called upon by His Excellency the Governor General to observe the Victoria day holiday.May 21-2223.as Highway Safety Weekend.In an appeal to the nation Mr.Massey said: Ott a vva \u2014Ca mad i a ns A special note to our listeners throughout Pontiac County.If you have sports news of interest, please write to either HAGER\u2019S, or Bill K direct.gour.Finance\u2014Walter KiLgour, Reuben Smith.Grant Elliott.Program Banquet\u2014Norma Telf/rd, Gordon MicMilhn Geo/1?b jones.\u2014 Rosaleen anJ David Mrs.Henry McO-rd.Alfred Ryan \u201cOver the holiday week-end just before the National Highway Safety Conference\u2014the first long sum-weekend\u2014the traffic on our Tanguay of Portage du Fort Interment Wok pince it' the met v of Alfred (Fred) Ryan famay pj,;t at St.John\u2019s cm stery.Die was paid at his largely attended funeral.The cortege proceeded mini his late home to St John \u2019he Evangelist Roman Catholic church.Service was conducted by Rev.T.G.May of Vinton.Mr.Ryan was born at LaPasse.March 8.1891, a son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William Ryan.\t4.e .He was educated at Calumet Island will do so.if we realize that such ^ way carried there to the tor- accidents mean less m life, in sur-\tHelen Kelleher.He bad been faring and material diainage.e ^ resjdent of Campbell's Bay for us\u2019 then take care to see that nnne\t30 years.For 17 years he of us is the cause of such loss or\temployed by Lawn Brothers injury anywhere m our great ^ Campbell's Bay and for the country.\u2019\u2019\tpast number of years was* employ- In all ten povinces a similar ap- ^ by\tBros., lumber dealers peal has been made by the Lieut- Q{ cafnpbell's Bay.and P™vmcia\tRyan was a member of the drive cate\tName Society of St.John\u2019s parish and took an active interest in parish affairs.His six sons acted as pall bearers at the funeral.Surviving are his wife and s.x so ns, Elwood and John of Campbell\u2019s Bay; Cletus of Almonte; Aloysius of Toronto; Denis of Ottawa and William of Campbell\u2019s Bay and one sister, Mrs.Alphonse Campbell's Bay\u2014Final tribute to the Publicity mer roads will be heavy.Let us all.every part of Canada, now plan to obsèrve this holiday by preaccidents of every kind srtees and highways.Let us reduce them to the Canada\u2019s* history Wc will help you promote and publicize your sports events, at no charge.¦ 1 A Great Motion Picture venting see on 11 THE GREAT DAN PATCH if we can tt lowest figure m for these three days Dial 1350 on do this, and I believe We can Dennis O\u2019Keefe and Gail Russell .Coming To* 1 t SHAWVILLE THEATRE MONDAY, MAY 30 enant Governors governments to during the busy holiday weekend.During the Victoria Day weekend of last year 54 Canadians were killed in road accidents; on the same holiday of 1953 highway dead were 54; and in 1952 the total was 33.Highway Safety Weekend immediately precedes the opening of the National Safety Conference in Ottawa on May 24.The first nat- Benefit Performance For The Shaw ville Junior Hockey Club This Is The Great Horse Picture Of The Century \u2014Bring The Whole Family\u2014 PEMBROKE i Page Three The Equity May 12, 1955 Mias Ruth Homer ipent Mother's Day weekend at her home here.Mrs.Austin McDowell spent a few days visiting friend's in Cornwall.Bill Horner.Duncan Fulford and Billy Smart took a quick trip to Saratoga Springs, N Y, over the weekend, bringing back a cargo of April Showers.Gordon Bradley of Three Rivers spent the weekend with his wife in Shawville.Miss Brenda Richmond, Ottawa, is spending a week with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Horner.Mr.and Mrs.Dalton Dodds of Ottawa were home for the weekend in Shawville.Fred Mr.and Mrs week of Mr and attended the funeral of the late Armstrong \u2022Mrs Wm, G Mulligan on Satur- Armstrong.Mr.and Mrs.A Han- all of Ottawa; Mr.and Mr».A Geo.Hetherington, Mr.Ed Heth- Breckenridige and Mrs.was a guest last Mrs G.L.Hynes Mr and Mrs.Sid Barclay of Ot- day were Mr.and Mrs.R.V Mul \u2022 :-v*i r»il; **N5 t mm 'Hiwwiiwifi i n ^UPEBLASTK ehurch Services 4 OIOSS enamel SUNDAY, MAY 15 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA ROGATIONAL SUNDAY STARK S CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 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 \u2022 CANADIAN TIRE SAVES YOU CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA PARISH OF CLARENDON Rev.R.G.Elliott.Rector St.Paul's, Shawville 11.00 a-m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer 7.30 pjn.\u2014Evening Prayer Holy Trinity.Radford 9 30 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 9.30 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Luke's.Caldwell 2 00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer 3= SHAWVILLE PASTORAL CHARGE » -H ¦ Minister Rev.H.G.Lester, BA., BD, SHAWVILLE 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Service Zion 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Worship Seivice à à SUPER-LASTIC ODOURLESS ALKYO HOME DECORATOR FINISHES are \u201ceoloar-eentrolled\u201d for perfect «atoll\u2014Yee get exactly the tame shade of colour in Odourless Alkyd Flat, Semi Gloss sr Fast-Drying Enamel.Of course, yea can else \u201cmix-match\" or harmonize your home colour-scheme readily because you choose from 72 exciting new 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jour walls In odourless alkyd \"Flat*' to perfectly match Semi-Gloss or High Gloss trim and furniture.72 wonderful colours.Tinting Bat a, (and finishing Whtta) *.1.45\t*>'¦ 5.05 SUPER LASTIL \"HOME DECORATOR' INTERIOR GLOSS\u2014A sanitary, easy to apply gloss finish tor walls and woodwork, especially In kitchens and bath-rooms\u2014ideal tor any interior trim.One Odourless 10 III BFTHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor.Rev.W fl.Kraus* Sunday Services 10 a m.\u2014Sunday School 7.30\u2014p m.\u2014Evangelistic Sei vice.11 am.\u2014Morning Worship 8.00 pm.\u2014Prayer.Bible Study, Wednesday.6.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples, Tr* p/e for most jobs.2 attractive colour» coat am alky à.7 SUPERLAST* Tinting Bat * 1.45\t601 5.05 * UNDERCOATING\u2014Combination Primer, Interior and Interior Tinting Bata.Vl-Ft.-41 PARISH OF QUYON Rev.F.R.Lawler.BA.LTh.St.Luke\u2019s.Eardley 9.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Holy Communion St John The Evangelist, Quyon 1100 am.\u2014Morning Prayer 11.30\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School St.Matthew\u2019s, North Onslow 2.30\tp.m\u2014Evening Prayer St Thomas, Bristol 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer Gal.RU6MR CLARENDON CIRCUIT OF THE UNITED CHURCH Rev Geo.C.Heslop, pastor YARM 10.00\tam.\u2014Sunday School 11 00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship St Matthew's, Bristol 1.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service WESLEY 3.00\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service RADFORD 8.00\tp.m\u2014Worship Service I SURER LASTIC \"HOME DECORATOR\" QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL \u2014 0 dour lets Àikfd Durable waterproof beauty for furniture, woodwork, wkkar and matai ODOURLESS FAINT THINNER\u2014 * .59 et.75 e* 1.98 SATIN flows smoothly and learns no brush rfcs.72 exciting colours.Tinting WKÊÊI^KKÊÊ^ÊÊÊ H-h.52 * 1.69 «\u2022' 5.98 \"HOME DECORATOR\" FAINT COLOURANT TINTING TUBES\u2014 HOLINESS MOVEMENT .IS to .*\u2022 .as to .ae .14 to .76 For For o o Campbell\u2019* Bay Rev.A Wilkins Sabbath School Finishing White, Chinese Red, Black Got 6.76 Va-pt.16 Qt.1.68 SUPER LASTIC HOME DECORATOR 9 45 a.m 1100 a.m.\u2014 Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Service Monday 7.30 pjn.\u2014Young People Tuesday Prayer Meeting NORTH CLARENDON Mr.A E.Lawrence St George\u2019s, Thorne Centre 10 00 am.\u2014Morning Prayer St.James.Otter Lake 11.15 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer St Stephen's, Greermonnt 3.00\tpm.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Matthew's, Chartens 8.00\tpm.\u2014Evening Prayer RUBBER BASE \"SATIN\" SUFER LASTIC \"HOME DECORATOR*\" SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL\u2014Uso this odour-loss alkyd soft-shemn finish on walls, woodwork and furniture, finger marks.FORT COULONGE CHARGE J.A.VELDHU1S Lay Supply Minister.10.45 am.\u2014Davidson 2.30 p.m.\u2014Watlham 7 00 p.m.\u2014Fort Oouk>nge W point that dries &m TINTING BASE 8 p.m 1 .39 X QT.Apply with rotter or other Interior * 1.45 w 5.05 otic Gal.4.60 Got 1.66 Qt.1.86 SHAWVILLE Pastor: Rev.Marion Gilmer 7.30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 8.00 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting North Onslow Fr day, 8 00 p.m.Young People\u2019s Service Quyon Tuesday P no p.m\u2014Prayer Meeting WESLEYAN METHODIST Shawville Rev.W.R.Schamehorn 10 00 a.m.Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.Morning Service 7.30 p.m.Evening Service \u2014WEDNESDAY-800 p.m\u2014Prayer Meeting Friday Evening 8 00 p.m.\u2014W.Y P S WESLEYAN METHODIST Campbell's 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 $