The equity, 8 décembre 1955, jeudi 8 décembre 1955

[" Voice Of The Pontiac\u201d 11 No.26.73rd Year Shawville, Quebec, Thursday, December 8th, 1955 By Subscription CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY C of C MEETS\tIEACHERS NAME SALARY COMMITTEE Liquor Outlet In 1956 For Campbell's Bay Inspector Munroe Warns Against \"Sacred Cows\" j Protestant Ministers Expand Association Wolves Still Safe On Calumet Island New Bristol Town On Findlay's Farm \"Best Show Yet\" Talent Night Verdict Campbell»' Bay\u2014A well attended meeting of the Campbell's Buy Chamber of Commerce was held at the Moyle .Hotel, Campbell's Bay, on December 5th, 1955 This xvas a joint meeting.The meeting was also attended by a delegation of the Fort Cou longe Chamber of Commerce, headed by President Hector Beiec, Jack Bridge, and Emeri l Leblanc and Notary, Donat LeGuerrier.\tj The meeting was addressed by Mr.Oswald Parent, of Hull, President of the Union of Chambers of Commerce of Western Quebec, who outlined the purposes, program, budget and means of action of a Chamber of Commerce.He was ably assisted in this by Mr.J.S.Giroux.Executive Manager of the Hull Chamber of Commerce and Maître Rene Mould, Sec- f Christ\".Every parish will share ing of the streets during the Christ- in these services, with the minister mas season at Campbell\u2019s Bay, and of the church in charge, and two a committee was named to look af- others assisting, one of which will ter this matter testants and played God Save The 'Queen at the close of the program.Second winner in the piano class was Richard Neil, a perennial favourite on Shawville musical programs.Group singers, Jennifer, Elizabeth and Marjorie Dickson took first prize in their class with the duet of Sylvia Poisson and Mary Mc-Gahern coming second.Merl McGregor won a prize fer her solo singing of He\u201d and tiny first-grader Gail Allen came second for solos with \u201cSilent Night\".Billy Im-ison was awarded a prize for his I comical recitation of \u201cJust Before Christmas\" and Lloyd Atkinson, old time fiddler won in the instrumental class.be the preacher have been held very successfully haonines» ot the children of Shaw-in past years.Plans were made for a special Temperance service in every church of the county, this to be held Such as these o Golden Wedding For John Sturgeon's ville o Court Report Reveals Many Fines Imposed on Mr.and Mrs.John Sturgeon cel- the firnt Sunday of February, eiyrated their Golden Wedding An- 7)1(1 election of officers was held niversary on Tuesday afternoon.No- an To exercise supervision over all phases of education within the schools under its jurisdiction and, if it deems it advisable, to appoint a qualified supervisor.These points may be helpful in answering some questions but if there are specific details which are not clear, concerning the operation of our schools.I should be glad if anyone thus concerned would drop me a note about the matter.Then, if it seems to be of general interest I could attempt to answer it through this column, or.if it is of a more private nature I could attempt to deal with it in a more personal way.The Committee listed the benefits to be derived as follows: < 1 > More equitable distribution of Government grants: (2) the adjustment of tax rates and school fees over wider areas: (3) giving better opportunities to children in rural and remote areas to receive the greatest possible benefits of education, and (4) increasing the general level of education in the Protestant schools of the Province.In the Education Act.the duties ' the Central Board are clearly [and fully defined but a brief sum -in ary, I find, is usually sufficient to answer the questions most frequently asked.The Central Board must books of aeount in the manner and The St.Lawrence Seaway Authority has dredged up an awful word \u201cdewatering\", to describe pumping a river or lake dry.Because pumps freeze in winter, only div parts of the navigation project can be worked until spring smiles again on us.See the Globe and Mail.Toronto, remarks that Canada draws most *\t*\t*\tof her revenue Irom Ontario, Que- Donald Gordon, C.N.R.president, e .ai d British Col: nbia.ne G believes drivers who smack into id M.not exactly .n Canada's trains at crossings \u201care so crimin-\twheat belt, w orders whether\tthe ally careless they can almost be\tInree prairie province*,\twith\tone\taccording\tto\tthe\tforms\tindicated classed a suicides\".He says the rec-\tflfth of cur population,\twill\tever\tbv\t;he\tDepaitment of\tEducation\tand oid shows that \u2018 the most deadly\t>e prosperous while so\tmuch of crossings are the ones already pro- the farmers Mrs.Joseph Dubeau Passes In 83rd Year Fort Cou longe\u2014Mrs.Joseph Dubeau a highly honoured and respected citizen passed away at the age of 83 at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.Jules Dagenais at Pembroke on Wednesday, November 29, 1955 The funeral service was held in St.Peters Roman Catholic Church.Fort Cou longe at 10 a m., December 2nd.The body was met at the door of the church by Rev.Father Joseph G ravel le.Requiem high mass was sung by Rev.Father Poupore of Chapeau.Rev.Monsignor Kempton was Deacon and Rev.Father Poupore of Chapeau.Rev.Monsignor Kempton was Deacon and Rev.M.Gauthier was sub deacon.Interment was in the Parish Cemetery where giaveside prayers were said by Rev.Father Maurice Gaud-reau and Father Gauthier.The Pallbearers were her six grandsons, Lionel Lance, Moril Lance, Raoul Dagenais.Ronald Dagenais.Eld gar Dagenais.Laurent Dagenais.She leaves to mourn her loss, two Gilbert Dubeau of Timmins and Laurent (Larry) Dubeau of Fort Coulonge and two brothers, Eugene Hurtubise and Celestine Hurtubise of Edmonton.Alta: three daughters, Mrs.Felix (Rosa ay) of Pembroke, Mrs.Jules (Dora) Dagenais of Pembroke and Mrs.Hector (Edna) Dagenais; one sister, Mrs.May Corrigea u of Calumet Island.Mrs.Dubeau was born in Otter Lake, February 1st.1873 maiden name was Mile Azilda Hurtubise.She lived there with her husband.She moved to Fort Coulonge 12 years ago and her is regretted by the inhabitants of the district.keep nust verify and pay its debts \" The vi;.g depends on quotation is from the Education tected by warning devices\".Gordon wheat.The paper says now that Ot- Act and further exerpts specify the grieves that people even walk, \u201clit- Uwa ha- coughed up money for duties of the Central Board as fol- erally walk.under gates and thence 'he Northern Ontario part of the under the wheels of trains.They Trans Canada natural gas pipeline, drive into the sides of trains in broad daylight; the need for education of drivers.particularly Warm Clothes For Pontiac Needy Two years ago we were all packing good used clothing to be sent to Greece and Korea and other far away places where it was urgently needed by underclothed children facing a cruel winder.Then last year we were made aware of an even closer t need for children\u2019s clothing and many local clubs and indviduaLs were packing and sending clothing to the children's home, Brookdale Farm at Farm Point, Quebec.Once more winter is upon us.We are urged to send what we can to hungry and cold children abroad and we are also anxious to do what we can tor those homeless children who have found refuge at Farm Peint.At this season when so many of our own children are thinking in terms of new things for Christmas, we can not forget that the many less privileged children both overseas and closer to home will be happy to have even an old worn pair of slippers and a pair of patched trousers.And this year, we have been informed that not only across the ocean and across the mountain there are children in need of the very essentials of clothing, but right here in Pontiac, attending school with our own children, there are youngsters without the clothes necessary to meet the weather which is already upon them; and without either lunches from home or the money to pay for school lunch.Mrs.Rice, the public health nurse, enters, in the course of her duties the homes of children througn-out the county and has reported the urgent needs of many children.The most immediate need tclay is for winter footwear.Footwear which many wouid consider not fit for wear will save some of these children the discomforts of cold feet as they walk to the country schools or stand in the snow awaiting the school bus.Worn, patched and even unpatched clothing of every size, for both boys and girls can be distributed by Mrs.Rice to those Pontiac families where it is greatly needed.You will hear people say there are certain families who wouldn\u2019t have sense enough to know what to do with articles of clothing if they had them; whose parents drink so much they don\u2019t deserve help; and so on and on.The family problems of these people thing for social service to concern itself with and to be dealt with by the councils where neces-The immediate problem, as our heialth nurse it every day in her travels among us, is that laws: (I) Ta study the reports of the local Boards in order to establish e prairie provinces should press cessantly for help with schemes e the South Saskatchewan îrriga-It lion plan.The editorial says there are ha'f-a-dozen such projects Seoul Mothers Auxiliary Annual Meeting A very well attended annual meeting of the Scout Mothers Auxiliary of Shawville was held on ^ 'esday the 29th.with Mrs.Reuben Smith in the chair.-After the confirmation of the minutes of the last young drivers, is very great would cost many hundreds of mil lions of dollars to make the more which could help the west vary its dangerous of Canada's 30.00 cross- economy and get away from dependence on wheat.ings safe by over-or under-passes Fori (oulonge United Monthly Meeting St.Andrew's Annual Bazaar meeting and finishing any old bus- Fort Cou longe\u2014The Fort Coulon- Fort Couloi; e\u2014The St Andrews\tshe thanked the members for Le United Church held their month- Presbyterian Church Annual Baz- their splenaid and l°Val support » -n ; zn-rzssïss\t^ J> at the Lmted Chuich Parsonage.the ladies, thinking the weather man sloner to conduct the election of Mrs.G.E.Colton presided with would remove the snow, deferred ofTlcers and the appointment of the Mrs.Whalen acting seer tar y and it to Friday the 2nd of December.comnuttees for\tMrs.Smith Mrs.Ann Fumer ton.Treasurer.The The weather man gave them a mild ,LPntloned that during the pa>t r*.r ;; \u2014 su'ujï rir=a* r b\u201c\" hymn- esus dled for a\u201c the peo- the bazaar was held.It was opened w,th the '^ious Units of the pie\u201d, fol\u2019owed by the Lord\u2019s pray- by the Minister.Rev.Dr.C.Young- Shawvi!le GrouP and in addition cr recited in unison by the mem- er-Lewis ana the food tàble looked bad Purchased 25 new chaiis for bers.A pre-Christmas program had as ^ all sorts of bakery were on\tTbe - \u2014 » «\u2022 -,mn.-O *£¦?* 4J°>'d Nev:l e divided her | Committees rticle.\u201cThe Upward Look\u201d and it time between the fancy work and * only by that look that we can 1 e *ood tables.^^^^ toive a true welcome to the ones from other lands who are coming our way.Prayer was offered by Mrs.Whalen and the roll call was answered by all the members quoting a verse which began with the letter N.Business was then transacted and one letter was read regarding the Mission Bale.A hymn was sung and the meeting closed with Prayer.A special announcement was made.The December meeting which is the Annual meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Ann Fumerton but the date will be December 16th tthe holidays.Tea was served by Mrs.Veldhuis.sons commis par association Her i mem- passing com o Bridge A game which women something to try to think about while they are talking.were gives sistant Cubmasters.Both of these Units are over-strength and impossible to give ihe proper m-truction to the members without an adequate number of Scouters.P.O.& R.requires a certain establishment and without the required number, a waiting list is supposed Visiting and Membership: Mis W 1-1t0 be formed which prevents some son McCleary\t* boys from having Scouting.This Box and Hosp:: Mrs.Hubert Dale | situation is rather serious and must Finance: Mrs.Bob Russell\tIDe corrected as soon as possible.Program.Mrs.Francis Rice.\tThe members of the Auxiliary The Commissioner pointed out to asked *° ta*k ^lis over and see the Auxiliary the importance of jlf 801X16 additional help could not their duties and how they could te obtained Mrs.Moore suggested help the Scouters in charge of the lbat ^rs\u2019\tcontinue as Presi- Units do their job by helping their d\u20acnt for another year but it son at home.Seeing tnat he attend- \u2022pointed out that Mrs.Smith ed all meetings and was there on IInstructress in Home Nursing time and properly uniformed They WOuld ** conducting another Class could teach them how to cook things T***- January and in addition _ on a stove as a preliminary to the looking after Cub Pack in the boy doing the test over a camp fire CapaClly of Raksh* having felt that and taking a close interest in the She Could ^ve the Pack some help, progress he was making in passing ^ Smith is \u2022**> ukin« Paît 1 his required tests cover the sche- the Scouters Course dule of training applicable to the a^lstmg with the First Aid Class different units.He also pointed out ^en ll is 8tarted early in January that there was a shortage of Scout- ThC meeting concluded with a game ers to conduct the meetings, par- conducted by Mrs.John McKinley ticularly in the Scout Troop and ^d ^rs\" ^ Haye», the winners the Wolf Cub Pack.The Troop has the RedSl reiving a prize\u2014an all only a Scoutmaster with no ap- da> sucker tor 68ch member.It Assistant S.M.\u2019s.TTiere 10tS of /un and afterwards sand-on for each two Pat- Wlches and lea were served.It was rols.and while Mr.Perley Smith is cxpected to have a couple of films by Rover Instructor Murray Moore ®S Wel1 but unfortunately one reel and Mr.L.H.Moore when he could ua> miss*ng hi the equipment which be present, it still required regu- prevented this.This Auxiliary is larly appointed AJS.Ms.The Cub certainly to be congratulated Pack also requires one or two As- j°b weI1 done for 1955- IL IS The Chairman aolne tioned and in each case she is re The Bazaar was a success finan- quested to form her dally and socially and the ladies tee to suit her was men own commit requiren expressed their thanks to all who Social: Mrs.Gordon Paul he\u2019ped to make it so.\tSewing: Mrs.Mel Kehoe o Fort Coulonge Telephone Meeting were At a meeting of the Fort Coulonge Telephone Company held Monday, November 27th, the shareholders elected Hector Belec as President.Mr.James Ward as Secretary Manager, and at that meeting Financial reports were produced and the last two months showed an increase in returns.on was K» was owing to are a was sary sees children are coming to school with wet, ice cold feet bare raw hands and in undernourished condition.Any articles of clothing, however old and worn, which anyone would like to send to these children can be taken to the High School in Shawvlle, Mrs.Rice\u2019s office.The problem of providing free food at noon for these children who not only suffer from cold but also from hunger is one for the service clubs to look into without too much delay, but the problem of clothing should be solved very quickly and simply by an immediate response by the parents of Shawville and district.and will be Left us send your copy of THE EQUIT V to your home each week for a year.Fill in this coupon and send with $3.00 to PONTIAC PRINTSHOP Shawville, Quebec was pointed should be two H M Address on a 1 MM ;3r Page Three THE EQUITY Thursday, December 8th, 1955 Hobbs was promoted to Assistant Detective Inspector several years later.Married and the father of two children.Assistant Inspector Hobbs resides at 13 Howick Place.He is a brother of R.I.Hobbs of Shaw- VllJc.he learned basic police work.However.his early record was so good that within three years he was made a detective.He remained as a detective until 1944 when he was promoted to the rank of Detective Sergeant.Also made detective seigeemtfl in the same promotion list were present Inspector of Detective J.A.Cavan and tihe late UbaJd Sauve, formerly morality division inspector who died earlier this year.to his present post Throughout his career, he has been one of the most highly-regarded members of the city force.A son of the late Mr.and Mrs.William James Hobbs, he was born in Quyon, and educated there and in Shawvillc.He was employed in that a Pea for several years, coming to Ottawa several years before joining the police department His first job with the Department was that of beat constable, where Pontiac Native Honored In Ottawa * One of Ottawa\u2019s most popular and respected police officers, Assistant Detective Inspector R.Borden \"Bud\" Hobbs, celebrated his 25th anniversaiy on the police force last week.Inspector Hobbs joined the Police Department in 1930 and rose through the ranks from Constable o Quyon Work has begun on a new 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(Certain f\u2014iwn iUnttrnioé or mentioned mr« \"Stanéoré\" on y ¦ SHAWVILLE X ¦ li X-/J JlVti' - COUNT ON THESE SIGNS!: FOR THE BEST VALUES IN USED CARS AND TRUCKS I V Page Eight THE EQUITY Thursday, December 8th, 1955 The Marketplace Of The Pontiac Notice In Memoriam Wanted 1 o Buy Births Notice For Rent Classified Advertisements including Births.Engagements, Articles or Property wanted to buy, sell or exchange, In Memoriam*.Public Notices, etc., are two cents a word with a minimum of 50c in advance.Otherwise 25c extra.Legal rates and readers 70c per in.Place your order now for your Christmas or New Years turkey.Phone 614-21, Grant Blades Elliott- To Isobel (nee Stewait) and Ardley Elliott, of H.R.No.1.Charted*, a son, born on December 6, 1965 at Pontiac Community Hospital.Mother and son both doing well.Apartment in tne Nurses' Residence.Shawville.Apply to the Secretary-Treasurer.Pontiac Community Hospital POULTRY bought all year around.Best market prices paid on Montreal and Toronto market Russell\u2014In fond and loving memory of our dear son.John Charles | who was suddenly taken from December 12.1954.odld ole basis.No middlemen.Ship direct Wc have privatu rjad- ncar Pon.either on rail-grade or Uveweighi |tjac station, running paralell with to to the only Ottawa Valley ,hv beach There has been a No Poultry killing plant.Why pay travelling buyer\u2019s expenses to another killing plant?Flocks of 1 or more picked up at your farm, smaller flocks assembled each Thursday for pickup at Shawville Co-op Egg Grading Station, Pickup is fice Shipping crates available.Upper Ottawa Co-operative Poultry Products, Renfrew it* little knew when we woke that morn, The sorrow the day would byng.For the call was sudden, the shock severe, To part with the son we loved so dear.Sometimes it's hard to understand.Why' some things have to be.But in His wisdom God has planned.Beyond our power to sec.God gave us strength to fight it.And courage to bear the blow.But what it meant to lose you John, No one will ever know.5 bedroom bnck house in Shawville.Oil heat, available January 1.See or call Mr.Dickson, 75J.ti Trespassing sign on this road, but quite a few people ignore it.In future anyone using this road, from C NR.pipe line west other than those privileged to do so will be liable to prosecution.r i:i Rooms for rent over restaurant beside Shawville Theatre.See Mrs.Linden in restaurant CEMETERY MEMORIALS For Sale dSotc 1 1 Strayed xd6 Mr.and Mrs.Leo Elliott Four foot hardwood.Delivered.G.Lapointe.Rhone 641-40.between 5 and 7 p.m.Abo pulp wood want- Any ladies wishing to curl this season should contact Mrs.Jack Barr.Mis.Ronald McCredie, Mrs.N.Rusenstrum or Mrs.Albert Tanner before December 1.The Curling Club also welcomes Social members at a reduced fee.ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED One animal came to my premises in August 1965.Upon necessary- evidence to establish ownership and payment to the undersigned for its feed and care, said animal will be delivered at my place.Notice is given to all concerned that said stray animal shall be sold within two weeks after publication of this notice.od31 ed.xd29 o Ten teams heavy bush horses.1600 lbs.and up.Also meat horses wanted.Phone 618-13.Shawville.j7-otc Set work sleighs with new shoes.Apply Earl Roy, phone 606-15 ?xd8 / Ervin Woods.W&4* Eight room brick house in Shawville.Oil furnace, central.Inquire at the Pontiac Printshop, Shawville.Rev.D Routley of Starks Corners speaks over CHOV radio station every Thursday at 1.45 to 2.00 p.m.on his \"Good News Program\".-TRAINING\tschool for English-speak- Highest prices paid tor car or ing teachers conducted by the Sis-truck\tpulpwood.\tWrite\tor\tphone\tters of St.Joseph, leading to A for\tprices\tand\tparticulars.\tJ.\tM.\tand B diplomas (formerly com- otc plementary and superior).Entrance -\t'requirements minimum 3 years high Piano, suitable for church hall.1 school.Financial assistance for phone j those requiring it can be arranged xd7 through the principal.For particu-rs write to Reverend Sister Superior.Chapeau.Que Hens, chickens and broilers unlimited quantities.Orval Smart.Shawville.phone 619-12 Mother and Dad J.J.Hamel, Bryson d8 otc otc Russell\u2014In loving memory of dear brother.John Charles who was accidentally killed December 12.1954.He little thought when leaving home He would no more return; That he in death so soon would sleep.And leave us here to mourn.We do not know what pain he bore, We did not see him die.We only know he passed away And never said goodbye.\u2014Sadly missed by your sisters.Doris.Eleanor and Shirley, x Baled hay for cows and horses.Timothy and good cow feed.$21 per ton delivered, weighed in Shawville.Falls.Ont Andrew Neville's Celebrate Sixtieth our o MONUMENTS OF FTNB MARBLE AND GRANITE OF THE BEST QUALITY Made By Thé Latest Machinery Visit Our Showroom And See For Yourself GEORGE H.FROATS & SONS DIAL HE 2-4224 RENFREW.ONT.Kenneth May, Fori esters xm31 Argue, Shawville.Fort Cou longe\u2014Sixty one years ago a carriage with two grey horses and a driver drove up to church and a young couple got out and were united in the holy bonds of wedlock.Last Sunday, December 4.the same couple came to St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church.The gentleman sat in the pew with his son and grandaughter alongside of him and the lady was in the choir where she is every Sunday.It was the sixty first Anniversary of the wedding of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Neville.The minister.Rev.Dr.C.Younger-Lewis adapted his service xd\u201915 to the occasion, reading the story ____ of the marriage at Cana and proach- Two pair boy\u2019s skates, size 13.ing on A Merry Heart\".Mr.Nor-In good condition.Mrs.Irvine oian Kenny of Ottawa sang a spec-Brownlee, phone 613-23 Chicks, Day Old and Started Five pure breeds and six popular crosses to choose from, two hatches weekly, train delivery same day as shipped or e 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 Phone Mrs.Ira Hanna, 613-21.Sewing Machine Repairs otc STENOGRAPHIC SERVICES Stencil and copy work, prompt efficient and delivery services To any make or model at your Hilda J.Payne.229 Raglan St.S ELNA Sewing Centre, 342 Raglan Renfrew, Ontario Street.Renfrew.Onta.io.phone ____________ '____________ HE 2-3261 otc otc NOW is the time to have those | PHOTOS YOU LIKE taken for | \\mas gifts; also ideal for Xmas cards.\"The gift that only you can give\".Renfrew Photo Centre.Phone HE 2-3053.\ti U 2 pairs girl's white figure skates, sizes 1 and 6%.Phone 660-40.Eld rid Mee, Shawville I (oulonge Institute Reports On Handicrafts M m\tV % od8 ial solo and Mr.Wm.Kenny pres- ided at the organ.Fort Coulonge Lady s wine winter coat size 14 extend# their congratulations to Mr.| with leopard lined hood.Shawville and Mrs.Andrew Neville.\tI High School sweater with crest, size 14.Waltz length party dress, size 16.Call Mrs.Pvrlev Smith.330.The Foil Coulonge Womans Institute held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.B.Dorff on Friday afternoon.December 2nd at 3 p.m.Mrs.B.DonT the president in charge was assisted by Mrs.Ira Whelan acting secretary and Mrs.Gerald Smith, treasurer.The meeting opened with the singing of the nstitute Ode, then the usual busi-Dr.and Mrs.H.E.Lay cock were ness such as the minutes.A report weekend visitors at Kingston, Ont.was given un the handicraft session Mrs.E F.Russell and Mrs.Ira that had been held the previous Myrland Sparling s, Whalen were visitors to Ottawa on week and was a great success.Two ,\txd8 ! Tuesday.Tenders Wanted rrr Tenders will be accepted by the undersigned secretary-treasurer for a supply of wood for the Schools of Bristol.Wood to be two feet in length.body hardwood, yellow birch, beech, or hard maple, to be sound and delivered to the schools.Also two cords of kindling to each school and 5 cords of hardwood to each of No.4.7.and 10 and ten cords to No.9.Tenders for kindling may be made separately if more convenient.Tenders to be in my hands by December 27th.1955.W.P.L.Smith.Sec.Bristol School Board CT( 5HUR-GAIN A Fort Coulonge CL ) 4 xd3 Stack of hay.Apply Bill Armstrong.Portage du Fort, phone 645-24 By Rev.C.Younger-Lewis oj5 U 2 pair boy's skates, size 11 and 12.Call at Shawville.terms were chosen for the usual Mr.and Mis.Donald Smith and Polio Race 2 4 ton Fai'go truck.Heavy oak platform, dump 2 speed axle.$350.Millar Bros.Forester\u2019s Falls.Ont., phone 10 family were weeend visitors at the The Institute passed a motion home of their parents.Mr.and Mrs.donating $5.00 to the Anti-Tubercular Christmas Seals Campaign Mr.J.Veldihuis and Rev.Dr.C.and it was agreed that the usual Younger-Lewis were in Shawville Christmas greetings be sent to the on Monday attending the Claren- various Womens Institutes in Pon-don and District Ministerial Associ-1 tiac County.Arrangements were ation, which was held in the Angli- made for sending the Christmas Basket to the sick and shut-ins.Mrs.Veldhuis who is the conven-Friday morning for the Civic or of economics gave Hospital for a further checkup.All good household hints to the his friends are hoping for a good , bers.The meeting was brought to a I report.\tclose by the reading of the collect Mrs.B.Doerff paid a visit to the and then the members were enter-Capital City on Friday last Howard Smith 20dl5 xd22 » can Church Yes, that is correct.The large, robust pig on the left has been fed SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster from the time he was ten days of age through to ten weeks.No wonder he is pleased with himself, especially when he sees his less fortunate friend who did not receive this proven feed.The Booster - fed pig has been given the start in life that will make him a profitable account for his owner.He will be able to go to market in record time on record lrw feed consumption.Try a litter on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster.You will be pleased with the results.Mr.W.H.Kenny left for Ottawa some veiy mem- ,1 I II l iS# cents will put any Item In this column, from date of insertion until date of event.) December 10\u2014Saturday\u2014The An- * nual Sale of the Women\u2019s Associ- -ation of Shawville United Chur ch will be held in the Church basement.Tea will be served from 3 to 7.Also sale of fancy ÿ work and home cooking Dec.14\u2014Xmas meeting of the Rad- y ford Auxiliary at the hospital at 2.00 o\u2019clock Dec.16\u2014Christmas program featuring film.\"The Greatest Gift\", at Holiness Movement Church.Campbell's Bay.8 p.m.Everyone welcome.Free will offering.December 20\u2014Christmas Variety Concert by Victoria Ave., school at the High School Auditorium, at 8.00 pm.Adm.Adults 35c Children 20c.Dec.22\u2014High School Christmas Dance, from 9 to 1 a m.Music by Shawville Music Makers.Adm.60c and $100.Dress optional.Sponsored by Shawville High School Students Council.Dec.23\u2014Christmas Dance and $1,000 Cash Drawr, Forest Inn Pavilion.Bryson.Sponsored by Canadian Legion, Pontiac Branch No.162.Admission $1.00.Dec.25\u2014Special Christmas Midnight Dance at Top Hat, Campbell's Bay.Jan.1\u2014Special New Year's Midnight Dance at Top Hat, Campbell's Bay.Last Wednesday of every month.Zion Community Hospital Auxiliary meets at .2 p.m.Second Tuesday every month, the Hospital Auxiliary meets at 730 pm at the Penthouse New members are always welcomed.I rained by the president.Mrs.Doerff «1: 6 * - g Get Mother to help you write your letter right * now and mail it to: THE SANTA CLAUS PROGRAM fx k k * * k k k O k k 5 CUSTOM ROLLING AND GRINDING MIXING AND SEED CLEANING * SHAWVILLE Meat Market k s H.I.Hobbs & Son I* Be sure to listen every day, from 4.15 to 4.45 p.m.and hear your letter to Santa read over CHOV PHONE 338 .j A à r* * in the KETTLE secret is t 1 * ItiG'S It Is in the brew kettle that Brading\u2019s skillfully combines freshly ground malt, selected hops and sparkling water Brading\u2019s secret process, are then slow-brewed to give you an ale with pRAP which, through 4 FIRMER COLLAR SUPERIOR AROMA MELLOWER FLAVOUR Slow-bteWftd fop mellow ftavou / '1 L \\ a "]