The equity, 12 mai 1960, jeudi 12 mai 1960

[" 1 Subscriptions in advance Canada $3.00; Elsewhere $3.75; per copy 7c Shâwville Quebec, Thursday, May 12, 1960.No.46, 77th Year.Dr.Giles Officially Opens New Campbell\u2019s Bay School 28 Pontiac Bovs J Study Renfrew j Forest Program t: Campbell\u2019s Bay played host This act evoked a most onto Quebec\u2019s number one man thuslastic response from the in Protestant Education last large crowd which by this Friday night, when Dr.E.8.| time nearly filled the audtt-Olles officially opened the new ! orium.Public School on Campbell\u2019s Bay's main Street.On the platform of the spanking new auditorium of the school were Dr.and Mrs.Giles, winding up a two day visit to the County of Pontiac; Emcee Ken Musgrove, secretary to the Central School Board, Rev R.Percival of Campbell\u2019s Bay; Ray Johnston, Quebec member from Pontiac in the recently dissolved parliament; Arthur Dagg, Chairman of the Central School Board; Aso Smith, Chairman of the Campbell\u2019s Bay Protestant School Board; Dr.8.E.McDowell, member of the Protestant Committee of Quebec on education; Mr.Paul Martineau, M.P; representing the federal constituency oi Pontiac - Temtscamingue at Ottawa ; Mel Andrews, principal of the Campbell\u2019s Bay School; William S.Wilson, of Cascades, contractor who built the school; Malcolm McLean, architect, who supervised construction of the school; Loren Hodgins, chairman of the.Litchfield School Board; Mrs.pr.E.McDoweil, who pictured L.R.Quaile, secretary-treasu-, the guest speaker as \" a man of the Campbell\u2019s Bay Pro- of very quite movements, but\tycar growth and more one who gets things done\".,and ^ being purchased for Mrs.Giles with a bouquet, and | doing on the Protestant Com-Dr.Giles with a boutonniere.| mittee, especially in matters b Mr.James McCuaig of Bryson, chairman of the Reforestation Committee of the County of Pontiac organized and supervised a tour for a group of 28 boys of grade 7-89 from the various schools in the County of Pontiac on Friday of last week.They were accompanied by the Warden Mrs .Elsie M.Gibbons repres- Rev.Percival of Campbell\u2019s Bay delivered the Invocation; greetings were brought by Ray Johnston from the provincial government; from the Camp-ueii's Bay School Board by Asa Smi th ; School Board by Arthur Dagg; lrom the federal government, | en ting the County and by Mr by Paul Martineau.Mr.Mel Andrews, principal | boro, Que.was called on for his remarks and welcomed Dr.and Mrs.by bus at 9 a m.to visit plan-ones on behalf of the school ta lions and reforested tracts staff and the pupils.Welcom- in the founty of Renfrew at ed by him also were the par- Forresters Falls, Beachburg, ents and members of the va- Cobden, Golden Lake, Egan-rious local boards from around ville and Townships of West-the County most of which were meath and Wilber force.represented at the opening.Espclally noteworthy among Lake by Mr.R.Groves, Tim-the latter was Mrs.Gordon ber Supt.and Mr.C.R.Bus-Gibbons, chairman of the For- k0 of the Ontario Dept of tage du Fort school Board, Lands and Forests who led th# and Warden of Pontiac Coun- Party on a tour, in the town-ty.Mr.Andrews extended an ships of Westmeath, to a farm Invitation to the parents to vi- that had been purchased by sit the school as often as pas- *he County ,through an agree-sible, and discuss their chil- mefit with the Dept, of lands dren's problems with the staff.and Forests for reforestation, Dr.Giles was introduced oy ^or a period of 30 to 50 years.They visited a plantation of some 225 acres of Red Pine in V from the Central Gerald Hayes, Mayor of Sheen- The group was transported They were met at Beach\u2019s New Boiler Left to right in the hospital boiler room are the entire hospital plant as well as steam for Mr.Laurie Moore chairman of the finance com- sterilization and hot water, engineer Milburn mittee, the $26,000 Heat Pac iron fireman Horner who will operate the giant and Hospital which starts work today to provide heat for Administrator Tom Barley.Equity Photo.Hospital Insurance Sixty million dollars arinu- Liberals Have A Plan To Save Quebec Millions\u201d Mr.Jean Lesage and his Liberal government, if elected on June 22, plan to save the people of this Province millions of dollars, according to Dr.Rodolphe Leduc, Gatineau M.P.Dr.Leduc, speaking at the ally was oeing passed up, said Dr.Leduc, by the present government's refusal so far pie and would, if brought to establish hospitalization through Quebec, bring inl nsurance as all other prov-liundreds of millions of dol- ! lnces have, lars.rer testant School Board.The evening got off to a (Continued on Page Eleven) us the *1Red headed pine soft fly\" and the \u201cWhite Pine E2E£S dJSZ\tto '%1,S £ %%%'\tover to The wMe,t ,wl«, 01 seered that at that time the five tea- *7 daneer\tpresent system, and to accept music was presented at Shaw- chers at the school earned a .\t.\t| all federal grants which the ville High school Auditorium total of $3,050, and revenues ,v.LUnU^WaS,\tUnion National government last Saturday evening when amounting to a total of $3700 ,\tOI .Deaut'Uul has been steadfastly refusing, the weekly non-denomlnatlon- were derived solely from taxes p\"^s' 8™up Jren Dr.Leduc said a change In al rally vas turned Into a cor$.and school fees.How different gK* \"L\u201d\tgovernment now would be to cert Ua raise money for the the picture today, when sub-\tt the advantage of all Quebec Pontiac Protestant Home for stantlal assistance Is received\tcitizens.\tthe aged.¦¦sa#®»» (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Six) Ilis\"\t», .miverdtv Miss Kay Woodley, soloist of parts of the program and Miss - The occasion was what billed as \u201cthe sister of Homer'1 This last number was followed candidate Wallace MacDonald but whose singing rates praise by a number of Sunday School £Sed the campaign kick-off in her own right.\tsongs sung by an adorable by Gervase O\u2019Reilly, Manager Duets were offered by Dor- who also made a number of of the Quvon Fair and Quy- othy Elliott with Doreen Beat- announcements concerning the on\u2019s talented young dancer, tie, Vene ShUlington with Do- Missionary Convention May 20 Charlene Mulligan, accomp- reen Beattie, Sandra with 21 and 22, the Camp Meetings mied by Francis Daley and Sammy Towell, and Vivian July 20 to 31, the Youth Camp Mrs Harland Rowat.\tHobbs with Jennifer Dickson, at StlttsvUle In July.Quvon Mayor Billy Burke and Bob Clifford with Lowell Weekly Youth Rallies on welcomed the guests to \"the | Smith.\tSaturday nights will be susp- Gateway of Pontiac \u201d, Mayors! Two family trios were heard ended during the summer McBane of South Onslow, | being first the three little An- months and will resume next Bertrand of Fort Coulonge, j nett boys, Allen, Ronnie and Herrault of Mansfield and | O'Brien od Litchfield were Introduced as were Pontiac\u2019s grand old Liberal Mr.Murray Smith, the candidate\u2019s wife, Mrs.Wallace MacDonald wearing a blue lace sheath and white flowered pixie hat) campaign Lance and secretary treasurer Clifford Lawn.J.Oscar Laflamme Introduced Dr.Leduc.Concert of Sacred Music Raises Funds For Home Lucille Hodgins Does If Again Melvin, and later the three Dickson girls, Jennifer, Elizabeth and Marjorie.Plano solos were performed by Joan Smith and Lima Brown and a mouth organ and duet was played by Mr.Smith and Miss Carrie At the largest competition ever sponsored by the Ottawa Highland Dancing Association of which Lee Hodgins is the president, a record of 96 contestants danced last Saturday it the Teachers College, Ottawa.The highest aggregate score was won by Lucille Hodgins, who finished first In five competitions, Highland fling, sword dance, Sean Trulbhas, jig and hornpipe.For this unique achievement Lucille was awarded the Allan Quinn Jewellers Trophy.Mrs.Molly McGregor of Toronto was the Judge.Smith.other Instruments on the program were the electric guitar of Mrs.McCorriston and 4 fall.fis m Special Notice # M » *1 All properties in Shawville must be Cleaned up by May 24th, 1960 or this will be done by Council at expense of owners.manager Edgar Carl Ebert, Ernest B.Lunam, Clarence Moore- head, Elmer Sturgeon, Raymond Johnston on the Trans-Canada Hlgh-M.P.P., G.L.Rothney, Inspector, M.L.Andrews, way Dr.Leduc said that every Principal, W.S.Wilson, Contractor, J.M.Me- other province was sharing in Lean, Architect and Mrs.E.Guaile, Sec.-Treas.this project which gave em- Equity Photo.Payment to hundreds of peo- Dr.E.S.Giles, Director of Protestant Educat-end Mr.Asa Smith are seen at the unveiling of the plaque at Campbell's Bay School.Inscribed are the following names: Dr.E.S.Giles, Board Members Asa M.Smith, Dr.J.Bradshaw, ) ion By Order Shiwville Council Thursday, May 12, 1960.THI EQUITY At CWL Meeting ^Propagate Legion ol Decency Advises Father M.Tardiff im?gs\\ The Egsuity C wAna Printed And Published Weekly At PONTIAC PRINTSHOP Shawville, Quebec Pvblishers A Editors: the Hlerachy with the Nat.Pres, speaking for all memb- Interest ehould be taken In the works of the League on all levels.National, Provincial, Diocesan, and Parochial, doing the task assigned to the best of one\u2019s ability.Mrs.William Ringrose Dioc.Pres, chaired the conference.St.Mary's, girls sang several hymns to Our Blessed Lady Three young girls placed a crown of flowers on her statue during the singing.Mrs.H.Clawson, accomplished pianist rendered two piano solos.Propogate thp Legion of Decency for Movies and the National Organization for decent literature was the advice of Reverend Father M Tardlff, Mattawa, Ouest Speaker at the fifth Pembroke Diocesan Regional Meeting held at Deep River on Sun, May 1st.Father Tardlff left thoughts pressed by the Mother of God herself at Fatima In 1917 \u2014 If my requests are not granted, Russia will scatter her efforts throughout the world, provoking wars, and persecution of the Church\".The second was expressed by Edmond Burke triumph of evil, all that Is necessary Is for Good people to Do Nothing.Father Tardlff was Introduced by Mrs.Lloyd Brewer and appreciation was voiced by Mrs.Oreg Oervals.The spacious auditorium of 6t.Mary\u2019s School was the meeting place of six Parish Councils representatives from Chalk River, Deep River, Mat-awawa.Rapides des Joachims, Rolphton and Stonecllffe.Quests were welcomed by Rev.Father Burke P.P.and Mrs, Hugh Walsh Deep River C.W.L.Pres.era across Canada David end Roseleen Dickson By Subscription $3.00 Per Yeer Authorized as Second Class Mall, Post Office Department, Ottawa two The first was ex- CONGRESS AT BAY The annual Congress of Chambers of Commerce of Western Quebec will be held at Campbell\u2019s Bay this coming Saturday and Sunday.The various Chambers, numbering about twelve, assemble each year to exchange ideas, and to adopt resolutions to be presented to government with the hope that their adoption will improve the lot of those living in Western Quo.The importance of the Congress cannot be overemphasized.Its deliberations are important to all residents of this end of the province.# We take this opportunity to congratulate the Campbell\u2019s Bay Chamber of Commerce for its enterprise in arranging for the Congress to take place there; and to wish all participating delegates successful conclave this weekend.UPPER OTTAWA TELEVISION Just as we are in high hopes that CFRA will get the license to operate the private TV station in Ottawa, we are also rooting for CHOV to get the nod in Pembroke.In Ottawa the battle is between nine contenders and it is our firm belief that of the nine, the CFRA family is the one which will do the best job for the lower Ottawa Valley and the city of Ottawa.\t.\t.In Pembroke, the only contenders are the CBC and the privately owned CHOV.There are convinced that CHOV will do the best job for the upper Ottawa Valley and the city of Pembroke.CHOV has been interested in television for the Pembroke area, which includes western Pontiac, for thirteen years.Through their efforts a channel has been designated for Pembroke.If the CBC uses this channel for a satellite station, as they propose, it will merely retransmit what is already over CBOT.If Gordon Archibald and the gang at CHOV get the channel, they will be using as much local material as they can, providing a useful additional advertising medium for businesses in the area and generally fufil the needs of a community television station.One interesting aspect of having a local TV outlet in the Upper Ottawa Valley is the possible which could be made of local talent of which there is an unusually great supply centered around Deep River.In this one town alone there probably more well trained choral groups, soloists, instrumentalists, dancers of every description (ballet, Scottish, square) as well as experts of every possible subject such as the gathering and cookery of local herbs, proper methods in photography, ceramics, and other arts and crafts ad infinitum.Such a fund of culture is found nowhere else in Canada and what better way could these well travelled, well educated people enjoy to share their advantage* than a television station right next door?4 When these private TV stations get going, and that could be very soon (CHOV by Christmas \u2014 CFRA by March), Mr.Archibald foresees a possible alliance between the private stations of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Pembroke.He would also be in a position to use what programs he wished from the CBOT and thus could assure listeners of a well balanced TV diet.Every way we look at it, we like the idea and do hope that the Board of Broadcast Governors will recognize that fact when they make their decision.C.W.L Regional Convention Above are seen members of the C.W.L.at the head table during the main address of the convention.Father Tardiff of Mattawa was the speaker.From left to right are, Mrs.Lloyd Brewer, Deep River; Mrs.Clifford Lawn, Campbell s Bay; Father Tardiff; Mrs William Ringrose, Diocesan President: Father May; Mrs.Hugh Walsh, Mrs.William Gleason, and Mrs Greg Gervais all of Deep River.Polaroid photo by Deep River Cameba Club.For the Mrs.N.Gleason, Spiritual Convenor and Mrs Lawn Convenor of Resolutions and Reports spoke on their work.Mrs.Gleason urged members to be absolutely convinced that she can be an Influence for good.As the Christropher Course teaches \u2018\u2018You can change the world\u201d.Join the Blue Army and pray for Russia and for World Peace.Let us get the most out of the C.W.L.by putting our very best Into It.Let us be on the move for \u201cGod and Canada\u201d was one of the messages delivered by Mrs.Lawn who _\t,\t^\tstressed that everyone must * In addressing the meeting\ta To Christianize Rev.Father T.G.May Dioc.enviroment and to make Director emphasized the fact community, the Diocese tiiat the C W.L.Is a National Organization mandated by Clifford Only 66 Donors In Shawvillc Grains of Sand The very successful Upper Pontiac Branch Blood Donors Clinic, was very ably attended by Mrs.William Lough who has taken an active part in the Red Cross work throughout the County.Her name was omitted from last weeks report by mistake.Despite wide advertising and numerous phone calls made to past donors, th^blood clinic at Shawville last Th day was not an outstanding success.Quite a number of people were turned away on account of colds, a low blood count, arriving too late, having nad previous conditions of jaundice or malaria or chest infections or having too recently given birth.These people were being refused either for their own protection or for the protection of those who would be receiving the blood.The total number of donors v/as 66.Chairman of the Clinic was Dr.Gerry Green, Convenor was Mrs.C.F.Jacques.Registrars were Mrs.C.Schwartz, Mrs.Nellis Hodgins, Mrs.Bronson, Mrs.L.Dale, Mrs.L.Lamb & Miss Katie Elliott.Assisting the Red Cross team from Ottawa were nurses Mrs.Zach-arias, Mrs.Glenn, Miss D.Cuthbertson, Miss N.Paul and Miss S.Horner.Hostesses were urs- The Shawville & District Chamber of Commerce which includes Portage, Clarendon, Bristol and Thorne, got its charter dated May 4.1960, just in time to take part in the Convention of Chambers of Commerce of Western Quebec being held at Campbell\u2019s Bay this weekend The first meeting under charter will be Tuesday, May 24, at Pontiac House at 7:30 pm.and even the country as a whole healthier places in which to live good Christian lives and practice virtue is the goal of the C.W.L.of Canada.Mrs.Eldon Keon Prov.3rd Vice-Pres, and Mrs.John P.Conway Convenor of Organization and Membership addressed the Meeting briefly.The Highlights of the represented Councils were given by the respective Presidents.A buffet supper followed, Deep River Parish Council were hosts.Mrs.R.Smith, Mrs.Wm.Shaw, Mrs.A.C.F.Winslow, Miss Shaw, Mrs.Drummond, Mrs.M.Hayes, Mrs.Wm.McKinley and Mrs.C.Schwartz.Harwood Argue helped to unload and set up the equipment, assisted by Bill Hodgins.Capt.A.C.F.Winslow and Mr.Jack Argue were largely responsible for recruiting those who donated their blood.we Mine host, Len Beaupre of Pontiac House in Shawville, fresh from another success catering at the Union Nationale banquet last week, moves on to new fields this weekend when he catess at Campbell\u2019s Bay for the 200 or so delegaes expected to pour into the County seat on Saturday for the Congress of Chambers of Commerce of Western Quebec.The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal Is Now On The School Russell Judd Board expects to have the school in operation in time for the start of the school year in September.Entering The High School In Shawville the other day, just a£ the entire school was In the process of meving from the class rooms to the auditorium, we were impressed by the orderly conduct of every student seen in the hallways.The student body moved with purpose to the auditorium; there was no chattering or horseplay en-route; what we saw was, in fact, a complete businesslike operation which speaks volumes for the discipline and esprit de corps so obviously in evidence at the school.Gleaning from the opening of the new school at Campbell\u2019s Bay.the school will shortly be accorded the rating of Intermediate school.next Fall, grades 4 to 7 from Portage du Fort Protestant school will attend school at Campbell\u2019s Bay, and along with, the pupils from Portage will move Mrs.Rusenstrom, now the senior grades teacher there.Arthur Dagg, chairman of the Central School Board, and associated with education in Pontiac for the past quarter century, forecast his replacement on the Central School Board at the forthcoming elections to be held in Shawville on May 16.His comment was that if \u201cthe new Central Board receives the cooperation In the next twenty years that we have received In the past twenty, then the younger generation will be living in Utopia\".the Initial program of school construction in Pontiac is now complete, reported Arthur Dagg, but there are signs of new needs for expansion In existing schools, notably Shawville, where at the moment there Is a need tor at least five more rooms, and the expansion program \"will have to be undertaken in the very near future\u2019\u2019, able note was introduced into the proceedings when Miss Kay Woodley sang \u201cBless This House\", accompanied on the piano by Mrs.Edgar Hodgins.the entire proceedings moved rapidly, but smoothly through the full range of speakers, thanks to the expert direction of Ken Musgrove.MAY 2 MAY 28 a V to use raio.9 Door To Door Canvasses will be made .Please help out by donating generously are Mr.and Mrs.Ed Relnke, who left Shawville over six years ago, have returned to their home in Ottawa following attendance at a meeting sponsored by Ed\u2019s insurance company at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.Micre than 160 of the company's top inauraice producer! participated in the four day meeting, where Ed wai pretented with an achievement award for his outltanding sales record with the company during 1959.SHAWVILLE Objective $450.00 Shawville Women's Institute (Residential Canvassers) PORTAGE DU FORT Objective $40.00 Those who have wondered what has been going on towards the rear of the grocery department of W.A.Hedging store In Shawville need wonder no longer.Now nearing completion Is a new meat department with three new refrigeration units for the storage display of cuts of all varieties.\u201cGrand opening\" date will be announced shortly, and Is planned for later this month.Mbe Cynthia Sabourin BRYSON Objective $55.00 Mrs.Elmer Wall a most suit- FORT COULONGE Objective $195.00 Johnston At Jolieffe Jollette on Sunday on behalf of Party Leader Barette, who opened his campaign for reelection this week In Jollette.Ray represented the English speaking voters of the prov- Mr.Ted Colton, Chairman Mr.J.O.Bridge, Treasurer Ray Jehnstom, Union National candidate for Pontiac In the forthcoming election, and M.P.at Quebec since 1948, attended the opening rally at Planning a fall opening is the Bristol Separate School Board for their new school at Maryland, now being built by ince. Fsge Fve THurvJây, May 12, 1*60.me loumr J.N.MoCredte and John were Mr.and\tMr a.\tClarence Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Cowley I Thompson and family of and family of Smith Falls en- SUttrrllle, Mr.and Mm.Craig Joyed the weekend at their | and Mr.and Mm.John Me cottage, 7 Oaks Norway Bay Notes ened at the morning service of St.Andrewa-Knox church, being Mother# Day was very appropriate and the service was nice throughout, given by Credit and eon Jeffrey of Ot- Mr.Gerard and assisting were Mr.and Mrs P.Ballantyne taw* Donald and Mrs.Me- the Sunday school children were in Pembroke Sunday for Cradle had their son christ- Opening lesson was announ- the Baptism of Barbara Ann -\u2014 \u2014 ¦¦\t-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- Infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Bari Ballantyne.Visitors with Mr.and Mrs.ced by Mtu Barber; two taking part in the service scripture lessons reed by Mas- Mr.Bruce Dunn and friends ters Laird Graham and Wayne of Ottawa were at their cot Wiggans.The offering was re lage for the weekend oelved by four other children Mr.and Mrs.O.Martin of of the Sunday school.So nice Peterborough.Ont., and Mrs.to see those children with Annie Elliott of Shawvllle such confidence In themselves spent Sunday with Mrs.Lola end Mias Mable Lambert.Mr.Stewart fultord of Ottawa le spending a few days with Mr.Alex Murray and Mr.and Mrs.D.Oorse end Betty.Mr and Mrs.H.fulford of Ottawa was at the fulford cottage for the weekend.to all PARENTS and PROMISING HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES - Class of \u201960 Campbell's Bay Holes Mr and Mrs.George Johnston of Bowman ville are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Lee land Baird.mw Martha Acres spent the past week In Toronto visiting Mr.and Mrs.Len McLeod and also attended the Owen -Stephens wedding on Satur- ANNOUNCING Bank of Montreal the day CAnadA centennial scholarships Murrells Notes Recent guest» with Mr.and Arthur Boisvert were Miss Betty Mayhew, Mr.Rodolphe Mayhew of BonvUle, Mise Yvonne Mayhew and Mr.Lucien Roy of Ottawa.Mr and Mrs.Gilbert Telford motored to Ottawa on Sunday to visit Mrs.Maynard Thompson who is a patient to the Ottawa Civic Hospital.Sunday guests with Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Homer were Mr.and Mrs.Webster Palmer and family of Ottawa and Mr.and Mrs.Clinton Palmer, Shaw- Mrs To commemorate the Centenary of Canada's Confederation and the 150th anniversary of Canada\u2019s First Bank in 1967 ville Mr.Roy Mayhew has returned home to South Porcupine after spending three days with Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Boisvert and other friends In the dis- \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 A SEVEN-YEAR PLAN 04 SCHOLARSHIPS of $750 to $5,000 in VALUE .Every Starter Eligible for Final Awards trlct Mr.and Mrs.Joe Kerwln and family spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Manson Little and family.\u2022 * If you are a high-school student \u2014 well up in studies and confident of graduating next month \u2014 here is a great opportunity for you.If you are a parent, with a son or daughter ready for university this year, here is important news.searching for 50 lop high-school students graduating this June .young men and women ready for intensive 50 SCHOLARSHIPS OF S750 In a nation-wide competition opening this week, 50 of the most promising young Canadian men and women, graduating from high school this June, will be awarded Bank of Montreal Scholarships, valued at $750 each, for entrance to first-year University next autumn.These young Canadians will be drawn from all of the ten provinces according to population, with a minimum of two scholarship students from each province.They will be judged by independent University Selection Committees on the basis of academic standing and character.They will enter a Canadian university of their choice as Bank of Montreal Scholarship Students to pursue studies in Arts or Science.Professional courses, such as law, medicine and engineering, arc not included.B of M Scholarship Students may hold other monetary scholarships for the first year only.48 SCHOLARSHIPS OF $1,500 In the Spring of 1961, the top 16 of these 50 students will each be awarded a B of M Scholarship of $1,500 for second-year university training.In 1962 and 196), provided at least good second-class grades have been maintained, these same students will each be awarded a B of M Scholarship of $1,500 per annum leading to graduation in 1964.In developing the plan, the Bank of Montreal is in no way seeking personne* for Its own staff, but men and women who \u2014 through scientific research and pursuits in the public service \u2014 will contribute in some notable way to the common good of the nation in the years ahead.university training In the Arts or Sciences.From these 50 students, we hope to find eight outstanding young scholars for Canada's Centennial in 1967.They will be young Canadians of exceptional scholastic attainment \u2014 well-equipped and anxious to blaze new trails for the benefit of Canada the humanities.One of the winners could be you.or your son or dayghter.your Starks Corners Notes Miss Jenney Wharrey, Ottawa, spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Palmer.Sunday Miss Wharrey attended the family day service In the United Church and placed a white chrysanthemum on the altar in memory of departed members of her fsun- in Kientific research, in the social sciences or in w # # » e are 24fELLOWSHIP$ OF 53,000.In the Spring of 1964, the top eight of these 16 students will each be awarded a B of M Scholarship of $3,000 for one years study anywhere in Canada or abroad.In 1965 and 1966, provided a satisfactory standard of work has been maintained, these same students will each be awarded a B of M Scholarship of $3,000 per annum for further study leading to their Doctorate.2 BANK OF MONTREAL CANADA CENTENNIAL AWARDS OF $5,000 In 1967, to culminate this seven-year plan, the two top students \u2014one in Arts and one in Science \u2014 will be chosen, from all 50 participants in the plan, to receive the Bank of Montreal Canada Centennial Awards of $5,000 each for a further year of study anywhere in Canada or abroad.Thus, to each of these two winners \u2014 if they have been participants throughout the plan \u2014 the Bank will have provided financial assistance amounting to $19,250.HOW STUDENTS IN Uy * » # # # Mrs.Frank Smith and family of Limbour spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.EJ*.Fulford and attended family day service In the United Church.Mrs.E.Cook Invited all the ladies of the church to the manse Thursday afternoon for a tour of inspection and afternoon tea.QUEBEC SHOULD APPLY » # e ing from Fourth Year High School this June with CeBege Entrance Junior Certificate, should visit their neighbourhood B of M branch and ask for the \"Handbook for Candkhtee\" far the Bank of Montreal Canada Centennial Scholarships.This booklet explains the Scholarship Mam in detail and outlines the simple steps required to register your application for consideration by the Selection Committee of Quebec for one of the 13 scholarships available in I960 to students of this province.If there is no branch of the Bank in your district, then \u2014 and only then \u2014 you should address yotr request to.The General Manager.Head Office.Bank of Montreal.119 St James Street West.MONTREAL, Owe.Womens Association netted over $40.00 with sandwiches, pie and drinks served at the Secll Sly sale last Wednesday.The # e # (entrai Hospital Auxiliary Meek The Central Unit of the Pontiac Community Hospital met In the Doctor\u2019s Room on May 6th with nine members present.Mr.Moore addressed the ladles before the meeting opened.The president opened the meeting with prayer.The minutes of the April meeting were read and approved.The treasurer reported the| following bills paid: $32.55 for white flannelette; $140.00 far bed spreads; $91.40 for draw sheets, cotton, flannel and face clothe.From the branches the following, Clarendon, 20 diapers.$10.50 W.I.fees; one pair of mens slippers donated; Campbell\u2019s Bay, 72 diapers, one used kimona, two dressing gowns donated; Zion, 15 bed pan covers, 74 bum bandages.Motion Mrs.H.Wilson, sec.| Mrs.Carty a bolt of flannelette be ordered for baby gowns.Meeting adjourned by the President # # # HOW SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS ARE CHOSEN # » e i Scholarship students arc choeen on merit alone \u2014 academic standing and character \u2014 by independent Selection Committees of faculty members of Canadian universities.The Bank will have no part whatever in the decisions taken by the Committees.Mo I ce'Kenmu4 # # # i j j H»0BQqh For CARD'D j f r , * * t \\ SEE YOUR BANK OF MONTREAL BRANCH AND MAKE YOUR APPLICATION WITHOUT DELAY.DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED YOUR EXAMINATION RESULTS.ACT NOW.1 Yarn lor Ihe asking.this booklet contain, your application ton.# » \\ ) Thursday, May 12, I960 THE EQUITY fag* four afforded to the King's Maj- Others assisting in the plant- j csty during the 25 years of his ing of trees were Messrs.W.H.auspicious reign.The service Corrigan, R.W.Hougins, Harry was held in St.Paul's Anglican Fades, Ira Hanna, Elwood with Dale.Hilliard Hodgins.George A.F.Prendergast, J.D.Hodgins.0.Brownlee, W.E.Shaw and T.An Lynch.6t.Paul's Anglican Church, THE EQUITY Hard Tops 25 Years Ago Hard Tops The people of this commun - church at 10:30 a.m Ity Joined on Monday.May 6 Revys d, Andrews in rendering thanks to Al- yokes, a.W.Hewett and mighty God for the protection] ter.Nurse officiating door end four door The most stylish models \u2014 sparkling used cars in tvyo models.Come in today and look over our specialties for this week.CADILLAC Coupe de Ville, every extra, all power equipped BUICK 2 Door Hardtop, one owner, radio, dynaflow, two tone > Door Hardtop, radio, dynaflow, white walls, spotless $1,945.00 OLDSMOBIIB 98 Hardtop, power steering & brakes, radio one I address was given tracing the ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦! life of King George In Uie Shawvlile, was the scene of a home, state and church.An prétty wedding on Wednesday offering was taken which went May 1st when Charlotte Myr-to the Ganger Fund of Can- tie \u2022 Wickens, daughter ol Mr.ad a.After the service the peo- and Mrs.John Wickeng, was united in marriage to Mr.Wm.James Archibald Homer, of Yarn.Miss Evelyn Palmer attended the bride and Mr.Clifton Dale was beat man.Itev.TER.Nurse officiated.Monday evening.April 22, Miss Audrey M.Richardson, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.John Richardson, of Radford, was united In marriage to Daniel Von Besser, of Toronto.Died at his home In Stark's Corners on Saturday evening, May 4, Mr.John Smiley, after an illness of several months.He was bom in Radford 74 years ago.1957 1957 Lyfred Brown & Sons Limited PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES Phone: Quyon \u2014 32R6 Ottawa \u2014 PA 8-9691 BUICK 4 1957 owner 1956 $2,000.00 BUICK 4 Door Hardtop, radio, automatic, see it\t^ BUICK Century 4 door Hardtop, all power equipped, radio, black_ an white, one owner.OLDSMOBILE 88 Hardtop, 4 door, new tires, radio, hydramatic *',*'?¦ $1,045 00 pie gathered In the new Anglican fcerttetery where a number of trees were planted.Mr.George Hynes, who was 95 years of age, assisted by Messrs A Eadses, planted one in honor of the King, Dr; D.J.Campbell and Mr: W.Harris planted the one for the Queen.1956 1956 1955 CADILLAC 2 tiooi1 Hardtop, fully Equipped, a nice one Hodgins and T 1953 These are a few examples We have Over 100 Cars in Stock High Quality at a Fair Price Reliable Warranty Good Terms RADIO WEEK Æ> REID BROS.MOTOR SALES LTD.In The Ottawa Valley IS MAY 15th TO MAY 21sl SPECIAL SHOWS, QUIZ GAMES, CONTESTS! Makes a man feel ten I feet tall ! What does?I Why, having money in I the bank, of course!H When you've got a nice | pad of savings behind | you, you can take advan-1 tage of sale prices.And when you spot something you want, you can pay cash for it Or, if someone in the family gets sick, it\u2019s nice to know the money is right there to look after him.The fact is, everything in life looks better when you\u2019ve got cash in the bank.And iti doesn\u2019t take long to run up a nice sum when you make small but regular deposits.Yes sir, money in the bank really does give a man that ten-feet tali feeling.Do you know where I save my money?Arnprior, Ontario Tel.234 or 235, THE EQUITY 50 Years Ago CHOV The village church bells were tolled on Saturday morning out of respect for the late King Edward.Some big stunts of trout fishing have been performed | during the past week at Quy-on River at Kazabazua.Mr.H.lmison and uncle Mr.Lewis after a two day outing returned with a string of 195 speckled beauties.Messrs TA.James and H Eades took 160 out of the Quyon one afternoon.Capt.John Stewart, of the Radford Rifle Association wasi the recipient of a massive silver plaque, awarded by the] Dominion Government as the winner of the Government competition in rifle shooting.For Sale\u2014Eggs for hatching from, purebred White Wyan-dottes.50 cents per setting; 2 settings for 75 cents.Apply to J.A.Dean.Starks Corners.Mr.James Ebert of Litchfield has returned from B.C.where he spent the winter months.Mr.S.W.Wilson and Mrs.Wilson of Ottawa, were here attending the obsequies of the late Mrs.David Wilson.Mr.J.J.Turner arrived home last week from Lums-ilen\u2019s Mills where he has been engaged on the big conservation dam.For the life you like to live.Dial 1350 \u2014 Pembroke -i; % CEMETERY MEMORIALS ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED A s & MONUMENTS OF FINE MARBLE AND GRANITE OF THE BEST QUALITY Made By The Latest Machinery Visit Our Showroom And See For Yourself DIAL HE 2-4224 RENFREW, ONT.* Hi # Pi THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA i 0 ''{naturally! # GEORGE H.FROM! & SONS » 2 K THE EQUITY SHELL Oil PRODUCTS 75 Years Ago 'S - Portage news\u2014The steamers \u201cLevi Young\u201d and \u201cBaldwin\u201d are ready for the seasons operations.The \u201cJanet\u201d will Hot be used this year.Mr.King Is the new lessee M the Rattray House.Mr.C.N.Purvis has rented the stand on the comer opposite Mr.Geo.Ried\u2019s hardware store.Ploughing has commenced In some townships in the county.The ground is very Wet yet.High water in Quyon has swept away the grist mill and dam owned by Mr.W.McKay of Quyon.Mr.James F.Carmichael arrived home Saturday, from Queens College, Kingston, after passing a very credable examination.Mr.Wm.McVeigh of Bryson has à chicken with four legs.Mr, Locum, the renowned opened Campbell\u2019s iron mine in Upper Litchfield.Several charges of dynamite were put in it and three tons of ore taken out.This mine was situated two miles \"back of Campbell\u2019s lake.4.¦ z Si j m » 98% V \\ I V & \\ m \\ i m \\ «1 ft m Y vft, ÉbÆ m 4M i, T important part of your farming 1KHS08 Your tract operation.To make sure that you get top performance from your tractor, make sure that you have plenty of SHELL GAS, OIL and GREASE on hand.Shell Products are backed by years of research and of the most trouble free hours of work from I *U A \t\t \u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022 a* Here\u2019s a bright new brew that matches the lively mood of Quebec today l This ideal .\u2022 lager is the result of unhurried, natural brewing \u2014 a smooth, friendly beer with a lively flavour that lends life to your leisure.Next time ask for molson Canadian and \u2022\u2022 enjoy its brilliant new taste.\u2022LOOK FOR THE RED.WHITE AND BLUE LABEL M \u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 .' assure you all your machinery.Your machinery represents a very large part of your investment and deserves the best Fuels and Lubricants to keep it working for you.MOLSON MOLSON Mr mineralogist INSIST ON THE BEST YOU CAN BE SURE OF SHELL * ) SHAWVILLE MILLING (0.LTD.\u201cWhere Trading Is A Pleasure\u201d LLOYD STEVENS, Manager TELEPHONE 304 FUND DRIVE for HOME FOR THE AGED Starts JUNE 4th /.ft ïm V i \u2022v-1 Pag* Ave THE EQUITY Thursday, May 12, I960.Linda Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs.Edgar Russell, Lyle Dalton Plrle son of Mr.and Mrs.Dalton Hodglns, James David son of Mr.James Loken.Congratulations to Mr.and Mrs.Andy Hanna (nee Faye Seymour) on the birth of a treol to spend the week end, Mr and Mrs.Argyl MacFar-lane of Ottawa were In Bristol this week opening up their cottage.Mrs.John Henderson of Toronto Is spending a few weeks with her Mother Mrs John Robertson.The following babies were baptised at Bristol Memorial Presbyterian church Sunday.i Ervin Armstrong and two chll- , week end guests of her parents \u2022\t- Douglas ! Mr.and Mrs.Ervin Russell.Mr and Mrs.James Loken and son Ottawa were weekend visitors with Mr.and Mrs.Em-merson Two.Mr.and Mrs Alex Thomas and Mary were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs.Earl Thomas.Mr and Mrs.Mulse Francis and Robert motored to Mon- Mrs.Arthur Thomas were Mr.and Mrs.Fred Armstrong and Mr and Mrs.Bert Wilson of @on.Mr.and Mrs.Clifton Tho-Ottawa were Sunday visitors and son Pembroke, Mr.with Mr.and Mrs.Robert and Mrs Wesley Macintosh Laird.\tand family, Ottawa, Mr.Jack Sunday visitors with Mr.and Thomas Perth.Mr.and Mrs.Bristol Holes dren, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas and family.Airs.Fred Biown of Ottawa spent the week end with her parents Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Wilson.Little Kathy Colline Is visiting her grandparents Mr.an Mrs.Robert Wilson.Mr.and Mrs.Edmond Miller of Templeton were week end guests with her parents Mr.and Mrs Richard Thompson, Mr.and Mrs.Richard Thompson, Mr.and Mrs.Thompson accompanied them home to spend a few days.Gilbert James and John spent Mothers day In Bnaeslde with Mrs.John Carmichael.Mr.Charles Smart and Len-ore Grant of Ottawa were recent guests with M and Mrs.R.A.Grant.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Russell spent a few days In Montreal recently.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Rieley of Ottawa spent the week end with Mrs.Martin Riley.Mr and Mrs.Clarence Clem-mlns spent Mothers Day with their daughter and family at their cottage.Mr.and Mrs.Merton Dean and two daughters, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Sally and two children, Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred McCallum and son, were Sunday visitors with Mrs.Russell Dean and Mrs.son.iw Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Gordon were recent visitors In Bristol.so sum somagirf NOW o VARSOLiS Carmichael Mrs.REITER IRAN B/ER 4 1 DEODORIZED ! s: CLEANS WfTH greater ease i CLEANS and SHINES .AS IT WAXES % \u2022 \u2022 V e 4 * Desioned for a * BETTER, BRIGHTER, 4 and LONGER- \u2022II \\f l fV] NOW available II\tIN HANDY CANS LASTING SHINE! 1 z & ir'y \u20221» \\ Mr.and Mrs.Garnet Humphrey and son Manotlck were # Vised P \u2014 From attic to basement, Varsol cleans with greater ease and efficiency.You'll use it for floors, clothes and fabrics, painted surfaces, plastic and ceramic tiles, and many other household chores.And Varsol is deodorized-leaves no offensive odour.Ask your Imperial Esso Agent for new Varsol in the handy gallon can.BIG Clarence Wesley Hayes Passes Away Here I in 20-oz.can 6 Clarence Wesley Hayes, a Shawville farmer.(Esso) TL* c ii lifetime died\u2019 May 4th at the Pontiac Community Hospital as a result of a heart seizure.Mr.Hayes was to be 62 this week.Waxes as it cleans - - automatically TW:\t.no extra work, and does it in HALF the TIME! ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST / Mr.Hayes was born May 12, ! 1898, the son of the late James Cole Hayes and Mary Little.He was a member of the Un-.tcd Church and married Ada Ethelwyn Oreenlay at Oreen-lay, Quebec on October 5, 1927.Mr.Hayes Is survived by a sen, Irwin, at the farm in Shawville, and three daughters, Madelon (Mrs.Wm.Smiley» of Shawville, Elaine (Mrs.Donald Chamberlain » of Richmond and Doris (Mrs.John Fait) of Buckingham, and five grandchildren.The funeral service was from the W.J.Hayes & Sons Fun-oral Home to Shawville United Church with Rev.E.I.Johnston officiating.:TTlPROVIDES DOUBLE PROTECTION Shawville W.E.SCHWARTZ I I - solid wax plus weafherguard silicones ¦ 1 ¦ .TO PRESERVE AND BRIGHTEN THE FINISH IN ONE EASY APPLICATION! e I Keep that showroom brilliance lovelier, longer with Velvet-Sheen .formulated for \"easier car-care\"! Leaves a shining coat of Carnauba I Wax \u2014 gives your car color so deep \u2014 you'll be able to \"see into it! J Weatherguard Silicones add extra durability, stop color fade-out, etc.There's no laborious rubbing .removes grease, dirt, stains, eas\" gently .and does the waxing at the same time.Best for conventional and the new Acrylic finishes .try it today.Conservatively cerrect \u2014feWey wmé lewerrew I I I .it's V riiiv ily, | I .69 L Good \u201cCar-Grooming\u201d starts at Canadian Tire Seat Cover and Upholstery Cleaner- , Freeman Grant, Robinson Hodgins, El-vyn Corrigan, Royce Hodgina, Keith Brownlee and Gerald Hodgina.Pallbearers were WONDER WASH .89 Refreshes, restores all tabriçs.With brush .» Produces en abundance of foaming ahampoo to quickly remove grime, dirt and Fcum.\tpel No wiping Whitewall Tire Cleaner Keeps whitewalls like new.Spray on.16-oz.bottle\u2014cleans 50 tires .79 off 7th Line Notes LIQUID £*.29 ewe.*»» \u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 #«##**»#\te*##.*e*e##e*e\t**#*###*»»* e* \u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 .10 Mr.and Mrs.Everett McDowell and Mrs.John R.Mo-Dorwell spent Tuesday In Ottawa.Everett was attending the Presbytery of the United Churtfh of Canada held at Parkdale United Church.Cetlnlose Seonge- .34 With nylon threads for extra strength.Soft, pliable.As low as .12-fl.49 #\"*** ox.Anti-Fog Cloth- .39 POWDER Stops fogging, steaming of windshields .windows, mirrors won\u2019t mist over .29 # 5-ox can Qt.Cheesecloth- .79 .29 Superfine quality; lint-free \u2014 for cars, furniture, etc.42\u201d wide.3-yd.can Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Kilgour spent Tuesday In Ottawa.i \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022 I J Enjoy the extra safety of SUPER - LASTIC i A very pleasant evening was held on Tuesday, May 10 when a shower was held at the home of Mrs.Arthur Dagg for Miss Emily Dagg, a bride elect of this month.Emily was presented with a corsage by Miss Ruth Dagg while Misses Mary and Margaret Kilgour carried in the gifts.Miss Dagg thanked her friends in a very fitting ! EASY TERMS N à AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 670/15 750/14 À 0* with Class \"A* trade-in Smart new styling» comfort and quality are combined in these RITCHIE shoes, with most impressive result*.6 ce fmmv?FOR X Similar savings on other sizes, In I .\teluding tubeless and whitewalls VTŸREX MODERN MEN rrZm, way.The assisting hostesses were Mrs.Lendon Workman, Mrs.John R.McDowell, Mrs.Arthur Kilgour and Mrs.Walter Kilgour.9.95 *70/15 \u2022 *00/1* w'th Class \"A\" trade-in OF GOOD TASTE hostesses were assisted in serving by Mrs.Everett Mo Dowell, Mrs.Stan Widdicombe, Ruth Dagg and Mary and Margaret Kilgour.Mr and Mrs.Everett McDowell, Mrs.John R.McDow-»U Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kil-grôr and family motored to Beachburg on Sunday to pay their respects to the late George Stevenson The « IV t u S3 # SS0CIAÎE\tS TM JE ( \\5S z> Kf £ ) w W.J.HOBBS CIOTNII 9HOPS ) i N> Main Street, Shawville 1 PHONE 301J SHAWVILLE Thursday, May 12, 1960 THE EQUIIV Page Sta \u2022 \u2022 and insects for about 6 or 6 years beiore they are large enough to go on to the inar- Campbell's Bay School WALTHAM CWL Forest Visit Shawville Notes Otter Lake Notes May Meeting And Membership Party (Continued from Page One) annually of between eight and nine hundred new teachers.At present time only about six hundred are enrolled for that training.Consequently, he eald parents are asked to encourage their son» and daughters to take up teaching.People are needed, he said, who are willing to accept the challenge of being teachers; -and, the need Is most urgent for teachers who will encourage pupils to think.Continuing this theme, Dr.Giles pointed out that the school can never supplant the home as a source of training; and that the home Is the sphere of greater influence.The primary aim of the school he said, la to cultivate the ability to think to a purpose, so that graduates at our schools can enter the free world able to make a positive contribution consequent on conclusion reached through independent thought.At the conclusion of his address, Dr.Giles moved to the side of the stage and, removing the covering cloth, unyelled the bronze plaque bearing the name of the school, the date of opening ,and the names of the school board members, in sd doing, he declared the school officially opened.It has been planned that school board member Dr.Bradshaw would thank Dr.Giles, ' however, Dr.Bradshaw was unavoidably absent, and the speaker was thanked, most suitably, by Ray Johnston.The benediction wai pronounced by Rev.R.W.McCaw of Shawville.Refreshments were served by the Campbell's Bay United Church W.A.Those attending the Official congratulations to Mrs.Ar-Openlng of the New School at chic Sly of Wyman, Que., on Campbell's Bay, Friday night, 91st birthday May 13.She were; Mr.Raymond Johnston u presently visiting her dau-M.P.P and Mrs.Johnston, ghter in Detroit.Mr.and Mrs.Otto Hahn, and Mr.and Mrs.8yd Barclay Mr and Mrs B Q.Quaile (Continued from Page One) cd In a low swampy soil to Keep motet during the planting process.Other organizations assisting with this work are the Boy Scouts who have a program of trea Identification and tests m forestry, and the Klwanls Club of Pembroke who have a project of planting Xmas trees for sale to assist with the work for under privileged children.The Ontario Land and Forest, Department visits the schools and lectures to the students on the Importance of reforestation and conservation.The 4-H Forestry Chibs also assist in tree planting During the day the Pontiac group visited a project of Christmas tree production by a resident of Pembroke.He pays the cost of tree transportation, approximately $14.00 per 1000 trees and has to keep them trimmed each year In the months of June or July and protect them from fire net.The Idea of this tour was to create more Interest in the -ounty oi Pontiac both thr-jvjh County Council and the High School* of the Importance of reforestation on our many acres of waste land In our County and to save the County irom ematon by wind und water.Expressions of appreciation and thanks were extended to Tfondence read were letters of Mr.Groves on behalf of the appreciation from Rev.Father Pontiac County Council and Walaih for a donation to the the students for the verÿ in- Sacred Heart Radio Program teresting and educational tour and Mrs.R.St.Pierre a mem- ln the County of Renfréw.It ber; to whom the C.W.L.had iiad been very beneficial.given a Missal on her taking Mr.Groves then extended up residence In Val D\u2019Or.an Invitation to the parents preparations were discussed 01 these students and the oth- for HI* Excellency Bishop er County of Pontiac Co un- goth's visit for Confirmation cillors to visit these areas In on May 28th; also for first the near future and said he communion breakfast In early would be pleased to be their Jun\u20ac at whlch> ^ides the 1st mut tor the tour, and would communicanta and their par-iry and have representatives u wiu ** invited the mem- 2ÊÜ SS S JTZ 3 SmSsE On this tour were-\tFlowers for the forty hours Calumet Island, Thao- \u201c **en, ?e,Un« n,rt Du\u201eur and a»., Tom-\tad- dressed the meeting, congratulating the members on the splendid turnout and the spirit of cooperation and Interest.The president welcomed Fr.Donahue and the new as well as the old members, Inviting them to bring In new Ideas and suggestions, thus creating greater Interest.In concluding Mrs.T abeUe gave a brief outline Oa the history of the CWL from its origin to the present time.The meeting closed with prayer and the director\u2019s bless- Thirty-four members assembled in the school auditorium for the May meeting and Membership Party which was held on May 3rd.Rev.D.Donahue Director opened the meeting with prayer .Mrs Labelle Pres., was In the chair.Among the corres- trnd Beth spent the weekend at the heme of Mr and Mrs.James Horner.Mr.He: man Thrum and Mrs.Verner Thrun,^^*###^# Meyer visited.Mrs.Homer over the weekend.Mrs.Herb C.Hodglns and Mrs.Victor Tanner attended tile funeral of the late H.G.Wills in Wakefield recently.I Mrs.R.L.Wheeler, Mias I Dorothy Wheeler and Miss Margo Lamb of Ottawa spent the week-end at their summer home here.Mr.Nel Mrs.Charles James Hobbs and Master Danny of Ottawa spent the weekend at their cottage here, Mrs.Hobbs Joined them on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Bretilaff and family visited on Sunday with Mrs Bretalaffe uncle and aunts, Mr.Wm.and Misses Annie and Dora Yach at Thome Centre.Mr.Wm.Thoms of Shawville spent Saturday with his daughter and son-in-law Mr.and Mrs.Geo Bretslaff.Mr.Fred Bretslaff Jr.of Aylmer spent the weekend at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Zacharies and family spent Saturday with Mr.and Mrs Etoile Zacharies; Mrs.Emile Zacharies who has been In 111 health Is up and around again.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Es-aie Richard for Mother's Day were; Mr.and Mrs.Joe Richard and Bruce of Amprior; Mr.and Mrs.Rheal Richard and family.Mr.Earl Richard and Mr.Merle Richard of Renfrew.Mr.and Mrs.August Erfle and young son Hientz arrived on April 30th from Germany to take up residence with their son and daughter-in-law Mr.and Mrs.Helmut Erfle.Mr.Erfle Jr.has purchased a farm here from Mr.Arno Bretilaff where they have recently moved to.Mr.and Mrs.Amo Bretilaff Sheila and Craig have moved into a house formerly owned by Mr Theo Zlmmerllng here.Mr.Bretzla.fl has recently taken possession of the store formerly operated by Mr.Adolph Zlmmerllng and vacated r- J: « farm Nolei Visiting with the KUgours on Sunday were Mrs.K.Lune-burg and son Rodney and 2 grandchildren, all of Ottawa and Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Kll-gour and boys Shawville.Mr Wallace Belsher and children of Ottawa and Mr.and Mre.Orbome Belsher, Shawville, spent Sunday \"Mothers Day .with Mr.and Mrs Harry Belsher.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Balen-tyne, Maryland, visited with Mr.and Mrs.J.B Kilgour on Tuesday.Mrs.Mervyn Dale, shawville, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr.and Mrs.Warnle Rlchard- there as Sunday following was Mothers Day.Visitors with the Stewart Woods family on Thursday were Mr.and Mrs.Henry Woods, Oreermount, and Mrs Hilliard Beattie of Onslow.Mr.Bob Bow an Is getting al- angeau; from Ladysmith, Gary Brations remarkably well with his laff.Bobble Dale, David Dahms building down at the Inn and j ano Dennis Shepherd; we hear he expects to open up from Sheenboro High, Qer-on the 24th May week end.aid Talion, Pat Sullivan, John Congratulations to Mr.and and Joseph 8mlts; Mrs.Norman Homer on the from Campbell\u2019s Bay, Bobble birth of a son bom In Shaw- Lan:e, Douglas Sloan, Dean ville Community Hospital t Moodle, Howard Hodgins, Ritchie Moore and Allan McGuire ; a O.n Vinton, Mike Sloan, Bobble Sloan, Nelligan Des-lardine, Richard B rois bois & Allan Hearty; trom Fort Coulonge, Jackie Jewell; from Shawville, Murray Graham, Brent Schock, Gary achuvartz, Bill Smith, Ross Campbell and Albert Armstrong.These boys were chosen by the Interest they have taken In Reforestation and to qual- son.Miss Arlene Kllgour Is attending to school duties In Thurso Que this week.The Yarm W.A.meeting for May was held In the W.A.Hall with a good attendance on Thursday P.M.Mrs.Cook read the scripture, also a very nice reading on Christian Mo- brother tor John, Ralph, and Mary Ann.The Sympthies of the Yarm people Is extended to Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Ireland In their very sad berearement in the death of their little son.Mrs Ireland, (Iona Murray» lived with us at Yarm for a number of years while growing up and Is still like one of our own and everyone feels very deeply for both she and her husband In the loss of their dar-> last week by Mr H Erfle.His friends here wish him every success.In his venture.Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Basil Quaile were Mr.and Mrs.George W.Eades, Mrs.Helen Kirkpatrick and Master jimmy Kirkpatrick of Carieton Place.Mr.and Mrs.Ken Tubman.Nancy, Merlin and Judy and Master Oeorgle Black of Campbell's Bay.mg.Immediately following this games were played and tne winners were eligible for prizes.Refresnments were served.Hostesses were Mrs.Len Dupuis, Mrs.Leo Btnler, Mrs.V.Gagnon and Mrs.L.Becnamp.ify had V> have a certain percentage In grade standing.They will be asked to write an essay on the subject of reforestation and a prize will be awarded for the best paper.ling 39™ ANNUAL MISSIONARY CONVENTION OHAW* DISTRICT H» a-n-H FREE METHODIST YOUTH - Shawville High School Auditorium \u2022 \u2022 S: I K TURKS J * Up-to-dat REPORT: A timely report from the Aslan Conference will be given by Rev.N.E.Cooke.Rev.Cooke will be coming home directly from the conference held In Kyoto, Japan In April.Convention Highlights MUSIC: Special singing and musk will be suptdted.Song Leader\u2014Bob Clifford Organist\u2014Helen Warren Pianists\u2014Betty Campbell and Dougal Sharpe The combined Fifth Avenue Westboro choirs will sing.ISS I 0 W 2 te slides will be shown on Egypt by Rev.NE.Cooke and on Brasil by Rev.R.C.Kenny.' BIBLE QUIZES: District Finals will be held during the convention on the entire Book of Acts.Plan to start studying right away.r , MUSIC COMMITTEE: Mrs.Asa Smith Mr.Johnson Smith Mr.David Saunders ! *# \"a.\"* PROGRAMME The Smart Shop for ladies ft I.HOBBS Milling Co.1 - _ KAYS\u2019 STYLE SHOPPE -\t\u2022\tMAY 20th Friday Evening \u2014 7:30 p.m.Rev.N.E.Cooke \"THERE WILL ALWAYS BE - A CHALLENGE\" Slides from Egypt MAY 21st Saturday Morning \u2014 9:00 a m.Business Session Saturday Afternoon \u2014 2:30 p.m.Mrs.N.E.Cooke \"MISSIONARY NEWS FROM EGYPT\" Mrs.R.C.Kenny THE HISTORY OF FREE METHODIST WORK IN BRAZIL\" Saturday Evening \u2014 7:30 p.m.Rev.R.C.Kenny \"BRAZIL AS WE SAW IT\" Slides from Brazil MAY 22nd Sunday Morning \u2014 10:30 a m.Rev.A.B.Moffett \"PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY TO THE TASK\" Sunday Afternoon \u2014 2:30 p.m.Rev.N.E Cooke \"THERE WILL ALWAYS BE - A VICTORY\" Sunday Evening \u2014 7:30 p.m.Rev.R.C.Kenny \"WANTED - A MAN\" , r Shawville, Quebec Katie Elliott Kay Woodley W.J.HAYES and SONS J.L HODCINS CO.LTD.Chevrolet-Oldsmoblle-Chevrolet Trucks General Motors Sales and Service Ambulance Service Funeral Directors DEAN and MERRITT PALMERS DRESS SHOP General Merchants > )¦ SHAWVILLE ELECTRIC SMARTS MEAT MARKET Athol Dale i THE EQUITY Thursday, May 12, 1960.To the people of Campbell\u2019s Bay on the opening of the new school at \u201cThe Bay\u201d.We, who participated in is construction, take this opportunity to wish all who will be using the school, many years of worthwhile education within its walls.1 A Campbell's Bay Protestant School GENERAL CONTRACTOR Cascades, Quebec Tel.47-R-2 SO Riverside Drive SMITH BROS.LLOYD KENSLEY F.W.MARTIN Campbell\u2019?Bp* Que., \\.\t' ai »-i.f Lumber \u2014 Sash \u2014 Doers # y\t%).[ Building Hardware ' Equipment Rental Local and long distance float service Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.K Plumbing & Heating Contractor LMP Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.r< Phone 81 P.O.Box 31 ; f ED.TIMMINS L L BAIRD and SON Reg\u2019d DEAN and MERRITT'S General Insulating Co.Reg\u2019d Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.We were pleased to have supplied sand, gravel, fill and participated in the excavation.Blower Method Insulation \u2014 Aluminum Awnings and Canopies \u2014 Lighting Rods \u2014Venetian Blinds Aluminum Doors & Windows Screens Shawville, Que.Aluminum Suppliers of Linoleum - PHONES -Pembroke RE 2-4448 Tile Flooring Campbell's Bay Perth 12 92 Construction Supervision By Burgess, McLean & MacPhadyen ARCHITECTS 53 Queen St.Ottawa 4, Ont.Electrical Wiring by J.E.O\u2019NEIL ) Electrical Contractor Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.) Thursday, May 12, 1960.THE EQUITY Peg* Eight \", Mr.and Mrs.T.Amyotte Mr.and Mrs.Fdmon Rom Mr.and Mrs.Tommy Spence of Ottawa spent the weekend visiting relatives.Miss Marjorie Amyotte of Richmond spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.Amyotte.Miss Joan Bertrand and friend of Ottawa spent the weekend with her parents Mr.and Mrs.Louts Bertrand.Mr.and Mrs.Roland St.Jncrjue of Hull spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs.Maleau.itrfh Fort (oulonge Notes Concert Held A concert presented by the broke spent the weekend with daughter.Mr-nd™ ssttSL\tïïïl- , ws^-r^r zzrzrz % weenena wu\tProulXf Mrs.Constant Poisson and Mrs.Jack Poole provided the music.Those taking part In the play were Mrs.Keith Devouin, Mrs.Thomas Mathers, Mrs.Asa Ostrom, Miss Anita Leplne, Mrs.Rodolphe Gauthier, Mrs.Rheal Sicard, Mde Amedle Poisson, Mde Ben Bastion and Mme Joseph Rodgers.Mr.F.Coyne of Bryson acted as chairman :or the evening.Portage du Fort Notes A new cement sidewalk is being built on Church Street.Tommy and Timmy of Mont-Thls is a project whereby the real are visiting with Min.Federal government gives as- Mary.sis tance on 50% basis on lab- \\ Z ~ I\t___ .or costs to relieve the unem- purchased a new I960 blue ployment situation in Muni - Ctaev car.clpalities.\tI Mrs.Peckham and daughter Mr Robert Thompson has of Ottawa and Mrs.Farrell spent Sip 'îsâm Carey; Mr.and Mrs.David Born to Mr.and Mrs.Don- weekend.Behm and children of Pern- aid Male 11 e at Pembroke, a Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Amyotte of Toronto spent the weekend visiting their parents, the lage and St.Alban's, Park-man were Frank Brink worth.James Fraser and Edward Vaughan attended the General Synod of the Anglican Church held in Montreal recently.Council Nominations , Nominations for three councillors was held on Wednesday May 11 to fill the vacancies of seats No.4, 5 and 6 resulting with Mr.George McCallum to fill seat No.6 and Alfred Farrell and Garnet McCallum nominated for seat No.4 and|\t,|PB Roma Delorme and Amie Es- 's being levelled off with a sembire nominated for seat bulldozer and some fill Is be-No 5.Election to be held on .ng drawn and a seeding is to Monday May 16th.\tfollow, giving the children a Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Gib- better playgrounds and add-bons attended the official ing to the appearance of the opening of the Campbell's Bay property.Protestant Intermediate Sch-\tDelegates representing the ool on Friday, May 6.\tparishes of St.Georges, Por- Mr.Ken Musgrove lay reader of Shawville took charge of the services at St.George\u2019s church in the absence of Rev.Frank Burton who assisted at the 50th anniversary of St.Cuthberts Anglican Church In Montreal on Sunday last.The Ottawa River is overflowing these days and causing some Inconveniences to residents situated on its banks.A steady daily Increase has been reported and a further rise is expected tonight or to- CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SAVE A NOM you can do ALL 3 Furniture, Machinery, Electrical Apllicance* and Many Other Useful Articles Featuring Levelling School Grounds The Puullc School grounds $48.00 STRAIGHT.FASHION and ZIGZAG STITCHING L ON THE INCOMPARABLE A This SATURDAY MAY 14 At 1 p.m.Sharp There is your chance to buy or sell.Now is the time to equip your summer cottage.We already have articles assigned from shotguns to pianos.Here is what to do if you have some useful article for sale.Read The Terms Below:- (1)\tBroken articles or those needing repairs will not be offered for sale.(2)\tArticles will be checked in at the grounds from Tuesday noon until 9 p.m.Friday evenig and from 8 a m.Saturday till 12 noon only.(3)\tArtides left on the grounds after the sale will be at tthe owners risk.Commission Rates are as Follows:- (1)\tThere will be a minimum charge of 25c per article.(2)\t15% Commission Charge in all articles up to $100.00 (3)\t10% Commission Charge on articles from $100.to $500.(4)\t5% Commission Charge on articles over $500.00 There will be a norma charge for articles which are bid in.All Welcome \u2014 Plan To Attend Terms Cash or Certified Cheque Auchioneer \u2014 H.B.Snider SINGER I SLANT-HEEDLE* PORTABLE OPENING » \u2022 \u2022 ANGLER'S INN VACUUM CLEANERS Between SEWING MACHINES 185 Model____$15.00 off 222 Model .$20.00 off 401 Model____$30.00 off C2 Model______$20.00 off $49.50 Shawville and Yarn Opening For The Summer On E2 Model FLOOR POLISHERS P20 Model rug shampoo Floor Polisher .PI Model MAY 20th $10.00 off __ $39.95 morrow.Mrs.Emma Saurial Dies At (oulonge On April 30, a life long resident of Fort Coulonge, Mrs.Emma Saur loi, died at her home in her 86th year.She was the widow of the late Is-ale Sauriol.Mrs.Saurlol was the former Emma Led air and was a life long member of St.Peter's parish and also belonged to the Third Order and the Farmerettes Club.She Is survived by nine children as follows.: Germain, Dea and Lionel of Fort Coulonge, Laurent and Edward of Timmins, Thomas Harvey (Louise) of Ottawa, Mrs.Olivine Moorhead and Mrs.Blanche Fisher of Aylmer.Thirty grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren also survive.Pall bearers were Maurice Saurlol, Riel Saurlol, Germain Saurlol, Laurence Saurlol, Michael Dempsey and Alderique Durocher.Mrs.Saurlol had two sisters Mrs.Peter Rousselle and Mrs.Steve Kasaboski of Renfrew.The body rested at Rlngrose Brothers Funeral Home at Fort Coulonge until Tuesday, May 3 when It was removed to St.Peter\u2019s Church for Requiem High Mass and burial in the Parish Cemetery .SPECIAL FOR THE WEEKEND FREE DRINK WITH EVERY 2 HOTDOGS OR 2 HAMBURGS NU VARIETY STORE Shawville Main St.General Public Notice Johnson outsells, outperforms all others ! To prevent any illegal fishing and to stop poachers in the vicinity of Maryland, Norway Bay, and in the Ottawa River district in general: In that surrounding area, we are advising that we have appointed four new game wardens who are going to make a thorough survey in the future and will patrol these places day and night.Instructions to that effect have been received from Quebec authorities and the work will be conducted by Aldège Godmaire, Chief District Officer of the Fish and Game Department in Hull.« rÆ\\ .' X Mrs.We ¦Ifc *\u2022 SzSK \t\t\t X m m y ¦ wmm ?RîW TL 4 I 686^.3 51 'vA.rb# ,X ** * WW* tf fc-m - % PM only one minute from the dock and they\u2019re nearly a mile ^ down the lake I\ti »?*> \u2018 t m& * DAVID BROWN 950 DIESEL EMBLEMATIC * wmm m «IS ¦fr wmm m Automatic- depth control, traction control, differential lock live power take-off std.3 point linkage 1 & 2 category, belt pulley, transmisison \u2014 6 forward, 2 reverse, lights I - 6:00 X 16 front, 13 X 28 - 6 ply rear, parking PRM IBP \u2022 * * - h.p.COMPLETELY NEW tires - .brake, wheels adjust from 52 to 76 ins., universal swing ing drawbar adjusts from 10 to 16 ins., does not have to be removed.Draw bar 36.5 H P.\u2014 P T O.\u2014 40 H P.Mrs George St Aubin Dies After Illness Mrs.Geroge F.St.Aubin of Otter Lake passed away at the Pontiac Community Hospital on April 26 following a prolonged illness.Mrs.St.Aublne was born Alma St.Aubin on November 23, 1915, the daughter of Vincent St.Aubin and the late Elizabeth Fleury.She was married in 1941 at Otter Lake to George St.Aubin who surl-vlves.Also surviving Is a daughter, Jacqueline, brothers Dosithee, Lionel, and Hector, all of Otter Lake, | Joseph of Welland, George of Gatineau Point and sisters Mre.Adrien Lance (Alberta) of Otter Lake, Mrs.Henry Morin