The equity, 23 novembre 1961, jeudi 23 novembre 1961

[" It No.21, 79th Year.Shawville Quebec, Thursday, November 23, 1961.Subscriptions in advance Canada $3.00; Elsewhere $3.75; per copy 7c $10,000 Fire On Island Liberal Leadership Convention Saturday , ¦ Fire caused at least $10,000 damage at the general store and residence of Mr.Gerald Le ma» re, mayor of Calumet Island, Main St, Calumet Island village on Tuesday, November\ton Saturday.November 21.Fire, believed to be caused I 2^; ^ South Temiscannngue.by faulty wiring, was discov-1 A *arKf\u2018 ^rou®> ^rom lowor Pon\" ered at 7:20 am hi the large Uac £ expected to make the storage building at the rear tnP Tw*> bu.n Saturday morning at seven ¦o clock There are six possible candidates for nomination to lead- The Ponuac-Tcmiscamingue Liberal Convention will tike and Val Vianccwrt of Temlsk-amingue, Paul Martin will be a .special speaker at the convention.It is expected he will speak on breaking the trade barriers and what the Liberals wish to do to put Canada \"back on Its feet' : ¦ h ¦\ttotally destroyed including the ¦\tstock of merchandise within.¦\tI Aid was summoned from the 1 Campbell'.Bay, New Calumet I fTsil\u2018P ln riding, as re- ¦\tMines and Shaw ville Fire Bri l P011^ by organizer Eric Be- Igades\tI langer of Campbell\u2019s Bay.r Although not destroyed by I™** six are Hugh Proud foot, (I fire, Mr Lemaire's home !^r;ir Lo^, Henry LuMm, I store suffered very heavy smoke I ^ Goulet of Fabre Slat- Bay (phone 64 i for details and ¦\taid water damage.\tion' Dr Lalonde of Ville Mane | arrangements.At the conclusion of the leadership convention, a social gathering will take place at the White Oaks Inn hotel.Pontiac people interested in attending the convention may contact Clifford Lawn of Campbell's g E*->,\t' ¦ Lights on in Weirstead Bonnieshade Herd At Winter Fair I1I111| pffp s Sü=s ,riï-:d=S=-~ previously didn\u2019t realize what Bonnieshade Classic won Second Pt./j for the Four B.st boon it was while others who nr*sl Pnze in the jun,or bul1 DâiTy\ta cla*f °L 16 calf class while Bonnieshade groups Second Pr.ze for ProCrusader and Bonnieshade gmey of Dam.Fourth Prize Braw Laddie were Second and 2 yr old in milk.Fourth Prize FFotsr year old Dry and several J a m had experienced the aid of electricity were overjoyed.The hard work of linemen, electricians etc means also that the Christmas gifts won\u2019t be hard to find for those people.£ Il K Conservationists All Members of the Pontiac Fish and Game Association on a wild rice sowing expedition last Saturday are Danny Dubeau, Francis Devlin, Cletus McGuire and Delburt McTiernan.Sixth in the senior division Their veteran cow Bonnie- I other prizes the English language by having an article published in the Journal of the Canadian Society of Radiological Techn clans on the subject of \u201cWhy.When Having been at Pontiac Community Hospital 21 months, Pierre is delighted with his work here and with Shawville as a place to live.He golfs at Norway Bay and also enjoys and Where Compression Should fishing but the nicest thing he Be Applied For Intravenous film casettes are worth $100 | finds about life in a small town Pyelography .is that when he goes down the ; Without going too deeply Radiographer Tells Rotary About His Classification So wing Wild Rice To Attract Ducks The man who has seen through more Pontiac people than I\teach and another $100 worth anyone else here is 23 year old I\tof protection cones and filters\tstreet everyone says good morn-\tinto that topic, not\tgetting un- Pierre Bilodeau, radiographer I\tare used.Each film costs a\tin£ t0 him.\tduly techn.ca.n\tany score, at the Pontiac Community Hos-\tdollar and it takes a dollar\u2019s\tFrench-Canadian origins,\tPierre Bilodeau was\ton(> of this pital, who was the speaker at\tworth of developing solutions\tPierre is completely bilingual,\tseason s mcst\tinteresting the ShawvWe Rotary Club dill-1 for every plate.______________| He has proven his m istery of Rotary speakers.ner Monday night.Pierre is a native Otawan who took a y oar of pre medical work at Ottawa University before his three year course in radiography at the Ottawa General Hospital.His wife.Monique teaches at the Maryland school.In his talk to Rotary, Mr Bilodeau first defined the differences between radiology and radiography The radiologist is Mrs Austin Clarke Sr.\tI a medical doctor who has tak- Graoe was asked by Rev El- I en further specialization in this then the toast to the I Particular field.His job is to interpret the X ray plates which are prepared by the radiographer.There has never been a radiologist at Pontiac Community Hospital and all plates must be sent to Ottawa for reading One third of the cost of an X ray goes to the radiologist.Plantings of Giant Wild Rice touch with the Canadian Wild were made at Quyon, Otter yfe Association in trying to - * *f,r aociation on Saturday, Novem- ary set UP ^ location has been ber 11.The Association plans chosen and the Pontiac Fish on a very extensive planting and Game president Francis project in the coming year.Devlin reports that the Assoc-By planting at various times iation has received the whole they hope to determine which hearted support of the farmers is the best time for this area, whose land borders on the The Association !.been in area Aside from these fixed expenses.the hospital keeps staff to clean the X ray room and replacements must be made of part5 of the equipment as necessary.Mr.Bilodeau brought all this to the attention of the j Rota nans to prove that the hospital isn\u2019t gating rich on their remaining two thirds of the X ray fees.Going into the history of X ray, some anecdotes amused the audience such as the case in New Jersey years ago when it became illegal for gentlemen to sit in the balcony of the -theatre with so called \u201cXray opera glasses\u201d; and the case in Britain where ladies clothing was advertised as being impervious to X ray! Another less entertaining example of the misconceptions about X ray is the use of a sort of do it yourself fluoros-cope in fitting children\u2019s shoes.Until quite recently it was not realized the damage these contraptions could do to both the customers and the operators.The course In radiography consiss of two years X ray and one year therapy, including radiation physics , anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, chemistry and ethics.The dangers of working this closely with X ray are largely overcome by safety precautions which Pierre takes very seriously.L 1 Quyon 4 H Annual Honors Austin Clark Jr.1 r Biz Judith Way 30 Members of the Quyon Calf IPr .son, Queen was proposed by Austin Clarke.Mr Neil Drummond brought greetings from the Dept of Agriculture.He congratulated the club on their efforts and remarked how pleased he was to be present at this their first annual banquet.i Club, their friends and parents gathered at a banquet on the evening of November 4.Winston Me Bane vice president of the club seated the head table guests.Austin Clarke Jr was chairman of the banquet and president of the club, Ronald MacKechnie leader, Jack Clark secretary, Neil Drummond the County Agricultural representative and Mrs Drummond, Mr and Mrs W M Gladish, Mr and\t_ , .Mrs Lennox G a van.Mr Hilliard and Mr Arthur Kilgour brought plumbing and developing tanks Murdock Jr, Mr and Mrs Glen the same frora tile Shawville I with the necessary dark room Fair Board.\tI worth another $2000.His 15 As a radiographer, Pierre Mr Sherwood Henderson | Bilodeau uses an $18.000 mach-bre ught best wishes from the ,ne in a room with $2000 worth directors of the Quyon Fair 0f lead insulation in the walls, ¦ I Winston McBane Meredith, Murray Graham, Mary Kilgour representative of the Shawville Calf Club, Rev ELson, Garry Graham treasurer, Judith Way public /ty.secretary, Mr and Mrs Sherwood Henderson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Kilgour, Mr & Mrs Roland Graham.Mr and » Then Austin Clarke asked Glen Meredith asst, leader of the club to preside over the ore sentation of awards.Hilliard Murdoch Jr present-1 remarked how pleased he was ed his fathers trophy for the to note that, this Is the first best calf of any breed at the club to have a kindergarten 4H Quyon fair to Murray Graham, (our pec wee showmanship The Lennox Gavan Award class).He then presented the for showmanship at the Quyon Citizen Shield and $125 to Aus-Fa r was presented by Mr Gav-| tin Clarke Jr for West District an to Austin Clarke Jr.The Ronald MacKechnie Tro I the counties of Rupert, Gati-phy for best showman was pre- neau, Eardley, Pontiac and seated by him to Austin Clarke Aylmer.Mr Gladish was than-Jr.Ronald s-poke a few words | ked by Austin and Judith Way on the pleasure of working with the young people and then he called on Garry Graham who introduced the guest speaker, Mr WM Gladish, editor of the column in the Ottawa Citizen, \u201cRural Chatter\u201d.His witty and informative address was enjoyed by all.He 2L j a 1 1 L Vi A##*# Showmanship.This includes Cap's Eye on the Weather Since last Thursday R.J.Bilodeau, R.T.Ready for action in the X ray lab is Pierre Bilodeau who gave an insight into his business to Rotary Monday night.The goggles being worn in this picture are t0 accommodate his eyes to the *he darkness.He wears these for twenty minutes before going to work so that a minimal amount of radiation is necessary.This protects the patient as well as the radiographer.The gloves and apron are lead lined to protect Mr.Bilodeau.Equity Photo BUY r Nov.16 Nov.19 46 AND USE thanked the ladies of Quyon United church for the delicious meal.The singing of \u2018 O Canada\u201d brought to a close a very lovely evening and another successful year for the Quyon Calf Club.Low Mean Temp Rain during week .36\u201d Snow during wk.1.C2\" Total Precipitation .51\u201d 16 T B 28.9 CHRISTMAS SEALS page Two THE EQUITY Thursday, November 23, 1961 Letters To The Editor Memorial Park Municipal History ÔUEÛECX DIVISION | I l IE EGWTTY L Bryson, Quobec, November 201 h, 1961 .CWÀNA T I Editor, The Equity, 1 Printed And Published Weekly At PONTIAC PRINTSHOP Shawville, Quebec ?VSlishert & Editors: I Sir: The series of Families\u2019 Histories which may be compiled as a consequence of Father JE Oravelles publication of data thereon should be of tremendous benefit.The important role of The Equity in this work must surety be appreciated.From our families come our communities and, in due course our municipal organization and administration whose priority | and soc ai importance have been forgotten somewhat in Uie, shuffle of our more expansive administrations\t» Perhaps at this time an out- / line of such lovai administra-1wl tions would be of greajt interest.The enclosed piece is a sample for your consideration.Shorter bits Uia« this might be published from time to time as readers\u2019 interest may warrant It Editor, The Equity.Please permit space to comment on a letter in last Equity re Remembrance Day and the Memorial Park m Shawville.The writer Mr W Hodgins, states .and 1 quote, \u201ctoday Nov.11, 1961, was much the same as other years at the \u2018park\u2019,\u201d only a few faithful in attendance \\\ti I % D*vid and Rom lean Dicksoq By Subscription $3.00 Per Year è 1U ii j Aï f i Authorized es Second Claw Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa f 1 A CHURCH BELL IS MISSING .Around the end of August a magnificent church bell, the pride of the parish, was stolen from St.Peters Anglican Church, Cawood.From its lofty perch some fifty feet up in the steeple this bell has been sending out its message for many years to the surrounding countryside.Now the bell is gone.Someone climbed the fifty feet to get it, removed the bell and hanger and drove the whole thing away.A couple of weeks ago a service station attendant in Shawville saw a truck drive by with a church bell on board.He thought the truck had a Montreal licence.This is the only information which has so far come to light about the matter.The theft has been drawn to our attention by one of the parishioners in the hope that publicity in The Equity may bring out something more.If anyone has any information which might be of help, please notify the Provincial Police at Campbell\u2019s Bay, and or The Equity and we will direct the information to the appropriate authorities.Why worry about the \u2018\u2018few I sc long ns they were fulthful-they snail have their reward.As for \"the saine as other I years\" form him that this park was established shortly after the war of 1914-1918.and was made possible by the people of Pontiac east, the War Veterans, the Women's Institutes and ether groups, and was erected In memory of our soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice.Through the years there have always been memorial services I Editors Note:\tWe welcome under supervision of the clerg} this very worthwhile contribu-of the District Ministerial As- Uon and will publish lit sudation and were well attend-1 **s Possible ed, unless weather condition were unfavourable.Perhaps this year was an exception.But I b carefully read, want ads and sometimes M is not convenient\tyou have been using, ot _ .\t.\t.\t, for those whom one might ex- 25- 50 and 75 year old Items, it 8t\u2018 PauJ * An«Ilcan Church i Wearing lace over taffeta street pect, to be present.\t** more than interesting, and\tEhawvlile was the scene of a |\tlength gowns of peacock\tblue With reference to the tend-\tnow w*th Pioneer Family I pretty afternoon wedding on I\twith scalloped neckline\tand ing' of the park There never\thlst ed\tthis\tlist to\tRev Gravelle\tJ^hed.I have been clipping\tassistance in Boy Scout and and\tthank you\tfor your con-\tthem and, ntalting them into a\tGirl Guide movement bv the\t< A.very Useful\tstore\tis com- tribution on\this behalf and\toh\tscrap book.While I do like the I members\tng to Campbell\u2019s Bay to com- behalf of\tthe\tPontiac Histor-1\tname scrap book, it seems to I\tpletely outfit Tots and Teens be popular and surely means Letters of appreciation were Mrs Linden Quaile is much more than the name im- received from two high\tschool\tover the Pilon store and is now plies Certainly many of you graduates, for graduation\tgifts\tstocking up for an early open- people living in that area could received and for a donation to | in&- Good Luck Esther Ir-rSIl piiü iss Mrs Bottril has been able to intention to drop a note of McDowells could teU you of the the Sacred Heart Rad\tthree reniainjng members visit Dawn for three days each approval to the post office de- name Cline.\tgramme and His Excellency wm,M k ™L'etïng (a quorum \u201d'eek and Da™ \u2014\t\u201e\u201e\u201e m s z&ffs s.2\t\"1,1 te,\"r ,cars iSssjsA sss, I stïVsSSœ home town, Quyon.Results of ers.Sometimes when moving to\tWhy are we so dilligent in\tof congratulations was sent to\teÜteref1\"?UR to proceed in the Legion campaign for March another address, the paper was\tbringing to light items of an-\tCHOV-TV bv radio -mri -rv\tI a\t, interesting directions.of Dimes are not in yet.The re-addressed and if broken\tcestors.\tconvener Mrs Rov Rhpai\trü\t., caI fiim of Pontiac March of Dimes has taken over open it was re-tied with string.\tThanks again for everything.\tMrs Stephen Perry drew the\tand\t1 \u201c being contemplated a great deal of the expense of The paper comes promptly\tYours in appreciation, lucky ticket on the turkey raf ° alS° Keeping Dawn in hospital.every Monday morning, and it\tElevyn\tfie which realized $6175* Waltham C W L Campbell's Bay Dawn Bottril Improving ville of Mantario, Sask., axe visiting Mr and Mrs Herbert Dawn Bottril is gradually re- Martin and Mr and Mrs Ernest Stevenson and other friends I Ed.Note congrats gaining her eyesight, hearing and the use of her | jn the district limbs.This is the news from Montreal her Mr and Mrs Fred Viney visited with Mr and Mrs William Hospital where this 16 year old I Stewart on their way to Cold Quyon girl has been confined Lake, Alta., where he will be since her birthday in Sept- posted for a few months.Neurological the leal Society taking More Sharratt's ember.She is a victim of multiple schlerosis.hospital because she is a most cooperative person and they find it quite rare that a patient can give intelligent answers and can lift one leg very I about their symptoms in this slightly with great effort.But] particular disease.Dawn\u2019s contribution to medical research has already been considerable ,\t^\t.\t.\t.in the few short weeks she has of it is effort.She is using one | been in Montreal.hand and has made a little She has been able to move the toes of both feet slightly are if there's one thing Dawn Bottril has displayed a great deal bread basket.She also tried to feed herself.A big step upwards was when home every evening.The March she obtained her mouth organ of Dimes collections being .which she is learning to play | niade by Mr Ron Bottril have with the help of the organist of Montreal\u2019s Christ Church Cathedral .Children from the Cathedral and students from McGill Medical School have been her frequent visitors.Special studies arc being made of her case by doctors in the L a museum for the district.More on this as developments develop. Thursday, November 23, 1961.THE EQUITY Paye Three Fort Coulonge I Ladysmith 0«' baseball club held a imply at lihe Coulonge Chute Sunday dinner guests with Mrs Doug Talt entertained Inn for the players and fans Uie Thrun\u2019« at Hllcrast Farm the Bridge Club at her home at which u trophy donated by were Mr and Mrs Fred Milkte, New Calumet Mines last Thors-Dow was presented to Kenneth Mr and Mr* Richard Mllkle, Mr day, Mrs Howard Routliffe won Rose as best player of the year.Deraid Mllkle and Mr Tom the High Score and the \"Two\" Mr and Mrs Ocrald Leblanc Dean\tPrize Mm Dave Still won Con- and daughter Christine of To- Mr and Mrs Relnhold Pasdh | solation prize ronto visited with their /am- accompanied by Mr and Mrs ily and relatives over the we-| Gordon Ficrobln ekcnd golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Andrew Sweet in London, Ont Past weekend Bryson Mr and Mrs Jawph Rodger* and MlsbS Oisele Rodger.s Mr and Mrs George Lemannler Mrs Howard Rouiliffe mtep I and Renau^ Lemonmer motor, tained the Bridge Club, Mmu day evening, the prize winner* were Mrs Clarenc* Wall, Mrs Ken Dugan and Mr* Keon Quyon Mr and Mrs Fred Hutchison have returned from a vacation in Barrie.Mr and Mrs Jonn Kelly spent the weekend in Montreal.Mr and Mrs Hanlon Young have returned from a months vacation in Northern Ontario.\\ Hubert McCauley JEWELLER IAS V \u2014 \\ * m 1 :xx Xx SHAWVILLE, QUE.* HAS THE GIFT THAT NEVER STOPS V/ \\ a x With All These Wonderful Features! ~x \u2022 Hundreds of heavy gauge cell \u2022 Box Springe have the springe to gIV* you Just the \u2022.r cm,or«.b,.\tu.i&.quality tlckln,.\t\" Zwd ÎT* \"\t^ e Pre-built and quilted borders.\u2022 Sisal Insulator pads to pro-\tu*>\\ \u2022 Strong, plastic handle* and vent coll feel.\t/^°\t» ventilators.\t# Construction Guaranteed for 10 years.* t right support for your body 4 BOTH MATTRESSES ' AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES 3 3\" \u2022 4' \u2022 4'6\" GIVING! 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All with iTjeweled Swiss movements, your assurance of years and years of trouble-free service.See our wide range of prices and styles.i Dean & Merritt's L r, SHAWVILLE PHONE 29 24 of the* ________unique.^ ¦upports eliminate «I a \\ 1 Four THE EQUITY Thursday, November 23, 1961 N Onslow Council A Visit To A Students Conference A regular session of the Municipal Council of Onslow North in the County of Pontine convened according to the Municipal Code at the home of Bernard Armltage at 12:30 p.m.(Mi the sixth day of November.1961.Present were Mayor Harry Koran.Crs Steele.Joannisse.Armitage.Alexander Sheehan and Laplerre Motion Crs Sheehan and Laplerre Uiat minutes of the October session be adopted as read Carried * Ht/ If.ivr Wilson clpline of the Student Body On November lu, Joan Arm- \"Centralization of activities', strong and I travelled to La- \"Ways of financing Students Chine High School, where we | Council activities\", attended the 18th Annual Conference of Student Councils.When we arrived we were I the elected delegates gave their greeted by our billets.Barbara final reports Walker and Marilyn Hotts, who Wood, from Rosemount H.gh showed us around the large, School, expressed his opinion three storey school That ev- on open meetings He said that enlng at six o'clock wc enjoyed students who go to these a delicious dinner In the cafe- otings are there mainly to teria along with one hundred keep their eyes on their re_\t,\tand sixty members of differ- preamtativear not to express The followjvg bills were pre- ent schools throughout the their opinions.Jim Reynolds \u201c2te£l , ^\t^ w Province.\tSheihrooke High stated the ByCopenna Alexanaer.Hob- At seven ociocx we assemb- responsibilities of the presid- ® *irs at\tled In\tthe auditorium where\tent.His Job is to delegate autli- $< 20, $43.20; Copeland Alexan-\tCarole\tMacPherson, the pres-\tority to others\tand keep der, 6 hrs at 80c, $4 80;\ttdcnt at Lachine High, welcom-\tmeeting running\tsmoothly.He By Jack Harrison, Real t»au-\t^ ^\tpillowing her speech\tshould not have\tto help dec- ™ ivv^ ^u^ozcr| ® lirs atf ^ ' there was a panel d scussion | orate, MC or clean up at dan-$72.00;\twith Mr H Goodwin.Depart- ces.The idea of having a \u201cper- By Gurvis Armitage.Leo ment Head at Lachine High feet system in the school was Dahris, 1 acre «and, $100.00; Leo arung as moderator The pan- brought up by Michael Vickers Davis, ,8 hrs at 75c, $8.00; B.cijsts were Mr A Talbot, Mr D| °f Ste Adele Intermediate t,ractx>r* ®\tIirs\tRattray, Brian Hawker\tand\tSchool.This was not advisable *2\"\t.O\tArmitage,\t14 nrs\tpsyllia\tGordon One question\tbecause discipline should be 1 Land purchased pU| the panel was \u201cHow can up to the staff He also ^Jexanc*cr» 1 2 acre a Students Council aid in the stated that when buses are fyjXh Frank Curly, 20*2 hrs ^tfic^ent operation of a school'7 nsed for sports, the students 80c* 9l9.i0\\ Ivan Uipierre 51 Fveryone on the panel concerned should have to hrs at 75c $3.75; Thomas Tracy j agreed that the council should for them.Som* new ways to A o\t10 lirs nt ^ ' $20.00; &erve as a nucleus of different ^ money were suggested uSy.\tt?yards at 10c, activities, such as dances and MacPherson thanked the $4.80;\tFred\tFraser, 48\tyards\tvariety\tshows, but should\tnot\tdelegates and then introduced at\t20c $9.60;\tFred\tsupport\tsports too much\tAn-\tMr Jt>hn Pratt, MP for Jacques ^ ^rS tnuk^ng at other point brought out by this Cartier Lasalle, who closed the 1 » \u2019i.r\t^ question was that \u201cparticipa- conference by qpeaking on to- -^nL OTleilly, 06 Walsh, tion\u2019 is the one thing that in-1 days government.ÎP& sSIl ssi ¦ee SSR- 5LÏÆÆ EEEJF 5 of the Student*' Council in the\t5^ned leadership of and in the dis- e^7 h?gh honors In Religion, ____________________ tind by Mrs James Dunbar, Motion Crs Alexander and President to Maureen Giroux Armita/ge that a pipe be pur- f°r profxiency in grade IX.abased to extend culvert at Lot Cedric is the son of Mrs Katie 3, length to be determined GET OFF TO A GOOD START.8ÜI At 11:30 there was a general session in the auditorium where With OfK)IT Grenville \\0 ui-CAPM,Tt & c me- < r o t ) Vo «¦ * V' // // < V a i » battery HOW .* Ralph Grout and Thomas 11 7:00 pm\u2014Evangelistic Service McVeigh; for Allumette, Mat- Midweek\tfchew Kelly and Terrence Duff.7:30 pm\u2014Wednesday, Prayer |\t1954.55 Meeting 7:30 pm\u2014Thursday, Young People.Bible Study *\t6 a THE STANDARD CHURCH Rev.E.S.S.Craig Sunday School\u201410:00 am.Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Service Tuesday p.m \u2014Prayer Meeting a a a ?1 I 1849-50 r Whatever his preference you'll find it here! A tremendous collection to select from Come in today and see.ii ShawviUe 10 00 a.m\u2014Sunday School Morning Service Otter Lake Pastor A E.CLAYSON 10:00 am\u2014Sunday School 10:30 am.\u2014French Service ?1:00 am.?Zion M $6.00 1.*444 2.30 p.m \u2014Service 1 - ?Campbell\u2019s Bay Pastoral Charge Rev.O.E.Clifford BA.9:30 am\u2014Bryson 11:00 am\u2014Campbell\u2019s Bay 2:30 pm\u2014Fort Coulonge 7:00 pm\u2014Waltham Pat Fox; tor Calumet: (?) Donelly and Tlx».McVeigh; THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | for Alumette, Alex Stewart and IN CANADA Bristol Memorial Church 8 pm\u2014Bible Study & Prayer V John Coghlin.1961-52 Quyon Pastoral Charge Rev.Fred Elson Zion and Reechgrove D.9:30 am joint Worship Service & Bun- day School at Wesley Beech- grove Quyon 10:00 am\u2014Sunday School 11:00 am\u2014Worship Service 1:30 pm\u2014North Onslow M û 4 ANGLICAN CHURCH OP CANADA Sunday Next Before Advent Clarendon Parish Rev.T.Desmond Rowe.B.A.B.D.St.Paul\u2019s, ShawviUe 11:00 am\u2014Morning Prayer and Sunday School 7:30 pm\u2014Evening Prayer Thursday, November 30 St.Andrews Day 10:00 am\u2014Holy Communion Holy Trinity, Radford 9:30 am\u2014Morning Prayer North Clarendon Parish Mr.Ken Musgrove St James, Otter Lake 9:30 am\u2014Morning Prayer St.Georges, Thorne Centre 11:00 am\u2014Morning Prayer St.Stephen\u2019s, Greermount no service St.Matthew, Charteris 7:30 pm\u2014Evening Prayer Campbell\u2019s Bay Parish 11:00 am\u2014Morning Prayer Mr A.E.Lawrence St George\u2019s, Portage 7:30 pm\u2014Evening Prayer St.George\u2019s, Campbell\u2019s Bay 11:00 am\u2014Morning Prayer St.John, Moorehead no service St.Alban, Parkman 2:30 pm\u2014Holy Communion Quyon Parish Rev.E.N.McColl St.Luke\u2019s.Eardlej 9:30 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer St.John\u2019s.Quyon 11:00 am\u2014Morning Prayer St.Thomas, Bristol 2:00 pm\u2014Evening Prayer 0 0 6 11:30 am\u2014Service PHONE 301J SHAWVIUE ST.ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fort Coulonge Rev AB Casselman, Inter Mod.l Veigh; 9:45 am\u2014Church Service 9:45 am\u2014Sunday School ï I ^ * ' «V «FV.BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE rm ' k mm m % ; k V.I I BRYSON THEATRE f For Bristol, Don McKIliop and Thos.Keon; for Clarendon, John McDowell and Alex Smart (Mayor); for Litchfield, Dugald McLaren and Sam Moorhead; for Calumet, Thos; McVeigh and James Caswelll; for Allumette, Matt.Kelly and Terrence Duff.In July 1855 the County of Evangelistic Service | Pontiac had, by Proclamation, been erected and Municipal Elections were for Councillors of County Council of the County of Pontiac.On September 19, 1855, the first General Session of this County Council convened at 10 | John Agar am in Portage du Fort.Mention is made later about compensation to John Gordon for accomodations; so that may have been the meeting place.To this First Session and its Adjourned Sitting came: John Beahan, Mayor of Onslow; Robert Shirley, Mayor of Bristol ; Campbell\u2019s Bay\tJohn Dale, Mayor of Claren- 9:45 am.\u2014Sunday School don; Patrick E Fox, Mayor of 11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship Litchfield; Francis Z Bastien, Mayor of Calumet Island; Wm.\u2019 L Gray, Mayor of Allumette Island George Bryson, Mayor of Mansfield and Waltham.Mayor Patrick Foley Fox of Litchfield wto unanimously el- With Wide Screen For CINEMASCOPE VISTA-VISION -FIRST IN PONTIAC- ; > STARKS CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor W.E.Halliwell Two Shows 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.News\u2014Shorts\u2014 Features Éfjjyri ?\u2022 \u2022 Mourn iiwi ire.10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7:45 p.m.Wednesday 8:00 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Study THE PIONEER 6-20 Thursday Friday November 23-24 JET ATTACK Saturday 7:00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples Service is the quickest and easiest way to fell trees.Canada\u2019s No.1 < professional chain saw $22450 War Drama Audry Totter THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev.W.J.E.Daw, D.D.ShawviUe 8:00 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Wednesday 8:00 p.m.\u2014Prayer and Bible Study Saturday Sunday November 25-26 GRASS IS GREENER color Carry Grant Deborah Kerr Big Business Comedy complete with TWO 16\" chains Monday to Wednesday November 27-28-29 STOP ME BEFORE I KILL Claude Dauphine #pMAN CATHOLfC CHURCD Tuesday:-^St.Edward The Confessor 8:00 p.m.-Prayer and Bible Maryland\tI Study Rev.J.F.Harrington, PP.9:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday Mass 11:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday Mass THE GARRISON SUPPLY CO.LTD.Onslow 10:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 2:30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Diane Ci lento Suspense Thriller SHAWVILLE PHONE 309 Thursday, November 23, 1961 THE EQUITY Page Eight Church, Quyon for requiem hitch mass, conducted by Ka \u2018't** Ml \\Z.Oils- Peler Gerald Walsh OBITUARIES Velma Anne Dowe Peler Gerald Walsh young- FI) Hums.Burial was est son of the late Mr and Mrs # rigid* cemetery, North Peter Walsh of Bristol, died suddenly Friday Nov.10th in Fort William Ont.A well known I'rosjx'ctor in north western Ontario Mr Walsh was active in the mining industry when he returned from hi* many field ?rips he roomed in Port Arthur ward Kelly and friends were Relatives \u2022ked to team of the nudden B, low.Que sna\t_ di ith or Mrs Velma Anne Dowc tthlrh took place on the 15th It seems that she was tak-111 when alone at home, the bread man called S Pallbvarer.s were six nephews Bennett, Maynard Mertand Bennett, Russell Bennett, Jos.Steward, Gerry Walsh and Ed- trvst w en a she asked h m to cover her with a eoat and go for a neighbour.Dr Hudson was called and rushed her to hospital where >he pissu'd away without recovering consciousness She leaves to mourn one daughter i Alice i Mrs Keith Curry, Pem-______ brother, Marshall Dougherty, who Is an Invalid in a home In Toronto and a s ster Alice of New York She also leaves a step mother Mrs James Dougherty of North Onslow and two step sisters Oer-a'dine and Hattie; an uncle Percy Daugherty of Ottawa -w a Ont *4 âz.Quyon He is survived by three brothers Martin, Bancroft, Tlios.Windsor, Richard, Calumet Island; four sisters, Irene, Mrs Francis Bennett.Mary.Mrs Eddie Kelly of Bristol.Wlletta Mrs John Kelly, Detroit; Edith Mrs Eddie Hurley.Maidstone, jÊÈt ¦' * '\u2022\t< NV 4 Sincere sympathy to Mr and Mrs Vincent Foran In the loss of her mother Mrs A Farrell Get well wishes to Mrs 8.Henderson, Mrs Bob McSwc-cney and Mrs Lawson Stanley patients in the Pontiac Community Hospital.Sincere sympathy to tiic family of the late Velma Dowe.1 x S t V m < V broke; a ?m w Ont ¦ HU funeral was held from Hayes & Sons funeral home, Shawvllle, to St.Marys R C.m Mrs Dr we was born in North Onslow in February 1911 and was brought up as a member of the Methodist Church and after coming to live in Quyon waH a member of the United Church congregation.She married James Dowe and four children were born to the mar-r age, Ronald, and a pair of twins who died in infancy and Alice.Her husband James Dowe was killed in an electrical storm 26 years ogo, and her son Ronald was killed 12 years ago on No.a highway in an automobile accident.The funent serv ce was held at her late home In Quyon on Saturday afternoon, and was conducted by the Rev F Elson.Interment was In the family plot in North Onslow Velma was a woman of independent soirtt.and In mte of many difficulties worked to support her children and her home For a wh ie phe worked in one of the local stores with remarkable competence.Those who knew her best held her in hieh retard end esteem.This was evidenced by many beautiful floral tributes and by the large congregation who assembled for the service, many of whom could not find room in the home.On Sunday some of the beautiful flowers from her funeral were placed n the United church in her memory.To the bereaved family the sÿm-oathy of the community is extended.Pallbearers were Austin Trudeau, WfÊÊtÊÊÊÊIÊÊKftt/ÊI rence Mulligan.Martin Dowe, Keny Trudeau and Basil Mur- WHITE SALE Equity Photo Quilting For The Church Circle 5 of the United Church ent of this circle.Seen above are Mrs Ray ladies Sheppard, Mrs Don Dods, Mrs Allan Black, Mrs Bill Pirie and Mrs Watt Taylor.The quilt will on sale at the bazaar on Saturday.Members of WA at Shawville are among the many to furnish the new Christian November 23 \u2014 December 2 only! raising money Education Wing: Mrs Walter Kilgour is presid- go .39 yd WHITE FLANNELETTE ing at the home of Mrs Gordon MacMillan with Mrs Jas Russell assisting.Plant were made to hold a curd party early in December, and to send out Christmas cards The roll call was name a place you would like to visit which proved members like to travel.The Program was in charge of the citizenship convenor who read a very interesting account of Institute* in different parts one where Indians and White people met to-gnher wa*$ the out standing one she spoke about.Mrs W Tweedy gave a very interesting account of the County convention held at Quyon recent- Bristol Wl $1 Mary's (Wl .39 yd Tlie Bristol Women\u2019s Institute held their regular meet.deceased members of the WHITE COTTON The regular monthly meeting of St.Mary's Council of the CWL.Quyon.was held November 15 In the school auditor- The 1st Vice President Mrs John Kelly was In the chair for the meeting and will fill the vacancy until the April elec- CIRCULAR WABASSO WHITE PILLOW COTTON all .79 CWL yd ium made to hold a Plans were Euchre and Bridge party in St.Mary s School auditorium on Dr: 3 Tickets to be sold on a turkev raffle, drawing to be made at card party.Committee in charge, soc'al convenor, Mrs RM Hudson with Mrs John Kelly.Mrs Martin Dowe, Mrs Basil Stanton and Miss Annie Allen assisting.At the close of the meeting Father Bums spoke briefly behalf of Father AK MacDonald, director of the CWL who is retiring due to 111 health.He wished to thank the members their cooperation and wished the league every suc-in the future.A gift of .99 yd WHITE WABASSO SHEETING tion NU - VARIETY STORE The minutes read by the secretary Mrs AA Peppard, were approved and signed.The treasurer Mrs Percy Moyle read her report, including the proceed s of the \u201cBakless Bake Sale\u201d which realized $71.25.A motion was passed to contribute $5 to the Propogation of the Faith and also $10 as a Christmas gift to Bishop Smith of Pembroke, A motion by Mrs ED Moore and Mrs Mart n Dowe that masses be said for Mrs Joe Val-lillee and Mrs Andrew Farrell and also a High Mass for the Souls of Purgatory.Including MAIN STREET, SHAWVILLE on iy- i Quyon Institute j How to The Quyon Women\u2019s Institute meeting was held Nov.13 at the home of Mrs Fred Fraser.Bob Steele won a $25 scholarship for highest marks in Pontiac.A wreath was placed on War Memorial by Mrs Joe Steele, The club purchased 'holly\" to be sold at Christmas.The following donations were made Service Fund $25.; Pontiac Hos-oital Auxiliary $10.; March of Dimes $5.Mrs Lester McCann reported on the Convention held in the Legion Hall.The Federated News Quarterly paper was distributed to members.The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs McColl.The members will exchange gifts.for save money 3 ways on your oil home pen money was sent to Father MacDonald.The meeting closed with prayer.v WESTINGHOUSE FREEZER LIVING to Women's Institute George Bionson, Ter- phy is more >Sv