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[" Subscription in advance Canada $3 00; Elsewhere $3.75: per copy 7c Shaw ville Quebec, Thursday, August 1, 1963 No.6, Blit Year, Hospital Board Tigers Defeat Bryson To Take First Place Plans Submitted For A de Home Addition 1 plagued by loose fielding, but gave up eight walks in addition to eight hits to cause plenty of grief for themselves.Jack Thomas, Spencer Keon, Elmer Belanger and Bnen ( orrigal took turns on the firing line Empire Ozzie Cuthhcrtson tossed Shawville's Arme Garrison and Bryson catcher Charlie O\u2019Reilly out of the game in the seventh after a fistic duel at home plate.i By Bruce Yemen 17ic Shawville I igeis came charging down the home stretch last Sunday to smash Bryson 18-5 and grab first place from C amp-bell's Bay in the Upper Ottawa Baseball League.It was the season's last game and fists were flying in a wild 7th inning that saw Tigers jam 10 runs across the plate to wrai up what had been a hard-fought J*T should be in the hands of the Secretary-Treasurer within a very short time when, as promised at the annual meeting, they will be mailed to those persons who attended the annual meting.Everett McDowell, on behalf of the Maintenance C ommittee, reported that a new G.E Refrigerator had been purchased and installed in the first floor diet kitchen, the rcgrigeratoc formerly there to he used as an auxiliary drug storage.This purchase was made possible by the bequest made to the hospital under the (Continued On Page Seven) At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of Pontiac Community Hospital last Wednesday night.Chairman Leonard Horner, presented a proposed draft of a 20 rocm one storey with basement addition for the Ade Memorial Home in Bri- i I-.r \\ i stol All members of the Board were present.Don McLean, auditor, was also prevent at the meeting He gave a lengthy and detailed report of the financial standing of the hospital and the Adc Heme, and stated that the printed reports / y game.The win was Shawville'» sixth in a row and gave them a season s record of eight wins and two defeats.Both losses came at Now it's playoff time and the defending champions (for the last six years) might be at home this Sunday to the same Bryson team in a best-of-three semi-final Mr.and Mrs.David T.Hodgins the hands of Campbell's Bay (C ontinued On Page Severn Mr.and Mrs.Da vid T.Hodgins Celebrate Diamond Jubilee scries.The \u2018terrible twosome* of Harv Swvetman anil Earl Powell each drilled homers last Sunday for the second week in a row.Big Elmer Belanger replied with a solo Mast for Brvson.# Righthander Bryan Murray took over from younger brother Bill on the Tiger mound in the fifth inning and went on to pick up the win by pitching scoreless hall.On Monday, July 29, 19631 ued to live in the home where Mr and Mrs.David T Hodgins, ' he brought his bride 60 years two of Shawville\u2019s most respect-1 ago.ed citizens were at home to Mr.and Mrs.Hodgins have their many friends who called, six of a family:\tMrs.Edgar to congratulate them on the oc- Hodgins (Kaye), Mrs.Gordon casion of their 60th wedding an- Paul (Amy), and Miss Blanche niversary.Among the many nies- j Hodgins of Shawvillc; Mrs.C.G sages they received were those j Biesenthal (Erma) of Owen from Her Majesty Queen Eliza- Sound; Glenn and Mrs.Norris both II, Prime Minister Lester.Smiley (Ruth) of Shawville.They B Pearson anil Hon.John Ci.| also have II grandchildren a ml six great grandchildren.Mr.Mr.and Mrs Hodgins are en- ! Hodgins has one sister surviving, joying good health and are life-1 from a family of nine.She is long residents of this district.Mr.Bella, who with her husband Ed-Hodgins is the son of the late mond Finnegan of North Bay Ralph Hodgins and his wife j also celebrated their 60th wed-Janct Cuthhcrtson and Mrs.Hod- ding anniversary in 1962.Both gins is the former Margaret were present at Monday\u2019s \u2018at Glenn daughter of the late Rob- home\u2019 with Mr.and Mrs.Hod ert Glenn and his wife Francis | gins.Sturgeon.On July 29th, 1903.Rev.D MacLean united this young couple in marriage in the manse at Arnprior.Their attendants were Robinson Hodgins and Mrs.James Fraser.Both died some years ago.For many years, Mr.Hodgins was known as one of the leading brick and tile makers in this district and the numerous brick houses in this village and vicinity are largely due to his business.He retired from this activity some years ago, hyL contin- Four Bryson pitchers were Big Beautiful Speckled On their second day out of a two week holiday at Squaw Lake Lodge, Mr.and Mrs.Kurt Stat-Icr of Binghamton, New York, caught a beauty.It was a big (20\u201d long), fat (15W' girth) and healthy (6 lb.) speckled trout, which they have given to manager Lornie Kearns to mount and keep among his trophies.Diefenbaker.% tm & g & Governor Commends Rotary On Service The Shawville Council Float still convinced that one of the squaws was a real Indian! However far from historical fact the shenanigans on the Shawville float may have departed at least their councillors were authentic as seen above they were (left to right) Dave Davies as Mayor William O'Meara Esq., Ray Young as Dr.Purvis, John F.Hodgins as J.Rimer Esq., Glen Morrison as W.Hill Esq , Benny Allen as A.Tisserand Esq., Harwood Doherty as D.Carmicael Esq., and Ear! Powell as H.White Esq.Finding a photo of the prize winning float entered by Shawville Council in the Portage Centennial Parade was difficult, mainly because Rev.James G.Bovingtoo of Ayl-1 the occupants of the float were not sitting still.mer, Walter Faith of Ottawa, They were perpetually acting out the ritual of Walter Scott df Montreal, Chuck the signing of an agreement beween the first Wood of Toronto, Nelson Cool- town council and the Indians.This involved ing of London.Gordon Taylor of repeated excursions into the teepee and much Calgary and Dr.S.E.McDowell, dancing and peace-pipe smoking and the IndIn introducing the speaker, ians weren't easy to persuade.Those who saw Rotarian Harland Rowat recalled the television version of the parade will be that when he was the first pre-1 amused to know that the C3C cameraman is siderri of Shawville Rotary, Mor- j ton Hodgdon was president of the i 5(H) member Montreal Rotary Club and visited Shawville on their charter night.A Rotarian for 32 years, Mr.Hodgdon could speak with authority and experience about Rotary.The Governor complimented Shawville on their achievements here and said that though the club was of average size it was doing more than average work.He suggested the municipality of Shawville might take over some of the operations for young people which the Rotary Club had initiated and thus free Rotary energies and funds for further projects in welfare.Mr.Hodgdon told the local club about Rotary's major undertaking of the year which is for every Club to communicate with a club of similar interests in a distant part of the world.I he proposal is for Shawville to he in contac twith a group in Finland and reach international understanding through letters photos, movies, recordings and visits if possible.Mr.Hodgdon's message con-(Continued On Page Seven) Rotary District Governor Clarence Morton Hodgdon spoke Monday night to the Shawville Club whose record attendance filled Pontiac Hotel's Pickanock Room.Along with regular members, visitors from other clubs included Rural Dean of Clarendon Peter Racine Not Responsible In Sewage Mishap m ¦ ***** \\ h m The Equity has been informed by Mr.Bill Racine of Otter Lake that his father, Mr.Peter Racine, loaned his truck to Y von St.Aubain for cleaning out the cess pool of Mr.Joe La fleur and had nothing to do with the disposal on Scout property at Hughes Lake.Peter Racine was later hired by Mr.Lafleur to help clean up the mess reported in the paper last week.We are sorry for any embarrassment which the report may have caused to Mr.Racine or his family.(M?y C.Morton Hodgdon The Equity Will Not Be Published August 8 nor August 15, 1963 On Account Of Staff Holidays Powell whose dancing not only entertained the parade watchers but the Saturday night crowd at Lakeside.The float was designed and mainly constructed for Shawville Council by Allen Black and family.Big Chief Earl Bean and Indians Bill Black, Raymond Lalonde and Bill Pirie were whooping it up with the white men when this photo was taken of Injun Roly Rennick and squaws Joyce Ricardson, Barbara Cruickshanks and Melba V THE EQUITY Thurtdw, Augusf 1, 1949 J CHURCH DIRECTOR Y The Egltjity SUNDAY, AUGUST 41k \"Founded In ISST\u2019 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA ANGLICAN CHURCH CANADA Eighth Sunday after Trinity Printed and Published Weekly at PONTIAC PTINTSHOP, Shawville, Quebec f V She write Pedant t Minuter Rev.E.I.Johnston.B A.B.D.K By Subscription - $3 00 Per Year m Rev.T.Desmond Rowe, BA BD SI.Pears She write 11:00 a m\u2014Holy Communion 7:30 p m\u2014Evensong Tuesday, August\t¦¦ Transfiguration of Our Lord 10:00 a m\u2014Holy Communion Holy Trinity, Radford 9:30 a m\u2014Holy Communion and Sunday School St Lake\u2019s Church, Caldwell no service Sham Be > 10:00 a.m\u2014Sunday School 11:00 a.m.\u2014Service Dmvid and Rosaleen Dickson \u2014 Publishers 9 Editors /Ion MIMBIR OP CANADIAN WIIKLT NIWSPANRS ASSOCIATION 1 9:45 a.m.\u2014Service Awtkoriied 01 Second Cless Moil, Pool OWice Doportmoot, Of*#wo l Rev.Ludgcr Emard Yarm Starks 10:00 a.m 11:30 a.m.2:30 p m.\u2014Wesley 7:30 p m\u2014Radford a MUNICIPAL RECREATION P In many town* the council includes, along with a fire department, a police commission, water works ., a recreation commission.Perhaps it will be a few years more before Shaw ville takes this step but Monday night's visitor to Shawville Rotary came close to proposing this very thing.Commenting on the work done by that service club in establishing youth activities in the town (such as free skating, carnivals, Halloween parties, the wading pool, and most lately taking over the summer playground program), the District Rotary Governor suggested that if the town could take over the running of these things the Club would be free to take further progressive steps.The Council already contributes substantially to youth activities through various grants.With a recreation commission the control would also lie with the Council and specifically with a recreation commissioner.Parks would perhaps also come under his authority.This is not a matter of tremendous moment just something to mull over for a while and eventually come to a decision about.i k i - etc % Rev.J.B.Small, BA.BD Holy Communion celebrated the first Sunday in Advent, Epip hany, Lent, Easter.Pentecost and Christmas Eve The Rev.W.H.P.Kennedy P dL < St.j Otter Lake \u2022 f 9:30 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer t 11:00 *.Morning Prayer I f?* i \\k ¦> St.Andrews Knox uly 15-19\u2014Vacation Bible Sch-p'^O P-1^.\u2014Evening Prayer ool at 9:30 a.m.Led by the Caravaners and Sunday School 3:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer A July 8-12\u2014Vacation Bible School at 9:30 a m.Led by the Caravaners Mr.and Mrs.Oerrit John Klainkbink Photo by Andai Photos .The Rev.R Edwards Sheila Lucy Smart Weds Gerrit John Kleinikkink Portage 9:30 a.m.\u2014Momin Prayer St George's, C ampbell s Bay 7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St John's, Moorhead - 30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer Campbell's Bay Rev.A.J.Neal 9:30 a.m.\u2014Bryson 11:00 a m.\u2014Campbell's Bay 2:00 p.m.\u2014Dunravcn On Saturday, July 13, the marriage of Miss Sheila Lucy Smart, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Orval Smart to Mr.Gerrit John Kleinikkink Dale, cousin of the bride.Following the ceremony, a reception for 120 guests was held in St.Paul's Anglican Church son of Mr.and Hall where the bride's mother M.Alban, Markman 11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer Qoyoa Parish Rev.E.N.McColl St Luke\u2019s, Eardley - J.\u2014Morning Prayer St John's, Quyoo - -J*\u2014Morning Prayer St Thomas, Bristol Quyon Pastoral Charge Rev.B.Small BA, BD, Jntcrm Rev R.S.Smith Supply Minister 9:30 a m.\u2014Eardley with Beech Grove uniting 11:00 a m.\u2014Quyon with North Onslow uniting \\ Mrs A.J.Kleinikkink of Aalten, received.Later In the evening Holland, was solemnized In St.a social time was spent at the Alban's Anglican Church.Rev.home of the bride's parents.T D.Rowe officiated at the dou hie ring ceremony.9:30 a.m 11:00 a.m Guests from a distance who attended were from Montreal, Huntingdon and Aylmer, Quebec Ottawa, Manotick, Pembroke, Renfrew, Brockvillc, Trenton, London, Grimsby, Beamsvillle, St.Catherines, Kitchener, Allis-ton, North Bay and Sudbury.The couple left by air for a month in the Netherlands and other points on the European continent where they will visit the bridegroom\u2019s family.Upon their return they will reside at Alliston, Ontario.The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by her cousin, Miss Jud-Aftcr ten years of constant I ith Datum, of Montreal, as maid use by a grateful travelling pub- of honour and her two sisters.Births at Shawville Commun-1 be the Pontiac Dairy picnic Edith and Dorothy Smart as ity Hospital.\ttables at the town line near Shep- bridesmaids.Miss Dorothy El On Thursday July 14, to Mr.|Pard $ are Being repainted and ' was placed in the Chamber of Com 11:00 a.m.\u2014Holy Communion \u2022 e \u2022 ¦ETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Shawville Minister Rev.V.O\u2019Brien 25 Years Ago \\ Grains of Sand In THE EQUITY ST.JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH Ladysmith, Que.Rev.F.C.Ellerman, Ph.D.Pastor St Joke\u2019s, Ladysmith 7:00 p.m.\u2014Church School 8:00 p.m.\u2014Vespers Zion, Schwartz 10:00 a m.\u2014Sunday School 11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7:30 p m.\u2014Evangelistic Service *.-00 p.m., Wed \u2014Bible Studv and Prayer 8:00 p.m., Fri\u2014Young People Mr.Hank Wikkerink, cousin and Mrs.Arnold Corrigan, a son On Saturday, July 23, to Mr.I mcrcc picnic grove in Shawville.of the groom of Beamsville, Ont.and Mrs.Kyle Smiley, of Stark\u2019s Thc Provincial Dept of Highways was best man.The ushers were Comers, Que., a son.\treegnizing the previous Pontiac Thomas and Herbert Smart, bro- On Sunday, July 24, to Mr.Dairy P*cnk site as a most con- «hers of the bride and Charles and Mrs.Staidèy Thacker, a dau- vcnicit ™üng place for travel!\tI _ I\t_____ ghter.\tcrs ak>n# Highway 8 have re- U I//I #\tI JJ\u201e *\tI Church of the Chimes\" I BRISTOL RIDGE On Sunday, July 24, to Mr.P|accd the Dairy tables with new /7//uO LOVlC /wlaftlCS\tPas,or Keith G Cooney, B.A.PENTECOSTAL CHURCH and Mrs.Lloyd Brownlee, of Department ones.\t10:00 a m \u2014Sunday School\tPastor Rev.A.Morgan Radford, a daughter.\t* * *\tQnhart /\ti?irrnnno tta\tNo morn'n6 or evening service 110:00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School A pretty wedding was sole- Anyone with articles for the #1 vl/wi I J* Vfjj(/////Cr (itr\tAll are invited to attend our ,\tSunday mnized at St.Paul\u2019s Anglican Rotat7 50-50 Auction Sale please Hilda Coyle, daughter of Mr.Thc best man was the groom\u2019s fami,y camP a« Silver Lake.^\u2018J00\tMorning Worship Church, July 19, when Eileen ca,l Edgar Schwartz or Clarence and Mrs.Michael Coyle of Quy- brother, Donald, and ushers were Mabcrly.Ont., July 28 - Aug.4.7:30 P™\u2014Evangelistic Service Emily, daughter of Mrs Edmund Dean for pick-up Friday.\ton and Robert J.Bissonnette, son William Leaman, Harry Kings- Evangeilst Rev.J.Paul Hill and I.\tMidweek Hodgins and the late Mr.Hod-\tof Mr.and Mrs.Omer Bisson- bury and AMen Bissonnette.I singers Mr.and Mrs.Cedric T\tW ednesday, Prayer gins, of Thorne Centre, became Congratulations to 16 year nette of Brockville, were joined A reception was held at Fair-\tLanders.\tI c-onMcetm8 the bride of Mr.Charles Irvine\told J(>hn Lane, son of\tMr.and in matrimony\tat St.Mary\u2019s Cath- banks Hotel where the bride's\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022\t^ P\u2018™;\u2014T,,ursday.Young Smith, of South Porcupine, a son\tMrs Robert L.Lane (the former\tolic Church m\tQuyon by\tRev.\tmother received in a white and\t'\tI Peoples.of William James Smith and the\tLucille Brough of Shawville) 180\tFather Klatt on\tJuly 20th.\tbeige ensemble while the groom\u2019s\tTHE STANDARD\tCHURCH late Mrs.Smith of Thorne Town- Blenneim Drive, on being chosen Thc bride\u2019s attendants were mother wore beige with white.\tRev.E.S.S.Craig ship.Rev.T.E.R.Nurse, offic- as one of the 15 Ottawa Distrilt her twQ sisters, Maureen and To travel the bride wore 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School iated.\t| Scouts of a 360 Scout Canadian Darlene.The bride wore a floor yellow taffeta with pale green 11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship Miss Amy Elliott was thc I contingent going to Greece for\tlength gown of\twhite lace\tand\tand white and thc couple went\t7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening\tService guest of honour at a miscellaneous\tthe World Boy Scout Jamboree,\ther bridesmaids\twere in Amer-\tto Montreal for their honeymoon\tI\tTuesday shower held at the home of Mr Aug 11, 12,000 boys will attend ican Beauty rose nylon street len- trip.They will live at 285 King I 8:00 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting and Mrs.Marshall Hodgins.\tfrom all over the world.\tgth dresses.\tStreet in Brockville, Ontario.\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 Death claimed one ef Clar\tOrgan music was by Miss Guests at thc wedding came\t* \" endon\u2019s most prominent and best\tRose Marion and the church was from Rochester, New York, Pern- FRENCH BAPTIST rminm known citizens on July 23, when J**\ta*llt'onaJ rc* decorated with red and white broke, Ontario and many points\tOtter Lake Horncr\u2019 ^ ^ I\tD* A l\tWm\tTZ\tW*-\t»:30 Ray Stevenson Fred Cotie, Ed- MackCy, containing 119 cribs, c\u201dln*bou\u201c in thc west cnd for\t\" \" \"\t19:30 a.m.-Sunday School L#: :%%%sass \u2014rs,\u201cs.\t^-sw»» *¦* ^ to see the sports events and horse the residence of Mr.Hugh *lth 3 ,Spac,ou' hay and a 9:45 a.m!-5unday School\tSt Edward\u20198 Parish> Br«tol Mine At Waltham on Monday last\tshow and\tfirst class entertain-\tElliott\u2019s\tsr.The proceeds were\targe, dn™g shed\u2019 have\t11:00 a.m.\u2014Moraine Worshin\tRev\tD\tJ Harrington.P.P.Rev.Father Mclnerey, of Pern-\tment in :he\tline of meals and re-\tfor tf,e\tbenefit of $l.\tPaul\u2019s\tth*.pL,ace 01 sevcraJ old buildings\t6:30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Servit Masses\tat\t7:30 a m': 9:00\ta m : broke, united in marriage Mr.\tfreshments.\tChurch,\tShawville.\twhich occupied the rear of the\tEvangelistic Crusade April 23 '\t10:00\tam\u2019; 11:00 am :\t12:00 John G.Lafrenicr, of Lapasse Mr.Matt Wallace, and child-\tMiss\tL.Hodgins, who\ttaught\tI0*' Mr Gcorgc Hynes is work-\t24, 28 week nights 8 n m Sun* and Miss Mary Francis Mellen ren, Ottawa; Mrs.Arthur Wilson, :he Coulonge school for two 'ng °\" th= foundat' Help yourself to a good week-end.Call your friendly r LB cottage, Baileys Hill.Visitors from FI in FI on with Mrs.M.R.Bailey and J.M.Bailey were Mr.Wilfred Hamilton and daughter and granddaughter and sister Mrs.E.McEch-eran son and daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Hanlehan who owned the property which the golf course owned N MEAT # L MARKET corner grocer for a case of your favourite fc k \"Small enough to know you .Big enough to serve you\u2018 is now by Mr.Harvey McCredie.It i\\ 60 years since they left these parts for the west.The years have used them very well, but death has thinned their number.Three children and father and mother have passed away.They were shocked to see the change the Bay, but enjoyed their visit very much.Mr.and Mrs.E.Twolan of Kapuskasing is visiting with Mr.and Mrs.Twolan at Elmside.Mr.Earl Dods of Ottawa is renewing old friends in the community.Always glad to see Earl.Mrs.Me Andrew and Miss Kelly of Ottawa visited with Mrs.McQuenley and family this weekend at Sunset Lodge.Mr.and Mrs.Dalton Polk and daughter and Mrs.Polk's father and mother from England are spending this coming month in one of the Laughren cottages in the east end of the Bay.Mr.and Mrs.Art McArm of North Bay are visiting with their great aunt at Beech Grove.Mrs.John McAra and Mr.and Mrs.Cecil McAra and family.Another of the old time residents of Norway Bay passed away this past week, Mrs.George Hermans.She had been a patient in the Civic Hospital since last November, about a month ago she was moved to the Pontiac Community Hospital where she passed away.Mrs.Hermans like her late husband was well-known at the Bay and Burnham Hall, where they catered to the travelling public 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WE SELL NEW ROYAL UNDERWOOD OLIVETTI and OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS Thursday, August 1, 1963 THE EQUITY UDDII 9 Equipment ?1 A UNDERWOOD OLIVETTI ADDING MACHINES I DCCCCCCCC ooocooroo CtCClCUCiCi TMI EQUITY Thursday, August 1, 1963 Tigers Defeat 40th Anniversary For Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Stewart Cep's Eye on the Weather Since last Tuesday High July 2H 94 July 23 AO 50th Anniversary For Mr.& Mrs.Thomas Graveline (Continued From Page One) early in the year Sweetman's homer was a two* lx>w Mean Temp.Air Humidity Rain I hey were first married by the late Father Dagenals In a small farming town about 14 miles north of Fort (oulongc, The Hois Franc, where they lived 32 of their married life.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Gravelline celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 27th.Mrs.Gravdinc is the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Rodolphe Durochcr.Mrs.Graveline is now 69 years of age.Mr.Gravdinc now 71 is the son of the late Mr.and Mrs Isaie Gravelline.They brought into posterity eight children, 43 grand child-and one great grandchild.S4.7 About thirty members of the family were there including four sons, three daughters, 15 grandchildren.Wendy and Sandra Wickens pinned corsages on their grandparents and the family presented them with matched ruby rings.Mr and Mrs.Hugh Stewar* of Douglas were surprised with a turkey dinner and wedding cake at the cottage of their youngest daughter, Mrs.Carmen Wickens the occasion of their 40th Wedding Anniversary last Sun- run shot while Powell's solo drive broke up a 5-5 tie in the sixth inning and also gave him 'he Tiger home run title with three for the season The other two came last week against Vinton.AROUND I Ht DIAMOND: Tigers could be in for a surprise in the playoffs Horner has been away on holidays for two weeks and the old saying about the mice playing while the big cat's away apparently also appl.es to Tigers .some of the fans are a bit wer- meanwhile Coulonge has been beating everything in sight.As one veteran Tiger fan put it.If these Hollywood heroes Guy Beaudette for appointment, think they're unbeatable they had ihuw ville 647-2500 days or 647.!4n Ju|y |ilh Rev- q.J.Har- years old, 167 Arthur, Ottawa.I rington opened the meeting with Ont.Lawrence Francis.29 years.I hc Lcague prayer Spencerville, Ont., pleaded guilty on charges of having caused u | Roy ,hankej a|| ,hc ladies for disturbance at :he Gaven s Hotel Phone 232-1114 Phone HE 2-2852 56 Spark Street, Ottawa 4 192 Raglan Street, Renfrew F.O.BOX 144 1241 FHONE 7-3121 SHAWVILLE CEMETERY MEMORIALS The President.Mrs.Emmerson 1241 their co-opcration in helping to in the V iHage of Quyon, P Q, I ma^e picnic of July 7th, a on the 21st day of July 1963 LLOYD KENSLEY EQUIPMENT RENTALS LOCAL end LONG DISTANCE FLOAT SERVICE MOVING OP HOUSES P.O.Box 31 - CAMPBELL S BAY - Phone 81 GEORGE HYNES AND SON FUNERAL HOME ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED MONUMENTS OF FINE MARBLE and GRANITE of the BEST QUALITY success.The secretary, Mrs Leo Elliott read the minutes of the June They were fined $10.00 each, ordered to pay the Court costs, and in default of payment, 8 days I meeting.Mrs.Pat Mousseau, the in jail each.\tI treasurer gave a complete finan- cial report Mrs.Austin Dagg, On two (2) other charges of I corresponding secretary read the having caused wilful damage at | correspondence, and the the Gavan's Hotel and to Arm- ESTABLISHED IMS 4-42 SHAWVILLE nom 447-244* 12-61 Made by the latest Machinery Visit our Showroom and see for Yourself conven- F.E.LACOURSE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Shawville, Que.3\u201442 ROWAT & ROWAT NOTARIES SHAWVILLE, QUEBEC HARLAMD C.ROWAT RAYMOND M.ROWAT ors gave their reports.Father Harrington read a pam-hotel, they were ordered to pay I ph,el Glided \"Why A Closed for the damages caused, namely I getrea(\" and explained the bcne-$50.00 each, and in delault of I 0f making a closed retreat, payment.8 additionnais days in He ,hankcd lhc iadies and all '\u2022\tI workers for helping make the | OFFICE 7-2*7S These accused were arrested annuai picnic a success despite after refused to vacate the pre- the cold, wet and inclement wea-mises at closing hour, and then | ^cr started to break furniture and and SouJieres a bar-tender in that Phone 647-2417 GEORGE H.FROATS and SONS LTD.121 Argyle St.S.DIAL HE 2-4224 RENFREW, ONT.jail each RES.7-2747 12-41 McKECHNIE, BOLES & COMPANY G.R.BROMLEY Certified Public Accountants Trustees in Bankruptcy The winning ticket for the engage in a fight with the bar-1 quj|t donated hy Mrs.Thomas tenders who were trying to put Martin and drawn for by Mrs.them out of the hotel.\tI Harry Burton was won by Mrs.Thomas Dubeau, 20 years, I Emma Hearty.825 Colborn St., Otter Lake, P Q, pleaded guilty | London, Ont.on charges of having caused wilful damages to:\tI work easier at future fall and a) The Exchange Hotel the summer suppers turned up some | Pembroke property of Mr.Robert Milton good ideas, which were approved James for an amount of $150.| and adopted for future use.Mrs Leo Elliott read a report on the Diocesan Convention held And PH.CE 3-4031 ROBERT BROMLEY 88 METCALFE ST.OTTAWA GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS ! ! OPTOMETRISTS 40M2I EYES EXAMINED OPTICAL REPAIRS MEDICAL BLDG.Phone RE 2-8881 A discussion on how to make l BLAKE'S HEATING INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRS - CLEANING - SERVICE Phone 64 2739 Join Morley McGill OR.ROLAND CHRETIEN | p.o.Box 509 DENTAL SURGEON CAMPBELL S BAY Shawville b) William Racine a bar-tender in the establishment for an amount of $10.00; He was fined $25.00, ordered Mon.thru Sat.at 10:20 a.m.and Win in Arnprior on June 12-13.A motion made by Mrs.T.to pay the Court Costs, and in I Galalgher seconded by Mrs.Ste-default of payment, 16 days in p^en Fitzsimmons to reimburse jak.He also was ordered to pay the |adies *ho attended the Confer the damages caused.The ac- vention with their expenses.This cused being intoxicated was put | motion was carried.A cheer box and get well card fusai by the bar-tenders to let wa$ senl to Mrs Earl Bean and him in again later on, broke the | Mrs George Gionet, both in the front entrance door, and then tore off the clothes of William CEMENT BLOCKS, TILE, REINFORCED TILE PORTLAND and MASONRY CEMENT CHIMNEY BLOCKS \u2014 PATIO SLABS Free Estimates \u2014 NO Obligation Phone 647-2512 VICTOR TANNER Shawville % TELEPHONE 30 I 12-61 lm AUDET L PHOTO STUDIO V BIG CASH IE PRIZES out of the hotel, and upon re- Appointmenis Phone 82 CAMPBELL S BAY PONTIAC PRINTSHOP \"Home of The Equity\" XAu291 # Commercial Printers # Wedding Invitations \u2022 Calanders \u2022 Stationery Supplies # Office Equipment # Advertising Specialties on the hospital.The business concluded and Racine manager of the hotel, who | ^rs p^ank Lacourse moved that was trying to reason with him.IGA Quiz PONTIAC PRINTSHOP the meeting be adjourned, Mrs.Roy closing with prayer.A social hour following was much enjoyed.The hostesses for It\tI the evening were Mrs.P J Mur- irotVC Phy» Mrs- Austin Dagg and served delicious refreshments.Prizes for the evening were won by Mrs.Bert Hannaberry, Mrs.Stephen Fitzsimmons, Mrs.P.J.Murphy, Mrs.Thomas Gallagher.The tea prize was won by Mrs.Emmerson Roy.over LTD Shawville, Que.Phone 647-2500 Publishers of: The Equity The North.Renfrew Times °oo HARRY WOOD.C.A.ELWYN C.CONNELLY.CA.DONALD McCULLOCHfm.HARRY WOOD & Co.chartered accountants 864 LADY ELLEN PLACE OTTAWA 3.ONTARIO PA.9-4375 O# e Commercial Printers \u2022\tWedding Invitations \u2022\tStationery Supplies \u2022\tOffice Equipment o Rubber Stamps Shawville, Que.Phone 647-2500 {UK Radio V flM, AUjHj K WATER me l ON YOUR 1350 DIAL I ü X A Ti p«u« Nine Thursday, August I, 1963.FMI EQUITY Mrs.Adeline Rooney Helen Marie Hobbs Lisette LeCuerrier Amy Keon PIANO TUNING HI - WAY DRIVE-IN JOHN l JOHNSTON ?echnicisn qroduste M % Adeline Rooney, patted away in her 34th year July 14th I aWily ^ the home of her Jaugh- I I guerrier left Montreal where this entire county were sorrowed at her home in Shawville after a tcfi Mrs.Albert Neal, (hartton.fchc employed in the Hell by the sudden death of Amy lengthy illness.She was the dau- on Monday.June 26, 1963.after *dephone ( tympany last Satur* Margaret Hutchison Keon on ghter of the late Clifford W.a lengthy illness.\tday morning She drove to Fort July 19th, at Pontiac Community Hobbs and Mrs.Archie Storey\t(oulongc where her parents live Hospital where she had been cm She had graduated at Shawville\tHorn at I home.Quebec, on and picked up her 16 year old ployed as a nurse.Her passing High School and worked in the\t¦** 1^94, she was the dau- sister Michele to go to visit her came in her 64th year and the Hank of Montreal, first in Shaw-\tghter of the late Mr.and Mrs.\taunt Mrs.\tPercy\tl^achancc of | cause cA death was a heart attack ville and then in Toronto for\t^ofm Joe Rooney.On December\tHamilton\twho was holidaying seven years.Helen Marie was a\t20# 1912, she married Gordon\ta; a cottage on the\tGrand Marais member of the Wesleyan Mcth-\tRooney in New Uskeard They\t| Road.odist Church.The funeral was Uved in Eartton for several years\t, , ,\t,\t.from W J Haves and Sons in and was predeceased hy her 1 '*\u201c then driving hack ards.She was horn at Wyman, Shawville with Rev Keith Cooney husband in August, 1956 in l ari- *ori < oulongc with her sister on July 17th, 1901 and attended and Rev M I Summer, con-1\tj aher aunt m lhe converge achools in Wyman.Ottawa and twenty one year old Lisette Helen Marie Hobbs passed Her many friends throughout Piano tuner of the School of Pianoforte Technology, Chicago, III.RENFREW »0\tDriva Just Off Highway 17 invest AINPftlOt.ONT.Thursday to Saturday August 1-2-3 All Color Show IF A MAN ANSWERS Sandra Dee Bobby Darin Save heat now wasted Amy was the daughter of the laic ( ourtney Hutchison a ul his wife the former Mildred Kitch- plus FIVE BOLD WOMEN Jeff Morrow New kind of oil firing savos I gallon of oil out of 3, say users ducting services at the Wesleyan Methodist Church.Dugal Sharpe sang at the service and burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery.I rank I innigan Jr , Stewart I Wilbert ' I initon, David kirk Storey.Frank Hobbs.Bill Fletch- land Uke, Wallace of Chateau- ^kenfirstto Pontiac ( ommumty er.James Cuthbcrtson Jr.and guay, Quebec, Howard of Ash- Ho*p,tal Shawville and then Flwood Storey were pall hearers, ton, and Albert, Bay Ridges \u2014 *° ^*cre^ ^vur! ^(,spit'1 ,n 1 Surviving b#aW#a her nutther three daughters.May (Mrs Al ^ ingrosc m u ance.are sisters Dorothy of Ottawa, Hert Neal), < harlton, Arvilla.Diane of Toronto and brother I (Mrs.I His Winters), Thornloc, Robert of Ottawa.Mrs.Rooney came to C'harl- the car left the gravel road near ton from Earlton four years ago | thc picnic grounds cast of ( oui- onge.The three were thrown when the car overturned and On December 23rd, 1917, she married I rncst Kcon at St.Mary's in Quyon and beside her husband one son Robert of Ottawa survives along with a grandson, Michael and one hrc4hcr, Fred Hutchison of Quyon.Amy Keon was well loved by Michele differed multiple I the countless patients who came .»\t* *racturev Mrs.Lachance suffer- under her care during the twenty Myrt c (Mrs.Walter Kodgers), ed faCja| lacerations and other years she worked, first for the ( har ton; one s.sler, Mrv Jack of injuries Upon arrival at the hos \u201e|j hospital and then for the pre- um si»-,» am\ti-' u\u201c\u201c** I-.\u2014- Giant Moviethon After Sunday AAidnite August 4th .12.05 A M.3 Big Features 3 GO, JOHNNY, GO Alan Freed Jimmy Clanton THE HORROR CHAMBER OF DR.FAÜSTUS Pierre Brasseur Alida Valli THE MONSTER Peter Dyneley Jane Hylton Recommended As Adult Entertainment She is survived by five sons.9 .# IRON FIREMAN * * ! CUSTOM 1 JL Mark Oil FURNACE staff members of the hospital attended the funeral as wdl as a large number of friends and relatives from near and far.Besides her parents, Mr.and In her 88th year, on July I Mrs.Rooney was predeceased | Mrv Jean ^(merrier, she i 13th, at the Pontiac Community by three sisters.(Margaret) Mrs.is sur- vived hv sisters Andree 25 (Mrs Hospital, Jane Sharpe Armstrong Wm.Thompson 1922 (Florence) Hubert Mmard) of Montreal, of Quyon passed away.The fun- Mrs.Wm.Sparrow 1954, (Janet) cral was held from Hayes Funeral | Mrs.John Black 195b.Home in Quyon with Rev.Ed.MeColl conducting service at thc Anglican Church and burial in St.Johns Cemetery.M or ley, Kenneth, Iannis, Manson, Dcu-gal aid Eber Sharpe were pall bearers.The funeral was from Kelly s in Quyon with Rev.E.MeColl Thousands of these remark able new furnaces arc now in use.Look what they give you: (I) Really exceptional fuel saving.(2) Complete freedom from smoke and soot.(3) No chimney draft needed.(4) No soot means causes of 9 out of 10 service calls are eliminated.( 5) Steadiest, most comfortable heat you've ever known.Phone us, or come in.Monday fo Wednesday August 5-6-7 All Color Show NORTH BY NORTHWEST VistaVision Cary Grant Eva Marie Saint plus BOY AND THE PIRATES Charles Herbert Jeannette 24 of Montreal, Marguerite 19 (Mrs.Jean-Louis Cou- Service was held at 2 p.m.r>n I turc I of La Verendryc Park.I conducting a service at St.John's Friday, from the Lmmanuc! Un- Michele 16.employed for the Anglican Church and hunal n at St.Michaels Normal St.Johns Cemetery.Pall hirers i I School and brothers Jean Paul 18 I were W.J.Stanton.Ritchie Rus- sett, James Bohan, Eddie Kelly, summer ited Church, Englchart with Rev Bruce Besley, officiating.Burial was in thc Englchart Cemetery.who works with his father in Deep River, Jaques 9, Francois I Ken Bronson and Jimmie Marks Pallbearers were:\tCampbell | 6 and Bernard 9 months.Born at Caldwell April 26.| Semple, Cameron Plaunt, William Plaunt, Reuben Tubman.Jr.BLAKE'S HEATING 1875, Mrs Armstrong is now survived by Mrv Roy Manary of I Wilmer Tubman, and David fiar-Quwm.Cmirtncv of Detroit.| low.Gladys PiersoJ of Detroit, Mrs.Gillette of Ottawa.Mrs.Earls Susan Gordon Plan Now To Attend Mrs.W.A.Moore SHAWVILLE FAIR Thc passing on July 17th of Thursday to Saturday August 8-9-10 All Color - C Scope THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS Howard Keel Nicole Maurey Recommended A$ Adult Entertainment Among tho*e attending from a distance besides all the sons and ot Ottawa, Bob Clayton of Ot- I their wives and children, were: i.iwa, 12 grandchildren and eleven Mrs.Lois Sparling, and Mr and great grandchildren as well as Mrs.Grenville Sparrow and dau- *^ncss* was ^4 >,ears of age William Sharpe of Quyon, Harry ghter all of Thorne.Quebec and | on ^unuary 28.of Quyon, Tom of Shawville, Mrs.Selwyn Wood and daughter Roy and Ernest of New Jersey, of Shawville.Mrs.William Angus Moore came suddenly at her cottage at Otter Lake, folowing only a few hours SEPTEMBER 18 - 21, 1963 Sales and Service Phone 647-2739 Shawville, Que BRYSON THEATRE Mrs.Moore, the former Isabella Queale daughter of the late Robert Queale and his wife Mary Gardner, had lived the greater part of her life in Leslie township, after her marriage to Mr.Moore on July 10th.1901 they operated a general store in Otter Lake which was later purchased by Johnston Bros.plus THE WILD WESTERNERS James Philbrook New»\u2014Shorn\u2014Features With Wide Screen For CINEMASCOPE -FIRST m PONTIAC\u2014 Two Shows 7:00 and 9:00 p m.Thursday, Friday Saturday and Sunday Nancy Kovack Monday to Tuesday August 12-13 MYSTERIOUS ISLAND Color - SuperDynamation Michael Craig Upon retirement 37 years ago, Mr.and Mrs.Moore moved to Ottawa, where they spent the winter months coming hack to their cottage on Farm Lake for the summer.Joan Greenwood plus HOUSE OF WOMEN Shirley Knight Thursday Friday August 1-2 I Mrs.Moore was well known and a friend of all.She was a member of St.Mathews Church in Ottawa and a member of it's W.A.and Alter Guild for many years.She was also a member of St.Annes Guild, The White Shrine, The Eastern Star and The Rebecca Lodges.Before leaving Otter Lake she was an active member of St.James Church and the organizations connected to the church.During the years as member of these organizations, she served as Past Matron of Success Chapter of The Eastern Star and held offices in all church organizations, she also served as organist in St.James church for, a number of years.Those of her family who survive are.her husband, one son, George Moore of Wawa, Ont.four daughters (Beulah) Mrs.Cameron, and (Myrtle) Mrs.Gordon Allen of Ottawa, Misses Jean Andrew Duggan Recommended As Adult Entertainment THE MASK Horror Drama j Paul Stevens w 3 i Claudette Nivens Wednesday Thursday August 14-15 TERROR OF THE TONGS Color Geoffrey Toone « i BIÈRE J i % «3 t Saturday Sunday August 3-4 BARABAS Color - Biblical Drama Anthony Quinn Katy Jurado f f y # * h Yvonne Monlaur m \u2019 plus UNDERWORLD U S A.Cliff Robertson ALE mm mm Mi & Dolores Doran Recommended As Adult Entertainment ¦* mu v 5* Thursday Friday August 8-9 PANIC IN YEAR ZERO Ray Milland Jean Hagen Nuclear War Struggle ar* ü K3-.V r È, * ^ 1 .Friday Saturday August 16-17 DIAMOND HEAD Color - PanaVision Charlton Heston /X\u2019 % r* Saturday Sunday August 10-11 « w Yvette Mimieux France Nuyen Recommended As Adult Enterainment plus THE LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE Robt.Mitchum Martha Hyer THE TROJAN HORSE and Annie-May Moore of Ottawa.Six Grandchildren, Miss || Steve Reeves J.D.Barry morg Gift That Made History Color Anne Cameron, Don and George Cameron of Ottawa, Miss Mau- When you\u2019re hot.it cools reen Moore, Robert and Franklin Moore of Wawa Ont.Two sisters (Susan) Mrs.John Milliken of Otter Lake, and (Emma) Mrs.Eric Copeland of Danford Lake, and one brother Mr.Jerry Queale of Otter Lake, one daughter Isabelle predeceased her twenty Thursday Friday August 15-16 BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ Burt Lancaster Karl Malden Prison Drama Cool off with a Dow.It\u2019s brewed to suit your taste, taste-tested j by men like you ale.That\u2019s why Dow always measures up to your taste expectations; always gives you the smooth, mellow, full-bodied taste you want in an ale.men who trust their taste and know their Monday to Saturday August 19-20-21-22-23-24 Invasion D-Day June 6th, 1944 THE LONGEST DAY C'Scope Eddie Albert Richard Burton Sal Mineo PLUS AN ALL STAR CAST years ago.The funeral was held on July 19th from Radmore Stewart Funeral Heme to St.Mathews Anglican Church for service thence to Beech wood Mausoleum.Service was conducted by Rev.W R L.Jones.Saturday Sunday August 17-18 MAIN ATTRACTION Pat Boone Color - Circus Romance f Nancy Kwan m medal of honour, cologne, 1963 the crowning achievement in ale \\ B Thursday, August 1, 1963 THE EQUITY Peg* Ten Needs Change with Changing Seasons Want Ads Pay For Many Reasons D k I i hA f PHONE 647-2500 In Memoriam In Memoriam Cards of Thanks Mise.For Sale Tenders Classified Ad Rates: 2 cents per word 50 cents minimum per ad In Memoriams 10c per line legal Notices: 70 cents per column inch Display Classfied: 90 cents per column inch In loving mcm or y of a dear dad, Janies ( ar\\ well who died August 5, 19?K I took you on your last journey l ove's greatest gift, Over your hard earned country- remembra nee side.Needless to say I didn\u2019t know Your last journey, before you died.| surmounted many obstacles in my path.Many sou warned me about.Although, alter paying all our debts liven Shawx il le had no doubts.Your resting beyond all mortgages.And all chronic overdue notes.Your enemies caustic, lying, tongues.Are silenced along with their boasts.I liquidated all of your problems.Turned them into a profit for us.I vowed in your hospital room I would certainly succeed or go bust.I fought the good fight with my brothers.Who had allies galore on their side.I called in my Panzer Divisions And soon brought a change in the tide.( AKSWI I I îhe Bristol Protestant School Board hereby advertises for a secretary-treasurer lor the School Municipality of Bristol state qualifications in application which should be received by the undersigned not later than August ' 1 Mrs.Marion Hermans Prelude to I H ath We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our Iricuds and neighbours tor the acts ot kindness, messages I sympathy and beautiful floral butes received during the ill* and death of our dear wife 12 foot Marine pivwood boat