The equity, 20 mai 1965, jeudi 20 mai 1965

[" Ru«Will allot, Box 105, ¦ Shewfllie, 20, 1965 Shawville Quebec, Thursday, No.47, 82nd Yeer Pontiac-Temiscamingue to be divided into two electoral constituencies ' f s A East Hull.West HuH and South Hull now called Lucarne will be in the riding of HuA Pontiac riding, according to the new electoral boundaries recommended, will comprise Pontiac County, Maniwaki and Mont-Laurier, Grace field, Wakefield, Aumond.Aylwin, Bouchette, Cameron, Denbdd, Hindu, Low, Lytton, Masham North, Sicotte, Wakefidd Township, Wright, Blue Sea, Bois Franc, Deleage, Egan South, Messine Montcerf, Northfidd, St.Cecile de Masham, St.There* de la Gatineau, Maniwaki, Indian Reserve, Ferme Neuve, Robertson and Pope, and Brunet along with adjoining unorganized municipalities with a total population of 56,264» It wifl be called the riding of Pon- T m i The new riding of Temiscs- old ViBeneuve riding which will disappear.r subject to public discussion at a of meetings scheduled throughout Quebec.The commission will sit in die Hull Courthouse on August 17th.If all goes wefl at the hearings and the recommendations meet no objection in Parliament, we wall wind op with not one Pon-tiac-Temscamingue riding but one Pontiac riding and one Te-miacamingue riding, each greater than they were before.I Li L lesson was read \u201e\tMaster Rt.Wor.Bro/Ra^ynond Reside.The prayers were offered by the' Grand chaplain.The wreath w*s laid by RL Wor.Sister Bordgeman and Rt.Wor.Bro.I R.Reside.The Last Post and Reveille were rendered by Mr.Earl Bott-1 rill of Quyon.| The Rev Stanley Snowden B.A.B.D.graciously led the worship m music.The thanks of the Grand Lodges to Uw Mayor and Council of 1 Shawville for their kindness was I expressed by the Grand Chaplain the Rev R.S.Smith.The Benediction was pronounced by the Rev.L Emard, P G M.The singing of the Queen brought a very impressive service to a dose.The Scripture Grand 1 This past week 1 had another i told won the agricultural merit a- the sowing of the seeds Op arid m gardens, as well r by memorable experience.1 crossed ward a few years back.He bought / % the Ottawa River by the Oka 1er- the place only two years ago, but ry ft» the firs trime.Actually it he is coming ahead fast.And he very enjoyable way to doesn\u2019t mind breaking with tra- Historic church reopens May 23 the sowing of the seed Word in the hearts of men.was a travel; the day was warm and I dition either; his grain com was the water pleasantly choppy.The planted in the first week of May little launch towed *» raft with before he touched the oats.He our car balanced in the middle says he saw corn frozen to the along at a surprising dip.But I ground last year, and it recover-couldn't bdp wondering where ed.His son, Andre is the first we might end up if that two bun- president of the Federation of died feet ot string-sized tow rope [ Young Farmers' Clubs in the Lachute zone.Special Ragafsaatide Prayers will be offered at St.James\u2019 Church Otter Lake, 9.30 a m., St George\u2019s Church, Thome Centre, Holy Communion 11.00 Stephen's Church, Greer Mount 2.30 p.m.and at St Matthew's Church, Chatteris 8.00 p.m.Representative seeds will be placed on the Altar in each of agriculture, except that it com- The placement of fertilizer is the four churches, pitted a good day visiting farms as important as the kind and a- The guest preacher at St in the Lachute area.1 found mount you use.And a key fact Matthew's Church, Chatteris, seeding being pushed right along, à that roots grow outward and 8.00 p.m.at the Rogation Sun-hut there were still no cows out downward to find it So, for day Service will be the Rev.to pasture, although last week\u2019s com, a band two inches to the Emard, recently retired as Mio-thunder storms had helped to side and two inches below the ister of the United Chutch at seed Jus proven most efficient.But there can be two draw-1 out of the bag.\"1 backs with banding.First, large!\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 amounts of fertilizer even that St.Stephen\u2019s Anglican Church of Canada, Greer Mount, wiH re-open for the summer season, this Sunday, May 23rd the long weekend at 2.30 p.m.Visitors are especially welcome in this historic and picturesque stone church ,and persons of all denominations may attend.Cottagers and fishermen are warmly invited.A tradition at St Stephens is L | for visitors to sign Tbè Guest Book following the service.The Old favourite hymns are also a feature of services at Greer F Mount s), Mrs.a.m., St.ever parted.Which has nothing to do with $ * * USK'S bring the grass along.Roger Bradford at Cushing has Services at St Stephens, be- Atrazine is still at the top of I ginning this Sunday, wik be on close to the seed may hurt ger- the Hit of\tfor weed the second and fourth Sundays minatioo.And second, fertilizer control in com.Standard rates I of the month at 2.30 p.m.Holy hopper! on com planters do not are 1% to 2 lbs active ingredient Communion being on the 4th hold very much.So a growing ^ 20 to 30 gallons water per Sunday, practice is to broadcast most of acre Atrazine comes in several I If you are not sure of the the fertilizer and plough down, strengths\u201450W, 65W, SOW.The way, be sure to inquire ahead ahead of time, saving 100 H» figure 65W for example, means | of time or obtain a copy of or 200 lbs per acre of mixed that there is 65 lbs of active infertilizer to go on when plant- gradient in 100 lbs of wettable material.Otherwise, there is no reason to choose between them.If Atrazine is put on carefuHy PONY SHOW Ouyon Agricultural Grounds Monday, May 24th had another satisfactory season on the label, means with his sheep.All the lambs, except four, wee sold early in the year on a keen market But at these light weights he probably cannot claim the new provincial subsidy of $3.00 for choice market lambs.And this must be something of a record\u2014one of his Suffolk ewes produced three sets of twins in fourteen months.Any challengers?QUALITY the North Clarendon Centenary on the table Map.Also bring along your camera, and stay for a chat after.\u2022 i - i » t-4 tag.am For cereals, it is a different matter.Most response comes.from placing the fertilizer right c,xccedir* thesc rates- *cre is little need to worry about residue damage to next year's crops.I have seen several cases of damage to oats and new seeding», but all could be traced to careless-Com is a very heavy user of | ness, overlapping runs, not shut-nitrogen.A 20-ton silage crop will have used 150 lbs of the element.That\u2019s the amount found in 1500 lbs of 10-10-10 fckkflizer.Unlike clover, com can't take it out of the air, so k must get k from decaying plant material or from fertilizer.A good ckwer or alfalfa sod turned down should supply 100 lbs.Or 10 tons manure per acre will provide 50 lbs to that crop.Almost all the rest must Stuart Armstrong, just west of Lachute, is planting nineteen acres of table turnips this spring.He must be satisfied with his last year\u2019s trial.It seems that most of the waxed turnips in She stores come in from Ontario.But if I read the statistics right, there should be surplus of table turnips in Quebec.They show 45 million pounds grown on 2000 acres.And 6 million people eating, the national average of 5.3 pounds accounts for only two-thirds of that.Presumably, there are cows L 1 * with the grain.These seeds are not so sensitive to bum from Tuesday, May 25th 8 p.m.the smatier amounts generally used.LIONS COMMUNITY CENTRE LIONS COMMUNITY CENTRE ting off while turning, or poor agitation in the tank, or worn nozzles.Depending on custom work has its disadvantages.I thought everything was set to have my Bird&foot Trefoil sprayed with Dalapon to suppress the grass.But there was a letter in last night\u2019s mail: my neighbour is too busy with his own aeedü* and getting the manure out Besides, he is on jury duty. J A t $75.00 $200.00 K that eat wdi, too.P Progressive at 53 numbers Another call was to see the $600 cow ken St Pierre brought home from last week\u2019s Holstein 0 at 56 numbers T $ disposal Jean is on the Larose faim at Grenville which I am 9 THE EQUITY P Thursday, May 20, 1965 Otter Lake Shawville 7th Line Mr.and Mrs.E.Garland spent Sunday in Carleton Place with their daughter Marie and other friends.Miss Jennie Wbapey visited recently with many of her friends in this community.Mrs.Harry Carson visited recently at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Palmer and Mrs.Ruby Dale.Mrs.Irene Lonsdale of Ottawa visited recently with Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Stark.McBride and family.Mr.and Mn.Edward Cunningham and family of Ottawa visited with many of their friends over the weekend.Mrs.Frank Smith, Donald, Ronnie and sister, Debbie spent the weekend with the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Earl P.Fulford.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Connelly of South Porcupine, are visiting many of their friends in the ShawviHc district.Starks Corners Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Row of Valleyfidd were weekend guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.Hawkin in town.Get well wishes go out to Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Dwight McDowell and Mr.and Mrs.Neil McDowell were Mrs.Jack Hassell and Cindy, Mrs.Lyall Towsley, Rchert and Christopher, Miss Arminta McDowell and Mr.and Mrs.Ebert Turcotte and family of Ottawa.Those from Shaiwville who attended the wedding of Mr.Peter Hodgins and Miss Gerar-daHolleman in Ottawa on Saturday were Mrs.John R.McDowell, Mr.and Mrs.Nellie Hodgins, Mrs.A.M.MacLean, Mr.and Mrs.Everett McDowell and Mr.and Mrs Walter Kil- Mr.Rodney Brown and Mr.Nelson Lawrence of Toronto spent the weekend visiting the former\u2019s aunt, Mrs.Bert Stark, Mr.Stark and family and with hie uncle, Mr.Alvin Brown, Mrs.Brown and family.Mv.and Mrs.Douglas Ful-ford, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McBride sr, and Marjorie visited over the weekend in New York, U S A with Mr.and Mrs.Brent Mr.Adolph Zimcrimg and Mrs.Dubeau who are patients in Shawvihe Community Hospital.Mr.and Mrs Lennis Bretz-laff and children, Arnprior \u2022pent the week with Mr.and Mrs.Amos Lance and friends.Mr and Mrs.Don Nellie, Bruce and Betty, Kingston, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs.Hannah Zacharias and the Erflee.Mr.John Dawson has returned home from Burlington where he attended the funeral of his sis-tei, Mrs.W.J.Biggs.The marriage of Mrs.Charles J Mayhew nee Bernadette Ro-bilhtrd to Henry Herman Em-merson was solemnized on May l*.1965 at Fourth Baptist Church, Ottawa.Reverend S.M Holmes officiated.Miss Brenda Barr of Miami, Fla,, spent a weekend recently with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Barr.Mr.and Mrs.Laird Murray, Toronto, are spending a vacation in town .Miss Gweneth Barter, Toronto spent the weekend with her ts, Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McGee and family visited with her mother and father, Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Bdaudin.Weekend guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Hahn Mr.and Mrs Horst Loes- Is Double Indemnity a good buy for you ?VrV r ' : gour.It may be.It certainly coats very little to add Double Indemnity benefits to your basic Manufacturers Life insurance policy.And, in the event of death by accident, as defined in the contract, your policy will pay the amount of the double indemnity benefit plus the amount it would normally pay.You can see why Double Indemnity is particularly appealing to some people.Frequent travellers, for example.But Double Indemnity Is rather like an optional extra on your new car\u2014one of several from which you can choose to suit your particular needs.Y ou may well find that one of the other \u201coptional extras\" to more valuable to you.A Disability Waiver, for example, which pays your premium should you be disabled.Or, if you\u2019re young, it might make more to insure your insurability\u2014make it possible to take out more life insurance in the future even if ill health makes you otherwise \u201cuninsurable.\u201d Is Double Indemnity the best buy for you?It depends on your needs\u2014 and you know those best.But it also depends on the alternatives available -and there Manufacturers Life can help you.Just call your Man from Manufacturers, any time.were chc, Terry, Cindy and Tammy of Wakefield, Mr.sod Mrs.Sam GraveMe, Ronnie and RM- t Dr.Earl and Mrs.Dagg and George of Montreal spent the weekend at their cottage on the 7th Line.Mr.and Mrs.Graham Goodly of St.Mary\u2019s vent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Goodly and Hillia.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Dagg and Mrs.Christina Armour spent a day in Ottawa recently.They were accompanied home by Miss Ruth Dagg R.N.who spent a few days at her home.Miss Margaret Kilgour has relumed home for the summer holidays after completing her first year at Macdonald College.Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Lendon Workman were Mr.and Mrs.Bert Stark and Mrs.Pearl Allan of Ottawa.Mrs.Wilbur Horner, Mrs Lloyd Condly, Mrs.EXvigbt McDowell, Mrs.Arthur Dagg and i da of Braeside, Mr.Stem Tee- ner and Donnie of Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.Cteyson Sr.are visiting Pastor and Mrs.Eric Clayson.Mrs.Made Shepard visited peren Barber.Miss Hilda Wallace, daughter of Mrs.Robert Wallace returned hbme for Mother's Day from a very enjoyable trip to Nassau in the Bahamas.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Murphy, Ottawa, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs.Ebert Richardson.Get well wishes go to Mrs.Robert Chamberlain who is a patient in Civic Hospital.Mrs.Dorothy McOailister of Edmonton was a visitor in town this week with her relatives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas McFar-lane and family also Mrs.Art.Hodgins attended the graduation of their daughter, Mavis McFar-ianc as a nurse from Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal recent- T ft F.H.Row et Representative SHAWVILLE Tel: 6*7-3737 and Mrs.Blyde Lang » Burling- ton Mn.Mac Mayhew were Mr.Duncan Neebet, Ayémer, Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Mayhew, Simon of Cornwall.Mr.and Mrs.Madb Richard spent Sunday waiting their daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice LaSalle at Braeade.Mrs Walter Kilgour attended the Pontiac County Institute Convert- MANUFACTURERS LIFE INtURANCI COMFAHY Puts ly.IMS the Mr.Dean Pokes, Ottawa was a recent visitor in town.Mr.and Mrs.Dalton McKay and family spent the weekend at their cottage, Otter Lake., Mrs S.E.Dale and Miss Ar-I 'manta McDowell, Ottiwa were I Mrs.Maurice Lemay, and I recent visitors in town.I daughter, Toronto, are visiting I her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Don.I Hobbs.I Mrs.Wibner Ranis, Chelms-I ford is spending a few days I visiting her mother, Mrs.John I Ade after attending the funeral I of her uncle, Mr.Tom Ade.I Attending the funeral of T.J.I Ade from this district were Mrs.I John Ade, Mrs Raymond Hod-I gins, Mr.and Mrs.Milton Mur-I reH, Melvin Murrell, Mr.and I Mrs.James Ade and R.C.Smith.things /./ you : simple* if Out want within .your \\ reach * riU V \\ 0 , 1 SPECIALLY SELECTED GRADE 'A' - CHOICE - PLUMP 1 X 5 to 10 lb.average LB.FOR HAM AT IT S BEST! - FULLY COOKED - CRYOVAC HALVES Skinless, semi-boneless All good eating \u2014 no waste 73 SMOKED HAM LB.Schneiders Famous 8 oz.pkg.RINDLESS BACON THREE MEALS IN ONE AU FOR 10 ex.package TASTY WEINERS Quyoit 6 m.padcaje SUOD B0106NA â 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Chapter No.SO, Bethel Pentecostal WMC hold their first monthly meeting ml O.E.S.sponsored a very lucccn-the church and opened with | ful Bridge and Euchre Party, on hymn \u201cLaunch Out\u201d May t.EASY PAYMENT Wednesday May 12th, at the Anglican Parish Hall.The Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron, Mrs.Esther Quads and John Beattie presented the prize» to the tol- PIAN FOR YOU I Money readily available en approved credit from There were many prayer requests and four of the ladies led out in prayer.Dimanche, le 9 mai 1965 il Bertrand, Claudette Pilon, Ju-2.00 p.m.à la salle de la Légion dy OaàiH, Esther Muir, Fran-Canadienne de Campbell's Bay, cis Muir, Gail Kelly, Danielle à l'occaeieo de la fêle mères Ouellette, Laura Lee Morin, A discussion was held on the loving: sous les auspices de l'Association Cdeen Lac ourse, Leona Prion, Hay River Hospital project.\tBridge: Ladies High, Mrs.Ray 2TMS Ï m \" R%ZT\t\"£ - St ^ ST Olive Jean Bosco tenaient leur pro- \"Un enfant à sa mère\" par May Buüetm from our ÿatnct Dagg, Shawville mier concert.\tColeen Lacoune, Lise Lance, *™*r Mm Rodgm wddao Oenta High: Ekton Keon æsv ird \u201ca - sspw w».rj-jwr jra zjüzxz cès, et de l'accord de tous, de- * *iè,ne ann\tW PIE 2xm20 Friday, May 21 Teen and Twenty Dance at the Agricultural Hall, ShawvRIe.Al- CLASSIFIED May 28 A 29\u2014Shewville Lioos dub sponsors a tap dancing review, at Shawvilk High School 8.00 pun.A children 25c.BOX so crowning of Miss Shaw- From now on The Equity will provide box numbers for Claa-i ^ ag^atk No.7 port-aified Ada if requested for an so abk ftamc cudin< machine with ditional charge of 25 cents pet\tAlexander's Sales and Service, ShawviHe, phone 6472472 or 2478.