The equity, 3 octobre 1968, jeudi 3 octobre 1968

[" D AT StfAWtUll.W rOSTASl ni per copy 10r SHAWVILLE Quebec, Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 I Tuesday, October 8 48 American industrialists will visit Waltham and Litchfield and enjoy Arnprior hospitality No.37, 86th Year Cripple Children's cheque presented to Rotary Club by Coulonge and Davidson group St.Mary's School Graduation Exercises and Mrs C.McKnight was presented by Joanne McKnight to Maureen Tracy for Matlie- On Friday.Sept 27 the an nual Commencement Exercifr were held at St Mary's Auditorium.Quyon.The program began with a Community Mass offered by Rev Fr Klatt Parish Priest, before a large assembly of relatives and friends of the graduates.Special hymns were arranged accompanied by Willard Proulx, Ian Hudson, Stephen Kennedy and Clare Chevrier on the guitars.Following the Mass the Fourth-Year leaving Certificates were presented to the Graduates by Fr Klatt and this was followed by the distribution of Bursaries and Awards.They were as follows: Bursary donated by the Canadian Ivegion was presented by Mr John Lebrun to Roger Pi- Bursary from Hilton Mines presented by Sr Alberta to Peter McCann who obtained the highest average in Gr Thirteen Departmental Examinations.The Annual Award from the Catholic Women\u2019s League of Quyon was presented by Mrs Hudson to Donald Cooney for English.Two awards given by Miss Fleming of Fairbank s Hotel, Quyon were presented by Sandy Burke to Dianne Jennings for Algebra and to David Mulligan for Physics.Two awards donated by Mr and Mrs Paquin, proprietors of Quyon Hotel were presented by Mr John Lebrun to Willard Proulx and to Michael Moore for French.An award from Dr and Mrs Hudson and family was presented to Marian Smith for English.An award donated by Mr.will be mailed shortly.Shawville Rotary President and Mrs Ernst Stranacher, Rotarians Art Hodgins, Rene latreillc and Orval Smart, with Mrs Hodgins and Mrs La-treilie all took part in the Conference in Brockville last week which included Rotarians from fifty clubs in District 704.This District takes in an international area of Eastern Ontario, Western Quebec and Northern New York.Keynote speaker was Dr Francz Leitner, Austrian Ambassador to Canada and a long time member of Rotary which he said calls for daily all-out efforts in the professions as well as in the family and community lives of Rotarians.Dr Leitner's message held particular interest for the delegation from the Shawville Club whose president who himself was an Austrian citizen before he came to Canada.Dr Leitner said a great responsibility rests with parents and teachers in control- On Monday Sept 30 Presid- The Town of Arnprior and i patrick.The band concert, ar- eîR jrrngt Stranacher was in matics.\tI the nearby Village of Brae- ranged for by the Arnprior chargc of the meeting when An\taward\tgiven by Mr and\tsi(jc\tarc preparing a bang-up\tChamber of Commerce is next\t^awville\tRotary Club\tmem Mrs\tStanley\t( allaghan foi (\tyaah\tfor a visiting delegation\ton the program, followed by\tber> and\ttheir wives\tenter Canadian History was won by of 48 industrialists and\tluin-\ta cocktail\treception offered\ttajned about thirty five boys Earl Bennett.Earl, president, t^men from Michigan.\tby the Town.\tand gjrjs an(j their organizers of the Student Council for,\t,\tDinner, after the reception for a well planned walkathun the year 1967-68 presented the\tWhat started as a stag\twill be given by the Village\tfrom Davidson,\tQuebec to Valedictory in his usual ca- business visit at the mvitauon |f Braesidc, with Reeve Hi Pembroke.Ont, for the 19ti8 pable manner.\t®f thef°lt®J[# Vd.!,e* L^b(f chard Robbins as host and J.Crippled Children's Fund.A A\tspecial\taward from Mr\tfirm\tof Gillies Bros and Co\t, Greene fe(lcral Minister oÎ\tsubstantial sum of money was and Mrs E J\tDolan for applic-\tLtd.,\thas turned into a com\"\tEnergy, Mines and Resources,\trealized, ation to study was presented mumty splasi v\\i i owns i s guest speaker.Mr Greene, The group consisted of boys to Joan Erwin by Mrs Dolan, people and villagers planning U Llhora| MP for Niagara and girls from Fort Coulonge For her diligence, applica- a formal welcome, a parade FaHs formerly sat for the old and Davidson who had walk-tion and perseverance Marian a band concert, receptions.I\tof Renfrew south.ed a distance of twenty-five Smith received another award | dinners, luncheons and a wind- N \u2022 d Qct 8 the del.up breakfast.There will also I Uon wi\u201e be on lhe road- The youngest walker was After the distribution of a- be a trip to sawmills and first to the Gillies sawmill in seven years old and one of the wards to the graduates the pu p mi in e va ey.\tPembroke, then with a box walkers used crutches to corn- following former Grade Ten Even the federal govern- lunch for sustenance, to the piete the last part of the walk, students were recipients of ment is coming into it, with hardwood mill in Waltham.The ladies of the Presby-prizes for application to stu- a welcome by officials of the on the other side of the riv- terian Church at Fort Coul-dy and also for completing a Department of T rade and Com- er.finally to the new kraft onge served a very delicious two-year-in-one-course in Phy- merce when the visitors ar- pu|p mill of Consolidated- dinner to over seventy, sics.Prizes were given by Mr\trive from Hint, Mich at Dp-\t8a;hurst Limited near Por-\tMr MacKenzie,\tPrincipal of and Mrs Basil Stanton to Ma-\tlands Airport in Ottawa at\tfage du Fort.\tShawville High\tSchool was rilyn Curley: Mr and Mrs V\\ il- noon, Monday, Oct 7.\tThat evening, at dinner W.the guest speaker and gave a liam Burke to Jacqueline Pi- From the airport, the\tdele-\tW.(Bud)\tGillespie, president\tvery interesting talk on the Ion; Mr and Mrs Leo ^e,on I gation will travel to Braesidc\tof Gillies\tand manager of\tnew system of education.Marian Robinson; Mr and Mrs\t^ere there will be a tree-\twood products for Consoli-\tReceipts for all the donors Bert Kennedy to Elaine Stan-\tplanting ceremony at the Gil-\tdated-Bathurst, will be guest Mr and Mrs van to Deanne Burdock; Mr.and Mrs Alfred Trudeau to Susan Marykuca; Mr and Mrs Ivan Mulligan to Helen Robinson; Mr and Mrs Irvin McCann to Marilyn Hickey; Miss Justin O'Connor to Hilda Scott ; Mr Harry Moyle to David Moore and Danny Roy.Eleven students of Grade 9 who passed the Departmental Examination in Mathematics vs from a friend Ion was ling the restlessness and uneasiness of youth.\u201cIf a son or daughter of one of you ' he said \u201cwas to be clubbed by police in a university riot, be j fore blaming unbridled youth .\t,\t_\tor the brutal police, ask your- With opening (amp a merely fjrsf ^ you bave trjed 20 days away a look at the bard enoUgh t0 understand prospects for the Pontiacs tf,e problems of your children veals the following a-1 and obtain their confi- mong others.Irving ( amp- dence.Have you granted them bell a big hard sockit to them j enough time to discuss their hitting defenceman who is a problems and have you given 4 year veteran.Irv turned down the chance of a life Pontiacs prospects lies sawmill and a grading speaker, demonstration put on by the On Wednesday morning, Canadian Lumbermen's As-1 Oct 9 the Arnprior Business-sociation Later, there will be a par- shaanty breakfast at the fish ade to the Town Hall in Arn- and game club, prior and an address of wel- The visitors then leave for come by Mayor Taylor Fitz- the return trip to Flint.mm's Association will offer a Important 0 D H A decision October 8th at Smiths Falls them the need?\u201d guidance they (new course- in June were singled out for special recognition.They were Sharon Stanton, 90 per cent, Lise Chevrier 85 per cent, Kerry Gavan 82 per cent, Grace Jennings 78 per cent, Cathy Kennedy 75 per cent, Stephen Kennedy 75 per cent, Leona Leach 73 per cent, Robert Muise 73 per cent, Boyd Leach 64 per cent, Timmy Ayotte 59 per cent, Nelda Proulx The President of the Pro-1 57 per cent, vincial Association of Protest- Mrs Hobbs of the Beech ant Teachers of Quebec has Grove Women's Institute provided an explanation of spoke briefly and presented what the teachers are asking Mathematics awards to the fol-for in their negotiations with lowing Sharon Stanton, Au-the school boards of this pro- dry Moore, Peter McCann, time the choice to be a fly- Another speaker was Ro- ing Newfie with the Corner tary International Director Brook Royals.Big Irv played Benjamin R.Guss who urged his junior hockey in the Mar- ajj Rotarians to live up Jo itimes but passed up the their code of brotherly love, chance to return and decided\t__________ to stick with the Pontiacs.Ivan Saunders is another Jr.Hockey Committee One important item on the ! returning veteran and adds ,\t.\t, , agenda for the meeting will break away speed to an al-1 to be formed here be the question of the pro- ready potent offensive punch, posed Ottawa and District Mi-1 [van played his junior hockey nor Hockey Association.The with the Eastview St Charles Executive will decide to sane- squad.\t| tee muat be formed.Already -ctart zz 1% stem ss rsff t zr zzz & iz\tl *\u2014« \u2022 \u2014¦ ies of the ODHA or to retain the Eastern National team and I, the administration of minor Lbe club expects to have real hockey by the ODHA and for- back up support with his play, mulate a constitution, régula- Barney Richardson a stick-tions and rules, particular to handling right winger will be the minor hockey programme.| making a bid for a starting Minor hockey people interest- roje Barney played with the ed in this question are most shawville Lions for the last welcome to attend the Smiths | three Falls meeting to make their 8 p.m.The Executive headed by ODHA President Jean Ca-dieux will meet in camera from 8 until 9 after which the meeting will be open to the general public, cross Canada.Ken Mantin, Development Co-Ordinator for the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association with its administrative office in Winnipeg, will make an official visit to the ODHA on Monday and Tuesday, October 7 and 8.Accompanied by the Secretary Registrar of the ODHA Greig Fowler, he will visit many of the communities within the jurisdiction of the ODHA Mr Mantin will also attend the next monthly meeting ot the ODHA which is scheduled for the Legion Building at Smiths Falls, Tuesday evening, October \u2022 8, beginning at Dr.Reid-Smith asks parent support if teachers strike In order for Shawville to have junior hockey, organization in the form of a commit- Marily Curley, Brian Allen, Michael Chevrier, Glenda Provost, Andre Cote, Guy Lessard, Claude Provost.Sr Vivian presented awards to Eleanor Foran, Audry Moore and Margaret Ann Foran for their services during the summer months in play-1 key meeting this Thursday ing the organ for the morning | night, Oct 3 at 7:30 in the Lions Community Centre.vince As the hockey season is just around the corner, much work must be done in the way of raising funds to start this team off.A walkathon by the boys will probably be the first project.We hope to have a meeting within the next couple of days with all the boys wishing to try out for this team.This Dr Allana Reid-Smith writes in her organization\u2019s newspaper that it is their most sincere hope that a teachers strike will not be necessary but if it should be necessary they hope they will not stand alone.They appeal for support of the parents of the children whom they teach.Minor Hockey Open Meeting There will be a minor hoc- years.There will be a meeting on 2H5EE £\u201c:*ra?WMJs w day aternoon, October 6 com Camp opens Oôt 21st and an the surrounding towns.Junior % rrz \u201cH=: cz M gether hockey officials to or- season tickets for all Pon- L \u201c.y°u .\tJ\" I?oZy SX iWS SX \u201c\u201cÎT\t^ M ZZg.i\u201d fog t It is expected that convenors\t_ a committee, or in personal Z k ZZX The Stag Shawville Saddle Club season.The rules and régula- Jerry Barber will be in Armstrong or Bill Kearnan.tions especially the revisions charge of a Trail Ride for all f we are to keep a good introduced at the annual meet- members of the Club on Sun- senior hockey team in Shaw-of the CAHA will be dis-1 day, October 6 starting at one ville we need junior hockey o\u2019clock from the Club Ring, players moving up.Masses.I EHiEH£E I pHthiy\u201cwm z ss fessional educators, to par- participation in the Mass, and lar8er- ticipate at all levels in mak- for their keen interest in the We would also like to know ing pedagogical decisions for educational development of *10w much interest the para workload which will en- their community which was ents *\\ave in seeing that their able them to do their work ef- evidenced by the many a- boys do P,ay \"ockey.fectively, for adequate pro- wards offered.Special gratit- Over the years some of the vision for professional im- ude was offered to Fr Klatt, parents haven\u2019t shown too provement, for sick leave, for to the Srs and to the Ladies much interest in what has a salary scale adequate to re- of the C W L who prepared been done for their children, sponsible workers and which the lunch.\tSo parents, and interested will give encouragement to The program ended with people, this is your chance to teachers to improve their pro- the singing of the School Song voice your opinions and take fessional qualifications.\tI and 0 Canada.\t> part in this our open meeting mg cussed in detail Page 2 THE EQUITY Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 hi h\\ in Quvl :rovv ot the Qui'luv Assovia-1 non of\tProtestiini School | For more Liquor Outlets Hoards.The purpose of the (ïortlon Vrouse has bloom meeting will !>.* to inform the iny lilies in his garden on Uc- public with the facts of the tober 1st.not the match of present salary the giant valla lilies grown this between the Teachers' Assoc- year by llosmer Turner, but nevertheless a very hardy variety to be still blooming this near to Thanksgiving.X I CENTRAL PONTIAC SCHOOL BOARD grist.LETTER TO THE EDITOR Il 1 i > The EtetuiTY Fort Coulonge Ventral Pontiac Protestant Sept.24.1W08 | School Board met on Septein* her 25.Present Chairman Wal- \"Founded In I88r Printed and Published Weekly at PONTIAC PRINTSHOP ITD.Shawville, Quebec negotiation*!'h® Shaw vine Equity I\u2019o The Editor, With reference to the Que lace Hodgins.Alvin Brown, Sid Sheppard, Mahlon Hayes, ni urns and the employer groups, according to Mrs M l ^ Liquor Commission first I Walter Kilgour, Grant Fades W.Schultz of the Western I nf all this is the second strike and Jack Bussell, Sec-Trcas.Quebec Association ot Prot-in a fl*w >vars and both the Mr Tipping, Mrs Bretzlaf estant School Boards,\twho has i\temployees and the Convins\tand Mr Judd were\talso presen t asked us to give the\tmeeting\tsion d° not give a damn for\tIt was moved by\tComm Shcp- free publicity and to\temphas-\tth® etizens or the economy of\tpard that the minutes of the ize that it is to be\ta public Ith® Province.I do not want to\tprevious meeting\twere taken take Rides in this conflict hut as read.the whole issue stinks to high- Bus transportation was dis Heavens.I have consulted a cussed.Yearly subscriptions in advance: Pontiac and Gatineau Counties - $4.00 elsewhere in Canada - $5 00 outside Canada \u2022 $6.00 * Mrs Roger Dufault of Calumet Island won an Electrolux Chest at Shawville Fair * meeting David and Rosaleen Dickson Publisher» & Editors A public meeting at the Dr S E MacDowell Elementary I Mr David White of 43 Iles-, .\t,\t.4.\t,\t\u201e School m Shawville on Friday, iher Ottawa 7 Ontario has number of Persons and *hey It was moved by Comm October 4th at eight o'clock written to say that his class aI1 aKm?that ,he 8>\u2019s,em of Hayes that we have the Hydro will be addressed bv Ernest | and he are studying Pontiac !one liquor 8tore in one county M^tal 1 400W Sentinel Spiller, negotiator for the County and would like very ^ from beemg satisfactory cury vapour light with pole Isn\u2019t it always amazing how many words of praise | groups which employ teachers much some information about !\tc)*\u2019ien*' ll ls out- on the west side of the Dr S can be said about a person after he is deadP Doesn\u2019t it\tShawville and Chapeau.Any- - n î-\t*or example h McDowell School always come as a shock to hear people who have con-\tl/~ _ __\tA\tone who writes to him with ! .\u2018>nVat ,Ve\t^torc *8' The secretary reported\ton demned u man heartily in his lifetime change their en-\tTGàTS\tr\\ QO\tsome information on either ?! Ua 11 1,1 a,,1Phell s\tBay and j the current cash position, lire attitude upon his decease?\t.\tShawville or Chapeau or I ls mvans 1 lal on ^ the\tCorrespondence was read.It all stems from a fundamental misunderstanding\t*n The Equity\tother parts of Pontiac County ,I00Pv ° 11,18 ,own *iav® ,,lt\u2018\tIt was moved by Comm Shep- «PŒ kasmL functioned on Thursday.Fri- that they were unable to do Street, he boarded the bus j day and Saturday of last and this as they discovered that Main Street, by the considering the retarded har- the flag had been stolen! gency door perhaps, vesting season, shortage of farm help and other derogatory and abnormal circumstances, the show was very successful.Despite increasingly cold 1 he new Presbyterian church I weather: real frost: the night Mr and Mrs C G Biesenthal I at Beech Grove, Onslow is to I show on Friday drew the larg-llllll of Owen Sound and Dr David I be opened on Sunday, the est attendance since its incep- 23fd- -_b\u2014,ion ten years ago, and proves New^Marble Shop at Shaw- that this feature of the Fair the home of David T.Hod- vlIIe: The undersigned have is gaining recognition through-gins and family.\topened a marble shop at Shaw- out the district Mr.and Mrs Clive Smart Vllle (opposite McGuire\u2019s Ho-|\t_________ returned home Monday after tel) where they are prepared spending the weekend in To- to furnish Monuments, Head-ronto and Niagara Falls.Sat- stones.Railings, and all urday they attended the Bugg- kinds of Cemetery work at Whitelaw wedding in Fair- reasonable prices.Farmers bank Baptist Church, Toronto.Produce taken in exchange: I September 19, 1918 Mi ' and Mrs Floyd Little, Somerville and Co.\tPosters are out announc- Hayle, visited with Mr and Pontiac House.Main Street, ing that a camp meeting will Mrs Ronald Russell and other Shawville, Chris Caldwell, begin on Friday, next in Wm past Proprietor.The above house Ad.Hodgins grove, south of I having been fitted up in good the village.This gathering will ?mer PRAISE THE LIVINGS pin Comm Fades moved adjournment at 11 pm.vive which is very important Yours truly, L.D.Bertrand, CONTRACTOR Drilling and Blasting Ditching a Specialty Compressors for Rental free estimates All Work K.A.FARRELL (Red) on emer- ph.647-3533 Shawville 80 Years Ago in The Equity Mr and Mrs Clifford Brownlee from Vagerville, Alta., spent Monday with Claude and Beulah Elliott.Il September 20, 1888 and Mrs Biesenthal of Luck- B now were recent visitors at 50 Years Ago SALES: The Equity in You can purchase a new furnace from Shawville Midi Co.Ltd.for as low as ing 10% down and up to 10 years to pay the balance\u2014A Shell Home comfort convenience relatives during the week.Mrs J.Little went home with | style for an hotel is now open I be under the leadership of Rev them and plans to spend a for tbe accommodation of the R C Horner who has founded few months with her son and Publjc- Guests will always be The Standard Church of Am-family.\t| furnished with the choicest erica\u2019, as a result of the dif- supplies, as also the bar.Ex-1 ferences which arose cellent to you.INSTALLATION: Our experts are trained to install any system to conform to local codes and regulations .and all at a low cost to you.some and store-1 time ago in the Holiness Movement body.It is stated that it is prob-1 The Allies need gasoline, fits under the Quebec Pens- able a by-law may be submit- Waste none of it on Sunday ion Plan will be raised for the ted to the ratepayers of Pern- m-toring for pleasure.He who second consecutive year.broke at an early date asking uses it for this purpose stints The new increase results\tauthority to build a\tsystem\tthose who are\tfighting our from a two per cent rise in the\tof water works at a\tcost of\tbattles.It is the duty\tof all Pension Index.The Depart- $50,000.\tmotor car owners to comply ment of Revenue calculates It is reported from Ottawa with the Fuel Controllers\u2019 re-the Pension Index annually that Mr J.Beemer of the quest to save 'gas.\u2019 on the basis of the Consumer Pontiac Pacific Junction Rail- The following soldiers be-Price Index for Canada.\tway has succeeded in\tfloating\tlonging to this\tdistrict\twere As another result of the\tin Paris bonds to an\tamount\tincluded in last\tweek\u2019s\tcasu- higher Pension Index, maxi- sufficient to extend the road ally lists: Killed in action: Pte mum pensionable earnings un- through to Sault Ste Marie.It Griffin Moyle, next of kin Jas der the Quebec Pension Plan is also stated that the road F.Moyle (father) Quyon; Pte will rise from $5,100 to $5,200 will be completed to Pembroke Joshua Ostrom next of kin, a year.This will entail high- this fall.\tDerrick Ostrom\t(father) Fort njaximum contributions to\tCoulonge, Pte\tFred\tMoore, the Plan.\tThe pensions for widows and next of kin, Mrs John Moore I All retirement pensions disabled widowers consist of Calumet Island.Gassed Pte being paid at the end of this a flat rate amount which will Wm John Toner .Allumette year will rise two per cent become 26.01 a month instead Island, Wounded Pte Thomas next January.Some 10,000 of the present 25.50 and of an Robert Farrell, Campbell\u2019s retired beneficiaries will thus amount based on the contrib Bay, Pte Robert Moorhead, receive higher payments.| utor\u2019s\tretirement\tpension\tCampbell\u2019s Bay,\tPte\tJoseph The two per cent increase I which\twill\talso\tbe\tadjusted\tEdwin Ferrigan, will apply equally to surviv- upward.ors\u2019 benefits, paid by the Pensions that first become I It is reported that many Board since last February.The payable in 1969 will also be threshing outfits are tied up orphans pension will rise affected by the higher Pen- in the West, owing to the scar-H from $25 to 26.01 a month, sion Index.\tJ city of men to operate them.stables Pension plan benefits raised As of January, 1969, bene- rooms 0 REPAIRING: From a major heating unit conversion to simple part replacement, our furnace experts are ready to do job, complete.the CLEANING: V 24 Hour FREE SERVICE insures you of complete heating comfort when you use SHELL Furnace Oil Sr d^ CALL US TO-DAY! I Shawville Milling ü Co.Ltd.\"Whore Trading is a Pleasure\" LLOYD STEVENS, Manager Telephone 7-3831 Campbell\u2019s HE Bay Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 THE EQUITY Page 3 Also forming part of the Administration Council are three members delegated from each one of the local Parent-1 hell's Bay on Sept 24 with lion Teacher Association of Camp-1Francois Chevalier, JSC.bell\u2019s Bay, Chapeau, Fort- Coulonge and Calumet Island At a meeting held in the After the election a presen Poupore School in Fort Cou-Nation was made to the retir-longe the French PIA ( oun- jng President Mr Norman Bole cil of the Pembroke Diocese, who is now residing at Haley Quebec Station, Jean-Louis | station.Muir, PSC of Campbell s Bay was elected its President for the 1968-6$) term.Jean-Louis Muir elected president of Diocesan P T A COURT REPORT Calumet Island Waltham visitors of Mrs Wm Sharpe last Friday.Mr Bruce Pelletier of Montreal spent a few days with Mr Andrew Neville and his mother, Mrs Evelyn Pelletier.Court was held at ('amp Mr and Mrs (eurent Le- Mrs James Sharpe of Pern blanc, Rouyn spent two days broke was a recent guest of last week with Mr and Mrs Fi I Mrs Wm Sharpe for a few Gauthier.\tdays.Out of five accused who ap-\u2022 | pea red before Justice Chevalier two of them pleaded guilty while the other three were remanded to stand their trial I Sauve.Mr Albert Newberry spent Mr and Mrs Joe Romain of last weekend in Hull at the I Ansonville are guests of Mr home of Mr and Mrs Raoul and Mrs G.l/cmay for a few | EVA ANDAI PHOTOS j weeks.They are also visiting Rest wishes for a speedy re | other relatives here.Mrs Cochrane and Mrs F.at the end of October next.Pleading guilty to having in covery to Mrs Alex Pigeault\t___J¦ Reports of the past Prcsid-I his possession money namely I who is a patient in the Ottawa I McKinnon of Pembroke ent and Secretary showed that 28x-20 bills.Norman Jancllc, I hospital.\t- nf.\t-\t, the 1967 88 term was a very of Montreal, with no pre- Students home for the week dolphe Ryan.V, 1 °\tKvrs\t®eclt!\" wcr*:\t| productive one, and if plans\tvious\tpolice record was\tsen\tend were Mr Michael\tPigeon\tMr Arthur\tNewberry,\tSept Mniinta\trr\tJ \u201e.rann°IS\tIfor lhe coming term mater-\ttenced to the time already\tof Rigaud.Mr Robert\tPigeon,\tlies recently\tvisited\this\tmoth Mr= ij p yampoeiis May, I ialises, it will be another very spent in jail at Campbell\u2019s Bay Limbour, Mr George Benoit I er.Mrs Alfred Newberry.io««- c ,m of Fort Cou- active year in the promotion namely 3 days.He was order and Mr Jackie Ugarde of Hull, ninK ii0SeCHCtrrv\t,\u2019Iean\u2018 of education for both adults ed to post a personal bail Miss Elizabeth Shea, Hull.TrV,L w\t\" ?! 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novelties is planned for Saturday, October 19.The meeting was then adjourned and closed by prayer by Rev Mr Huntly and a very delicious lunch was served by the hostess and a social hour was spent.Mrs E.Emmerson won the tea prize.B M K BROADLOOM (100% Pure Wool Pile) 14.95 - 21.95 sq.yd.\u2022T.M.Ri|'i MAKES FUNNO PROBLEM ALEXANDER'S SALES and SERVICE # CONGOLEUM # TILE \u2022 CUSHION FLOOR e OZITE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CARPETING Shawville, Phone 647-2472 Shawville Phone 647-2268 Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 THE EQUITY Page 4 tact Mrs Mervin Baird by calling .13.All school, church and social events are needed as well as the social notes.With your help we could make the Campbell's Bay column of interest to all concerned.Birthday wishes to Miss riciaHHHHH^Pm Stacey Smith both little girls celebrating brithdays recently.Mr Merlin Brown has returned home after spending three weeks out west.Get well wishes to Mr Ar-not Smith a recent patient at Pontiac Community Hospital.Campbell's Bay has again received the plaque for the best Petunias in the annual Petunia growing contest.Congratulations to our town folk and special thanks and congratulations to Mr and Mrs Kr nie Dagg who received a cash prize for 3rd best petunias in the whole of Pontiac.Mrs T.Moorhead of Bryson also won a third for her petunias.Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Frank Stafford on the birth of their new baby girl.Anyone having news for this column are urged to con- Church, the flowers in this park were donated by the Canadian Affairs Committee and Mr and Mrs Krnie Dagg undertook the planting and the upkeep on these lovely flowers which add such a brightness to our town.Bob and Carmcle Fisher celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Wed, Sept 25.They also celebrated their 1st anniversary in business in Campbell\u2019s Bay on Tuesday, Oct 1.Congratulations to Bob and Carmele on their double celebration.Waltham as did a number of Brent's friends from Campbell\u2019s Bay.Birthday wishes to Mrs Silas Campbell's Bay We are happy to report that Mrs George Leroy who was ill in a Pembroke hospital has returned home and celebrated her 87th birthday Sunday at her home.The Wesleyan Methodist Church ladies present-\tplayed to a crowd of between ed her with a nicely decorat- ,\u2018lon *nd Mr and Mrs lruman two and three hundred teen ed box, containing lovely and ottawa\tagers at a dance last week at useful gifts.\tMr and Mrs Douglas De the school auditorium.The Mrs David Leroy, New Lis- mers, Ottawa were weekend sponsor of the dance was the heard spent the weekend with visitors at the John Demers.Recreation Association.Mrs Leroy.She accompanied Dr Courtenay Evans and The table in the park ad-Mr and Mrs Russel Leroy, daughter, Ottawa spent Satur- jacent to the fire hall was donated by The Free Methodist Congratulations to Mr and | Gibson Mrs liront Cahill who were re Speedy recovery to Mrs Ernie Stevenson a recent patient m hospital.The Eternal Sons of lave cently married in Kingston.Mr and Mrs Irvin Cahill attended their son's marriage Smith and Miss North Bay who were week-1 day at their home here, end guests of the Denzil Le- roys.Rev and Mrs Russell Leroy of Winchester spent Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Denzil Leroy and visited Mrs George Leroy in the hospital.Mr Joseph Hogan.Braeside was the winner of the Camera raffled by the R.A.of Waltham.A miscellaneous shower was tendered Theresa Kelly on Friday evening at the home ot Mrs Bud Chassie.Miss Sylvia Clairmont, of Trenton returned home on Sunday after spending several days with the Gordon Pop-keys.Weekend guests at the Clifford Spotswoods were Irene of Montreal, Joanne and Ma- Beechgrove Mr Wm M Ballantyne and his wife from St Mary\u2019s visited with Mrs Hazel Taber for a few days last week.Mrs Robert McIntyre and her daughters, Heather and Debbie and Jayne visited on the weekend with Mr and Mrs Hubert Emmerson.Mr and Mrs Ellwood Hamilton of Ottawa spent the weekend at their farm here.Mr and Mrs Ellard Mc-Bane, Wendy and Jill spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs Kennedy McBane and Mr and Mrs Ernest Emmerson before leaving next week for their new home in Burlington where Mr McBane has taken the position of Manager at the Hamilton Branch of the Monarch Life Assurance Company.Mrs William Lahay of Toronto visited her sister, Mrs Hazel Taber this week.Mr James Robinson accompanied by his father, Mr John Robinson left to visit England and Ireland on the 8th of September .While in Ireland John visited the home of his late grandfather also his grave.While on tour of London he met Miss Patricia Bronson of Beech Grove who is also touring Europe.Mr Raymond Robinson has been signed up for this season\u2019s hockey with the Toledo Blades of Toledo, Ohio.Mr Richard Telford of Calgary has recently spent a week\u2019s holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs John Telford and Glenn, Beech Grove and has now left on a six months tour of Scotland, England and Ireland.He will visit his uncle in Scotland then will tour France, Spain and Italy.He will also spend some time with his brother, Lloyd who is stationed in Germany for 3 years.Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Mohr for the weekend were Mr and Mrs Jerry Bachand, Myles and Kerry of Ottawa.Mr and Mrs Ronald Stones and Jeffrey of Bells Corners, Mr and Mrs Goldie Mohr and Debbie of Bells Corners, Miss Connie Mohr of Ottawa.I 1969 Chrysler.Your next car in four great series: Newport, Newport Custom, 300 and New Yorker.J / the turning is HE k i.\u201c 1 i 1969 is the year\t' for Dodge and Chrysler.All the way through the line, new engineering innovations keep Dodge and Chrysler ahead of the pack.New styling and new luxury touches -built right in as standard equipment - make Dodge and Chrysler cars and Dodge trucks your best value by far.*V ' A - wy « r Design \u201969 Dodge Monaco and Polara.Big in everything but price.B «:¦ 'V %: I 4 Ci V Formula *69 Dodge Charger.Here\u2019s what performance is all about.CHRYSLER CANADA LTD.Yâ y m » 1969 1 .V \u2022 S Design \u201969\t^ Dodge Coronet.It costs a little less to go first class.i i *4# \u2014 13 Dodge with Cushioned-Beam Suspension.New ride.New handling.New inside.New outside.m\\VT~ 69 Ë Design \u201969 Dodge Dart.Compact lovers never had it so big.NOWON DISPLAY AT: ANDERSON and TAYLOR Main Street, Shawville, Quebec 1 Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 THE EQUITY Page 5 Otter Lake Honor Claire .md Don Ladysmith Charteris Bristol A us tin On Friday September 27 a bout 50 friends nelghbors^^^^^^^^^^^^^l\tIH\tII II gathered at Austin Commun- and Mr and Mrs Arno Brets- «nd Mrs Gill Cotton of Tweed N.E McNeill over the week ity Hall to\thonor\tMiss\tClaire\tBiff\tand Craig spent last Sun-\tspent a few days with their\tend were Mrs\tPearl Ralph, Don\tAllen\tday\twith Mr and Mrs\tWallace\tsister, Mrs Earl Findlay.\tRichmond, Mrs\tJulia Johns-\tMrs\tFred Stevens,\tGlenn takes\tplace | Buchanan in Beach burg and\tMr and Mrs Robert Corran I\tton, Ottawa\tand\tSusan,\tof South\tPorcu- while there Mrs Yach and Mr\tof Toronto are holidaying in\tMr and\tMrs\tSid\tTubman,\tpjnc\tvisited\twith\tthe\tMorri- Bretzlaff went on an airplane\tBristol.\tHamilton\tspent\ta\tfew\tdays |\tsons\tduring\tthe\tmonth of A corsage of roses was\tpro-\trjde which they enjoyed very\tMrs Robert Wilson who had\tlast week\twith\tMr\tand\tMrs L^gust scnted to the bride to-be by much.\ta birthday on Sunday was hon ! N L Dagg and Ivan\tRecent guests at the Morri- Mrs I)wight I hompson.Mr Car- Mrs Percy Armitagc has re-1 ored by the following guests, Mrs Margaret Kelley spent ; son home were Mrs Agnes men Wickens spoke on behalf turned home from a 3 week Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steth- \u2022 couple days with her broth Howard and daughter, Leona of the community expressing trip oul west, where she visit- cm.Mr and Mrs George Col- or Willie Workman last week.0f Sudbury; Mr and Mrs Doug good wishes and *ulur® *'aP' ed with her daughter and son- lins and family, Mr and Mrs ! Visitors with Mr and Mrs McGee and daughter Sharon pmess to the couple.Gifts of in-law Mr and Mrs John Pet- William Wilson and family, Warn Horner were Mr and Mrs 0f Sudbury; Mrs Ida Hamel, an electric coffee percolator, | erson and family in Edmon Mr Jack Wilson, Ottawa, Mr Toe Smiley of Campbell's Bay.Mr and Mrs Reggie Hamel, a white Bible from the Austin I ton, Alta, accompanied back and Mrs Charles Wall and Mr and Mrs N E McNeill and Mr and Mrs George Hamel of Sunday School and other by her uncle Mr Heman Holt family, Arnprior, Mr and Mrs Mrs J McNeill.\tMontreal; and Mr and Mrs gifts were presented by the Lloydminster, Alta., Mr Holt Neil Wilson and family, Mr Mr Ted Robin visited with I Hugh McCagg and family who ( iildren of\tthe\tcommunity,\twill\tspend some time\tin this\tand Mrs Howard McWhirter\tthe Faulkners on Saturday, i\trecently\treturned\tfrom\ta post- The bride-to-be thanked\tevery-\tdistrict visiting with\tfriends\tandMrs Gilbert Carmichael of Mr and Mrs P.\tHarris, For-\ting in\tGermany, one for thçir kindness with a | an(j relatives.\t| Bristol.\tI esters Falls visited with Mr few well chosen words Guests of the Ross May hews were Claudette, Gerard and Ginette laSallc, Pierette and Jerry lacroix, Fern Brisson and Yvon Amlain, Donald Richard, Reuben and Claude Mayhew, Sudbury, Mr and Mrs 0.LaSalle and Michael, Mr Gilbert LaSalle, Ottawa, Mr Bruce Johson, Ottawa, Mr Gerard LaSalle, Orleans, Mr Raymond Jacque, Rev and Mrs Baxter, Otter Lake Mr and Mrs Jerry Iaicroix, Mr Fern Brisson.Ottawa, Mr and Mrs Harry Mayhew, Otter Lake, Denise and Joe Mayhew of Campbell\u2019s Bay, Mr and Mrs Raymond Mayhew, Faye and Cindy, Ottawa, Emerson Cole, Campbell\u2019s Bay, Mr Louis Sparling, Campbell's Bay, Mr Wellington Mayhew.Mr and Mrs Earl Shelandtr Kev and Mrs Gorman, Gang-ton visited last week with Mrs John Morrison.Visitors with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Gustave Yavh, McCagg and Mr whose marriage Saturday, Octboer 5.Mr Hugh McCagg left Sat- Recent visitors with the I Mr and Mrs Davis Hodgins I ar*d Mrs Dean Tubman Sun-1 urday for Cold Lake, Alta .Thrun\u2019s were Mr and Mrs | of Ottawa were recent guests | day.\tMrs McCagg and children will Mrs John McNeill spent remain for a few more weeks.Refreshments were served by the ladies to end an enjoy- John Mams and Mr Melvyn of Mrs Leonard Smith.able evening.\tMilkie of Arnprior.\tMr and Mrs Argue of Cob-1 Tuesday last with Mr and Mrs We are happy to report den were Sunday visitors with ^ ^ Hodgins and girls in I gins and family have taken that Mrs Mathilda Milkie is Mr and Mrs Wilmer Hodgins.Shawville.\t| Up residence in Austin.On recuperating after having eye ! Miss Phyliss Haughton and\t- behalf of the community we treatment in an Ottawa hospi-1 Mrs Arnold Watson of Ottawa I OBITUARY\tI would like to say \u2018Welcome\u2019.rpent the weekend with Mr and\t,.Mr and Mrs Verner Thrun ! Mrs Basil Findlay.\tArchie Hampson were Sunday visitors at the - home of Mr and Mrs Louis I Dahms.Mr and Mrs Mervin Hod- COLD tal.The deceased was a veteran of the European campaigns Athelstan.died in Queen Mary I 0f World War II.He Veterans Hospital in Montreal known to many of the resid-on the 16th Sept aged 60 years | ents 0f this ¦\t^^^^^gg after a lengthy illness.FREE DELIVERY In Shawville Phone 647 - 2933 Mr Archie Hampson of DRY CLEANING was For the BEST in COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING area.He is survived by his wife, the former Jean Steele, maternal aunt of Mrs Grenville Sparrow.He was a brother of Mrs Harland Rowat, Arthur Hampson and Miss Betty Hampson.Among the pall bearers were his two nephews Raymond and Bud Rowat, of Shawville.Mr and Mrs H C Rowat and Mrs Sparrow attended the funeral.Interment was in Athelstan I will be in Shawville to conduct Eyes and Vision Examination ON OCTOBER THE 5th, 1968 SPECIAL There Is NO of 24 pints I.SO plui deposit Fell price poid for empties Us use Que.T 2.35c\t24-7Se Ontario 24 50c JOE RAY'S TEXACO DAHL'S OR.L M.B0URG0IN, Ph.D.0.D.Optometrist \u2014 Vision Specialist Doctor of Philosophy \u2014 Doctor of Optometry For appointment contact Pontiac Hotel \u2014 Phone 647-2564 SATURDAY 9:30 a.m.- 3:30 p m.Full line of Groceries Meets end Vegetables COIN LAUNDRY and COFFEE BAR 336 Stewart St.N.Renfrew, Ontario LANGFORD'S GROCERY ROAD SERVICE A PLOWING - Fr## Insured Pick-Up end Delivery Sendee Phone 684-3186 AYLMER, QUE.Main St.\u2014 Shawville Cemetery.Are You Ready For All The Action ?BASEBALL .FOOTBALL .HOCKEY.The winning team is .and you can store with these Créât Values! RCA VICTOR first in COLOR TV t n rns £ Lg Super bright hi-lite picture tube guaranteed for 2 years, produces the most vivid color ever from RCA.Super powerful new Vista tuner provides simplified color quick tuning.25\" color sets start at s# C©LOR % A 15\" portadle color sets start at 22\" color sets start at z .00 .00 $i .00 $ $ i Wt M R C A.the most trusted name in Television See our large selection of Black and White Console Models $ .00 23 black and white sets start at I i a.i POWER I 0U«\"A° teeEo fo'?Cu,TS i i solid RCA Black and White PORTABLES 19\" portables start at 17\" portables start at t 12\" portables start at life .00 00 .00 Hi % $ FULL YEAR WARRANTY on all parts, including L & M's regular 90 days free service.EASY TERMS available to suit your budget.Campbell's Bay, Tel.104r11 Shawville, Tel.647-2260 Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 THE EQUITY Page 6 Bristol Rutledge - Perk wedding and Mr Harry Zango of Otta- Otter Lake wa Those who attended the Hahn and Russell wedding on Saturday September 28 were Mr and Mrs Hurst Goldie and family, Mrs Alice Gravelle, Mrs Amy Wilson or Wakefield, A Get well wishes to Mrs Ra cine in Civic Hospital, Ottawa, and Mr Gerald Gauthier who is in Shawville Hospital.Mr and Mrs Ernest Hrctz laff spent the weekend at their home and also attended the Hahn Russell wedding.Mr and Mrs Helmut Krfle and family, Mr and Mrs Percy Zacharias and Donna.Robin and Dale and Mrs Hannah Zacharias and Mr and Mrs Don Neville and Hetty of Kingston all attended a Confirmation celebration at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Zacharias in Shawville lit honor of ther son, Barry on Sunday, September 29.The Bristol Women\u2019s Institute held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs Roland Russell with a splendid attendance.The program was in charge of the social committee who had as a guest, Mrs Allan Black of Shawville who gave a most interesting demonstration on liquid embroidery and also took us on a trip to the Maritimes and back by USA on film which was enjoyed by all.Refreshments were served by the Jj o y ¦ \u2022 s hostess assisted by several of the members.Weekend guests with Mrs R W Wilson was Mrs John Stewart and three children of Ottawa.Mr and Mrs John Laird and family of Ottawa spent Sunday at their cottage.> COLOR CO OBDINATIO e DtC0RAT0R FINISES llllaiiinillf !} iMTVfUM VINYL ACRYLIC LATEX Vow'll like Open TKurs., â Fri.nights until t p.m., other nights by appointment GLENWOOD FORT FURNITURE LTD.Glenwood Shopping Maze\u2014Aylmer Road Yea'll like Phone: *14:4972 (deys) THEATRE Fort Coulongo M4-3064 (evenings) SUPER-LASTIC VINYL-ACRYL that lasts and lasts.Dries odor (For just pennies extra, choose 1 Now go paint the town with tli \\* Oct.4.1 HOTEL Rod Teylor, Catherine Speak NEVER TOO LATE CLARENDON HOTEL v Frank Finnfgan and Sons Shawville - Phene 647 2822 & 10 TAKE OUT Connie Stevens, Paul Ford Movie Binge every Tues.et 7:30 p.m.24 PINTS 4.50 e » * 12 PINTS 2.40 # plus deposit $50 Mystery PH» Mr.and Mrs Bruce Rutledge On June 15th, 1968, Miss Matilda Peck of Wakefield be-the bride of Mr.Bruce Rutledge, formerly of Shawville.- SPECIAL - 2 CASES OF 24 PINTS 8.50 came Miss Peck and Mr.Rutlelge had both lived during their childhood at the Brookdale Farm in Farm Point.Upon graduation from school there, Bruce had gone to work in the Muskoka Lakes area and then to Cobourg where he lived for several Meanwhile Matilda had gone to the Civic Hospital in HI - WAY # * UiLè DRIVE- IN r pull rtici paid roe empties 24 .We >4 .7H 12 .Me.Ottawa where she obtained her diploma as a registered Nursing Assistant and then went to work at the Perley Hospital in Ottawa.At a lovely church wedding in June these two young lives were reunited.Another young lady who had grown up at Brookdale Farm was also married in June, Miss Alice Peck who was married to John Beaudoin and is now happily settled at Otter Lake.During the summer Brookdale enjoyed visits from two other young Farm couples with their little children, Sheila and El lard Peck who arrived from Port Colborne with their two sons and Ruth (Burgess) and Murray Byce with their youngsters.Jessie and Lloyd Waterston, guiding lights at the Brookdale -Farm, have always believed that if you train up a child in the way he should go, when he is old he will not depart from it, and it has been a great satisfaction for them to see the youngsters they have trained up growing up and living happy married lives and themselves taking on the task of training up children of their own.RENFREW REDUCED Roller & Tray CON Ro ATTENTION SHAWVILLE EQUITY READERS Frl., Sol., See., Oct.4, S, * Sands of the Kalahari Adult Entertainment Stuart Whitman, Stanley Baker AND C'mon let's Live e Little Technicolor Bobby Veo, Jackie DeShennom Eddie Hodges 2 Mail Order Service 9 x 13\" metal tray and 71*\" mohair roller with hardwood handle.Buy now for big savings.t.Tops : long, one Is up at FOR ALL YOUR DRU6 STORE NEEDS phone or writ.ROWAN DRUGS & BRYSON THEATRE 115 Pembroke St.West, Pembroke, Ont 732-2522 for same day service, postage prepaid X OBITUARY Beechgro ve i Stephen Tourangeau The death occurred on August 28 in a Toronto Hospital of Stephen E.Tourangeau, husband of the late Sarah Tourangeau (the former Sarah Peever) eldest son of the late Raphael Tourangeau and his wife the former Caroline Delorme, after a long illness.Mr Tourangeau was born in Portage du Fort but lived a number of years in North Bay.After the death of his wife he lived in Toronto with his son Ted until his death except for a few years in Portage du Fort where he operated a store.Surviving are two sons Lawrence Leonard of Sunny-brook Hospital, Toronto, and Ted of Toronto, one brother Raphael and three sisters Margaret, Mrs Martin Adams (Rose) and Vigna, all of Portage du Fort.The funeral was held from McGuinty\u2019s Funeral Home in North Bay to the Cathedral and burial was in St Mary\u2019s cemetery.Pall bearers were Mel Edwards, Martin Adams, Jack Edwards, Percy Edwards, Walter Martin and Butch Martin.THIS WEEK FH.Set., Su*.Oct.4-S-* Thoroughly Modern Millie Those attending the hockey game on Sunday between the Boston Bruins and St Louis Blues at the Civic Centre.Ottawa were Mr and Mrs John Telford and Glenn, Mr Wm Carswell and Brian and Mr Hubert Emmerson.Mrs Wm Campbell, Mrs Allan Mohr and her daughter, Dorothy and Mrs Hazel Taber spent a day in Quyon with Mr and Mrs Clifford Mohr.Mr Hilliard Tubman of New Westminster, BC was the guest of his sister and brother-inlaw Mr and Mrs Carmen inglee and family last week.Mr Tubman has been home to visit his mother, Mrs George Tubman of Maryland who has been ill.Other visitors at the home of the Inglees were Mr and Mrs Eldon Carty and Caron of North Gower, Mr and Mrs Hilliard Tubman of Ottawa, Mr Grenville Atkinson of Ottawa.We are glad to report that Miss Bea Cochrane is now recuperating at home after being a patient in hospital.Services were resumed again on Sunday at Wesley United Church after being held for the summer months at Zion Upper Eardley.Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Emmerson on Sunday were Mr Wm Myles and sons Randy, Trevor, Robert and Gregory of South Hull.Mr Francis Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs John Robinson MAHOGANY PRE-FINISHED 4' x 8 Sheet Musical Comedy - 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MoHne* Feature: Tom Thumb Shorts: Three Stooges 2 Cartoons, all seats 50c TU COMBINATION Fan Heater Re has taken the position of principal of Simms School, at Aylmer.Many black bears have been seen around and several have been shot by local marksmen.6 1288 Save Five Card Stud $9.81 Dean Martin Page 7 THE EQUITY Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 ! Big Saving! i À i 7 Été I fQ K J v i The pin-up of the month 1 Lock-arm spring type clothes pins.Limited Quantity Special! I ! I Gallon Quart 1^ % i 1 1 INTERIOR LATEX FINISHING WHITE for I WALL PAINT S3 l » 4M > - r THANKSGIVING YLIC LATEX gives any room a fresh new look dorlessly, quickly to a wonderful washable finish, from 160 decorator colors with colorant tubes.) ilie savings.so .! i / Warn, =\u2022 *.\u2022 V< i f \\ V V/ m + * U i a i G A# y ,4 f - 3MPARE AT 99< ASSORTED Idler Refills Sandpaper 1 r 3 I i l 1 \\ » » 1 y j i l .271 I™ .77 24 SHEETS SPECIAL Sponge Mop 5 String « Jumbo pkg.of 4 Vi\" x 5Vi\" sheets in assorted ps in quality.7Vt\" g.one mohair and ' lambswool.Stock grades.101 handyman at this low price.uses.Compare at 45*.'X 6 CORN BROOM ©fi :> v 1.33 ci m; Thirsty dirt hungry squeegee, 48\" handle.Sponge Mop Refills Special 2 for 1.19 Moisture-greedy sponge refills; fit most mops.V SPECIAL ¦A ?K «T v V 4 >x (Cf, 1 « ' Clean sweep inside or out! 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Repair Calk ASSOCIÉ .EE 1U G fl s i ]» m W.I.HOBBS LTD.11 69 Reg.Reg.$1.29 Mai.St - SHAWVILLE, QUE.- Phone 647-2733 79c THE EQUITY Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 Page 8 Shawville 1o Mr Frank A.For-An auto truck load of \"wet tier of Kimberley, BC son of Mr and Mrs T Fortier of West-mount, Que.Births: At Shawville on September 2, to Mr and Mrs Harold Beckett a daughter.Mr Robert Hobbs received word Friday that his son Pte Willie Hobbs had been wounded in one arm and one leg.Other boys from this neighborhood reported wounded last week were Ptes L Harris, and Willie Crick of Starks Cor-list Church, Winnipeg Sept 3 I ners, the latter for the second Laura Helen Woodley of time.Proprietors of public eat- culverts are broken ing places throughout Canada have been notified that they goods\" on the way to Thurso, must obtain a sugar certificate was seized at Hull a few days from the Canada Food Board ago.A truck of this kind, it by September 1st.After Sep- seems is not recognized as a tomber 1st It will be both il- proper vehicle lor transporta-legal and impossible for pub- tlon purposes.The incident lie eating houses to obtain su involves a legal decision, gar without a certificate the West has greatly Improv-I.the question of help has I become more serious.It is re! ported that 4.50 per day is now being offered for harvesters.25 Years Ago 50 Years Ago i'i in The Equity I in The Equity umber IV.e\t2U0 canoes and many tlious- On Saturday afternoon, Sep-1 and dollars' worth of person tember 11, Virtue Nova Anm- a| belongings was totally de-versary, daughter of Mr and stroyed by fire on Thursday Mrs Hilliard Beattie of On- |a*t.The loss is estimated at slow Corners was united in $50.000 marriage to Stewart Oswald Births: On August 21, to Mr son of Mr and Mrs Henry and Mrs Richard Richardson, Woods of Greer Mount in the | 0f Charteris a son.Standard Church.Shawville.A pretty wedding was solemnized in St Luke's Angli-1 of Caldwell was united in mar Church, Caldwell, on Sep- riage to Cpl Fred Cant of the tember 2 when Sadie Evelyn Veterans\u2019 Guard of Canada, Tubman, daughter of the late stationed at Montieth, pnt.Mr and Mrs Andrew Tubman.| The farm home of Geo |\t^complet ely destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning of last week.St George's Church.Thorne Centre, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding on Monday.September 6 when Sarah Elsie daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Black, of Thorne became the bride of Carl Herman Alfred, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Gustave Miller of Charteris.Mr Joseph E.Dolan, of Portage du Fort, received Intel ligence through the Canadian Record Office on Thursday last, that his son, Crawford, had been killed In action in the recent heavy fighting in engines on roads within this which the Canadian Army has municipality are hereby no- been engaged.Crawford had ; tified to carry planks for use been at the front a long time, when crossing bridges or cul- I ami had participated in some verts, otherwise damages will Since the crop outlook in I ^ tj,e\tfights of the | be collected where bridges or ' j war, last year, in one of which he was slightly wound- Red Cross doings:\tThis month ther ehas been shipped to Montreal Head office 70 pr socks.39 suits pyjamas.35 pp bags, 10 face cloths, 3 dressing covers, 4 amp socks Marriages: At Nassau Bap- September 12.1918 All parties running tractor BUSINESS t can od F.H.\"BUD\" ROWAT GENERAL INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service including Life Insurance PONTIAC ELECTRIC REG'D F.t.LA COURSE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC UNIT HEATERS ANO BASEBOARD HEATING for Commercial, Industrial, Residential end Perm Use ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Phone 647-2417 CHURCH DIRECTOR Y & Phone SUNDAY.OCTOBER 6 Bui 647-3737 647-2851 Rei ANGLICAN CHURCH OP CANADA TRINITY 17 FREE ESTIMATES Shswvllle, Que WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH REV.R.T.BENSON.Faster 10:00 e.m.Sunday School I IKK) o.m.Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.Evening Service TUESDAY Shewville, Quo.SHAWVILLE CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Dr.W THE REV.JOHN G.PEARCE C.DOUGLAS McLEAN, Insurance Agent AUTO ST.PAUL'S.SHAWVILU II am.Explained Holy Euckarist I p.m.Prayer Meeting & B ble Study I 7.3Q p m Evening Prayer THURSDAY\t$;)0 p.m.Alter Guild Meeting 3 p.m.Lodies Pra^Mooting |\tTHURSDAY I p.m.Young Peoples Meeting STARKS CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH REV.D.T.MURDOCK The Little Church With e Big Heart* 10:00 a m.Sunday School 11:00 e.m.Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.Evening Service WEDNESDAY Bible Study and Prayer Meeting BRISTOL RIDGE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Paster, REV.A.MORGAN 10:00 e.m.Sunday School 11:00 a m.Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.Evangelistic Service HRE LIFE 80 Years Ago P.O.Box 299 Phone 647-3821 SHAWVILLE 1 to \u2022 p.m.10:00 #.m.Holy Communion 8 p.m.Bible Society Meeting in United Church Pkeee 447-2482 in The Equity FRIDAY 4 p.m.Confirmation Class 8:30 p.m.Young People's Bible Study HOLT TRINITY, RADFORD 9:30 e.m.Morning Prayer and Sunday School ST.GEORGE'S.THORNE CENTRE 9:30 a.m.Harvest Thanksgiving Service ST.MATTHEWS, CHARTERIS 11 e.m.Harvest Thanksgiving Service 12:15 p.m the Guild Hall.Everyone Welcome DR.WALLACE HODG1NS GRADUATE McGill UNIVERSITY SURGEON DENTIST RHONE 7-2431 September 6.1888 Shantymen are being rapidly dispatched to the bush by the different lumbering concerns.A site has been purchased by the government for a new post office at Almonte at a cost of $6,250.The Arnprior people in- Smorg.iberd Lunch in I tend laying the corner stone I 237 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa 4 of their new town hall with appropriate ceremonies.The 189 Raglan Street, Renfrew date of the event has not yet | been decided on.Coal has been discovered on Wolfe Island on the farm of Mr W.Bullis, while some men were sinking a well.The coal runs on a layer about 4 inches thick and about seven feet from the surface_____ The Equity building at Shaw-ville is rapidly approaching completion and will, doubtless, be ready for the boys to get fairly settled down before exhibition day.The building is a neat structure and | p Q gyX 509 serves to mark another event in the steady progressive march of our little town THE HON.PAUL A.MARTINEAU P.C, Q C Barrister and Solicitor Box 219 Campbell's Bay, Tel.28R11 102 Main St., Hell Tel 771-7416 SHAWVILLE GEORGE HYNES & SON FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED IDEE RHONE 447-2449 SMAWY1U1 MILNE, HONEYWELL & BURPEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Phone 232-1114 Phone HE 2-2852 WEDNESDAY 1:00 p.m.Prayer Meeting THURSDAY 1:00 p.m.Young Peoples UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH MURRELL'S CENTRE PASTOR L H.BALLARD 2:30 p.m.Sunday Afternoon 7:30 p.m.Evangelistic Service WEDNESDAY The Rev David C.Bolton B.A., STB.ST.GEORGE'S.CAMPS El'S BAY 9:30 e.m.Holy Eucharist PONTIAC DRY CLEANERS \"YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND\" LLOYD KENSLEY EQUIPMENT RENTALS ST.JAMES, OTTER LAKE 11 e.m.Morning Prayer ST.GEORGE'S.PORTAGE 7 p.m.Evening Prayer LOCAL oed LONG DISTANCE FLOAT SERVICE MOVING OF HOUSES P.O.Box 31 - CAMPBELL S BAY - Phone 81 k fcfsANITONE Quyoe Paris* REV.E.N.McCOLl ST.JOHN'S, QUYON 11:00 e.m.Communion 11 00 e.m.Sunday School ST.LUKE'S.BARDLET 9:30 s.m.Communion ST.THOMAS.BRISTOL 2:00 p.m.Worship CHRIST CHURCH.AYLMER REV.PETER DAVISON 8:00 s.m.Holy Communion 9:15 s.m.Matins M9VKI 8:00 p.m.Service THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev.W.R.Lohnes Church of the Light & Life Hour heerd 8:30 e.m.Smith Falls Dial 630 CAMPBELL'S BAY 9:45 e.m.Sunday School 11:00 e.m.Worship TUESDAY ODORLESS CLEANING SHAWVILLE BLAKE'S HEATING and FUEL OIL PH ONI 7-2S77 DR.R.J.CHRETIEN B.A., D.D.S.DENTAL CAMPBELL'S BAY \u2014 OFFICE HOURS \u2014 \u2022 em to 6 pm DAILY CLOSED WEDNESDAYS INST MLAYIONS - REPAIRS - CLEANING - SERVICE Shawvlllo Phone 647-2739 PHONE 39 6:00 p.m.Prayer Meeting SHAWVILLE 7:30 p.m.Evening Worship OYYER LAKE BAPTISY CHURCH REV Wm.J.BAXTER.B.A., B.Th.Minister 10:00 e.m.Sunday School 10:30 e.m.Morning Worship BETHEL PENTECOSTAL YABERNACLE Shawvlllo Minister REV.6.O.ATKINSON 10:00 e.m.Sunday School II e.m.and 7:30 p.m.\u2014 TUESDAY 8 p.m.Prayer Meeting and Bible Study KENGIL CONSTRUCTION CO.LTD UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Quite a distinguished company of gentlemen assembled at Aylmer on Saturday last, to take part in the festivities in connection with the laying of the cornerstone of the new post office, by Sir Hector Langevin.KEN KERFOOT RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS MASONRY WORK Head Office - Clarendon St., QUYON, QUE.P O.Box 276 ROW AT & ROWAT REV.S.E.SNOWDEN.B.A.B.D.minister SHAWVILLE UNITED 10\ta.m.Sunday School 11\ta.m.Service Yelephone: 458-2252 SHAWVILLE, QUEBEC HAJUAND C ROWAT RAYMOND M.ROWAT OFFICE 7-2975 ZION 1:30 p.m.Sunday School 2:30 p.m.Church Service A Warm Welcome to all J.LAWSON SMITH September 13, 1888 Ottawa College was opened on Friday last with 400 students.A high school has been established in Eganville with Rev R D Mills MA as princip- EQUIPMENT RENTALS - GRAVEL CRUSHING FIRE AUTO THEFT INSURANCE Quyoa Pastoral Charge REV.ROY HUNTLY BEECHGROVE 9:30 a.m.Family Worship QUYON 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Family Worship Compbelfs Bay Pastoral Charge Rev.H.O.Hanna, Minister DUNRAVEN 9:00 e.m.1st end 3rd Sundays of each month P.O.Box 205 Campbell's Bay, Que.Phone 159 b5266S \"SINCE 1929\" GORDON PAUL INSURANCE LTD.Sbowvilla THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.Young Peoples' FRIDAY 6:30 p.m.Cruseders (Boys) Minute Message Dial 647-2444 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ST.EDWARD'S PARISH, Bristol Mines FATHER D.J.MORRIS.P.P.Masses 7:30, 9 end 11 e.m.ST.MARK THE EVANGELIST.Ayl Sundays: 8, 9:30, II end 12 eun.7:15 a.m.Dally THE STANDARD CHURCH Pastor: Rone Id J.Lasher 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 e.m.Morning Worship , 7:30 p.m.Evening Service WEDNESDAY 1:00 p.m.Prayer Service THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Rev.Robert 0.Bhe, B.A.Phone Fort Coulonge 683-2128 BRISTOL MEMORIAL CHURCH Service 9:30 a.m.Sunday School 9:45 e.m.FORT COULONGE I al Chalk these prices on the wall\u2014In dress goods Meltons, heavy good, durable, all shades 7c,\t10c and 1216 c.Cashmeres all colors 20c, 25c and 30c.Stripe cotton ticking, good strong for feathers, only 10c.In groceries 5 lbs of good tea for $1.We have the best ladies $1 boot ever shown in Renfrew, either laced or buttoned, smooth or pebbled leather.A.A.Wright and Co The fine new dwelling house of Mr Andrew Grant at Elmside will be ready for occupancy in about three weeks.Great difficulty is experienced in running Barnet and Mackey\u2019s timber at the Mountain.The water is so low that THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN | the timber cannot pass through the slide with ease so that a great deal of time is lost.By hard pushing the last crib was run through the beginning of the week.L.L L LORNE A.MOLLOT, B.A Phone *47-2525 Help for Today \u2022/ < Barrister and Solicitor r Wm.F.STEPHENS Piano Sales & Service Tuning & Repairs BRYSON 10:00 a.m.Service CAMPBELL'S BAY 11:15 e.m.Service Campbell's Bay, Que.Telephone 134 P.O.Box 399 Phone 777-1431 c 103 Main Sreet, Hull b 206 Florence St.Bristol Pastoral Charge Rev.Donald C.Smith, B.A., B.D.STARKS CORNERS 0 BILL FENTON'S QUAILE INSURANCE REG'D PONTIAC GAS BAR Hoads Motorcycles IGervoU Potroloon lac.) 9:30 a.m.Service ST.ANDREWS\u2014KNOX 11:00 e.m.Service AUSTIN STOVE ML FUEL OIL FREE FURNACE CLEANING GASOLINE DIESEL OIL Low* Boy Lowe Mowers Mrs.Esther Quelle, Broker 2 p.m.Service Pioneer Chain Sows COIN CAR WASH \u201cFast, Courteous Servicem Tel.152, Hwy 8, empbell's Bey, P.Q.0my9*S AYLMER UNITED REV.DONALD RUTHERFORD 9:30 e.m.Service M P.O.lee 10.S Salts Service Hwy 8, Fort Coulonge, 683-2*10 499l4bmyll*8 499l6bnol1*7 CENTRE EARDLET l« III : 15 e.m.Service L PILON GARAGE INC CAMPBELL'S BAY\u2014PHONE 26 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MOTOR TRUCKS Good dock ef International Harvester eed G.M.Parts FURNACE OIL STOVE OIL GASOLINE AND DIESEL FUEL =ree Furnace Cleaning to Furnace OH Customers HOMEUTE CHAIN SAWS SALES A SERVICE MOUNTAIN VIEW I i :00 e.m.Service rt 5 FINA CHURCH REV.GLENN D.O'CONNOR, Pastor ST.JOHN'S LADYSMITH and ZION.SCHWARTZ 9*3C a.m.and 11 a.m.Services alternate weekly 0 11:30 a.m.Service 12:45 a.m.Sunday School ST.ANDREW'S.AYLMER 10:00 a.m.Regular Service $ WTtaWAtlOMAL ma« vient ar K I Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 THt EQUITY Page 9 CLASSIFIED AD KATISt SO CENTS MINIMUM \u2022OX MUMIZÜS lit A WEEK LEGAL NOTICES SI.00 FER INCH Cliflified edi may b* phoned in before Wednei-dey of each week.No charge* leu then $1.00 Phone r 2 CENTS Fit WORD i i à THE 2500 1 MISCELLANEOUS 1er SALE HOUSES FOR SALE NOTICE FOR RENT or ON SHARES I FEMALE HELP WANTED BIRTHS FIBREGLASS\tcurtain.\tpela blua.\t|\t2 BEDROOM\tHOUSE at lower\tI\tALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN ta I For rent or\t.her., II «res of good doyblo wi t ê\t# #\t* *°y\u2019\tI\ten\u2022 .79 SIDE PORK LOIN PORK CHOPS CEMETERY Ib.MEMORIALS ib .89 Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Palmer (8 per package) neckline.Sleeves and edge of detachable train from the neckline were adorned with Venice lace.The four layer, scalloped tulle illusion veil held in place by a floral arrangement.She carried yellow roses and English Ivy.The bride was attended by her sister Mrs John Smart as matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs Jim Hodgins.Mrs Susan Adams, niece of the groom and Miss Brenda Lucas sister of the bride as junior bridesmaid.The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore identical floor-length sheaths of worsted silk in apricot, high neckline elbow length sleeves and detachable train from neckline.Sleeves and neckline adorned with green and apricot embroidered venice lace.They carried yellow and white shasta muffs.Shawville United Church the setting for the wedding of Miss Shirley Lucas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lucas and Leslie Palmer, son of Palmer and the late Mr Palmer on August 3rd, 1968.The church was decorated with yellow and shasta daisies for the double ring ceremony performed by Rev S.Snowden.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length sheath of silk Lizoda over taffeta, scooped was TABLE RITE RED BRAND Ib.Mrs John Eric was of Flue Marble M THE LAUGEST STOCK IN THE OTTAWA VALLEY Visit our Showroom end \u2022\u2022\u2022 for yourself GEORGE H.FROATS & SONS LTD.121 Argyle St.S.RENFREW, ONT.Phone 432-4224 GROCERY DEPARTMENT CANADA NO.1 TOP VALU, 24 OZ.LOAVES BUTTER White BREAD 65 4 Ib.ROLLS COSGROVE, LANCTOT & FINCH 20 Ib.bag 1.99 PURITY FLOUR Wafer Pollution Control, Wafer Supply, Sewerage Industrial Waste Treatment, Hoods, Bridges, Structurée Town Planning end Engineering Survey* PRODUCE DEPARTMENT I Macintosh 4«*-«2S1 Westmount, S3 York Street, Montreal 6 Brazilian Size 288's ORANGES 2 dozen .99 APPLES 5 lbs.59 The best man was Mr Le- and the ushers THE roy Palmer Mr John Smart and Frank were\t.Palmer, brother of the groom.the church, PHONE 647-2731 HARDWARE DEPARTMENT MARYLAND BEAUTY SALON 17\" x 29\" On entering Mrs A.Morgan sang a wedding prayer and during the signing of the register she sang.The bride\u2019s mother wore blue silk suit with white ac- and a corsage of yel- FURNACE Highway 8 at Maryland, Que each .89 VINYL MATS », 1.98 FILTERS OPEN TUESDAY tthrough SATURDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS a Outside White PAINT 1.75\tt*» 5.95 # Streaking, Frosting # Perms #\tHairshaping #\tBleaching cessories low roses.The Groom\u2019s mother wore lace suit dress and her were rose and # Tinting # Scalp Treatments a rose accessories white and her corsage TULIP BULBS .12 VARIETIES of SPECIAL (During the month of October) PERMS (regular 10.00) $7.50 mauve roses.A dinner was held following the wedding in the church hall and an evening reception the Community Centre.The bride and groom left for a trip to Niagara Falls, Lake Placid and White Face Mts.The bride chose a pink linen dress and coat ensemble with white accessories and her corsage was a white orchid.On returning they have taken up residence at 206 Arlington Ave.Those who entertained for Mrs Palmer prior to her mar- Mrs Ron Allen and PHONE 647-2720 Mens Green MEN'S DEPARTMENT Mens Green Work Joan Barber, Dial 647-5547 PANTS pr 3.95 lined 5.95 WORK SHIRTS 2.29 in CLASSIFIED ADS in THE EQUITY GET RESULTS! 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