The gleaner, 14 mars 1962, mercredi 14 mars 1962

[" - C.P.O.A.LADIES AUXILIARY HOLDS SPRING FASHION A PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER FOR A PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY CHATEAUGUAY COVERING: CHATEAUGUAY TOWN \u2014 CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS AND ALL DEVELOPMENTS Vol.3, No.2 CHATEAUGUAY, QUE.10c PER COPY MARCH 14th, 1962 Taxpayers-Chateauguay Centre Your Co-operation Needed (By W.MacDonald) | | Phave been writing you à few resbonsible for the kind of artbeles on Canteauguay Munier Municipal administration you pal Nowy When I started the pets Joy Ann Moyer To Star In lceorama 1962 As reported in thrse columns uft rv the Royal Canatan Tegion _ ast weez, considerable specula-, C:ficia who originated the Valleyfield Figure Skating on was ris when restdents on parait, and who ws the Chalr- Club Aunual Carnival taking [articles Ethouzht that [might be 1 May as well mention that, Unwarranted Action By Municipal Authorities Special by F.C.Bowler JeLeod Avenue, which extends \u2018man of the Board of MMrectors place on Sunday afternoon and: bie to arouse a few taxpayers our roads are in a deplorable Iehoois received Shawinigag from start to completion.It is feature Joy Ann Moyer of Cha jan nterest in Municipal affairs, UP In the fields it would © ' ; , Hu htt casier lo drive In the fields, wasleUted ps Craik St.which for à being so nam:ct had the 1960-01-62 Eastern.Semor| What a thought! \u2018rem Dunver Road to the Maple [aho saw the project through evening, the 18th of March, willy Chateauquay Centre to take cou iftion if the fences were not 2twer ac.oun:s with addresses |quie acparent (Kat authority leaupuay Miss Moyer 1s th: [ .; ; A1 Che mectines they «sa tarts a Dunver Rond and runs LATIVal of the Town Officials, Ladies Champion, Canadian and Less than one percent of the y ay : \u2018 hone your roads ¢ ittee * rizht angle to MoLeod Ave |.nd must have been duly Arrieumr Gold Medalist, and ns peaking taxpayers Whi eds committee.rem enauiries made at the registered un she municipal 1961 Internationa] Free Skating, Ht the Reber meetings, The roads committee say ime to the Town Office, the property rolls, and the town U Junpon.nw ork.Diane | ey would rahe Stay af call the town manager, cte, ole.nformation obtained was thal | bre etod the various Signposts sa featured wi o mane thom watehing TV or com- ) \\ Well taxpayers you can talk and ; ; ; ; PE 4; | ; » 1 : in \u2026 .; A >.\u20ac \u2018 : Above are some of the lovely Commentator.and also president, Sheila Chamberlain, Julie LarkKin.| he addresses were correct, as with the various strees identifi- Beaulieu and Philippe Randell piaining about the wily OUT eerey : pe complain to yourselves and your ¢ ; : .L .1 ; ; PORN 1962 Eastern Senior Pair Cham- |, vin , .; the ; \u2018 9 Fashions shown at the Fashion of the Ladies Auxiliary.Pat Feltham, Maureen Dooner |vioLeod was to be renamed cations.pions, and the VFSC Club PO Ste Sead he phone AU anyone you can Show.; Standing, L.to R.: are models and Agnes Riendeau.\u2018reik St, and would be so! Since Vetville was completed,| Senior Champion, Georgette Ju jour tr qi pa ~ aun find to icnd you + aympat hetie Seated is Mrs.Lee Jennings Dorothy Mock, Jane Jackson, (Photo by Larry Cowper) uthorized the following even- three Public Schovis have been lien.HR 4 another ear i , vhat they woul ] y were Stele , he.The questions therefore [erected and numerous property The Carnival theme was|on the CO oe Mat von ! Mate TV and paddic a boat wed as Grade XI tracher at the ATISes owners residences have also been plauned by ES.Kennedy.po stekemuie to reailze tu do yout sr ets ,Ç Chateauguay Hieh School and to |-15-Who authorized this un- erected.It is understood by this] Chairman of: the Carnival 3 As But whatever vou do don't me .fe C.P.O.A.Ladies Auxiliary [ ; IE A We CI h h ict as assistant to the principal warrintable change ?correspondent, (han any change Committee, and Club Director [care enough to attend ME would to | wo neetings, d'or you ° .ACL AS ase ; _ .3 nelature wi cessitate |Chorcopra phe ts were Inn an to, Sines., \u2018 ot open voir ooo rin asnion OW -0- (21-Who was responsible for ih nomenclature will neeess ch Sp g : ; ; ACT have aad om ev ; ; ifvi ini dterati i tle deeds of all Knight and Jacqueline Boyer .; > 4 previous But complain to cvervone after .stifvine Shawinie: ilteration in title deeds 0 w # Jacq y Ariel Res 2H, bi ! : aft Chuteauguay High School potifsine the Shawinigan property situated un MeLeod,| Costumes, Mrs, J Beaulleu and ' Comber hat vou are the meeting à.over Fun (by Kathleen M.Cowper) v.s, Howick High change, before it had oven |ARd Unnecessary expense as a Mrs.1.Julien.! J iy resuil.Among the featured numbers M | H A d S h car Tuesday evening, Maple School These were shown Lhe courtesy! On Friday night, March 2nd, | been approved.Despite the apprehension and [wil be The younger skaters in ap e ome n choo was the scene of a very pretty of \u201cMonelle\u201d, of the Regional |two very exciting basketball ]:31-Why residents had not been flagrant disregard shown pro- Hi Ho Comé to the Fair and i Fushion Show put on by the C.P.Shopping Centre as well.To add [games were playcd in the gym- consuited and given an perly owners interests in the the \u2018Maypole\u2019, followed by Win- Association N O.A.Ladies Auxiliary.The stage ito these lovely outfits, each one |nasium of Chateauguay High opportunity to discuss the matier, and various actions ter Wonderland, Presentation of ews eu was very tastefully decorated, was topped with an exquisite [School.The boys were victorious matter before action was |v ken by groups to caneel the Trophies to all Club Champions 4 the courtesy of Henry Morgan crealion by \u201cJocelyn\u201d of Verdun.|over Fowick by a score of 42-34.taken.autocratic action which has will then take place in the (By Ko ML Cowper) ing end Co.and Ampleman Florists| Then fo add to the lovely Though our girls put up al.4)-What steps can be taken to|apparently been taken, it is felt evening.A Little Bit of rod.The week of Mareh 4th he vill with spring flowers, a large sun} Spring wardrobe, Reid & Bour-|lerrific fight.they were not as remedy any action which [that public action should be pay opens the, second hil A \u201cEducation.Weel fou y Manip sation were shown and the elec umbrella and u flower covered cier Furs of Chateauguay pre- fortunate as the boys.During the may since have been jtaken without delay by the Hh L'on No per Yo ty School saut Chaton 1 oh ton of new officers took place arch, through which the models | sented a very stunning collec- [first half of the game Chateau- sanctioned hy the Town \u2018municipal authority and a full roune 1 orle 1 ap hty pull of tent li ak pet | bah with the following elected to valked.tion of coats, jackets and stoles.|euay had the upper hand with Officials.Jexmlanation released.with se + thanks are extended mornine RAHA wen M sduv then various posttions.Mrs.Lec Jenninus, President ; Some of the furs were Mink, {Juile Kaiser and Sidje Oolman |45)-Whs is the instigator of jappropriate metion promised all call he have helped.i ee anvited tor Mr D Bulivant, Pres: Mr, ol the Ladies Auxiliary, was com- Broadtail, Grey Russian Lamb, |scoring mast of the points.How- this chante of nom 'nelature | tO \u2018 : visit classrooms at Maple School ) who Wish to express their views and watch the pupils at their + Van Leuween, Ist Vice-Tres.; mentator and left little to the Canadian Beaver and Sealskin, |fVer, as the game progressed and the basic reason for frevarding what has already been .studies, or Japs A nor [Mr Patterson, 2nd_ Vice-Pres.; imagination i c î wt The pirls © ; ; Howick began to take over and same is PN .studies On Pridav morning the CE Shane Cee reat sae , R imagination in her detailed des-!-The girls looked very lovely as \u20ac san 1 same, .; Ur is contemplated.Boy Scout Drive tour grade Ps and vrade MA Mr FO Stapley, Séecretarv, Mr.D.\\ cription of the Fashions.they walked down the ramp in Managed to beat our team by one |.When the Vetviile Housing; Sureiy those whose respon- put on \u201d dem PE À Kemp, Treasurer; Mr.Mahabir First to be presented was sleep | {hese.mall point, the score bein: 26- {Proiee: w\u2026s compieted over sidilicy it is.should realize that T C mmence fv of i «Hi vi nr the and Mrs Fogran, Program; Mrs.wear, Dusters of all tvpes, fon, Dolly Miller al the piano sun- ; { \" \u2019 Tl] our 1 aril 2 4 voung correspondents column on for one of our Tareest, Depart \u201ctenugun éights for the sum os camo clestr (> ending laLeur informed the class that grok, Heiphis: Mrs.M.Seoll | Srouting and Cubbitg vachiuiental Stores in Montreal co puny Heigl or th 1 So ; ; ; : : in JU had passed the examination Heights: Mrs.J.Thauvette, given the beginning of the M > of Education, le piay ffs lls pass ta ninati ; 5 = (By M.McCutcheon) ; of 58,356.00 of which the Minis- .week : ven | lo not think they had thelr qualms | Le à ie ; .1 Wednesday n- «À les .te Mrs = .gat week and even if you « pe : ter has authorized payment on 5 oh .0.and ne R ; md commended the ladies for Holzhts; Mrs.E.Watson, Station | Have bovs \u2019 Ter too! Thev ahnost apologize | , ; ; new yrar the Chatesuouay Pro- Tho Supervisor-Prineipal Was [when Chateauguav played paking such apte use of Mrs J.Wath Height: Mrs J have boys in either group you no hey almos polos \u201cthe part of the Government for tstont Board of pool Com- directed to advertise for and joeuinst Valieyfie:d ai the Orms- Hi ; must be aware of the keen in | \u201d $2.034 00 ; : LE vire ; their time.Mr.MeKean was William, Heights, terest being shown.Financial \u201cCharge TC Please Lee do, cine ; un sioners have held a, numer jure CE soeviees of qualified am arena.ore ple lave presented with a book from the Due to illness Mrs.18 Farrel] help is needed in order to oper The object of our challenging, | Mons olect, gapproved on of special meetings Sidi Mr, > 5échalls is: thouar: tn: he tw t 3 TT à crinreeinti ' i >> oe Ah Bel ap .3 ork ; Wop ' ee , ' ME Ch 1 ive N PE eu iso - Prineinai an 1 phvs-ed, speclalist to] he je.were of oe enced Ladies in >Eprecintion of his and Mrs.M.Trickey.both of the |e properly.Group work andi new kadne, COI nded for mainly the road Improvements, Siedler DUDLIVISOL = pli al dass A = af ate W vxperienc help so freely given during the Heiphts ad attended all reereation are a necessary part sophisticated players of execu tor the formulation of pohey teach, guilde ond organige an ayers, This was not true, Kow- eights, who had attended all \u2019 ; ; clearing right-of-way nnd dH- course ; vy : ; five calibre (10 years and on) .: \" : and pans for the next school avait phy JJate trihday wishes to Staff of B.LS.peste nnes Who celebrated | Weekend visitors to Beauhar- on March 9h: from the staff N0is were Mr.and Mrs.L.Gar- and pupils of St.Pauls\u2019 school.| Citer, formerly of Mill St.It wishes on ; nice seeing this familv a again and this corresponden BAS.News of BLS.wish to Pérsonally éioyed her bric: thank the BeauChateau for, visit wi em.aliowiay them to curl on Friday | The Girl Guides Association ¢ - .wish to an ne Canadia.moyen house was held on Wed , Legion for their donation which say, a : \u20ac : was made to them in the Legion Hall on Sunday.March 11th.The cheque was accepted oi.behalf of the Guides by Mr Mrs.Conrad was als pruved to be a very interesting and pleasant evening for ail, who attended.The evening began with students from grades 5-0 singing.The songs were all very well rendered and very cheery and were thoroughly en- * Arpin.present.Clifford McCaig and famil- were Sunday visitors of Mr.an joyed.Next a public speaking nips\u2019 Jini McCaig of Biss CL centert was held and a trophy Street.8 Issonnet awnrdod to the winner.Carol, _ Dettmers, by Mr.W.Kilgour., The speeches wore well given In 1961 Canada's consumer price index averaged 129.2, compared to 128.0 one year previously and 1219 [five years earlier, \u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.and interesting but, alas, there could only be one winner.After tire students had left the school the parents were free to visit 48 oil 9 bat BRR HE dE sai 3 CAR BUYS CHEVROLET 4-DR.HARD TOP CITROEN STUDEBAKER SEDAN STUDEBAKER V-8 SEDAN CHEVROLET HARD TOP | CHEVROLET SEDAN CHEVROLET COACH DODGE HARD TOP STUDEBAKER V-8 SEDAN GMC 3-TON TRUCK BUICK HARD TOP PONTIAC COACH METEOR COACH CHEVROLET SEDAN | DODGE SEDAN Huntingdon Motors Reg'd | James F.Smythe Tel.CO.4-5822 1959 1959 1959 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1957 1957 1956 1955 1955 1955 1954 Huntingdon Chateau Huntingdon 17th THE HACHE BROS.Everything And Special Attractions | NCE \u2014 DOOR PRIZES a able evening thank you P.T.& m av TL | | ee = | Ou ch Ou Qi su & Born ATCHESON \u2014 At the Hunting-! don County Hospital, on | March l0th, 1982, to Mr.and' Mrs.George Atcheson, Athel-' stan, Que., a daughter.CARRIGAN \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital, on March 7th, 1962, to Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Carrigan, St.Agnes de Dundee.a son, COOK \u2014 At the Alice Hyde Hospital, Malone.NY.on March 9, 1962, to Mr.and Mrs.R.Clifford Cook, Chatcaugay.NY, a son Jeffrey Wade, brother for Larry and Bubby.DONNELLY \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital, on March 10th, 19682, to Mr.and Mrs.Everett Donnelly, Hun- tingdon, Que., a son.LABERGE \u2014 In Montreal.Que., un March 5th, 1982, to Mr.and Mrs.Denis Laberge.a daughter.LABERGE \u2014 In Montreal, Que, on March Sth, 1982, to Mr.and Mrs.Denis Laberge, à daughter.Died CAMERON \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital, on March 7th, 1962, Harold Daniel Cameron, brother of Mahel ( Mrs.Harold McCaffrey) and uncle vf Royce.NESS -\u2014 At the Darrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on March 11th, 1962, Laura Baxter.aged 70, wife of the late Albert J.Ness of Howick, Que.Funeral from the MrGerrigle Fun- cral Home.Ormstown, on Wednesday, March 14th, at © p.m.Interment at Georsctown Cemeterv.In Memoriam BROGAN \u2014 In loving memory of John T.Brogan, who passed away March 6th.1940 \u2014 \u201cThough absent.your always very near.\u201d Always remembered hy, May and Stella.CAMPBELL \u2014 In loving memory of my brother, \u201cBobby\u201d Robert G.Campbell, who passed away March 12th, 1960 \u2014 __ Elma, are Card of Thanks I wish to thank my neighbours, friends and relatives for the cards.letters.gifts, telephone calls and treats 1 received while confined to my home, Also a special \u201cthank you\u201d to all who offered and gave us transportation during this time, -\u2014 _ _Bessie Graham, POS POOP OPE POSENOPOSII Booth's Florist Reg d Flowers For All Occasions We deliver our flowers 190 Wellington St, Phone CO.4-2996 Huntingdon Member of Allied Florists and Growers of Canada Po and United Florists ¢f Canada ~~, OLALCD POP PPIOII PPPS : ; KELLY D.MecGERRIGLE.Prop.Funeral Home Reg\u2019d Funeral Directors AME LANCE SERVICE FLOWERS PHONES: CO.4-5347 - CO, 4-5402 Huntingdon, Que.| COSGROVE | Funeral Home ee Qe We Have Built Our Reputation on people's complete faith in us, through faithful, conscientious service since « Erwin Phillips Ft.Covington-Dundee Phone 6206 and 3807 COME TO HUNTINGDON UNITED CHURCH Morning Service 10.30 a.m.cv.W.E.Black, minister Anglican Church of Canada HUNTINGDON and ORMSTOWN 2nd.Sunday in Leat ST.JAMES\u2019 ORMSTOWN 3.30 wan.\u2014 Holy Communion, Each Wed.in Lent, at 10 aan.Intercession and Holy Com munion, ST.JOHN'S, HUNTINGDON 11.00 aan.\u2014 Morning Prayer.Confirmation Preparation this Sunday cvening in St.John's.i nm.Young People._ 8.15 p.m.- Adult Group.JOINT LENTEN SERVICE HUNTINGDON, & P.M.Wednesday, March 14th, iñ the Presbyterian Church.Wednesday, March 21st, in United Church ORMSTOWN, 8 P.M.Thursday, March 15th, in United Church Thursday, March 22nd, in the Presbyterian Church Cards Of Thanks I wish to thank Dr.Davidson and Drs.on Third Floor, who attended me during my stay in Hospital, also all nursing staff, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Peddie and my good friends lor visits, cards, good wishes and gifts, all greatly appreciated.Sincerly, Alice Stewart.I wish to express my sincere thanzs to Dr.S.A.MacDonald and nursing staff for the excellent care I received during my stay in the Montreal General Hospital, to Miss Woodley and Grade 7, and to relatives, friends and neighbours for their cards, letters, gifts and visits.Your kindness was very much appreciated.Jimmy Sproyle.We wish to evpress our sincere thanks to neighbours, relatives and friends.who kindly remembered us with cards, letters, telegrams and those who visited us on the occasion of our sixtieth wedding anniversary.They were very greatly appreciated, Mrs.and Mrs.Harry Nussey, We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospitol, also to our friends and neighbors for their kindness to us during sickness and our recont sad bereavement.George MeBain and Family.Special cash donations have been reccived from the following persons, and have been forwarded to the \u201cMontreal Cancer Fund\u201d in memory of the late Mrs.Hannah Graham: The residents of Athelstan Village, Mrs.Etta Hedman.Mr.and Mrs.Milford Oliver.Residents of the Burke and Vincent Roads, NY.We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy.to the Groups who sent flowers from the Gore Road, Employees Fawcrtt and Grant (Yarn Dept), Herdman's Corner and Vicinity, Gore W.A.Elgin W.A.Bellmont Church.NY.1st Concession of Hin- chinbrooke, the Burke and Vincent Roads, N.Y.the residents of Athelstan Village, the Hin- chinbrooke Council.De Dlay Inc.also for all floral tributes and sympathy cards we received during our recent sad bereavement.T.J.Graham, Muriel, Arnie and Family, Lyell, Beryl and Family, Mrs, Etta Herdman, Funeral Designs -\u2014 ROXHAM ROAD Hospital Arrangements Wedding Flowers \u2014 Cut Flowers \u2014 Plants CALL CH.7-2690 Little Denmark Flower Shop Free daily deliveries to Hemmingford, Franklin Centre Ormstown and Howick District HEMMINGFORD | \u2014\u2014 e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A.Telephone 829-2386 Monuments A well-chosen monument in Scotch or Cana dian granite beautifully expresses the loving memories that live for.cver in your heart.See Our Display BRUNET | Ormstown, Que.P.O.Box 350 a { The choir of Wesley United i Church, Montreal gave a recital last Tuesday evening in aid of the Ronert Beal Memoria! Fund.I Among those attending from ; Unis community were Mrs.Robt.Beal, Rev.W.E.Black, Mrs.Robt.Beattie and son Douglas, Mr.and Mrs.J A.Brown and Mr.Jack Blake.| -0- Mrs.Austin Lefebvre.Mrs.George Lefebvre and Mrs.EC MacDonell spent Saturday in Ottawa.| - | i Curling Club News ; The weekly bridge was held | tin the club room Thursday.| March 8.Prize winners were Miss M.MacMillan and Mrs.\u2019 ! Henry Wallsce.Mrs Gordon! |MeLcan and Miss M.Pringle were hostesses.There will be no bridge on March 15.-D- Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Hutchins.Malone, N.Y.und Mr.and Mrs.| Russell Mosher, Jimmy and Kathy of Chateauguay, have been recent callers at the home 1 of Mr and Mrs.J.A.Brown.| -0- Mr.Edmond Dunn.Montreal, | spent Sunday in Huntingdon calling on several friends.-0- Last Wednesday.Mrs.D.À\u2018 Fraser visited her sister Mrs; Frank Douglas, Chateaugay.: N.Y.who is a patient in the, Alice Hyde Memorial Hospital | in Malone.-0- Miss Joyce MeLean of Montreal spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon MeLean.-0- Miss Bea Leehy.St.Joseph's College.Montreal, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.Margaret Leehy.-0- Two local rinks took part in the City of Ottawa Bonspiel over the week-end.The teams were composed of George Renaua, Edgar Middlemiss, Gordon Tannahill.Douglas MeGer- rigle Jr\u2026 and Erle Martin, Me- Kie Cluff, Ken Ferns and Dick Tinker, -()= Mr.and Mrs.Doug Wray of Montreal, were Saturday guests at the home of Mrs.Arnie Marshall, -0- Unit 3 of the United Chureh Women of the Huntingdon United Chureh held their regular meeting in the Ladies\u2019 Parlour of the church on Wednesday.March 7.The leader of the group, Mrs.W.R.Wilson was in charge of the meeting.Mr: Chas.Reid led in devotions assisted by Mrs.T.Brooks, All members took part in a short discussion period.-0- St.Andrew's W.M.S.St.Andrew's WMS.was held on Tuesday, March 6, in the church Annex, with fhe president, Mrs, J.MeCleery, in the chair.The devotional exercises were taken by Mrs.D.Brown an Mrs, A.MeCartney.Miss F.Turner acted a secretary in the ab ence of Mrs.AS, Reid.and read a letter from Mrs, Leather- dale, expressing the picuaure given to the Old People an\u201d children at Christmas time I+ the gifts, eandies, cte.sent \u20181 them by our suciety.Reports ot ras made on the sick were given by the visiting committee.Mrs.MeClecry expresse d regret that she had born unible to actend the Montrral Presbyteria! this vear.Mrs.Brown reporied on the programmes which had been prepared for the new vear, and a vote of thanks was tendered thé programme committee.Three cards signed by 2\u201d present were sent to Mrs.AS.Reid, Mrs.Roy McWhinnie, and Mrs McCaig.Letters from Miss Margaret Kennedy, missionary in India.were read by Mrs.Mennie, Miss Turner, and Mrs.Smrllie, These told of the work being done there and the great need for more workers, and our pravers asked for the success of their efforts.Al the cinse of the meeting, tea and refreshments were served by the entertiining committee! in charge.-()= Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Robb spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Ord Taylor.Mr.and Mrs, René Leblanc and family of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Victor Caza of Malone, Mr, and Mrs.Jack Currie and son of Ville le Moyne and Miss Nancy MeCabe of Windor Mills, were Cards Of Thanks We wish Lo express to Dr.Mc- Crimmon, Dr.Cameron, and the nursing staff of the Huntingdon County Hospital.our sincere appreciation of the excellent care given and kindness shown to our dear one.To Reverend J.M.Grant and all the many.muy triends for your acts of kindness, hoth during Harold's long illness and at the time of his death, for the beautiful flowers and messages of sympathy.our heartfelt thanks.No words can express what your kindness has meant to us.Mabel and Harold McCaffrey.Gisele and Royce.We Wish to extend our sincere thanks to Dr.Kelen.the nurs- | ing staff of the Barrie Memorial Frspital and Mr.Donald Lane.Alio to Fertile Creek neigh- Fours, the Rev.W.M.Brown cal the members of Genrvo-! fre © and Riverfield choirs for 1 » \u201cindness during Mr.Bur- wots brief jllness and during 17 ent -ad bereavement ur in to 1-3 of a dear husband and Cather | ' Mrs.Perey Burrows, And Family.eee, ] -0- \u2018 ! Mr.and Mrs.Claude Riel, the.vera, Misses Bianche and Haumiton and Mr.Gus Berniski motored to Saranac Lake, NY.! no sunday, to call on friends.-U- Mr.Leo Roy who has been \u2018akinz treatments in the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital for the! past month is expected home the Rd of dais wook.-U- Mr, and Ms.Jaseph Brown- tizy of Lachine, spent Sunday at tie home of her parents, Mr.and | Mys.Dan Mosdie.f -0- Mrs.Harry Shipman and son Ward of Hamilton, Ont.and Mrs.Chas.Hamunond of Lachine pent the week-end at the home of Mrs, Cora Kelly.~-0- Rev.Gerard MeGinnis, S.J.of Kingston, Ont.and his sister Miss Marguerite McGinnis of Montreal, wore callers at the home of M: Wednesday.Ellen Ewart, last -0- Mrs, Charlie Boire, spent the week-end und Mrs.Martin Mr.and Muaoers NY.with Mr.Beattie, == Miss Freien O'Connor present visiting with Mr.Mrs, Harland MeCarthy Gatineau, Que.at and in is -0)- Mardi Gras Dance Successful It was announced at the Huntingdon Rotary Club mest- ing on Monday that the Mardi Gras Dance held at The Cha- Leau, on Tuesday, March 6th, was well attended and a finan- cial success.-0=- Currection In the Obituary of the late! Martin W.Curran, in the last! issue of this newspaper iL was stated that one of the pall- | bearers wa: Emmet, MeDonagh, Instead IL should have bern! Myles Flynn.; -{)- 4 Little More Snow After a few days of balmy! wenther over the week-end, we were treated Lo a heavy down- fall of snow durine Monday |: night.It is still quite mild however and most et the snow is turning {to slush, Previous, to the snow and during the dav bi Monday there was alternate rain and Mr.and M #7.Wadlev of Ste.There \u2018turned 15 then home on \u2018eunesday after spending © few davs nt the home of N Adam TL.Sellar The latter ii 130 St.Hu atin A i oye Iv TEN , inter- cit, Montreal.automatic tansnnssion, power >, : 4 mo deren 08.steer p \u20ac \u201cINdoWws.: : Hi aitlr.\"y à, IF brakes, seenig amd windows, bre.Torular pr\u201d from\u2018 HOW TO MAKE it possible Lo closest to list Heo Apply at su Spouin, deuds of-; provide \"EXTRAS\" that make The Gitaner Office.Hunting-| | Fons A d.Ap-| life morc enjoyable! Sell i * : = piv i co 161, Pruches, cosmetics, food pro- .Con.LL = en Se eta npdon | duets, cleaners, ete.Commis- BRAND NEW G.L.wriger ype Toi \u20ac Coa | sion & bonus.Familex Pro- washing maciune, 161 modcl COLL FR ducts.Dept, M.2, 1600 Delor- with pump.$115.00 and your Tr a .STOW.mier.Montreal.old washer.Apply Brarn- Tel Cn 10 , Bros.161 Cli'iauvuas >.OT _ Éuatingdon, tel nad MENS Co _ ss per 9 Work Wanted 1959 METEOR Sedan, radio, in va fes \u2019 ! running condition.SIUU, or best NA { WOULD CARE FOR one or two offer.Apply Keuh nowden.COMBIN - vo) and | children in my home, while 23 Henderson St, Huntinadon, ceutrie © so 0 hot! mother works.CO.45074 aiter 8 p.m.\u2018 water | : sed So | + , ton.I\u2019 nor home.THREE TONS good quailty] Apply i Sri.161 loose hay.5 tons good GULLY ch ame edon., ; 10 Wanted to Buy cords Tad rdhroud Ci i Tel: como._\u2014_\u2014 |WE BUY poultr\u201d at all times at long, av Une Tuausine e000] 1933 FOR, @ ri in coud the highest prices un the market cord J O.Gumole, Herdman.Conditsu, Tel Oimstown| We dress your poultry ready for _ #0.ä | 829-2544.afer 629 pm.the oven or freezer.Alcide Chan- CLOCK RADIO, used.very good ns .en ane tlenv, Oranstown, Tel: 829-2883.condition.Fluiv automaile.STILL CRATED: mu + 1962 10) - = Price $25.00.Don't miss ihis eu.ft.refrigerator.5 vear OATS AND STRAW.Stanley bargain, Apply Braithwaile] guarantee on mech nism.| Hamilton, Athelstan, CO.4- Bros.161 Chateasuguay St.Special ofler: $199.60 with 2328._ Le Hununedon, Tel: CO.41-5445.pour old refriac:.TE Apply ONE \u201cGurney\u201d combination gus, Braithwaite Hie ston Ten 13 Persona wood or coal stove: one large AO gas 1 : or : - ; \u201cQuaker\u201d oil heater W.in fan: CO, +-5445, OLD, RUNDOWN?Ostrex Tonic one \u201cDominion\u201d refrigerator.All are in very good condition.Lawrence Murphy.76 York St.Huntingdon.Tel: CO.4-2361.100 BU RODNEY OATS.2 years old.300 bu.Rodney oats.last years crop.W.J.Scott.Tel: _ 629-2955, Ormstown.1950 FOUR DOOR Chev.and heater.in good George Hayter, Tel: __ 513.BASEMENT coal and wood furnace with blowers.Tel: CO._ 4-5623.16 CORDS of 3 ft.dry sugar __ Wood, Tel: CO.4-2706._ _ CLEARANCE: 3 only.popular pocket sice new Gi.transistor radios.525.06 eich.Appiv radio order.CO.Braithwaite Bros.161 Cha- teauguay St.Huntingdon.Tel: CO.4-5445.BALED HAY 20 ¢ a bale: loose hay: dry sugar wood.2 ft.17 in.Westinghouse Console.John Steele, Frankiin Centre.CO.4-2885.ONE HOTTAGE.to be moved away.size 24 x 12°.Would make a good garage Or canip 13 at the lake.F.S, Rugar.Victoria St.Crinstown, Quo.100 TONS of hay.Tel: CO.4- 5823.1956 FORD Fairlane, 2 door.automatic, tires.motor excellent condition.CO.4-2168.HOUSE FOR SALE at Orms- town, 4 Derby Si.Eight rooms and bathroor with summer kitchen attachzd to the house and a back shed.Also a place for a nice garden: a Roy refrigerator.Very clean and in good conditicn.Phone Orms- __towi_ 829-2553.nn ONLY $10.00: one only.table radio.used.good condition.Apply Braithwaile Bros.161 Ch ateauruay St.Huntingdon.Tel: CO.4-5445.GOOD BEDDING straw.baled.also hay.Andre Billet-e.Fron: Ridge Road.CO.4-2853.MANURE SPREADER.Howick 825-2135.HEREFORD CATTLE, calving April and Bunbury, Howick 825-2165.500 GALLON 4.0 model 230 New Holland.with forage box and cross convener.Tel: two polled bulls.several purebred and grade heifers and cow .Mav, R.AIK USED TV.ideal for second set or for summer home.Reliable set.Full price.549 Apply Braithwaite Bros.181 Cha- teauguay St, Huntingdon.Tel: CO.4-5445.Tablets help \u201cpep up\u201d thousands of men, women past 40.\u201cGet -acquainted\u201d size costs little.At all druggists.19 Farm For Sale 223! : ACRE FARM, 220 tillable, stock and tools.Price reduced 3 Property For Sale FIVE room house With automa- for a quick sale.One mile tie heating system and gar- from town.Oliva J.Cusson, age, Lower Chateauguay SL.Fort Covington, N.Y.Tel: Phone CO.4-5380.258-2435.SIX room house.2 storeys.220 LaSalle, 4 To Rent SUMMER HOME, one mile west of Port Lewis, new.all conveniences, furnished, near golf course.For details please Mon'ral Also Plastering and STUCCO | Jacques Couture Wilfred Couture Tel: Montreal 484-7294.FIVE room house, new.on!Tel.Ormstown 829-2156 Fairview Road.Huntingdon, Franklin Centre immediate occupancy.Apply rankin entre io CO.4-9097.Huntingdon or - FR.3-3242 Ste.Barbe.WELL DRILLING FIVE room apartment.available immediately Apnwoly 83 Wel-: I guarantee a sufficient supply of water.I also guarantee that lington St.Huntingdon.Tel: CO.4-2173.water will be approved as drinking water by G vernment test.BINGLEY COTTAGE for rent May through October.340 per week.Water and light in- stailed.Write H.Binclev 280 Duffern.Trenton, Ont.FOUR room house \u2018bungalows.garage.at Ormstown, 220 entrance.oil heating.occupaney May 1st.Miss Sarah Stand- age, Ormstown, RR.4, Tel: 629-2073.COUNTRY HOUSE to rent.Tvl: CO.4-2391.Term: can be arranged Walter Oes 4 St Lainbert FR 3-4472 Valleyfield WELL DRILLING MODERN apartment.5 rooms ne ours and bath.229 er:rapes and To ensure yourself of a sufficient gas.Readv for immediate oc- year-round supply of water.eunéenev.Alcide Latretlle, > inf : .Chive Street.Tel: Hunting.For information: dan CM).4-5662, CONTE large modern room 1% x 12 furnished or not furnished as Wilfrid Saumier ; DE sora tan desired, for one or two per- .in good ecsmition CINE) sons.Tel, CO.4-3008 or C, 4 Herdman, Que Emerson.Homme PH 7u7a - FEL.CO.4-5977 COCKER PUES.six w ks ABRACADABRA wiring.hot water tank, \u2018 : ittec.The members * garage.Reason for selling.WANTED TO BUY ; Work Ce hove their D F iN Lasansfer In worl.Apply Irenee , reports ready for our anaual \u2014 NO after 8 par 7 Cows and horses, dead or meting in March, i will also TH EAT RE hl : a 2 .be Elect] ficers anc SIX room house with garage.alive.DO te (COS \u20ac lephone number 1s 692-6113, C.C.R.A.Winter Carnival A Successful Event (By Pamella The C.C.R.A.Winter Carnival: took pluce on Saturday and Sunday, 3rd and 4th of March.i Saturday wus quite a cold day | wear the regulation Scout shorts.Seu Scouts learn a little more about the water, boats and ima- rine life than Boy Scouts.With this please keep in mind it is the sume movement founded by Lord Baden-Powell.Now far our news.Lust Friday, March 10th, a Court of Honor was held late on in the evening.Mr.Jim Laurie, Districi Scout Master arrived as scheduled to give à talk on the Naturalist Badge.He also brought along specimens on pickled animals and flowers, Our thanks co to Mr.Laurie for this demonstration.Yours truly has made n chart showing most of the countries tot huve Scoutinge in them and I have shown it 10 this troop and will be showing it to the Bovs Scout troops soon.Red Anchor Rover Crew Glenn Grant the Quartermaster of the crew was invested into the Red Anchor Crew.This makes Powell) There was a dress parade game and children's fancy after the hockey very cute the little ones were 100 including a skunk, with their mother, Mrs.During the past few weeks it along , N Stacey, were visiting would have been casy to turn| Marilyn \u2018 this column into a \u201cWho's Who from St.Dorothee.We're happy With The Flu?\u201d The \u201cmighty|to report (hat Susan\u2019s mother menace\u201d of late winter seems to and hostess seems to have sur- have sneaked into every hovel, |vived and enjoyed the visit as hamlet and hacienda.Schools! much as her daughter did.are operating it \u201chall mast\u201d ol -0- ; these days.Housewife coffce While the snow flies herc many of us are thinking enviously of two neighbours.Dave and Shirley McKee have left snow blowers behind along with the brood to enjov much needed rest and re- capers have been cut to a minimum as wary mothers ask \u201cAre vou healthy?\u201d before popping in tor a cup or two of chatter.Our sympathies are extended to ! Diane\u201d Bulivant of Violets, St.|laxation in the sunny climes of ; who's battling a lovely case of Bermuda.Though the visit's a ; mumps.One of her neighbours, |short one we're happy they i Mrs.Val Dalton, of Gardenia St.' escaped another abominable hus just returned from the Royal Monday of snow, snow, snow.Vic Hospital.We're happv to .-0- report that she is recuperating Bowling Bowling banter is as follows Fo Juicy.Ladies High Julie MacInnis of Avenue des Marguerites was the centre of Triple: Elaine Desautels a celebration on her fourth birth- | Re 0 edard 10 day last Sunday.Many friends VERS HK I Su 463 joined in to burst balloons ana| Triple: Bill Slimmon 157 polish off a mammoth ginger- Single: Jim Peters.157 bread cake, which boasted League Standings: 08 party favors on each niece.A- Pinbusters 0 TTT uy mong the well wishers were Mr - Has Beens 7 \"an an% frs.John Hunter and sons, Q Be Us LU 68 AM Wind Eric, from Pointe aux! Battlers Tt TTT 66 Treifibles; Steve and Jill Dryden; | No Sirs CU Ei 65 Cindy and Karen Desautels; Alley Cats 7 6 Anne Christine and Randi Ger- King Pins .UT 85 tolls Ken and Diane Barnett: = Teor OU i Christopher and Melvin Ruffles: Many ladies are coming to the Wayne Bedard and Christopher | shone\u201d breathless these davs.They're following a handy exer-, cise course offered on one of the TV channels.There will be\u2018 much to whistle about this summer.-0D- Julie's neighbour, Susan Stacey also blew out candles last weex.! She celebrated her second birthday at the home of her maternal £randparents, Mr.and Mrs.C.In signing off we Borrens of Dorval.The festi-, \u201cwearers of the green\u201d vitles took place on Saturday.S{.Patrick's Dav.However, it's safe to assume: \u201cMick\u201d said.that Susan had been celebrating kinds of for three days previous, Her) the Irish cousins: Brian, Mike and Karen to be\u201d \u201c(y= wish all a happv As one old \u201cthere are only two people in this world, and them that wants Suturday the teenagers of a few vears ago also appreciated them.There were a number of door prizes for lucky winning ticket holders.On Sundav there were about 200 people down at the rink to watch the various events.The special attraction of the afternoon was an exhibition hockey came C.CR.A.Midgets vs visitors.The visitors apparently were a group of clowns, and from all accounts the game turned out to be quite hilarious.Festival The Chateauguay Valley Music i Festival Committee met at Orms- ! town High School.on gay evening.March Th.The Sceretary reported that 237 entries had been received in all.This number was considered ve ry good fur our first year.and t is encouraging enough to make o: ans for another Festival next year The entries came from all parts of the Chateauguay Va: ley \u2014 Ormstown.Valleytield, Huu- \u2018inedon, Hemminaford, Howick.Chatvauguay., Beaullarnois, Frankiin Centre, St.Martine, Wednes- Sports Committee and the people who aided him in this carnival are to he commended for their efforts.-C)~ Congratulations to Mr.and Mrs.D.MeKeating 197 Bernard Ave, on the arrival of their chosen son Ross Donald are extended on Fridav, March.9th -0- Very sorry to hear of the mishap Mr, and Mrs.ND.Le- Poidevin had in their kitchen on Friday evening, 237 Entries Received For Chateauguay Valley Music and some outiyine district.Brauharnois Rotary Club.Hun- They are subdivided as follows: |tingdon Rotary Cup, Jucqur Vou Ltée, Vacievficia, Mi and Entries Mrs TA.Chapun.Vo ic Piano Solos .122: The Chateauruay Vall vy Tr Piano Ducts G6 lehers\u2019 Azsociation wd Matin Orsain 1la trophy to the school \u201caa Family Music ]'rains thre greater number ol $0.0 Wind Instrument.12 ponts in al cu.Tr Bands .4 Women's Institute \u2018county» has French Vocal Solos 13 donated 825, f0r 1 music seho.ur- French Duets .2 saip for the most prom.t, Eugene St, i charge of the West Coast Mis ES , : Cron en ee where four bouts Chatcauguay Centre serve both the spiritual and me dical needs of all villages.hati Pod pr he READY Go CHAMBERS, ats and settlements sons the ; a British Columbia coast An Adult | Mia civ nd rome the 1 1 eded ob Saut Counlirmation diately follow On Friday evening, ut 740, W.A are sponsoring a Children\u2019 tasinon Show and on Saturday, afternoon the WMA are loin da SU arcs Dav Ten at \"+ |f| Laervens 15 Welcome.The 5.| Patrick's Dav Tea should be cu special mterst lo our Trish visi 1 tor, hev F PA Trnumers, Rec tor af St Janes Churen, Hub), who! Is our guest speaker am church on Sunday.Rev.Tannmiens spent oo will class the service.Ban ros an Coron Hear him nightly Veoh bh to March 25th Tic bisa LA TC) Pit the CONG 10, A at SPL Suite an a .ul fat.1.30 panca sortaton please call OX (in mme eme = ame ce Gs he came - 000 mA veurs in Westmount followed In \u2018| .bo vears service mm the Arctie h | ad | Sorel he teil us he had ty) C ateauq quay C assif ie ~ 1ateauguay Baptists spend Doo of bis stipend on er d Ar CAR AS ON 0 to \u201crep wir, He is also knows! A vertisemerts Welrome you at to say their health was be | Hy SE VGENE ST.jb the sacks of trosen blue Hive OX.20032 Doervges vivent to them during {he Coal anany Centre winter by he bla le h fr Eo been buck am civilization for two Cui LER Phot .A oes ET ;yeur ; Te an date thie our The Prownie our Lavine 1b Re Lil Lu Pi Co Pe bene, Service (SC Patriex's Dav Party on We | Sf OR A4: x + Co nescav, March 21st tas will have , en phe ue day Bening to be the Let meetme ur pu ed ns \u201cMn.dropie tee every We can ret heb wath the Pin\u201d | vo \u2018 | Frida al TM bom \"Please call OX 2 HH03 cial! aie aval : ! Al Invited ro Vie =} ,Ç ; 724 Opens New 10° Service Station Co \\ \u2018 Lo Miplewood = Presbyterian Church Châteauguay LA \u201cHnoister | u Lo John Alan Pt + | Doan AM ~ 1 60 AM G.M.SNOW Ci PAIE CINPET SERVICE WOR ae ever Hen LP MAPLE SOOO, CHIT SCHOOL \" Dd Vyr-andoser, 145 AL \u2019 el ch ut 11 C9 tt, 0 porn 31 a bING Croat ely ti Moan M br MV Viv Por bon ob A PEE day, weld etn ol 4 à vo to oh Vailesfie and bo ho - J quired the do bab sar ob A \u2018 rap ated by Leo Pa, \u201c 0 LS 1 uf Afenanit and sy IK bP CC MIN EVENTS mo Etre nu Va cut X4, .| Tv 8 ; ; ; 1 Cong f i T Tete oY ga : .ey 1 h ue ul en coh [a Ca | n \u20ac Has bh i | AP ; - SE ii i Chaiteauguays boost b .wi i , at nn cu nous tp le ; FN vo ti ' {2 Cu, Got ye a! ! ls \\ bit CL S00 ot \u2018 ' les | od \u2018 Cas Lt 1 Thi.ais i vi 5 ii ' \" \" ! 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of the costumes: \u2014 carnival on Friday night.The Legionaires and the Lions worked aurd to make \u2018he evening a success and they were not dis- apoointed.Pee Wee hockey was played at eight o'clock.The Ormstown Majorettes under the direction of Miss Dawn Me- Mahon presented a fine routine and were called back later to repeat their performance.Many interesting costurnes were worn dy old and young in their effort to help make the carnival the real McCoy.After judging of the costumes, races were held with a brilliant display of fast skating.A great part of the success of the Carnival is due to the generosity of the merchants who kindly donated gifts and money to be awarded as prizes.Thanks go to Miss Ida Beau- champ, Mrs.Dalma Duquette, Mr.A.Chabot, Beauchamp Freres, Jean Lord, Chas.Boyer, Five to a Dollar Stores, Orm- stown Variety Store, Forresters, Chas.Bolduc, Joe Daoust, Irene Daoust, Ernest Rennie & Sons, B.L.McGerrigle, Sheffrens, La- londe Meat Market, B.B.Mc- Cartney, Jean Paul Forget, Gue- rin et Fils, Ormstown Hotel, Bar- The Hockey games on Friday.Isabella Activities night and Saturday evenings were very well attended and all the fans got value for their money.Due to the late start of the hockey game on Saturday evening.the twist contest was not well attended and it] had to called after only about thirty minutes due to closing time.However those who took part enjoyed themselves.The four contestants for Queen of the Carnival did well for themselves and each pilled | father Gareau.up a good number of votes from the sales of tickets and refreshments.On Sundav after- chosen as having the largest number of votes in her favor.Events on Sunday were not too good due to a large amount of water being on the ice and preventine the carrving on of the scheduled program.The scores for the Carnival Queen candidates were as follows: Joyce Dnheme, 67.550; Bettv Lourh.44750: Ann Mac- Donnel.39.650 and Jean Clark- in, 31.600.Mr.Porritt V-Pres.Noranda Mines Tells Valleyfield Chamber Of Commerce About New Refinery \u201cThe Mattazami Lake ore find : has made possible the exp.oita- tion and treatment of these natural resources in Quebec to the greatest possible advantage of this Province and of Canada.as regards employment, export trade and -Government revenues\u201d.This statement was made recently at Valleyfield by R.V.Porritt, who was addressing the members of the local Chamber of Commerce.Mr.Porritt, a Vice-President and General Manager of Noran- da Mines, Limited, is President of the Canadian Electroiytic Zinc, Limited, which is building a $20 Million Zinc Refinery in Vakeyfield, located on the St.Lawrence Seaway.South of Montreal.\u201cThe «cost of plant to process zinc ore concentrate to metal is so high, explained Mr.Porritt, that it can only be justified where there in assurance of long-term supply of substantial tonnages of concentrate.\u201d - \u201cAbout five years ago, zinc ore was discovered in the Matta- ami Lake area of North- estern Quebec.Large tonnages of good grade ore have been proved in deveioping the Matta- gami ore bodies, and they are the justification for this new project at Valleyfield.\u201d \u201cSo far, there were only two zine plants in Canada: one which is the world\u2019s largest, bein operated by The Consolidat Mining and Smelting & Co.in British Columbia, and the other by The Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting & Company in Manitoba.Those two companies supply the Canadian demand for metal and export the surplus to foreign markets.Other Canadian zinc producers without facilities for processing their concentrate to metal must sell then as such to foreign plants.\u201d Mr.Porritt said: \u201cFive Canadian Zinc Mining Companies have joined to finance and own and operate the new zinc plant.They are, in the order of their participation: Mattagam! Lake Mines Ltd.Rh: Orchen Mines Limited 18% %; Geco Mines Limited, 9%; Quemont Mining Corporation Limited, 534%: Normetal Min Conporation Limited, Canadian Limites \u201cVus Electrolytic Zinc, noon the crowning took place | and Mrs.Marcil from Valley- and Miss Joyce Duheme was| !Mr.and Mrs.Jules Caza.been incorporated Mr.Porritt.\u201d Saturday.March the third.there was held in St.Josenh Parish our annual old time supper.which was a suc- !cess despite many other parties being held on the same night.Over two hundred and fiftv | persons enjoyed the delicious meal of meat pies.meat-balls.baked beans and home made pies and doughnuts.Guests of honour were: Mgr.J.A.David, Mother Superior and Mother Ste.Henriette from Notre Dame School.Mr.field, Mr.Gerard Soucisse, Mr.and Mrs.Rodrigue Montpetit, | The door prize winner was Mrs.Bertha Menard.Andre Monique won a very beautiful cake decorated and donated by Mrs.P.A.Galipeau to whom we .extend our sincere thanks.We also wish to thank the organis* ; Mrs.Lurienne Lefebvre.and all i the daughters of Isabella who | helpe 1 teward the success of i the supper.to operate the plant for its owners.\u201d Afler briefly describing the! aroce:s involved in covering ! zine ore to metas, Mr.Porritt | went on: i \u201cThe new plant will cost about 329 Million, he said, and will be fully modern and designed for efficient operation.The annual outout capacity will be 200 tons | of metal per day.requiring the treatment of 400 tons of concentrate.Some 450 employees will be required, and it is our intention to recruit this personnel in Valleyfield to the extent that the necessary skills and training are available here.\u201d | \u201cThe five companies will} produce about 1100 tons of concentrate per day, compared to the 400 ton demand of the zine plant and, thus, the remaining 700 tons must be exported.It is hoped to increase the plant output later and reduce the proportion sold as concentrate, but this will not be done until adequate market outlet has been developed and the economics of a higher metal output has been confirmed.In any case, at 200 tons per day the Plant output will be one of the five or six biggest in the world.\u201d The President of the newly incorporated company then went on to explain to his Val- ieyfield audience the reasons that had favoured their City for the establishment of the new refinery: \u201cThere were many considerations involved in choosing the location for this plant \u2014 ample .ow cost power, a location with good rail and water transport- ition to the mines and the domestic and foreign market, as well as being in the area of an adequate and increasing market for geld, and last, but not the east, an equate suppl of good workmen in a sable, progressive community.Other iocations considered were superior in some respects, but on the whole, Valleyfield seemed to come closest to meeting all the requirements.\u201d \u201cWe have been well received by.Your Mayor and Council, and we expect that the arrangements for services, etc, which must be made in cases like this will be worked out to the benefit of all concerned.We hope that our operation will contribute substantially to your City's welfare and progress, concluded leads to conversion was delivered by the Rev.J.M.Grant.In St.James\u2019 Church, Orm- stown a choir of members of the Presbyterian, United and Anglican churches made a very fine addition to the Service on Thursday evening at 8 p.m, The Rev.A.E.Loree gave a very excellent and challenging sermon, making especially two points \u2014 one in regard to the \u201cson , who repented, and went to work in the Lord's vineyard\u201d and secondly the accepting of the words of the prophet Nathan, \u201cThou art the man\u201d as applying to each one of us.The Lord speaks to us as sinners.The Service, as a whole, seem- rington Lumber, Chas.Roy, Val- lee Garage, Dandurand, Remillard Barber, St.Pierre Taxi, Dr.J.A.D.Davidson, Norrnan Vallee, Pres.Ormstown Legion and to Ed.McLean of the Montreal Lion's Club and of McLean's Chocolate for his generous donation of chocolate powder.Guest Speaker ed to open the way for the! Huntingdon Rotary Club needs of those present to belobserved Health Weex ab their met.regular luncheon meeting on Monday, by having Dr.H.Fyfe address them.Dr.Fyle is a nsychiatrist and was introduced to the meeting by otaria ON CONGO DUTY President Alister Somerville.Following are some of the highlights of Dr.Fyfe's address \u201clon the subject of Doctor-Patient Relationship.THE DOCTOR PATIENT RELATIONSHIP I am honoured to have this crisortunity to speak with you tzday.I am also anxious and you may consider it strange that a psychiatrist would find liimsesf 0 in a situation like this.It is not really so; we all have similar, Z \"A feelings in circumstances which y ; : are in part unf:miliar \u2014 you are : unknown as people to me and I to you.| Dr.McPherson who was to ave addressed you wishes me to (express his apology.It was his isuxgestion that the doctor \u2014 patient relationship would be an \u2018appropriate topie and the reason for this selection became clearer to me when he announced that he would he out of the country for three weeks becouse he had to accompany one of his patients to his home in Borneo.You will now appreciate that this relationship can be very interesting ! You may say, and indeed patients have been saying for a jong time, that the present-day \u2018doctor is too scientific, too aloof, The Services will be continued as listed in the Church Column.Corporal Armand Bouthillier, who resides in Petawawa with his family, left Trenton, Ont, March 8th, by plane for a six months tour of duty in the Congo.Armand spent two years in Germany and one year in Korea.He is formerly of Athel- stan and husband of Katherine Rowat and the son of Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Bouthillier, Athel- stan, Que, land too busy to listen to our problems.You may lament the passing of the \u201cold family FOAM LOVER doctor\u201d \u2018beloved by all his Aegir, Norse god of sea- patients and to whom he afford- storms, was partial to more ed his support in all manner of their tribulations.This is a fl miliar cry and not without its for legend records that he liked |elements of truth.I would say to to treat the other gods to foam- ! you that there is another side ing beer.jto the coin.Patients too have changed.perhaps wihout being : ully aware of it.s the pa- WIND FLOWER \\tlent who has come to expect There are 30 species of wild the detached scientific approach flowers, or aerides, says the where tests replace talking.It is Book of Knowledge.These deli- he who leaves the famliy doctor cate plants thrive and blossom to seck consultation with a despite being out of contact specialist.i with the ground.What has brought about this Girls\u2019 Prayer Service Outnumbers Adult Service In Huntingdon 83 girls attended the Girl's\u2019 sang a solo, \u201cKeep Thou My World Day of Prayer Service ne than one kind of foam, according to the Book of Knowledge, Friday last in the United Church The address of Mrs.E.E.Hall at 4 p.m.Girls from three! Brown, on \u201cGod's Love for the churches shared in the services| Whole World\u201d was much apore- and took their parts reverently| ciated at the Women's World and well.Day of Prayer Service in the A film strip, showing how the! Presbyterian Church in Orm- offering of this World Day of|stown, on Friday, at 230 pm.Prayer is used both in Canada There was a good attendance and and abroad, was enjoyed by women from various Societies those present.of the three congregations took Mrs.Stanley , Rudduek ad- part.dress those a e omen's Over f World Day of Prayer Service in| ine oly Women Stended the United Church Hall, on Fri-| prayer Service in Franklin Cen- day afternoon at 2.30 p.m, {llus-| tre \u2018on Friday at 3 p.m.Revre- trating what she had to say from sentatives of seven district the Lord's Prayer.Grippe and|churches took part in the Ser- unavoidable events cut the at-|yjce.Mrs.A.Kelen of Ormstown tendance somewhat from pre-|gpoke to the gathering and Mrs.vious years.Mrs.G.Tannahill Harvey of Franklin sang a solo.Hooker Feeds, L.! Girls 7 and under: 1st Karen Campbell; 2nd Jean Wilson.Boys 7 and under: lst Teddie Wuliace; 2nd Wayne Wilson.Cirls 1! and under: 1st Dephne Aldridge: 2nd Susan McNichol.Boys 11 and under: lst Teddie Campbell: 2nd Keith Wright.Girls 14 and under: lst Diane McCartney; 2nd Judy Aldridge.Boys 14 and under: 1st Gruham Frost, Bobby Anderson; 2nd Mac Campbell.; Girls 15 and over: 1st Geneive Cullen: 2nd Mrs.Jack Chambers.Races: Girls 7 and under: 1st Keren Campbell.Boys 7 and over: 1st Bobbie McEwen; 2nd Garry Hamilton.Girls 11 and under: 1st Evelyn Gruer: 2nd Shirley Anderson.Boys 11 and under: 1st Clifford Cullen, Dickie McGerrigle, Mike Boyd, Andre Chartrand.Girls 14 and under: lst Rita Barrington ; 2nd Lynda French.Bovs 14 and under: 1st Yves Remillard, 2nd: Mac Campbell.Girls 15 and over: lst Lynda French; 2nd: Carol Hughes.Boys 15 and over: 1st Yves Remillard; 2nd Archie Baird.Potato Race: ; 7 and under boys and girls: 1st Bobby McEwen; 2nd G.Hamilton.; 11 and under, hoys and girls: 1st Dickie McGerrigle; 2nd Diane McCartney; 3rd Jacques Prevost.The Legion and the Lions wish to thank all those who helped or gave to make this a The following are the winners: Health Week Observed By Rotary Club \u2014 Dr.H.Fyfe big night for our young folks.hange in patients\u2019 attitude and his image Rt the doctor ?Once upon a time doctors knew \u201cery little about disease but patients knew even less.The patient approached the doctor in absolute faith and trust, Because | to | of this the doctor was able tu dispense reassurance in liberal dc-ss.His paiients often cldat zet better but at least they felt 30.The situation has changed radically today.The doctor knows a great deal more about disease in its technical and scientific asneets but he is also not dealinz with an ignorant and superstitious population.His patient is much belies in- \u2018ormed thun his forefather.He is bombarded with medical information from the Readers Dizest, television and so mn \u2014 how many of you watch Ben Casey or Dr.Kildare ?\u2014 and even by medical speakers such as myself.All this serves to alter the relationship between doctor and his patient.The patient often now approaches the doctor with pretty well-defined ideas about what is wrong with him, how it should be investigaled, and what \u2018he current treatment is.We as Joctors have to take an honest look at this and be 1 little less \u2018ouchy if our views are challen- zed or questioned by a know- \u2018edgeable patient, You as patients need not always consider that we are interested only in the aspects of your health which can be tested and mea- | sured and that this is the only; my in which we can be ap-! proached.I have already drawn attention to the fact that worry can be an accompaniment of all illness and this particularly in disorders of sudden onset that threaten our very existence.If) one as a patient keeps his fears to himself, he might well bel working hard againsi his recovery.Let us consider one extreme ! illustration of the adult patien, who suffers a sudden hear! ai- tack and is admitted to hospital: He realistically has cause to worry but for reasons of shame he conceals his inner feelings and in his attempls to do this he may go the length of denying, that he is in fact il.Other.compensatory behaviour nny he invoked whereby he refuses medication, becomes querulous and difficult to handle, If this.behaviour it not rccognized for what it ls, an unsuccessful at-; .empt to handle his worry, it may invoke the self-same hostile! response in the doctor and nurses! with a consequent aggrav.tion of | the entire process.With this the relationship | ends \u2014 at least it would If Ly were the patient \u2014 hut not the ilineces.The doctor on the other hand may reassure the patient that he has no physical disease but that worry can cause the same symptoms, thereby inviting the patient to openly discuss his personal life.At this the patient may for a variety of reasons feel offended, ashamed and so on and quickiy sever his connections with the doctor.His illness remains.While I am a psychiatrist and Continued on page 3) press, | son - \u2018Huntingdon W.I.Concludes Successful \u2018Sewing Classes | | Under the sponsorship of Huntingdon WI.a very suc- \"Ces ful sewing class ended on | Friday ryvening.Classes were held in Cafetenia at the High School under the capable leadership of Mrs.Wells of Mac- Donald College.Twenty-five :adies attended most afternoon and evening sessions.Friday evening, the ladies modeled the varments they had made and these included, suits, dresses, (skirts, childen\u2019s coats and one | ambitious lady made u raincoat.Mrs.Ottney had made all arrangements for the suceessful classes.On behalf of the ladies she expressed their appreciation to Mrs.Wells fr the splendid manner in which she had conducted the class and presented her with a gift.Thariks were also extended to Mr.P.Hache, representative of Singer Sewing Machine Co., for his demonstration of the many uses to which the Singer machines can be put.The ladies were very grateful to the Company for the use of four elce- trie machines.This is a very worthwhile project sponsored hy the WI and it was gratifying to have both French and English ladies attend the classes, WI.members served cookies and tea to all present.Top \u2014 Jon Proudfoot is seen presenting Clydes team Captain presenting the Molson Trophy to Carnival.In the centre rear | Howard Duheme, with the Mol- Senior Trophy.Clydes defeated Valleyfield Old Timers 14 to 6 on Friday evening.Behind Howard Duheme is Mr.Jacques Viau, the donor of the Trophy.\u201c van cs LK PI UH HUNTINGDON, QUE., MARCH 14th, 1962 Centre Are Mr.and Mrs.James Manning of Franklin Centre completed the longest leg of a tour around ne Woiud by ship when they landed in Auckland, February 28th, on the S.S.CANBERRA, P & O-Orient Lines\u201d greatest ship und the largest and newest passenger liner in service on the Pacific.The Mannings started their circuit of the globe by ship when they took another P & O-Orient liner.S.S.ORCADES.to Honolulu.There they siopped over for three weeks to visit Mrs.Manning's cousin, Broder Lucas.On February 20, they caught the CANBERRA to Auckland, and they will proceed via Sydney.Melbourne, Fre- mantle-Perth, Colombo.Aden, Suez \u2018and Port Said, Naples and Gibraltar to Southhampnton.England, After a month in the British Isles and on the continent, they will board another ship to Montreal, on May 2.\u201cThe CANBERRA is a glorious ship\u201d, Mrs.Manning said.\u201cEverything is done so well\u2014 like the colorful ceremony staged by King Neptune and his court when we crossed the equator.\u201d | The Mannings have done well \u2018at their favorite indoor sport ARNOIS e | FOURTEEN pacs James Mannings Of Franklin \u2018Down Under\u2019 AUCKLAND, New Zealand \u2014} while traveling too.On ORCA- DES Mr.Manning won fir.pluce in à bridge tournament.and on CANBERRA Mrs.Manning wen first place in a whis tournament.Foremen's Club Dinner March 15th The 7th dinner meeting othe Upper St.Lawrence Valle.Foremen\u2019s Club, will be held on Thursday, March 15th, in the Chateau Salaberry Hotel, Vu! leyfield at 7 p.m.sharp.\u201cThe guest speaker will L- Dr.F.C.R., Chalke.Dr.Chalk: is a Graduate in Medicine ui the University of Manitoba, and he took postgraduate trainine in Psychiatry in Montreal and at the Menninger Clinic in Kansas.His present position is Professor of Psychiatry of the University of Ottawa, Director of the Defence Research Board.Psychiatrie Unit, Dircetor of Training and Research.Royal Ottawa Sanatorium, and he is the Editor of the Canadian Psychiatrie Association Journal\u201d.TROPHIES AWARDED HOCKEY TEAMS AT RECENT CARNIVAL Centre \u2014 Mr.Jacques Viau is ions of tne Huntingdon Winter Douglas Fortune, coach of the Mr.Jacques Viau the local Huntingdon Flyers, who won the Molson distributor who donated Junior competition with a 5 to Bl the trophies presented to a 3 win over Ormstown, are Lower \u2014 The Pee Wec Champ- ! foot, © | the winners.On his left and right Mac Helm and Jon Proud- the team coaches.ê \u2018 siq 1s se \u201cin 10) ra hat dut Lib Liu fn an brd He of of im wi co} sh cha al to 10 a prd M itsé \u201cAN pre ing: Bec and WR EJ # LY ka h F A PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER FOR À PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY CHATEAUGUAY Fi COVERING: CHATEAUGUAY TOWN \u2014 CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS AND ALL DEVELOPMENTS agent.A stonemason by trade, sus fulher had given him an education to fit him to be an architect, and his knowledge of civil engineering he now turned to account.He defined the limits of the lots of the settlers, and, on the occasion of a visit from his rend Hunter, after the New Yeur, he explored with him the country to tne south, and deter- FROM Historical Writings Robert Sellar\u2019s After they had taken possession, une of their number James Brown, was sent to Quebec to secure titles to the lots.He had an interview with the governor, complained of the floor being \u201cshoogly,\u201d owing to the uneven sawing of the boards.The Dur- ham-boat continuing fast, the canoe had to make several trips for their effects.The fall was a remarkably fine one, and the leaves being perfectly dry, the children were set to gathering and packing them into bolster-slips for the beds.December, though colder, was equally fine, and no severe weather was experienced until near it\u2019s close, after which there were heavy falls of snow.The settlers found the cold very trying, owing to their ignorance in choosing fire-wood.Not knowing the difference in trees, and naturally inclining to those easiest to chop, they cut all sorts, and it was hard to keep up a blaze with swamp-elm and green basswood.Their houses, too, except the few that had been built shanty-fashion, were very cold, and they huddled around the great open fire-places when the west wind came screeching across the lake.In the mornings, they noted often that the blankets were frozen stiff with their breath.None of the women had ever baked bread in Scotland, and Mrs.Bullard\u2019s lessons were not first-class.They had no hops, and preserved leaven by covering it in a chaudron, for there was not a stove in the settlement, so the bread was sour and heavy.With the advent of the ice, their communication was restored with Montreal, and they had many visitors to view the country and see about joining them.That winter, Peter Mc- Farlane, a book-keeper fresh from a Glasgow countinghouse, with his worldly goods stowed in a traineau, drove up the Cha- teauguay from the Basin to above Huntingdon, where there was a lumber-road to the Laguerre, and thence made his way to the settlement, of which shanty her husband had pro-jhe became an active member.vided, she said she considered |Every one was welcomed and it a palace, so proud was she | the settlement grew until the of the first house she could call lstring.of shanties reached from their own property, though she!port Lewis to Hungry bay, when oT TT it was considered worthy of a iname, and was duly called \u201cDal- housie Settlement,\u201d in honor of the governor.On New Year's morning its inhabitants were aroused at daybreak by Black Bullard firing a shot before each door, when he was rewarded by a glass from the carefully hoarded bottle.The day so ushered in, their first New Year in Canada, the settlers observed with the hearty customs of their mother-land and that night, from the shanties where they held their merry-making, rose in the frosty air the sound of Scotland's songs and many an old story was retold of the land their heartstrings were knit to.I may note that the settlers retained not only the social but the moral customs of their native land.Of their number, Hart and Dick had been prepared as secession preachers, and they, on alternate Sundays, preached in the house of Thomas Brown, RUSTIK Restaurant Inc.Lord Dalhousie, who listened with deep interest to the narrative he had to tell and assured hun of his aid.In the fall, Mr.Bouchette visited them, and ar- junged for laying out the lots.lle was exceedingly friendly and gave muny hints as to bush-life and farming.He had much dif- fieulty in understanding the broad Scotch of the settlers, and made himself popular with some of them by making a present of snuff.There was no order in the locating of the settlers, who, worked very much in common.The most western shanty was that of Thomas Marshall on 19, and they straggled along the lake shore eastward to 14, where James Paul and Robert Barrie lived together in a low caboose.A shelter was provided, word was sent to Montreal for their families, who came as opportunity presented itself.The captain of the bateau which brought the first party, took a kindly interest in the settlement, and stopped whenever he passed.On one occasion he sold them a quantity of flour at $3 a barrel, for it was cheap that fall.Of the experience of one family I can give a few details.Marshall, having got everything ready, went to the city to bring up his family.Early in November.they left in a Dur- ham-boat, and in three days reached Coteau, where, frost having set in, she could not get into the lake for ice.A canoe being expected, the wayfarers made beds of their wraps and lay down by the water's edge to be in readiness, the mother having her pillow the weaver\u2019s stone, for the loom formed part of their baggage.The canoe at last came, and was that of the negro, Bullard.When Mrs.Marshall stepped into the humble \u201cThe Avon Lady \u201cAVON\u201d \u2014 Offers earnings for present needs and Canada Savings Bonds for family security.Become an Avon Representative and earn this pleasant way.WRITE TODAY TO: Mrs.Rita Giraldeau R.R.3 ST.TIMOTHEE, QUE.Fully Licenced LT | x & REMEMBER.THE RUSTIK 1S NOW ¥ Fully Licenced BY THE QUEBEC LIQUOR BOARD \u2014 Rustik Restaurant HIGHWAYS 3 AND 4 TEL.OX.2-6841 CHATEAUGUAY mined on opening a road to the which happened to be the largest.Neither was adapted for the toils of the bush, and both left the following summer, but after their departure, though no public services were held, Sunday was rigidly observed, and there was none of the hunting, fishing and card-playing that was too common in other settlements.Of Hart's unfitness for the bush, it is enough to relate that, on going nut, he would wrap the edge nf his axe with rags, to vrevent its cutting him should it fall The Scotch citizens of Montreal, then few in number und bound tugether by closest bonds.took a deep interest in the new settlement, the first of its kind in Lower Canada, and did what they could to assist it.Two uc- tive promoters were Alexander shaw and John Hunter.Sandy Shaw kept a tavern on the corner of Commissioners and Grey Nun streets, which had been a place of resort for the immigrants while in the city.He died of the cholera in 1834.Hunter had been a ship-chandler in Leith, and emigrated in 1819, opening à grocery-store on Bleury-street.During the early winter of 1820, he heurd of a young Scotchman lying ill of the jaundice, and went to see him.Finding he was poorly attended, he induced his wife to take him into their house, and where he speedily recovered.The young man was James Brown, on his way back from seeing the governor at Quebec.The topic uppermost in his mind, and of which he was never tired talking, was the settlement on the shore of lake St.Francis.Hunter, who was of a singularly sanguine temperament, caught his guest\u2019s enthusiasm, and recommended all whom he could influence to throw in their lot with the party in Huntingdon.While hopeful as to their future, the seftlers were uneasy as to the delay in securing deeds for their land, and had sent James Brown to Quebec to see about them, when he took ill on the journey as stated.He brought with him no patents, but his report was favorable.He had seen Lord Dalhousie, who told the settlers not to he discouraged and the head of the crown lands department led him to believe Chateauguay.Accordingly in February ail the settlers who could be spared from home followed him to brush the line as he defined it.His object was to open the road left between 16 and 17, and considering that his only instrument was a makeshift theodolite he had contrived out.of à field-compass, he ran it with singular straightness, for he came out on the Chateaugay within an acre or two of the true line.One evening, after a hard day's work running the line, the party made prepara- \u2018ions to camp.The snow was trodden down, a fire lit, and branches cut for sleeping upon.While the two chain-boys were telling a dry pine to replenish the fire, it.proving hollow, suddenly fell, and nearly killed Mr.Brown, grazing one of his legs.While sitting round the campfire after supper, singing songs.and all grateful for the narrow ascape, one of the party pro- nosed that the swamp should he named in memory of the avent, when it was agreed that it should be known as Teafield \u2014from their having partaken of their supper upon it.On the line thus run, a road was finally rushed out bv 7 of the voune sons of the settlers, so that it was possible tn pass from the lake to the Chateaurav.In the middle of March, Hunter made a second visit.examined the land nd aceepted from Brown the lot at the outlet of the road.17.range 5, on which he at once rrected a shanty, and left his eldest son, John, and a Canadian in charge.There were other visitors; among them several who had been passengers on the Alexander.As the lcke-front was taken up Brown proposed thev should settle on the new line, which he desimed as a concession, the farms to run cast and west.Peter and Parlan McFarlane were piven the first lot and the next lot fell to William Caldwell.To get to them, it was necessary to do some brushing and to blaze a track, which done, Caldwell moved in during April, taking the MacFarlane brothers, who were unmarried, as bhoar- ders.John and William Hamilton had to go farther to got lots, for the Teafield spread its dreary waste to the south of Caldwell\u2019s, and they settled on he (Brown) would be appointed 17, 4th range.E.C.Dowler (Snr.) Apt.6, Amiens Apt.Bldg.OX.2.2855 Such balmy weather, sun and breeze! With Waders on, slush up to knees, Through puddles deep we struggle on Awond'ring \u201cFor how long, how long We'll have to dodge the squirts of Goo, That autos splatter on me and you?This the season when we all grumble, If skid on the ice results in tumble.Dry Cleaners reaping a harvest true, Removing the splotches and | spots of Goo, t My advice folk, take things sure ! and slow; Quite likely next week we'll have more Snow.Don't bank on the weather, it may let you down; Wear a big wide smile instead of a frown.-0- | Here and There | Mrs.Julia Robinson of \u201cSicily\u201d away on a visit to her daughter Mrs.A.Latham of Lac Guindon, Que.for several weeks\u2019 vacation.Mrs.Lucy Norton of \u201cLens\u201d now returned from some weeks vacation in the Laurentians.Mrs.Lucy Alloway of \u201cAmiens\u201d entertained neighbouring friend Mrs.A.E.Evans of \u201cDieppe\u201d on Sunday afternoon and evening last.-0= Community Activities Carpet Bowling Committee meinbers are Messrs.Jack Bain, and W.Archibald and Mrs.A.Evans.Winning Skippers last week were on 5th.inst.W.Archibald, with score of 9 points.On 6th.inst.Mrs.Mary Wilkins with score of 4 voints and on 9th inst.Nelson Lavine with 4 points.On the last evening there was an attendance of twenty-five, twenty of whom took part in the competition.At the conclusion, tea, cakes and ice cream were provided.bringing to an end a very enjoyable evening.Saturday afternoon last the Men's Club held their regular Bingo game and as usual, this event was well attended.The usual Sewing Circle will meet at 2 pm.on Wednesday 14th.inst and Weekly Card Party \u201cWhist\u201d will start at 7.30 the same evening.Thursday 15th.inst.Carpet Bowling will start at 2 p.m.and players will he pleased to hear that a proper felt has now been will from 8 p.m.same evening.| VETVILLE HUGI CAMPBELL, 406 LANG AVE, OX.2-4780.; Presbyterian Ladies\u2019 Association will hold a \u201cBake Sale\u201d in the Community Hall, starting at 7.30 n.m.Need I remind everyone that first come, first served, and that there will be little left for late comers.On Saturday next, 17th.inst.the Vetville Ladies will hold an \u201cIrish Party\u201d to which all are heartily invited.Start at 7.30 p.m.Solution of last week's problem Correct answer is 2\"« inches.Volume 1 being on the left the bookworm moved to the right and as the first page was nearest the right cover, it travelled through only one cover of Vol 1 which was one eighth of an inch thick, then through the 2 inches of vol II, and the left cover of vol IIT, another one eighth of an inch.Total 2% inches.One for next week Two pilgrims travelling to Mecca met another traveller who asked them for bread which he would pay for.Upon checking their packs, one of the pilgrims ound he had 8 loaves and the other had 5 loaves.They agreec Lo share the bread equally among the three of them and take payment from the stranger according to the amount each had contributed.The loaves were then shared equally and the stranger paid with 8 coins of equal value The one who originally had 8 loaves was dissatisfied when the one who orginally had only 5 loaves had taken 5 coins and left him only 3.If the coins had been distributed in accordance with the amount of bread each had shared with the stranger, how many coins would each one have received as his share.Answer next week, Incidentally A correspondent writes: \u201cWho says we live a drab life?Not a hit so! Some people get the best out of life naturally, as for instance the local lady who basks in the morning sunshine \u2018when available) seated quite comfortably on the apartment ash-can placed on the step verandah!\u201d -0- A propos last week\u2019s news item in the \u201cGleaner\u201d that residents living on McLeod Ave.had re- zeived their accounts with Craik substituted for McLeod.The resulting furor, not only hy Vet- ville residents, hut private pro- nerty owners also, who phoned this correspondent as to what steps Vetvillians intended to take prompted this correspondent to phone the Municipal Office for verification.He was informed purchased.The Community Hall that the new address was quite be used hy the C.P.O.A.correct.When he enquired upon On whose authority the reply was Friday 16th.inst.the Maplewood | \u201ctomorrow night\u201d.He gathered trom this scant information, it! had already been decided upon, and merely awaited official sanc- | tion! Am hoping to elaborate on this very autocratic ruling elsewhere, as it is a matter of urgent interest to many residents m adjoining housing projects.Verbum saptenti! -0- Congratulations And happy returns of birth- divs to Mrs.N.Wilkinson of \u201cDunkirk\u201d which appear a day Lite, 14th.inst, to Mrs.B.Morrison of \u201cSicily\u201d today and Mrs.E.Hannah of \u201cMons\u201d which oe- curs on Monday next, 19th, inst.\\ quasi tragedy Imagine the dilemna a good neighbour of this correspondent quite recently experienced when he discovered himself locked in his own bathroom at 11 an.This very bright and active old voung man did not lose his head however, for did his bathroom not overlook Molson Ave, but a) few paces distant {from his apartment building?Twould be a sunple matter to signal his plight to a passer-by! Only a matter of a few minutes patience.During the next half hour, two taxis drove past, but his violent hand waving accompanied by apparent incoherent shouting from the face at the window evidently conveyed no message to the, drivers, who possibly were answering calls for a taxi: and two | voung lads whose attention wis | similarly attracted, were suffi- | ciently scared at the waving and shouting apparition that they took to their heels.The self- incarcerated prisoner now de- | ~ided to try violent wall banging; : foot stamping and similar means | to attract the attention of anyone within sound, which sue- | ceeded in several windows and enquiring heads being popped out about a block away to no! useful purpose, and discovering that it was now a quarter of an hour past noon, the victim began | to have visions of being starved to death within reach of fellow humans and ample provisions Finally.in desperation, our hero, hy herculean beating of fists on the bathroom door caught the car of a neighbour.\u201cMarines to and welfare of every Legion the rescue\u2019 \u2014 the neighbour suc- IMember and the very existance ceeded in discovering the origin of the Royal Canadian Legion of the noisy vibrations, and quick- {self is highlighted and paraded ly managed to open the offend-|at a Dominlon Convention.Here ing door and release a ramping, the executive members for the raving and severely ruffled but next two years are chosen.The ravenous neighbour at 12.25 p.m.!by-laws altered or supplemented.No my friends, he did not need Resolutions presented and voted Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 The Executive : Cutoheon, Cynthia Colley, Peggy Oliver, Elinor Britton.after the elections, voted $150.00 to Gleaner - 7 Ode Mildred Mc- President Lobban has authority to add to the executive as occasion demands.During the ensuing business the ladies the senior placing in a straight-jacket, He recounted his adventure with gusto and even saw the humour of the situation, which says much for his sense of humour.Yes folk, the moral of this story see that your locks and bolts, ete, are in working condition.A real smart guy Motorist pulling up at Service Station ordered a couple of dollar's worth of gas.As the attendant started to fulfill the order, he remarked to the customer, \u201cGuess you Will be the last eus- tomer to get this at the old price.\u201d \"In that case, fill the [tank right up\u201d replied the customer.Whilst awaiting the service, he went into the restaurant for a cup of tea, and upon returning to his car, saw the new sign just put up \u201cGus war 5 cents off per gallon.\u201d Apology (For any lapses or errors usual lightheadedness).The indisposition mentioned last week came to a head and have been under care of phy-! sician for most of week He! diaynosed very severe lung congestion, and run down physically.Injection, medecine and tonie have worked wonders, but still think two davs beard was the real cause of the Dr.taking such a dim view of my condition.His parting instructions, \u201cCut down your cigarettes to ten a day, and filtered ones at that,\u201d T had the last word however, when 1 told him I used that number before 1 rose each morning.Unfortunately 7) 1 discovered that 1 was foreed to take his advice to n great extent.Naot altogether though.Sports There will be a meeting of Committee al the Motel, on Wednesday, March 14th, at 8 P.M.All parents and others interested in furthering the chil- ren\u2019's summer sports are invited to attend.Their opinions.ideas, as well as their assistance will be greatly appreciated.-0- Childrens Bowling Saturday's Bowling Session was a hugh success.The number of children participating increases cach week, and we are happy tw announce that prizes will be awarded to the leading bowlers at the end of the Sports Chateau-Gai the season.Prizes will be awarded to the seasons High Single, High Triple.and four highest averages, but only those children who join the session on or before Saturday, March 17th, will be eligible for these awards.Congratulations to this week's champions.High Singles (Boy).Billy Taylor; «Girl», Madeleine Allard.High Triple (Boy, Billy Herb; (Girly, Madeleine Allard.Any enquiries regarding the children\u2019s Bowling Sessions should be made to Mr.Peler Daoust at OX.2-2604.-D- P.L.C.C.Don't foget the Ladies Auxi- llary Committee of P.L.C.C.is sponsoring a Social Evening on Monday.March 19th.nt 111 Hilsdale Dr.Time 8.00 pm.There are many beautiful prizes so come along and bring your friends, all are welcome, and enjoy the fun.al) Annivesary Our very best wishes go out to Mr.and Mrs, G.Myers of St.Aubin.who celebrated their 14th Wedding Anniverstary on Mon.March i2th.May you both en-; joy many more.-0- Belated Birthdays We do hope that Murray Mil- lett of St.Mary's Blvd.enjoyed his 11th birthday on March 5th.Many happy returns, Murray.Also to Cathy Roussel nf Edge- wood Dr.who celebrated her 68th birthday on March 6th.A party was held for her, attended by thirteen guests, in which evevone enjoyed themselves.Many happy returns to you Cathy.Birthdays ; Happy birthday greetings gol out this week to the following.On March 16th.Gregory FEl- liott of Delisle St., will be celebrating his &th bithday.On March 17th.Lynne Baxter of Hillsdale Dr.wil be celebat- ing her 10th birthday.I On March 12th.Robert Moore of Elgin Dr., celebrated his 8th birthday.On March 17th.Baby Bryne | O'Connor of Sherwood Crescent, celebrates his first birthday.| -n- | Baby Shower I A double baby shower was\u2019 held recently for two expectant mothers, at the home of Mrs.E.Srott on Goyer St.Fourteen guests were in attendance.with refreshments being served before the enjoyable evening was, finished.o- l= Brownie News I have been asked tn appeal for some mother to come along and help Mrs.M.Elliott with 111 Hillsdale Dr.the se rm smo ror PARKVIEW \u2018orresponaent: Mrs.FRED BERRY OX.2-8534 Route Boy: GARY MILLS 144 St.Murys Blvd.OX.2-4757.Brownies on Wednesday afternoons, thls appeal is greatly needed, so please Mothers if you want your children to still be in the Brownies, do come across and lend a helping hand, before it is too late, Just call OX.2-8853.Thank you.LEGION NOTES At the March regular monthly meeting of the Chateauguay Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion it was decided to send a representative of the Branch to the 18th Dominion Convention and Cde Harry Robinson was the delegate selected.The conven- tion will be held in Halifax, Nova | Scotia, on June 3-8, and convention headquarters will be the Nova Scotian Hotel, Comrude Norm Palmer will be reporting the above information at the next District Meeting and in return will hope Lo Jearn the intentions of the remaining District Branches.The interest (upon, Any Branch Resolutions \u201cshould be forwarded as soon as possible for study by the Resolution's Committee, and in {this regpect it would be profitable if the Branches could receive a briefing of intention and aspirations of and from Quebec Command.Information must be reciprocal or it dies at ts source.branch to pay for a badly needed | water heater and it's installation, It transpires that the ladies had {previously intended to replace the electric stove relic with which they were struggling along, but on this item the sentor branch beat them to the punch.A very interesting weekend , oo approaches at the Branch with The Ladies Auxilliary of a St.Patrick's Dance and \u2018Branch 108 chose Ash Wednes- entertainment on Saturday, and diy to olect their officers for the [the mixed Cribbage Tournament coming year Election duties were jon Sunday.carried out by Pres.Harry y .25 0 16 Chateauguay Legion Is (Robinson assited by 1P, Pres.| or à ; George Johnston and the (SUN looking for a replacement following officers were ctected Emo an fe a dred ole in due form.be an unused plano somewhere President, Cde Margaret.Lob- that is taking up much needed ban, Ist.V -Pres, Mary M uloy: space in someone's living room.jénd, V-Pres, Phil Johnston: If so please let's discuss It on Secretary, Mavis Holmes, Treas- 0X-2-8566.,urer, Doilv MeGlashan; Serpeant The next Monthly executive at Arms, Joan Cooper: Assist.meeting will be held Tues.March Sergeant at Arms, Jean Peers; 20.manne rrr rr % IMPERIAL GARDENS greg | Mes, Mary Stafford Correspondent, at SE Leon OX.2 146% Route Boy | Andre Ferland With the sun seeming every last person who contri- stronger and brighter, and the buted to the donation given to days getting longer 1L makes them to help them over their one feel like spring cleaning, time of trouble They both want I think.Don't forget if you are to say it was most gratefully starting to do so that a little received and very much appre- salt sprinkled on a rug before ctated cleaning it helps brighten and -0- prevents moths, -0- New Neighbours?Birthdays With the Springlike weather Mrs 8 Hatcher of Willbrod We hear the hum of construe- St.celebrated a birthday re- tion machines and see that, cently on March 2nd.\u2019 snow is beg cleared away Murk Stafford became eight frour the fields Jeading Up Lo years yesterday, the 13th and the apple orchard © Must be spent the week-end shopping, Crown Homes development eatime out, and bowling, He also, starting to build new homes saw cousins and grandparents for future residents of Chateau ete.What a busy time! guay and future neighbours of TS Imperial Gardeners.T.V.Viewing -0- We find the Debbie Drake ; ¢ More Flu show every afternoon quite in.oa spirine.Bet there are lots of Bt Jude's School the English husbands who wish the could t Srckion was closed all of last stay honte und watch the pro- i Week due to the flu bug.Hope the epidemic Is over and that gram.to.-0- Jo mors children will miss Tha , tschool at such nn important hankyou Note Graham of st time for their Easter exams.Maurice St, \u2014\u2014 wish to thank: (Continued on page 8) HOTEL DLAZA GRILL - TAVERN - ROOMS - BOARD Tel.OX.2-6826 202 Salaberry CHATEAUGUAY BASIN Dancing with Orchestra and Show Every Week-end Featuring Radio and Television Artists Open Sundays 1 pan.to 9 p.m.Cm ER Ee eee Be wise -huy wo.ooo Wowanesa AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SAVEMONEY MONEY-SAVING LOW RATES with all typea of rinks considered on their merite.IT'S GOOD TO DO BUSINESS WITH MORE SERVICE CENTRES than other enmpa- nine -on our better \u2018direct sesvice\u2019 plan, FASTER CLAIM PAYMENTS \u2018Over-the-counter\u2019 servica.No inters mediate delays.ALL OF TEN MONTHS TO PAY a great convenience in budgeting your operating costa, Pd Weawanesa QUEBEC'S LARGEST INSURER OF AUTOMOBILES CHATEAUGUAY REGIONAL SHOPPING PLAZA LOUIS HAINEAULT Telephone 692-9851 Resident Representative 480 Des Erables St.Telephone CO.8-5092 Maple Grove i es 133.21 Loiselle.Understand Richard got of the celebration here before! h Gl Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 CAREER CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY C.V.T.A.HELD AT |New Stony Pts.Pintall quite a workout when his en- -0- 8 > T e eaner LT ee Le CHATEAUGUAY HIGH SCHOOL !Cool Cats _.-.107 42603 thusiastic guests all teamed up BOWLING ST TIT IT oo mw wild Cats .__ .101 42742] to give him the bumps.Belated, The Braves of PPPs ror ors srs oo f ts = ga oT ha Pussy Cats _.89 42894 out Happy Birthday from every- Chateauguay Centre ) @ TI Aa I +, Mad Cats .__.84 41035 one Richard.High Singles \u2014 Miss S.Ger- } y PN at (Cl OMIA Rte I) Little Cats _-.__.81 42285 -0- vais, 174; Mr.Jacques Reid, 166: | i # A Tom Cats .-80 410151 March 16th, many happy re-{Mr.Lucien Ricard, 166.; A ; 2 Hot Cats 1e aie?turns of the day to Colleen Hil-| High Triples \u2014 Miss S.Ger- i 1h ; \u2018 Black Cuts 12 d0a57]iock of St.Denis Street who|vais, 457, Mr.Lucien Ricard.i 3 : aT Tiger Cats.78 05%! cclebrates her birthday this 418.N a Sœuisespoudent: \u201c Red Cats LL LL.To ; 7 Friday.Les Loisirs de 3 ) Mrs.KAY COWPER ¥ @ Hep Cats 69 399% Chateauguay Centre ~ ; > Cardinal, OX.6812 PE Bob Cats .- \u2026.63 41058 pi \u2018 or n with pottieh gonvgles hr F.La- ® ! $ Sule y ; -0- Case ry to call me erge, 169; Mrs.L.Seers, 170.° , i | ROUE EE FOUN A [4 | Received a report from a re-|any news before Sunday \u2014 High Triples \u2014 Miss P.Buka, C0 i 82 Spring Cr OX, 22440.PT TS | liable source that the inside of inNank you.Oxford 2-6190.i velllpux, 436.or : : = TT | the hockey shack is quite a \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 J 3 rec P.O.A.News the CP.OA.Ladies Auxiliary shambles.Too bad some chil- .High Singles \u2014 Mrs.8S.vio chu forget your meeting to- was presented on behalf 3 he dren are not taught to respect Impertal Gardens Richey, 176,\" Mr.J.Yeomans, ire mir , Tatville each.HE rq\u2019 ; > 8 D morrow wight, men, at Veivile ado by David Robbie.others ly a I (Mrs.Mary Statford) High Triples \u2014 Mrs.S.Richey, | He the St.Patrick's Dance Senior Sixer.This Shield, ns ponsible and should be oud (Continued from page 7) HE ol Tied a, © RE * on \u201cath be given to the six with e 7 ter Sever: Ç f < so ; Chapin Ha ne be sure vou have highest points at the end of the cran nue On the.duos Sympathy Mrs.8.Richey and Mr.P.Ber- vla Chap ticket Your street rep.year.Grey Den are in the ead during the winter, only to be| \"Mr.George Brown of St.Mau- 28rd.10 em of will no doubt be calling on you.Just nos for noie fine efforts torn loose.Anyone know thv|rice Su, lost his father last Lor The Ladies Auxiliary held a © Sa \u201cStars were presented Lo puilty culprits?Such acts of van- week and our sympathy is ox d M h |e very suceessfui Fashion Show David Robbie of Colonia Ave.dalism should be most severely garde lo pa Toth peau mn J.A C aude eloche on Tuesday night at the school.Peter MeLarnon of Lemoyne Si In Ser | iésgow, Scotland, and Bad ju rz ue Further details cisewhere in and David Lucking of Lang Ave.ious happens.Who will pay for retired in December George ' LIFE 3 EC this issue.Jimmie Harvey of Duquette St.the damage?Most definitely not flew over to Glasgow, to be with: e FIRE re fur Don't forget your Committee received his \u201cnd Star a week the children who wrecked the [iEW OVel NO ES | i , on get your any Tee : (ot .shack.People say lo kecp the Mis family and will most likely | o AUTO the Meeting Ladies next Tuesday, ago, Congratulations boys.shack.People say lc Mél return où March 20th.1 © ACCIDENT .the 20th.at Lee Jennings home.Evervone enjoyed an ice shack locked \u2014 yet, if the boys on | o GROUF thal Also watch for further details cream féeedine contest involv- tear the locks off the door, wha! Mardi Gras in Chateauguay?N tha on a Food Demonstration com- ing three boys and their dads.JO À , sood 1s that?Anyone with & good * Last Tuesday night we were | Chateauguay J cur ing up on April 17th.Presented Mr.McLarnon and Peter were Guest speakers at the Career College; Miss Jenkins Asst.Prof.Guyon, R.C.N, Donnaconna, solution , Don't forget pAPOTANI slightiy annoycd by the persis- | 32 Reid i ap by ,Shavwitigat Power.Lhe nner Mi Part Conference just before they went Household Science, Macdonald Montreal; Mr.C.G.Harding, M.p in à permanent place now, lent ringing of the doorbell at X.7.8758 the Cu Ss ih vus arents\u2019 St, Patrick's owing the Yrs to classrooms to speak to pupils, College; Mrs.A.J.Mennie, Bell 1P.E.Inspector Power Plant and and with summer coming along, 2:18 FM Two fous + were OX, 2- are 1 a Cubs at Maple School coût 0 Caer.Bis Does planned of grades 10 and 11 from the Telephone Co.; Const.Conde Machinery for the Employers| certainly won't do much to en- ous Gras hr Homies iF a | has UE ice turnout of parents.f March 24th.These girls[schools in the Chateauguay Crepeau, R.C.M.P., Montreal C.Liability \u201cAssurance Corp.Ltd.|hance the surrounding if the boys Mardi Gras we onder If we as with a Fe or Shiold alent Wy Ist be PÔA \"members \u2018The Valley.1B.who was guest speaker at thel-re pulling it to pieces now.\u20ac vA\u20ac onsy ones, ever Heard \u2014 \u2014 pre 00 me At wis Lime a oid Sve Oy COAL will be a $1.00.which will Front row, L.to R.: Fit.Lt.Back row, L.to R.: Mr.Feter banquet; Dr.Kenneth M.Gaver, Think it over folks, any good === = \u2014 is rere er == li imeade, bowling.bus fare and |Gagne from the Royal Military Ross, C.A., Sec.Treas, School Director uf Research, Ogilvie suggestions would be more than I | - : | The | WATC, 1CR OUR Hjor ges.Tickets are limited so re- College at St.John's; Mrs.Iona- Municipality of Chateauguay; Flour Mills; Rov.John Buck and veicome.After all, this is our > ; 7 hy mene : {| serve yours now with Mrs.Rob- ling operating room nurse, Prof.Brown Assoc.Prof.Agron-| pW Was oes Soll Se qin community and it is up to each Lis 6 | fir = at OX, 2-9147.Barrie Memorial Hospital; Miss omy and Genetics, Macdonald fjign School.and everyone of us to see that it I | The bowling will be at Hand- Winona Wood, chairman of Phys.| College; Mr.Fred Knight, Per- hoto by Larry Cowper).| it is a place we can point to with A i à ! the | | field's Bowling Alleys on Sala- Education Division Macdonald sonnel mgr.Montreal Star; Lt.(Photo by Larry Cowper).pride as being our chosen ; I | berry.A bus will be leaving the | mt = | Jones\u2019 \u201chome\u201d.| ELECTROHOME R ) : | Parksite at 12:45.little friends bowling with him Standings as at March th.be held once again at Mrs.Jones eo : 1 St.Patrick's Teen Dance to the West End Bowling Alley sputnicks, 58; Cubs, 56; Clovers, home.o- Social fi-vites : H U M | D | F | E R S ! q iday ni Mare! h.| 11 had a Lime.- Tigers - Aces : - ; \u2018Rideout \u2014 Clarke | Maple Sohal wi pare scene abby bi rihd ay to Mona a Leer we oppor rs Bowling Scores \u2014 Friday Mar.9 The marriage of Diane Helen Lo \u201css 4 A ' {of another Teen Town Social Thompson of Theberge St., who > , , High Single: 152 Clarke, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Model A26 \u2018Model A57D | Model 77D T PEN I}! Club Dance.This time a St.|will be 5 years old on Saturday, Rockets, 33.ieht, Re.Ladies: Mrs.D.Esdon .E.W.Clarke of 3 St.Luc Street, ode : | | |! Patrick's Dance with music by March 17th, when she's having High Triple for the ne ; a Men: Mr.P.Poupart -\u2014- 147| West Tind, to Mr.Arthur Rideout ] oh _ | Hed ; 9 \u201cThe Decades\u201d.It is hoped that [some little friends in to help, jeanne Ledue, 469; High Single! figh Triple: of Newfoundland, took place in Reg.$29.95 | i Reg.49.95 Reg.69.95 | Starting March 26 | there will be a large turnout her celebrate.; for the night, Ruth Thompson,| Ladies: Mrs.W.Roy _____.BTL AN Saints Church.Crawford | ! call and also the committee would| C.P.O.A.Ladies Bowlingl169.| Men: Mr.Pacholka ___.__ 3651 Park, on Soturday, March 8rd at | | the like to see as many as possible 7 TT - 0 = Season High Single: Ladies 5 pm.The bride was dressed $21 95 $34 95 95 | hea WI LL | wearing green for the occasion.Mrs.Langdale ___._.___.__ 180 lin à floor-length gown of nylon .| | .L Happy Birthday Mrs.& Jenney Somme 1 with brocade inserts.After the \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 = \u2014\u2014 ee = \u2014 he | A happy birihday to Michael T E A U G U A Y Irs.Gauthier.ceremony a reception was held | IE PHARMACY Kleikar of Colonia Ave, who C H A raser Le Men 943 #t the home of the bride's var NEW STORE HOURS is | will be 3 years old on March CT Qe mmm mmmmme oo 520 ents in Chateauguay Centre.The - ope l13th.\u2019 R O U N D U P Mr.J.Simmons 232 couple are to take up residence Mon., Tues., Wed., 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.is à A.SENECAL, L.Ph.Prop.||\" '\u2018Aiso to Mayne Pape of Car- Mr.G.Rankin -.-\u2014\u2014.2311 in Montreal.Thurs., Fri.,, 9 am.to 9 p.m.- = dinal St.who is 4 years old on .Season High Triple: Ladies -0- Dey > JE, : TEL.692-6715 i March 7th.(by JOHN McDONALD ) Mrs.D.Houston ___.___ 446 Saturday.March 10th Saturday, 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.\u2018 in pécEPEE DE dE que, \u20ac Zee Re TE 10 aimer SS o THD, Lot ; en > av Dorothy Harris of Cardinai St.- rs.L.Larocque _____.____.= LR A ee RE te ; ic ; Chateauguay Basin who celebrated on Sunday.Phone No.OX.2-2647 Season High Triple: Men |__| Street had à party at his home y, the! \u2014\u2014\u2014 Sos March 11th.Mr.F.Jones o.oo.593 to celebrate his {fifteenth birth- in à Toss A WEEK 10\" Bhi Bors \"ot Senki The nals the Chatcsuguay the caster gagier and taking Me 3 Somme \"777 Mal day Teenagers altnding th \" î S \u2018to Ip Baylis 0 nederge Vall Junior Hockey League|a shot, force 1e goaler r.G.Rankin ._____ JE art) urgit Baessier, Na- y _ S ss | 3 who was 7 years old on got 65 der way last Y saturday make the first move, then] Season Average: Ladies dine Clarke, Peggy Cherrier.HARDWARE - FURNITURE APPLIANCES the February 24th.Phillip took his night at Loyola College and|placed a shot to the left hand Mrs.Moneypenny ._______.106.7 Mary Didkowsky, Bernice Sa- 21e | .ol.OX.2-6472 rule LU Cv _ _ \u2014_\u2014 em 6 over 200 fans saw those Mighty corner to make the score 2 to 0.Mrs.J.Penny J, 105.2 voury, Micheline Drouin, David 345 Youville Te : : ) lise - Mohawks from Caughnawaga|Roy \u2018Jacobs got the Mohawks!| Mrs, S.Jones 7777077 105.1; Lowe, Garry Rankin, Freddie .CI £ TY continue on their winning ways third tally on a shot from about geuson Average: Men Mueller, Stewart Cotion, Billy Chateauguay Station im - with a 3 to 0 victory over the)35 feet out which the Castor |yr, J.Simmons .____.__ 135.5{ Mulshoff, David Fuller, Johnny stuc n Chateauguay Center Castors.goaler was screened on.A few Nr F.Jones oo \u2014.____ 135.25 Didkowsky, Robert and Jean! x = \u2014 mms iti S ALON The Mohawks finishing third interesting highlights of the 1 CE Dee S012 - Se TS iti in te four-team loop polished game were, Lhe wae Dumber dar ; .; off the League Champions Lions Of fans to see 1\u20ac , inte Located next to Chateau Textiles in the semi-finals and now singing of our National Anthem tion == , ; have a one game lead in the by the SLOTS | 155 St.Jean Baptiste finals.Saturday's game was a|game and the in- between A Blvd.\u2014Chateauguay real thrilling one to watch and| period display on the ice by the Tel.692-4411 had the fans on their feet| Mohawks Cheer Leaders.vea el.) Cheering their teams on.The| An All-Star team of Bantams | lar; e e : 800 to S15.00 irst and second periods were| from the C ateauguay Distric ! red Permanents > scoreless with both goaltenders; Minor Sports Association under n alize in: Hair Tinting e Hair Cutting e Permanents (coming up with some real im- Refcree-in-chief John Dempster.Le We specialize in: e g > S 0 Selection Of Sprin Hats portant saves.In the third will compete in a Metropolitan imi ee Jur Selecti ring > \\period young Conrad Bouvais,| Bantam Tournament at the {ial a \u2014 with ten minutes to play left in| Paul Sauve Arena.Fri.March of \u2014 the game beat the Castors 16th.at 7.00 p.m.The boys have Ra Ë \\ 7 14 / goaler with a shot to the low had three practices together un- PM AE hig \\ / ! | left corner.to give the Mohawks der the shrewd eye of Coach ve - ) a 1 to 0 lead.the Castors fought Dempster and look like a team \u201c back desperately and were busy| we of Chateauguay should be 2 all around the Mohawks net.proud of.Twenty-eight teams - But for some fine net minding |are entered in this tournament by Williams could have got the |and one loss will mean elimina- equalizer.The Mohawks second tion, Our lads will be meeting pa | ) goal was a real beauty.Clifford the St.Irenee team.So come on Folks, get out there and root our lads on to victory.Ryce on a breakaway from center ice, came in all alone on és GIVE YOUR CHILDREN = bei ue Lea ; \u201cUT | poses ° Ce for BOWLING PARTY PET WEST END i i à .me Tel.692-9331 for information ) me Correspondent: vo MONDAY TO FRIDAY Mrs.KENNETH SMEALL, ; the Duck Pins 25c : 20 St.Louls Rd.IT'S A LANTERN, spreading a bright light evenly > SPECIALS Ten Pins 40c¢ ; Route Boy: over a large area.pa ; ; EDDIE SMEALL, , HT wi Nj is with a powerful, long range il _ _ EFFECTIVE UNTIL 5 PM.\u2014, dB iad 20 St.Louis Rd.OX.26190 | Ir $ A SEARCHLIGHT with p ' Li 1 ; Sneezes, sniffles and sore; Esden will take the tickets at ; Cr Bot! Ta RE E sa MES \u2019 F t .throats seem prevalent in most the door.Mrs.W.Cummings IT'S A SAFETY BEACON with a red flashing light tir oth \u201cen tins an uc Ins teature: homes, while quite a few have gave several of the ladies tickets for emergencies._ \\ , is | The Red King Pin Contest.been confined to bed with the | for the bingo, and they will can- ces _ ges st 20 CAN V AUTAMATIF Tanne flu.At this time of the year vass the development to sell ro 30 COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC LANES AT mothers have more than their same.It was decided that nothing Whether you're at home or in the field, on the road, DT WEST EN D BOWLA RAMA share of problems trying to keep further would be done about the trail or in a boat, you'll find the Atlas all- n - junior dry.The sun has been! buying pins for the girls figure on roty lator the handiest, most useful a so hot all week that the melting skating this year, but this wi purpose sa L use m CHATEAUGUAY COMMERCIAL CENTRE snow has left puddles every-!be looked into next year = the lantern you've ever seen.This offer is for a limited nu \u2014_\u2014 78 here.And to a toddler's mind, start, of She diourned on à mo.time only so make sure you get your Atlas all he row rrocrseon \u2026 f than 4 | ¥ | om, 1 yet | Hom by Mrs.Cummings, seconded re Oe os soon © : see a child walk around a puddle, by Mrs.H.: - - 3 its much more fun to wade -0- x ( H A Ï E A U G A through it, just to see how deep| Don\u2019t forget, the West End of 4 it is.In the meantime mother| Homeowners\u2019 Association meet- » i is at wit's end trying to keep an| ing on Tuesday, March 20th, at YOURS ; endless supply of dry mittens.|8:15 pm.Highway No 3 and 4, Chat monts time, [here shouldn't be o Now ing the Alas > n , eaugua th\u2019s time, there sho ; - k lghway No a a guay any snow.then we'll just have| English Catholic P-TA, Meet- FOR ONLY (including the as, \\ EVERY SUNDAY ] ; ith.How- ing, Wednesday, March 21st, | the mud to ontend win.2 Swi 8.00 p.m.St, Jude's Cafeteria, CE ever, shou on ug tre.Social even- h: is Il the streets are| Chateauguay Centre.\u2018 1 Saved Aone.Tamer te ng fing, [eireshments after the MUCH BELOW ITS ACTUAL RETAIL VALUE \u201c À ; , $1.90 \u2014 Children $1.00 spring three years ago when you meeting.0 (plus sales tax where applicable) - co ! , .couldn't even walk down St, .J Table d\u2019Hote: $1.50 up Louis without losing a rubber! Everyone receive |B notice a- _ à Business Men's Lunches, 93¢ in the mud \u2014 nearly everyone hout our St.Patrick's dance?had boardwalks from their house The Social Committee have been ME APPEARS BELOW FOR YOUR RECEPTIONS to the highway.So you can see, |busy once again and tickets are AVAILABLE ONLY FROM THE IMPERIAL ESSO AGENT WHOSE NA Weddi o ti 1 1 f things really have improved.available from the committee, in- L M.PARENT F.JODOIN \u20ac ngs rties, large or small, we of- -0- cluding Mr.G.Gourley, Mr.R.iVK, .; fer our 3 Réception Halls FREE of charge | The Ladies Committee Häd thuir Emard and Mr.R.Chevrefils.Huntingdon Chatcauguay -0- monthly meeting on Monday, Phil Jobin at the organ nightl March 5th, at the home of Mrs.| As usual the Grocery Bingo G.A.MENARD G.BISAILLON g ghtly L.Golden.\u2018The main topic of |held last Wednesday was quite Howick Chateauguay Comfortable Cocktail Lounge discussion was the coming Giant|a success.Heard via the grape- \\ 3 : $|Bingo.Mrs.Hillock and Mrs.vine that Ethel Cherrier had a 6 Modern Motel Units, T.V., Phone, Bath Ingram gave à TURdown of Jno lucky streak and walked away rm izes the collected for this with- a number .We are Open on Sundays event, Mrs.Poupart and Mrs, way the conveners of the next ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST Esso ; TEL.OX.2-3078 FOR RESERVATIONS Golden will distribute the cards.Grocery Bingo are Dorothy Hou- AGENT _ \"00.v while Mrs.F.Jones and Mrs.D.!ston and Ethel Cherrier \u2014 to = 2 Zo TE OT SIET FRIIS: er as 0 Editorial Notes Bad Reports on Town Water E feel that it should be a matter of Via: concern, that our water supply is contaminated in any way.That five bad reports, whether minor or major, have been received within a month, should call for action of some kind.It is, or should be, well known that contaminated water can be a serious threat to the health of all people using it.A filter plant is for the purpose of cleaning water of impurities so as to make the water safe tor human consumption.It was said at the recent Council mecting that the cause of the bad water which raised such a furor a short time ago, is the run off of manure from farm lands bordering the river from which the supply is obtained.It had been reported that the river is polluted, but it was thought that the filter plant was adequate to take care of this and {ilter out the impurities, but apparently this is not so.The samples of the water that are sent in daily for analysis are taken from the mains after the water has been through the filtration process.This means then, that the water in those mains is impure and therefore rates a bad report.The bad report does not mean that the water is entirely unfit for human consumption.but it does mean that the water is not up to the specifications of purity.This fact alone should call for investigation of the entire system to check on what can be done to improve the situation.It is something that should not be allowed to just drift along.The situation occurs too often and eventually it could reach very alarming proportions.The warning has been given, the remedy must be found, it is not something that can be ignored in the hope that it will remedy itself.Water is an important matter for the health of the people and medical authorities are continually warning people who go on vacation to be sure of the water they use and drink.We have gone to considerable expense in having a filtration plant to supply us with as pure as possible a supply of water, yet it is not doing the job it is supposed to.The fact that we have had bad reports proves this, It also proves that we are not getting the protection that the plant is supposed to give.If more cleansing properties are required to give Lhe right amount of protection, then steps should be taken to do this.It is a prime requisition in the interests of the health of all the people.It is a very important and serious matter.This is Health Week HIS week from March 11th to 17th is Canada\u2019s eighteenth annual National Health Week.It is a co-ordinated effort to call to the attention of the Canadian people the necessity for promoting and conserving health by all possible means.The Health League of Canada which sponsors the annual observance, recognizes the fact that health is everybody's husiness and that the cooperation of all voluntary and official agencies is necessary.There are many, many problems which enter into the matter of health, yet by being thoughtful and careful, a large number of them can he overcome.It is rather strange in a land with the high living standard which is found in Canada, that less than a third of the people have the proper nutrition.The food rules for nutrition, if followed, builds strong, disease-resistant bodies.Therefore this is an important point for everyone to make a study of.If our bodies are not strong, then it is very hard to maintain the proper standards of health, It is not the quantity of intake of [ood that counts, it is the nutritional value of the food that is important.Many diseases which were prevalent in past vears and which accounted for the loss of a large number of our population, have been reduced.These have been reduced through the introduction of vaccines which produce immunity.Even polio which had great potential threat, has heen decreased by the use of Salk vaccine, Infant mortality is still too high, there are ten countries with a better Future In TE controversial question these days seems to be elections.The {foremost heing when the Federal clection will be held and all the changes that are being sought for future Quebec Provincial Elections.The first one we cannot answer yet, anymore than anyone else can.It is presumed that a Federal Election may be held this year -\u2014 but when, your guess is as good as the next fellow\u2019s.One thing however, that appears certain, there will be four separate parties in the field when it is called.There will be Social Credit, New Democratic Party, Liberals and Progressive-Conservatives.You take your choice.It is understood that Social Credit will come out strong in Quebec this time, but how it will be throughout Canada is not yet certain.Already Social Credit is stomping the country and feels it has a very good chance on account of having won two provinces \u2014 Alberta and British Columbia.The New Democratic Party also feels it has a very good chance of making headway and might even form a government.In Saskatchewan, at least, Tommy Douglas, the Leader, has many friends, having lead the C.C.F.Party to power in that Province over a period of vears.In the industrial Provinces it is quite possible his party may make progress in view of the strong backing of the Unions which make up the Party.There will no doubt be a great battle between all the parties who will be offering \u201cburnt offerings\u201d to the people in hope of catching votes.The Progressive-Conservatives have taken some of the wind out of the iberals bid for higher rates of old age pen- > although the Liberals still have an edge record in infant deaths than Canada.Accidents are taking a great toll of our population, with motor accidents as the greatest cause.Alcoholism is affecting at least one in every fifty adults and the number is increasing daily There are six countries with a worse rate of alcoholism than Canada.Over $500 million is lost annually in wages in industry through absenteeism, much of which is preventable.These are only a few of the health problems of this country, there are plenty more.In nearly every case, if not all, something could be done to bring about a decrease and thus improve the health standard of our country.Good health is a priceless asset and one that should be strived for by everyone.There is no doubt that the health of everyone can be improved and the proper attention to nutrition is very important.This need not involve great expense, for the food rules do not call for very expensive varieties of food.They include such items as milk, fruits, vegetables, cereals and breads, meats, fish and eggs, just ordinary everyday items of food that can be spread out over each week, It is an inexpensive contribution to the road of good health and should be followed.Health week is intended to promote thought of health and periodical check-ups hy your doctor are also recommended in order to detect any disease which may be attacking your body and be checked before it reaches dangerous proportions Make Health Week every week and kcep healthy.Elections of $10 per month which might catch a few extra votes.However, there is an uptrend in the economy at this time, according to statistics, from the previous downtrend, and this may make a difference for the Progres- sive-Conservatives.The Liberals are making a strong bid for return to power, by a platform that promises many things.If they take the bull by the horns as the Liberals did in the last Quebec Provincial Election, they may just pull it off.They would then have to worry about carrying out their promises as the Provincial Liberals have had to do.From the few glances at the moment, a Federal election could be very exciting right up to when the final count is taken.In Provincial politics, a similar picture could be painted when that event should take plece.It is not likely that this would be very soon, as the Government platform is only just getting into stride.Should an election be called, it is quite possible there would be four political Parties in the field also.These would include: Liberals, Union Nationale, Social Credit and possibly a new one made up of the Promoters of Separatism.It was announced the past week that the supporters of the separatist movement will likely form a party of their own, unless they can get one of the other two groups to take up their cause and embody it in their own platform.Union Nationale Leader Johnson has already turned it down, so that leaves the Liberals.It is hardly likely that they will take it up, so it would seem that a new party may be formed.There is no doubt there is lots of time for the development of this plan and time \u201cThe Gleaner\u201d Although every precaution will be taken to avoid error, The Gleaner accepts aa- vertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error In any advertisement published here- under unless a proof of such advertisement is requested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business office signed by the adver- Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.KEITH HOWDEN, President and Publisher Authorized as second class matter, Post Office Department, Ottawa Subscription rate: $3.50 per year - U.S.A.$4.50 - Single copy 10c Member of: Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Assoc'ation tiser and with such error or correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case i \"ny error so noted is not corrected \u201cv The Gleaner, its liability shail not evcecd such a proportion of the er.tira cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears ts the while space occupied by such advertisement, Provincial Capital Report * QUEBEC (CP) Premier Lesage told Prime Minister Diefenbaker Municipal elections this year are | 1 this week hydraulic resources are strictly a Provincial affair.i *.1 must persist in my op- ! position to the principle of any meddling by the federal authority in the domain of electric\u2019 energy and cannot agree to be present nor represented at a conference on this subject.\u201d This was part of Premier, Lesage\u2019s reply to an invitation from Prime Minister Diefenbaker to attend a Federal-Provincial Conference on a National Power Grid.,( The Premier said Quebec will discuss power with other pro-, vinces but not while Ottawa is! present.: The correspondence between! himself and the Prime Minister, was tabled during one of the Legislature's brief sittings this, week, most of which was devoted to study of private bills.Outside the House, the Winter Carnival came to an end with fireworks, laughter, folk singing and a few tears as Bonhomme Carnaval \u2014\u2014 The great snowman who spreads good cheer about the city \u2014 left town for another year.The last carnival weekend saw hotels, motels and tourist homes packed and some visitors sleeping in city hall and police headquarters.One hotel reported some reservations already made for next year's carnival period.Back at the Legislature, Montreal's annual bill of Charter Amendments drew most of the attention of the Private Bills Committee.It approved in principle Sun- IOI day elections in the metropolis.scheduled for Sunday, Oct.28, as a result.Mavor Jean Drapeau and Premier Lesage both favored Sunday as un election date.The Premier noted that political rallies usuallv were well attended on Sundays.\u201cThe right to vote is so sacred it is fitting to hold elections on Sundays,\u201d Premier Lesage added.But Opposition Leader Daniel Johnson said he is opposed personally to the idea.Mayor Dra- pean said two Protestant churches the Presbyterion and one other opposed Sunday elections.Others had registered no protest, Montreal's racket-riddled taxi industry came up for discussion, with Independent City Councillor Ravimond Mondor telling the committee some permits were sold 10 times without leaving the hands of the owner.High interest rates left chasers unable to meet ments.The taxi questions were left Up in the air however pending a report from the Provincial Transport Board on the subject.Meanwhile, Transport Minister Gerard Cournover announced that drivers of a popular little ski vehicle being seen more and more often on suburban hills and fields will have to pav $4.for licence plates.Furthermore, they would need a driver's permit and insurance if they ventured onto publie roads.This would curity for all, added.pur- pay- mean Mr.more se- Cournoyer The monthly meeting of the Township Council was held on Monday, March 5th, in the Town | Hall, Mayor Alister Somerville presiding.Councillors A.Derrick, | W.Beatty, H.Poissant, H.White | present.The Auditors report for 1961 was read, discussed in detail and passed.The two foremen in charge of the brush-cutting under the Winter Works programme, Lomer Gagné and Harvey Duquette, reported on the progress made.À letter from Quebec was read to the effect that the Winter Works programme had beon extended to May 31st.In a letter to Council, the Hemmingford Branch of the Canadian Legion wished to put an end to a rumour which has been circulating round the district which suggested that the Branch was interested in acquiring the Town Hall.The Branch wished it known that no Suilding committee had been appointed to enquire into the use of the Town Hall, or any building in Hemmingford, for \u2018he use of the Legion.A High School student on the Year Book Committee, Joe Paré.approached Council with the suggestion that they consider ourchasing ace in the forthcoming Year Book.Council agreed tc purchase half a page.Mr.Ken *\u201d-Niece of Franklin attended t' 2 meeting and ipplied to Counri! for the work of spraying the roadsides during the early Sorirt and Summer to control bru hh.Mr.McNiece explained that he hrd all the necessary cquipmoni sat-up and would like to include Hemming- ford with the olicr ar.as for which he had areudy been engaged.Answerinz a question, he said there was no danger to cattle in the smray used, that it would probadly kill garden nroduce if that produce was planted very near the roadside, out that no spraying wos done when the wind was blowing so there was little danger from drift.Council agreed to consider the matter and to inform Mr.MicNiece at a later date.The Mayor read a letter from the Secretary, Mr.Conrad Priest in which he regretfully tendered his resignation as Secretsry of the Township of Hemminglord.Mr.Priest said it was impessinie for him to devote the num:r of hours that were essential {or the efficient running of the Council business and to conduct ris cwn husiness at the same tim:.He had enjoyed his work of ti: past year, he said, and had giined a good Insight into the workings of Municipal Government He would always keep this keen interest and he prepared to assist Council in any way he could.He wished his resignation to take effect on May ist, The Mayor and Councillors expre-sed their sincere regret at this decision of Mr.Priest's and all agreed he had done an outstandingly good job, putting in many hours in excess of those called for in the original contract.The motion that the Hemmingford News ; Correspondent \u2014 Mrs.A.L\u2019Esperance Hemmingford Township | resignation be accepted was Council Meeting.\u2018reluctantly moved and passed and it was agreed that tenders be asked for, to bc In by March 3lst.-0- Hemmingford Village Council Meeting Meeting of the Village Council was held on Tuesday, March 6th, Mayor Leo Fortin presiding.Councillors W.Smith, L.Simpson, R.Latreille, R.Puissant and W.Keddy present.The main item on the agenda Was a progress report on the building of the new Municipal Building.The Secretary and Councillor W.Keddy provided Council with details and satisfaction was expressed at the progress made, A High School student, Joe Paré, who is on the Year Book Committee, approached Council with the suggestion that they support the school Year Book by purchasing space.Council agreed to purchase a complimentary advertisement to cover half a page.In order to facilitate the work being done on the question of zoning in the district, the Secretary was authorized to purchase from Ottawa a set of aerlal maps of the Village of Hemmingford.The question of the spraying of Eim trees in the village came up for discussion and it was agreed that this Municipality conduct a trial spray of the Elms around the Schools, Churches and Cemeteries.Councillor Smith was appointed to make all necessary preparations.-0- Shrove Tuesday Card Party An enjoyable card party was held on Shrove Tuesday, by the members of the St.Luke's W.Ain the Forest Figshy Hall.There were fourteen tables in play and the prize-winners were: Ladies, 1st.Mrs.Alymer Hadley, 2nd.Mrs.G.J.Brown, 3rd.Mrs.Therese Ouimet.4th.Mrs.Lyle Simpson.Consolation, Mrs.Willie McKay.Gents, Ist.Mr.Allen Radley, 2nd.Mr.Russel] Williams 3rd.Mr.Alfred Cookman, 4th.Mr.GJ.Brown.Consolation, Mr.Dan Hadley.The Dood prize was won by Mr.Bob Petch.After the prizes had been awarded, the President thanked all who had come to make the evening such a success and particularly those who had so genernusly donated prizes and money.The ladies then served refreshments.-0- Athletic Association.The worried frowns are disappearing from the brows of the members of the Athletic Association.At last they are seeing their way clear to continuing their sports programme for another year.The Village Council of Hemmingford have made them a generous donation of $200 and the Township Council one of $150.Now word has been received that the grant of $500 will be forthcoming from the Quebec Government.An excellent winter and summer sports programme, encompassing young and old, is put on every year by this energetic association and much of the work done is on a volun- 7@\u2014 LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS e Report From Ottawa OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) Canadians learned last week that, us of last June 1, there were 18,288,247 of them.And this, said the Dominion Bureau of Statistics in 1ts reckoning of lust vear's census, means that Canada grew at a taster clip during the last 10 years than any time since the west was opened by a wave of immigration in the 1901-11 decade.Since the 1951 census, 4,228 818 new residents were added i 30.2 per-cent increase.Only the 1901-11 increase of 43.2 per cent beats this.In its second major report of the week an earlier one reported that Canada\u2019s balance of payments deficit last vear was reduced to its lowest point since 1955 the bureau produced census figures to show that two- thirds of the population increase occurred in Ontario and Quebec in the 10-year period; that the festest growing provinces were Alberta and British Columbia; that Prince Edward Island and saskatchewan were the slowest, Newfoundland had the highest growth rate among the Atlantic Provinces.Together, Ontario and Quebec accounted for 67 per cent of the increase with Ontario adding 1,638,550 people to reach 6,236,002 and Quebec gaining 1,203,530 for a total of 5259211.Grows Fastest Alberta, the fastest growing province, expanded its population hy 41.8 per cent to 1,331,944 British Columbia recorded a 39.8 per cent gain to 1,629,082.Ontario\u2019s rate of growth was 356 per cent and Quebec's 20.7, Newfoundland's population went up by 26.7 per cent to 457,- 853, Munitoba's by 18.7 per cent to 921,686, New Brunswick by 16.49 per cent to 597,936, Nova Scotin\u2019s by 14.7 to 737.007, Saskatchewan by 11.2 to 925,181 and Prince Edward Island by 6.3 to 104,629, Along with news of a hooming population, came the report of the skrinking balance of payments deficit.Last year, said the bureau, it was down to $989, 000,000 thanks mainly to a sur plus on merchandising trade.This marked a reduction of nearly 20 per cent from the $1,217,000,000 deficit in 1960.But the report said that there was a record high $1,168,000,000 deficit in non-merchandise transactions with other countries lust year.Nearly half of it resulted from dividend and interest.payments on foreign investments.Canada\u2019s merchandise trude position has been improvin- for the last two years, said the resort, but there has been à widening deficit on \u201cinvisible\u201d non- merchandise transactions such as interest and dividend payments and travel and shipping costs.Biggest Factor The biggest single factor in the reduction of the balance of payments deficit was a $179,000,- 100 surplus on commodity trade.When this figure is compared with a $145,000,000 deficit in 1960, it.marks a turnaround eut of $324,000,000, Another announcement on trade last week came from Finance Minister Fleming in the Commons when he said thal Canada and the United States have agreed to a round of turiff- cutting that will affeet about $128.000,000 a year in across-the- border trade.Canada will eut 61 tariff items on a wide range of American goods, and in return the United States will reduce 71 tariff items on Canadian exports.There was no clear indication nn whit this would mean to the Canadian consumer, but Mr Fleming said the long-range ef- feet will he \u201cgreatly enhanced prosnects for Canadian exnorts.\u201d This was one of a series of new tariff-cutfing agreements made hv the United States with 19 countries, and under the rules of the General Agreement on tary basis, but there are some things which must be paid for.Once again they will be ! -0- Ladies\u2019 Bowling Results For February HIGH SINGLE Feb.5th Audrey Reid 220 Feb.12th.C.Menard .205 Feb.19th.J.McNaughton 191 Feb.26th.R.Elvidge 203 HIGH TRIPLE Feb.5th.À.Reid.\u2026 531 Feb.12th.S.Greer 474 Feb, 19th.E.Richards 491 Feb.26th.S.Nadeau 487 TEAM STANDINGS G.Smith .56 J.Gagne .44 S.Keddy .LL Le Le 43 T.Ouimet .483 M.Keddy .41 T.Wallace .39 (Continued on page 13) Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 Tariffs and Trade, these other tariff reductions will be passed on to GATT partners, including Canada.Meanwhile, on the political front, the date of the next general vlection à guessing gume for months wasn't out of the news.Just as though a general elee- tion was the last thing he had mn mind, Prime Minister Diefenbaker rose an the Commons and announced that byelections would be held in Waterloo South und Nicolet Yamaska Sept.10 to fill two of the three vuennt sents, The announcement came as a surprise to the many observers who thought the byelection would be held in June, providing a political weather vane for a fall general election.But while this theory has been torpedoed, the byeleetions do nothing to indi cate just when an election might be called.If the general election 1s ealled before Sept 10, the two by- dections will be washed out The Nicolet-Yamnski seat has been vacant sinee ast Oct.6 when Mines Minister Paut Com tois resigned to become Tieu- tenant -Governor of Quebee.Al though the seat has a predoni- nantly liberal record, Mr.Com- tois won it with 11,840 votes compared to 7,219 by his Liberal opponent.The riding is about 50 miles northeast.of Montreal.The Waterloo South seat, south of the dustrial contre of Kitchener, has been vacant sinee last June 6.The late William Anderson won the traditionally conservative sent with a 9841- vote margin \u2014 On a subject far-removed from clections, the House was informed by External Affairs Minister Green that at leust one Cun- iutian serving In Indochina with the international truce commission ins been brought home for violating Canadien law Mr Green did not elaborate on the detarls, but a source outside the House said the case involved the accoptaner of money by un ary officer to smuegle narcoties into Canada, The source sud that other officers tay be involved It 15 understoou that Cana- dinns an Viet Num have frequently heen approached with offers ranging up to $50,000 to deliver narcotics to contacts in Canada, Anti Bomb Women Outside the Commons chamber on Parliament HA last week, women were in the news, À dele- pation of 2500 some carrying babies, came from Montreal to demand that the Canadian Government try to persuade President Kennedy to call off his country's plans for nuclenr testing in the atmosphere.They crowded into the biggest committee room fo present their demands to Mr.Diefenbaker, External Affairs Minister Green and other cabinet ministers, The group also asked that Canada renounce nuclear weapons and take part in the \"non-nuclear club\u201d of uattons proposed by Sweden.The Prime Minister and Mr.Green sand Canada is doing all it can to promote peace and end noeleur mide no \u201cof the explosions, but comtuitments waornen\u2019™ they on any broposals SERVING IN SO MANY WAYS The Red Cross Looks to You The humanitarian achievements of the Red Cross depend on your generosity.Your dollars provide and carry on the essential Red Cross services and programmes in your community.This year\u2014think of the many ways the Red Cross serves you and your neighbour \u2014then plan your donation or pledge to the best of your means.A generous donation will do so much for so many in 1962.Red Cross Needs Your Help Now |.M.KELLY, President Tel.CO.4-5198 MRS.VIOLET ROY, Sccretary Tel.CO.4-5537 Why families feel borrowing befter about from}! FC Hundreds of thousands of Canadian families have complete confidence in HFC.You, too, will like borrowing from à reliable company backed by 84 years experience.You AM'NT] MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN i j ' OF 6 12 20 30 will also appreciate HFC's LOAN months! months) months) months) nearby office, neighborly | or 75 xy\u201d S512 250 44.i .service and privacy.If you wl ih $7 DE 5 731 30.are pa ike to save 500 ie £5 no siz r - 501132; .! ey or w hone L4% 117534! 91.56] 58.11] 4145 ful y, rop in or p n Many other loan amounts snd Household today.tepeyment plans vraitable aione will tell the outcome.However, we can only point out that such a move would be dangerous for the future of Quebec Province.If the movement grew to such proportions that it could form a government, there would be serious implications for everyone.No matter how strong Quebec is at present under today\u2019s conditions, if it was to cut itself off | from the rest of Canada, it would be very ; weak.Despite the fact that so much is said i of autonomy, much Federal assistance comes to Quebec for a number of its services that it would be hard to go along without it.Many other factors would enter into the picture also which would have damaging effects upon the economy.It is doubtful if the British North America Act would he of further use under such circumstances.It is this which preserves the automony of the Province.Thus we see that future elections hold plenty of food for thought in the meantime.(24 ~ ( = gi tla 211 Victoria Street HOUSEH Life insurance available at low group rate G.R.Gendron, Manager + VALLEYFIELD ANG Telephone FR 3-3700 f 10 - The Gleaner Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 Financial Statement MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF vnhsiS£UWN SATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LiABILITIES As at December 31st, 1951 CAPITAL LOAN 1.Assets Improved Streets and Roads Added in 1961 .Sidewalks LL 2 1 Bridge Water System and Sewers Added in 1961 Garage Co oo Town Hall & Fixtures Furniture and Equipment __ Fire Hall \u2014 Added in 1961 .Truck and Box LL 1 Snow Plow Fire Fighting Equipment __._.Due from Revenue Fund ._ Liabilities ; Bonds Outstanding \u2014 Bylaw 58 « 3% Bylaw 64 + 25477 Bylaw 68 à 3! a\".Bylaw 72 4 4% Bylaw 72 à 5°.Bylaw 72 © 6% Reserve for Depreciation As at December 31.1960 Add depreciation.for ycar 1961 _._.Net Fixed Assets As at December 31.1960 Add: Capital expense from rev.1961 Bonds retired in 1961 >» 13.064.863 ltd 66,881.75 4,000.00 19,815.63 5,491.93 34,824.00 270,230.47 2,825.50 5,506.66 1.000.00 4,735.69 3.000.00 200.00 16.267.76 13.705.16 377,602.80 35.300.00 | 23.500.00 16,000.00 30.000.00 4.000.00 23,000.00 136,300.00 70.881.75 BE a ET \u2014 PLANS ON REQUEST.PE FOR FREE ESTIMATES CONTACT VALLEYFIELD 84 Champlain MELOCHEVILLE 8-4th Avenue PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING \u2014 VENTILATION .GAS and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PROPANE GAS SERVICE and INSTALLATION HOME and INDUSTRIAL HUNTINGDON 176 Chateauguay CO.4-5432 CO.8-5788 RI SE FR.3-3881 Less: Depreciation charged \u2014 1961 4,000.00 BUDGETARY REVENUE FUND Assets Cash in the Bank _- Cash in Hand (Bank deposits Jan.2 & 3, 1962) .___.Arrears of 1961 taxes & Charges Property Tax __\" Business Tax _._.Garbage Tax Seigniorial rents Registered Notices Water Rates _ Special Services re water line Arrears for prior years Water rates ee an lL Property taxes & charges _ ee 22122 LA 20 Prepaid Fire Insurance - Balance in Coupon Account For overdue coupons Fur Bonds and Coupons due \u2018Jan.1.1962 Overdeposit at Dec.31, 1960 still in Coupon acc\u2019.| Liabilities Coupons due not cashed Accrued interest on Bonds _ Due to Capital Funt Tota! Liabilities Revenue Fund Surplus As at December 31.1960 Se 41,694.93 Less: Written off arrears of taxes ._.106.41 41,588.52 _- 29.00 \u201c41 559.52 202.45 Less: Written ofl Arrs.Water rates Add: Surplus for year 1961 __ __ REVENUE .Real Estate Tax 1327 ratepayers) Rate 12 mills on a Valuation of $1.790.126) __ Business Tax ._ Garbage Tax Building Permits Dog Tax Interest.on Arrears Water Rates - 211.Special services re water system A Amusement Tax collected less refund _.Less Amount remitted __ Fire Engine Service _._.Miscellaneous rents ee | Winter & Provincial Grant re Winter Works .Winter maintenance of part of route 14 - \u2018 Province of Quebec Grant re Winter roads , Charges re Registered Notices , Damages re broken hydrant _ i EXPENSE Secretary Treasurer's Salary __ General Administration .Town Hall Upkeep _._ County Rate .Street Lighting LL Police and Firé Protection _.Public Assistance _ Public Welfare Stree's and sidewalks \u2014 maintenance \u2014 Water service and sewers \u2014 maintenance \u2014 Garbage Collection and disposal Bonds due in 1961 Bond Interest run in 1961 Seigniorial rent re public property Dog Tags 10e LLLLLL LL Le LL Len L0- Martin Discharge \u2014 - drainage \u2014 ___.! Capital Expense from Revenue New Fire Hall .- _\u2026_ - re streets and roadways Total expense Surplus for year 1961 RECEIVED Cash Balance at December 31, 1960 .___ General Tax on Real Estate for 1961 .Business Tax .- Garbage Tax _ Building Permits aa Dog Licenses LUTTE TT FOOD, FUN, OR FELLOWSHIP.169,921.05 377,602.80 43,604.93 926.05 3.4,216.94 53.00 914.76 259.02 162.57 482.38 2,100.00 18.85 57,043.75 482.38 1,094.24 13,705.16 15,281.78 41,761.97 57.043.75, 21.491.12 994.75 2,204.50 71.50 56.00 134.31 17,830.34 144.10 244.67 975.00 241.00 1.153.09 15.75 94.63 8.35 45.71 45,704.87 900.00 1.002.85 701.56 1,028.50 3,962.28 2,156.34 301.32 1,295.87 7.185.42 5,325.21 1,532.63 9.500.00 5392.11 3.00 10.09 218.75 4,735.69 251.00 45,502.42 202.45 45.704,87 29317.44 17.600.32 01175 1,884.50 71.50 56.00 Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the! Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Barrie Memorial Hospital was held in the Hospital Board Room, on February 26th, at 2 p.m.Mrs.W.O.McClintock presided and welcomed a goodly crowd who braved the elements of the weather, showing a keen interest in the Hospital welfare.Mrs, McClintock expressed her thanks to Mrs.Fearn, Executive and members for their co-opera- tion to further the work of the organization.Mrs.Eugene Sauvé welcomed the French ladies.The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.An isolette has been purchased.It was decided to make a payment of $400.on it, balance to be paid later.Reports from the various committees were given.1st.Publicity by Mrs.O.Goodall.Notices of the Annual and General mectings were read in St.James\u2019 Anglican, St.Mark's Anglican, (Valleyfield) and Franklin Anglican Churches; Ormistown Presbyterian, Georgetown and Riverf{ield Presbyterian (Howick) Rockburn Presbyterian and Valleyfield Presbyterian Churches; St.Paul's United, Ormstown: Franklin, Rennie'\u2019s Zion United Churches; and Val- leyfield United Church on the previous Sundays.Mrs.Sauvé had those announcements read in the Ormstown and Howick Roman Catholic Churches.When we had our Fall Tea and Home Bake Sale notices | were sent to all Protestant, Churches on the South Shore and Ormstown and Howick Roman.Catholic Churches.Notices were inserted in the local English and French news- | papers.| 2nd.Refreshment Committee by Mrs.John Whitehead.Refreshments were served at] our last annual meeting, March 6th.1961; Hospital Day on May 10th, the General Meeting, when we celebrated our 10th Anniversary.We had a Birthday Cake which was shared with ai large number of members and friends.3rd.Membership by Mrs.B.B.McCartney: Aubrey, Riverfield and W.A.Barrie Memorial Hospital Shows Another Successful Year Howick branches 289 members Ormstown ______- 632 members Life Members .8 members TOTAL _______ 929 Members 4th.Bursary Committee by Mrs.W.T.Fearn.In September 1961, a bursary was presented to Miss Louise Sauvé, Ormstown, who is at present a second year student at Maisonneuve Hospital in Montreal.In January of 1962, a bursary was presented to Miss Marilyn Gruer of Ormstown, who entered the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, to begin her nurse's training on February ist.Miss Beverly Smith, Howick is completing her third year at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Montreal and will be writing her R.N examinations in the fall of this year.Mrs.Fearn expressed her sincere gratitude to the members of the Bursary and Credential Committees, who have been most cooperative and helpful during the past year.5th.Aubrey, Howick and Riverfield Branch by Mrs.B.Cairncross.Three meetings were held dur- \u2014 ing the year.On October 23rd, a Tea and Food Sale and Bazaar was held and $192.50 was realized.Receipts of Membership Drive were $357.75.An air mattress and hospital bed, mattress and lamn were our projects, also a Defibulator.6th.Treasurer's Report by Mrs.J.H.McMahon.Financial Statement from March 6th, 1961 to February 26th, 1962.Receipts Bank Balance \u2014 Feb 28th, 1961 | Franklin Centre and $1,418.55 Concession Marathons 91.50 Articles sold by Mrs.W.T.McEwen _ 20.70 n Refseshment Stand receipts at Syrshire Sale oo __ 29.15 Receipts and Donations from Cooking School Demonstration _.____ Membership Fees and Donations .___.- 663.00 Tag Day at Ormstown Fair _.____ 267.94 Proceeds from Arrears of Taxes and charges for Interest on Arrears Water Rates of 1961 Arrears of Water rates from 1960 Seigniorial rents of 1961 Registered Notices Amusement Tax Fire Engine Services - Miscellaneous rents Federal & Provincial Gratis Refunds re \u2014 Telephone .Electricity _ - Administration \u2018outs __._.Town Hall Upkeep .County Rate Town Man _ Sirect Lighting Streets and Sidewalks \u2014 General Waterworks Garbage Disposal and dump Insurance \u2014 Volunteer firemen Seigniorial Rents \u2014 for Ratepay Amusement Tax \u2014 refund Public Assistance Dog Tags - Martin Discharge .Capital Expense from Revenue Land to widen street .Right of Way A Building Fire Hall EU Capital Expenses from Capital Miscellaneous services re water system re winter works _._.Winter Maintenance of part of route 14 _.- Provincial Government Grant re winter roads .__- Damages \u2014 re broken bydrant - Account Receivable re Fire Engine Grant - -.__- _ Rural Inspector \u2014 \u2014 Te streets Wages of Caretaker __ Building Material (sales) Unemployment Insurance Expense .Town truck \u2014 gas, oil, repairs, insurance _ Employers\u2019 Liability Insurance __ Snowplow and Laibility Insurance .117 Insurance on pump house 2-1 Fire truck and insurance and siren .__ for this Municipality - To remitted .__ Donations for Public Welfare Transfers Lo Bond and Coupon Account\u2014for bonds Building Material surplus 8 (refunded) _.BYLAW 72 Expenses Water Line & Pumps .Cash Balance at December 31, 1961 1.- 1960 and prior 5,481.05 92.889.64 PAID OUT 1944.48 ers for coupons 250.00 1.00 4,735.69 4,986.69 64.39 1,803.09 48,358.66 44,530.98 92,889.64 Auditor, WM.L, CARR.BUS SERVICE DAILY LEAVING VALLEYFIELD Duily Sun.Fri-Sat.Daily Except Sun.Only Sun.Only 1045am.4.15p.m.7.45p.m.1045p.m.5.45 p.m.LEAVING HUNTINGDON Sat-Sun.Daily Fri-Sat.Sun.Daily Only Except, Sun.Sun.Only Only 7am.10am.1 pm.7pm.10pm.5 p.m.HUNTINGDON VALLEYFIELD CO.4-2166 FR.3-3666 VALLEYFIELD TERMINUS: FR.3-1313 297.00 ! Hospitality Shop ___- Proceeds from Card Party by Valleyfield Friends Donations - Mrs.Wilsun Howick .__._.-.- Mrs.A.Ross, Valleyfield Receipts from Tea and Bake Sale ._.__.Donations in lieu of flowers (late A.Ross, Valleyfield) Proceeds from Tea held by Mrs.A.Reid, Hemmingford .__.__.Howick, Aubrey and Riverfield Branch Membership Fees ___ Howick, Aubrey and Riverfield Marathon - 1,300.00 536.91 meme ne 30.00 81.00 323.75 27.00 10.00 7.00 Howick, Aubrey and Riverfield Tea and Food Sale -_.-_- 192.95 Total Receipts _.$5,269.95 Expenditures March 6, 1961 \u2014 Feb.26, 1962 Huntingdon Gleaner ___ § Christmas Cards, Hospital Day Cards (National Council) .9.65 Miscellaneous and Anniversary Cake __.40.05 Taxis, phone calls for Sewing Group __.__ 37.80 Auditing Books ._._._ 10.00 Daniels printing _.__- 28.27 (Continued on page 11) PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr.Charles H.Lalonde OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Visual Training - Contact Lenses 42 Ste.Cecile St.Valleyfield Tel.FR.3-2440 CHIROPRACTOR A.J.BELLAVANCE, D.C.Office Hours: Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Friday 1 pm.to 9 p.m.43 Jacques-Cartier Street FR.3-0692 \u2014 Valleyfield Dr.Marc Lefebvre DENTAL SURGEON 1 Garden City Dial CO.4-2989 Huntingdon Ian Watson LAWYER Suite 302, 132 St.James St.W., 46 Salaberry Blvd.Chateauguay, P.Q., Wednesday, 8 to 11 pm.Phone OX, 2-9831 Phones: Montreal VI.2-4451 Chateauguay OX.2-9831 Res.: Howick, Tel.8 Cossette & Cossette LAWYERS 168 Champlain St.FR.3-7234 VALLEYFIELD In County Building, Huntingdon, every Wednesday (Dial CO.4-5306 Huntingdon { Meloche, Perron & Montgomery LAWYERS G.A.Meloche, Q.C.M.Perron D.Montgomery 70 Nicholson St.Dial FR.3-1414 VALLEYFIELD D.MONTGOMERY office at 111 Wellington, Huntingdon Friday 4 to 6 p.m.Tuesday 7 to 8 pm.on appointment only Tel.CO.4-5016 ! | Middleton Hope & Co.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS R.J.P.Dawson, C.A.John F.Lewis, C.A.Wm.G.Hogg, C.A.C.A.Poissant, C.AS.R.Sabler, C.AÀ.H.Garbacz, C.A.635 Dorchester St.W.UN.6-4086 MONTREAL LOANS - SALES Real Estate Examination of Titles Roger Fortier NOTARY Huntingdon CO.4-5306 Dr.Gilles Payette OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted ; Contact Lenses - Hearing Glasses Every Wednesday 2 p.m.to 9 p.mat Aubin Sundries 121 Chateauguay St.Tel.CO.4-2959 Huntingdon Montreal Address: 6519 St.Hubert CR.7-5242 ! ' | \u2019 J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.VETERINARY SURGEON 19 HENDERSON St.Dial CO.4-5381 HUNTINGDON, QUE.Drs.Belisle and Cloutier V.S.VETERINARY SURGEONS Tel.829-2852 Ormstown, Que.Colin J.Campbell NOTARY of the firm of Messrs.Rowat, Van Vliet, Talpis and Campbell Notaries Successor to Donald M.Rowat.Notary Office: County Bldg., Huntingdon Office open Tuesday to Saturday inclusive Mr.Campbell attends each Friday and Saturday, and by appointment Telephones: Huntingdon COrvette 4-5382 Montreal VIctor 2-1791 (collect) Gabriel Poupart NOTARY ST.CHRYSOSTOME, QUE.Tel.9 Office every Thursday at Hemmingford St.Chrysostome 826-4933 Claude Pilon NOTARY 62 Chateauguay St.Tel: Office and Home CO.4-5234 Huntingdon assignee of the records of Mtre Lucien Baillargeon, N.P.Office Hours 9 am.to 5 pm.daily Evenings by appointment R.N.Taylor Co.Ltd.OPTICIANS 1119 St.Catherine St.West VI.9-7331 Montreal -.es eee \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Fortune Drug Store Reg'd JACQUES L'ECUYER, Prop.Rexall Drugs CO.4-2929 Huntingdon George A.Wior, M.D.SPECIALIST Diseases and Surgery of the Eyes Medical Arts Building Sherbrooke Street West Montreal, PQ.Tel, WE, 3-9312 GEORGE W.HILL, Q.C.BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Telephones: | Office UN, 1-8131 - Res.VI, 9-2930 MONTREAL 1538 BUSINESS DIRECTORY E.Brault 87 St.Louis Road, Beauharnois THE GREAT WEST LIFE INSURANCE CO.Fire & Car Insurance Phone: CO.8-3422 Beauharnois Fred E.Orr Chartered Insurance Broker Fire.Automobile and ali lines of Insurance Tel.CH.7-2673 Hemmingford Machine Shop GENERAL MACHINE WORK 105 St.Lawrence St., Valleyfield Pattern-Maker \u2014 Shafting Oxy-Acetylene Welding ISAIE QUENNEVILLE W.Keddy & Son Ltd.Lumber & Building Material General Contractors Mill Work \u2014 Sash & Door Manufacturers Tel.CH.7-2030 .Hemmingford + Laberge & Lalonde Ltd.PLUMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL WORKERS Government Licensed Roofing Supplies, Propane Gas and Wood Ranges 178 Chateauguay St.CO.4-5431 Huntingdon A.K.English Chartered Insurance Broker FIRE & GENERAL INSURANCE Representative for Mutual Life Assurance Co.of.Canada and for all forms of: a) Insurance and Bonds Tel.829-2644 Ormstown, Que.The Huntingdon Gleaner has served 98 YEARS \u2014of advertising leadership in the District of Beau- harnois, \u2014of faithful newspaper editing and publishing, \u2014of courteous, fast, relie able service in the print ing field.a \u201c® Hd To To Ba Pas at.on ve 82 t) DETTES er Annual Meeting Barrie.(Continued from page 10) Rental of McDougall Hall | and Ormstown High School 25.00 Stamps for Newsletters 11,52 \u201cristmas Gifts and lavours for Staff Donation, Ormstown Board of Trade Transferred from current account Total Receipts 25.00 750.00 $1,153.85 and patients ______.__ 28.00 Expenditures Baby spoon (for first Monthly allowances for baby of New Year) __ 2.96 Nurses in Training\u2014 Transfer from current 2 nurses, March and account to Bursary February included .$ 310.00 Fund ___.__.____._ 750.00 Initial cost of uni- Bank Exchange on forms, etc.for two cheques & U.S.silver 1.36 nurses in training __ 400.00 To BMH.2nd and 3rd Balance in Bank for and final installment Bursary Fund ______ 443.85 on washer _______.__.530.00 _ To B.M.H.1st Install- $1,153.85 ment, on Isolette ____ 200.00 STH REPORT OF To B.M.H.for Birth WAYS AND MEANS Certificates -_____.__ 136.00 by Mrs.E.Forrester Howick, Aubrey and Receipts Riverfield Branch Marathons (cards) _.$ 9150 Defibulator -_._______ 345.00| G.E.and S.W.P.Co.Howick, Aubrey and demonstration _______ 227.00 Riverfield Branch Refreshment Stand, Air mattress ________ 249.50 Ayrshire Sale ________ 29.15 Howick, Aubrey and Tag Day, Ormstown Riverfield Branch 1st Exhibition __________ 267.94 installment on bed, Bake Sale and Tea ___._ 536.91 mattress and lamp .125.00 -_\u2014 TOTAL.______ $1,152.50 Total Expenditure $4,543.91 Total Receipts _._.___ $5,269.95 Total Expenditures .4,543.91 Bank Balance ._._.__ $726.04 Feb.26, 1962, Bursary Financial Report by Mrs.MacMahon Receipts Balance in Bursary Fund.Feb.28, 1961 __ $ 342.10 Bank Interest April to October _____ 11.72 Donation from Ormsdale Chapter Eastern Star 25.00 if Youre TIRED Now and then everybody gets a \u201c\u201ctired-out\u201d feeling and may be bothered by backaches.Porhaps nothing seriously wrong, Just a tempor ary condition causod by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort, That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may sften cause backache and tired feeling.Then you teal better, rest better, work better.9TH REPORT OF HOSPITALITY SHOP by Miss M.Roy Once again I am pleased to report that the Hospitality Shop has had a successful year.Sales have increased and $1,300.has been forwarded to the General Treasurer \u2014 which is an increase of $100.more than 1960.Nothing is accomplished without work and great credit must be given to our volunteers who act as our sales ladies.Mrs.Curtis has done a noble task of getting mernbers for the week days and evenings.Mrs.Davidson had charge of Sunday afternoons.So volunteers, whether you sell 10c or $40,07, you have been on hand, and we do appre- Giate your cooperation.Mrs.McClintock, our President, busy as she is, has had volunteers fairly regular for the Ward Cart, \u201cNIGHT ECONOMY\u201d The ABC of Long Distance Savings: any evening § after9 p.m.§ between points in Ontario and Quebec call station- , to-station! { That\u2019s Bell's \u2018\u201c\u201cNIGHT-ECONOMY\u201d Plan! Lets you talk up to 10 minutes for the price of 5\u2014after that, every two minutes for the price of just one! SOIMOR CEA: = = PSS & cant?Your \"Mr.50\": ROLAND : AMYOT and sales have been very good.To one and all volunteers \u201cThank You\u201d.Mrs.Donald McEwen is replacing Mrs.Curtis for the coming year and I know will receive the same cuoperation as in the past.1f there are members who have not serve in this capacity and wish to \u2018do so, please give us your name.As well, donations are continually received and 1 try to write or say thank you for each.It is heartening to our Committee to have members and friends take time at home to make gifts, or food for sale in our shop.And do please, keep up the good work for we always seem to nced more and more, boottees or Knitted articles for the wee folks \u2014 anything hand made is acceptable for all ages.Remember then, it is the combined effort of the Committee in charge, the volunteers, members and friends who make the Hospitality Shop a worth-while project.Financial Statement Hospitality shop Feb.28, 1961 to Feb.26, 1962 Receipts Bal.reb.28, 1961 ____ $ 85.23 Sales for 12 months __ 4,346.87 TOTAL ._.________.__ $4,432.10 Total Expenditures Government tax _______ Ormstown Wholesale 39.82 Enrg.o_o __.2,315.94 Goods purchased .___ 699.91 To Gen.Treas.W.A.1,300.00 TOTAL ___L.111110000 $4,355.67 Cash to balance Feb.26, 1962 LL.$ 7640 Change in Cash Box _.10.00 10TH REPORT OF SEWING COMMITTEE by Miss Marion Swan We have been to the Hospital to mend and sew 32 times with 13 groups of ladies.The rest of the time, the Committee with the kind help of one or two ladies have been very active.From the middle of July to the end of September we were at the Hospital every week.1,530 pieces of new material were made; 1,012 of this was for the operating room; 518 pieces for second and third floors.For Operating Room and Central Supply \u2014 32 skin towels; 120 tape sponges; 372 small wrappers; 175 medium wrappers; 77 large wrappers; 12 prs.leggings; 30 green towels; 7 Mayo stand covers; 14 prs.OR.boots (canvas); 48 linen towels; 3 G.Y.N.sheets; 3 Lapo sheets; 6 Receiving blankets; 16 arm board covers; 3 mitts for packs; 48 glove wrappers; 15 lifters; 2 large O.R.sheets; 12 green draw sheets; 12 flannelette draw sheets; 5 slings.Other sewing for floors \u2014 226 draw sheets; 9 flannelette draw sheets; 7 rubber draw sheets; 82 pillow causes; 6 prs.flancllette stockings; 36 baby cot mattress covers; 48 white huck towels; 5 baby cot plastic mattress covers; 28 T-binders; 30 sheets; 5 split sheets; 16 liners for cots; 12 pads for heads of baby cots; 8 skulletas binders.The above goes to show the tremendous amount of essential work that is done in the sewing department.To the women who came voluntarily to sew, we thank you, Each chairman moved the adoption of their reports and Mrs.E.Sault seconded them.Mrs.McClintock asked Mrs.Fearn for some suggestions for needed cquipment in the Hospital.Mrs.Fearn said that more beds, mattresses and lamps and foot stools were needed urgently.The following members attended the annual Provincial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting held in Queen Elizabeth Hotel, April 20,1961 \u2014 Mrs.W.O.McClin- tock and Mrs.Brodie Brittain, Mrs.Stalker, Mrs.O.Goodall, Mrs.G.Roy (Howick): Mrs.Adrien Beauchamp and Mrs.Albert Beauchamp.Before Mrs.McClintock vacated the chair, she asked Mrs.Davidson to preside over the meeting.Mrs.C.Moore read the report of the nominating committee, and moved its adoption.Mrs.V.Curtis seconded it.Carried, Honorary President, Mrs.C.Bryson; Past President, Mrs.Wm.McClintock; President, Mrs.H.Brodie Brittain; 1st Vice- President, Mrs.Mervin Barring- ton; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs.Eugene Sauvé; Secretary, Mrs.J.C.Moore; Treasurer, Mrs.H.J.McMahon.Committees: Publicity \u2014 Mrs.J.C.Johnson (chairman): Mrs.Eugene Sauvé, Mrs.Merrill Stalker.Membership Mrs.Frank Anderson (chairman); Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.Clarence Saumier, Mrs.Bernard Poirier.Board of Governors \u2014 Mrs.J.A.Davidson.Sewing \u2014 Miss Marion Swan (chairman); Mrs.John McCaf- frey.Mrs.M.R.Stalker, Mrs.Geo.Cottingham Jr.Ways and Means \u2014 Mrs.Earl Forrester (chairman): Mrs.A.Chatigny, Mrs.J.Barrette.Mrs.} Geo.Elliott, Mrs.Allan English, Mrs.Alvin Gruer, Mrs.B.B.Mc- Cartney, Mrs.R.McGerrigle, Mrs.Earl Sault.Refreshments \u2014 Mrs.Leslie Cavers \u2018\u201chairman), Mrs.Albert Beauchamp, Mrs.Emile Beau- champ, Mrs.William Bennett, Miss Caroline Brown, Miss Jessie Brown, Mrs, Ulysse Etienne, Mrs.John Whitehead.Hospitality Shop \u2014 Miss Marjorie Roy (chairman): Mrs.J.A.( Davidson, Mrs.Donald McEwen, : Miss Gladys Noakes, Mrs.II.G.McLaren.Mrs.Ward Rember, Mrs.C.Tobin.Service \u2014 Miss Mildred Hay (chairman); Mrs.Wm.Meikle, Council Meetings ORMSTOWN VILLAGE COUNCIL Ormstown Village Council, met on Monday, March 5th, Mayor A.A.McCormick presiding.Moved and seconded that the Financial Report for the year 1961, audited by W.L.Carr be accepted and published in the Huntingdon Gleaner and Le Progrès de Valleyfield.Moved and seconded that the following accounts be approved for payment; Shawinigan Water and Power $527.95; The Bell Telephone Co.of Canada $30.32; The Dominion Fire Insurance 324000; The Royal Exchange Assurance $10.00; Wm.L.Carr 3230.00; Shell Oil Co., $7897; B.L.McGerrigle $24.92; Dep't de la Voirie $30.80; Ormstown Pharmacy $13.78, Markrite of Canada 310.28; Le Progrès de Valley- field $8.96; The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.$3.50; D.A.Barring- won $3.46; Jean Lord 0.73; Tremblay Service Station $58.59; Wallace Coliins $123.00; Agapuis Dumas $69.50; Oscar Laberge $8.00; Rolland Page $228.00, Paul Boudreau $12.50; Jacques Chas- ie $12.00; Florian Dumas $16.00; Donald Primeau $488.25; Wallace Collins $81.00; B.McCartney 34.00; R.Vallée Body Shop $4.20; Edouard Lefebvre $8.50; W.Donald Lang $45.00: Albert Cote $34.00; D.A.McCormick $28.00; J.R.Campbell and Sons $302.90.Moved and seconded that Wallace Collins be paid $3.00 per hour when using the Snow Blower, Moved and scconded that $25.00 be voted Lo the Ormstown Boy Scouts Committee, Moved and seconded that 500 feet of 2%\" Fire Hose and 1\u2014 Siamaseo Y-\u2014Connection be ordered tarough B.MeCartney.Counciller D'Aoust was appointed in charge of workmen until, April meeting of Council.ORMSTOWN PARISH COUNCIL Ormstown Parish Council] met un Tuesday, March 6th, Council- ior Thibeault absent, Mayor Arnoid Bryson presiding.~ Moved and seconded that the following accounts be approved for payment.Minister of Finance $24.80: Royal Exchange $10.00: Le Progrès de Valleyfield $8.96; The Huntingdon Gleaner Ine.$3.50: Department de la Voirie 5422.61: R.Vallée Body Shop $22.00; Ernest Rennie and Sons Reg'd 84.37: Cesaire Poissant $18.50; Lamb and Waller $25.70; Ernest Guilbeault $816.00; A.A.McCormick $816.00: Armand Si- cotte and Pils 820.56: Shawini- zan Water and Power Co.$11.10 Village of Ormstown $150.00.Moved and seconded that the following change of ownership de made in the valuation roll; Roch Montcalm to Ernest Sauve lot 734; Etienne Primeau to Anita Primeau 1192 P1193 tdona- tions Herve Bayard to Leandre Bayard P921; Roger Simard tu Graticn St-Yves 1080-5 P1080-4: Roger Simard to François Bois- vert 108-3-P1080-4.\u2019 Councillor Bryson gave notice! of motion that al, the next regular! meeting of Council he would | bring in a By-law giving effect «0 the Winter Works Program Miss Marjorie White, Mrs.J, P.Beaudry.Bursary \u2014 Mrs.M.Gartshore, Mrs.J.A.Davidson, Mrs.N.Calto, Mrs.W.T.Fearn, Mrs.C.Tobin, Miss Albertine Forget, Mrs.Gerald Roy, Mrs.H.B.Brittain.Nominating Committee (1963) \u2014 Mrs.J.A.Davidson, Miss Marion Swan, Mrs.J.C.Moore, Mrs.Olive Goodall, Mrs.A.Bru- - net, After the new Executive was installed, Mrs.Brittain took the Chair, ; MRS.BRODIE BRITTAIN'S | ADDRESS ! It is an honour for me to be your president \u2014 a trust I shall try to fulfil to the best of my ability.| As you know, this Auxiliary is now ten years old.Five very capable ladies have preceded me as president.They have set me à fine example and a high standard.I shall try to follow in their train.With God\u2019s help and your continued cooperation, we will continue to expand.I have been much interested ; in the reports just given.They | show a record of work well] done.We have much of which; to be proud in past accomplish- | ments.There is a place for.every lady to fill.Some can only | pay their dollar fee and attend the general meetings \u2014 for this : we are grateful.Others can, render more, such as serving in the Hospitality Shop, taking the ward cart around to the patients, baking at home, sewing, knitting goods to be sold at the Shop, serving on committees, and so on down the line: but some- | where there is a place for vou.| At this time, I would like to | pay tribute to Mrs.McClintock, | our retiring president.Her two years in office have not heen without their problems.In her | quiet and efficient manner she has performed her duties well.! It is a privilege for me to vre- sent this plant to Mrs.McClin- tock from her executive in rec- ngnition of her faithful service.After Mrs.Brittain's address the meeting was adjourned.A social hour followed \u2014 the re- | freshment committee serving de- | licious refreshments.We celebrated our 10th Anni- | versary and during those years.with the following presidents \u2014| Mrs.C.Bryson, Mrs.Geo.Elliott, Mrs.À.A.McCormick, Mrs.J.A.Davidson, Mrs.W.O.McClin-\" tock, a tremendous amount of work has heen accomplished.We hope the coming vears will be as successful for our Auxiliary, LITTLE DENMARK Repotting Plants Repotting of house plants is usually done in the spring, however check your plant by turning the pot upside down and tapping it gently against wood, while holding the stem firmly between your index and second fingers, The plant will fall out in your hand and if the soil is covered with webbed, dryish roots you know your plant is potbound and should be repottea.As a rule a pot oue size larger is adequate.If you use new pots soak them in water first, and if you are re-using old ones make sure you clean them thoroughly and serub them well with a stiff brush to remove all mold or fungus.Cover the hole in the pot with a piece of broken crockery, then add a little potting mixture.Place the plant in the pot, and fill in around the roots, leaving a space of one inch below the rim.Scitle the soil by jarring the pot against the table or bench and then pack it by pressing it with your fin- kor lightly until it is evenly irm, When you have finished re- potting, water the soil thoroughly.If the water passes through it rapidly press it down.If the water remains on top loosen the soil a little.It is important to avoid over- watering the plant before new roots can establish themselves.A good standard potting mixture would be one-half good garden soil, one-quarter peat- moss and one-quarter sand.To this add some manure and bonemeal.When changing the soil in a planter, soak the soil for a few hours and then, using a fork, dig each plant out preserving as many roots as possible.After removing the plants take out for the purpose of cutting trees and triming the branches where needed on the roads in the municipality.Correspondence from the Ormstown Boy Scouts Group asking for a donation to their funds, no action was taken, Vel Construction Co., Ltd asking for à permit to operate an asphalt, plant in the Municipality.The Sceretary was to reply stating Home Gardening Tips By Lie/ Jacobson FLOWER SHOP manner as mentioned each plant loses a few \"ve.As PSE LS in all the old soil and replace Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 The Gleaner -11 with new.Place the plants back | for the same\u2019 souyation is uncertain, accord- Encyclopedia Americana, in the new better balance .soil in this process it is necessary to cut back the tops WHAT ADAM MEANS .Adin is the Hebrew word | ing one.to achieve ing to \u201cman\u201d or \u201cmankind\u201d.Ita \u2018but may have meant \u201creddish.\u201d Financial Statement Municipality of St.Anicet Parish STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS for the period ending on December 31, 1961 RECEIPTS Current Tax Tax arrears .Taxes collected in excess Grants of Provincial and Federal Governments: 10,908.88 3,870.29 3,00 14,782.17 \u2014\u2014 ee Provincial Government -\u2014 Upkeep of winter roads Provincial and Federal OTHER RECEIPTS Sale of truck Spec.tax for garbage col.Interests and fees for notices Return on insurance .- Hall rental .Dump - Ste.Barbe Municip.Dog licences Miscellaneous receipts Winter works 9,263.68 13,873.78 1,400.00 2,243.85 161.22 205,35 15.00 109.55 351.50 21.86 4,508.32 2,417.90 Add: Money in cash and in bank on Dec.31, 1961 DISBURSEMENTS: Road upkeep .Upkeep of ditches and snow fences Upkeeping of winter roads Public dump .Upkeep and maintenance of Municipal Hall Public assistance County Council Telephone Electricity ee Advertising, gifts, travel and representation .Loa Gen.cost.of administration Stationeries and office costs Secretary salary .- legal and verification fees Evaluation fees Election costs Interest and bank fees Refund of loans Costs for fire Truck insurance _ Winter works ._ ___.__ Capital expenses on the reve- that the present arrangement was not satisfactory.Catt i rteiors Rd TRO Les ve nues, payment on trucks and equipment RN onde AE Koes Satie Kon ana TE LE 1,850.92 44,077.82 1072.75 49275 4,137.40 2,256.00 146.27 927.78 1,265.4 57.06 910.35 484.48 254 H7 245,72 1.006,00 230.00 101.50) 57.00 1,587.42 2,500.00 300,00 429.20 15,509.06 33,372.70 4,931.4 sidewalks and roads Add: Money in cash and in bank on Duc.31, 1961 | Eve could derive from \u2018tbe liv- 682.82 5,614.06 38,986.76 5,001.06 14078 STATEMENT OF REVENUR AND EXPENSE for the period ending December 31st, 1961 REVENUE: Land Tar Evaluation of S1,958,860.00 at $0.75 per $100.00 (irants of Provincial and Federal Governments Provincial Government Prov.and Federal Gov.(ther Revenues Sale of truck Spec.Tax for garbage col.Various licences Interest and fees for notices Return on insurance Hall rental Dump Ste.Barbe Municip.Miscellancous receipts EXPENSES Road upkeep Upkeep of ditehes Upkeep of winter rods Public dump Upkeep and Maintenance of Municipal Hall Public assistance County Council Telephone Klectricity Advertising, gifts, representation Gen.Administration costs travel and Stationeries and office costs Salary of secretary Tegal and verification tees Election costs Fivaluation costs Interest and bank costs Fire costs Truck insurance Winter works Erpenses of Capital Payment of {rucks and equip ment Roads and sidewalks Net profit.of the period HOW MANY BANKING SERVICES WILL BE AVAILABLE HERE?A complete range of banking services \u2014because this is the site ' of a new branch of a chartered bank [Future customers will come here \u2018to do all their banking, because only in a chartered bank is it \u2019 possible for all banking to be done under one roof / Each branch, large i or small, offers a full banking service, from cashing a cheque to financing foreign trade.Each has a staff trained and eager to render the high standard of service that features chartered banking in Canada.THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY nid , Winter roads winter works 1,400.00 2,177.00 351.50 161.22 206.30 1.2.00 109.55 21,85 107267 4070 4,187.10 2,256.00 146.92 92778 1,265.42 57,96 910.45 38448 260.25 245.77 1.000.00 230.00 077.00 101.50 1,537.3 400.00 420.00 0.06 4081.24 [SRI 14,692.20 9,253.88 13,873.73 4,441.47 12,261.08 30,887.08 5614.06 36,001.14 5,750.94 42,261.08 MARCEL QUESNFEL, L.Sc., CA. 12 - The Gleaner Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 play :N honour of St Maple Leaf Grange March 20th, Youth Group \u2014 Chairman O'Conner would ke Trish Plaviet \u2014 Youth Chaurman à good representation ol the Corel O'Conner «nnoune-d \u2018hat You to attend thoy meshing, \u201cwerai mimbers 21 7he Grange Inc uding the Youll Group Youth, wun.* pui: ou à cnort Conmorce.The Prince and Princess Count st (dir Clas ions Wii TREE oe place.as wel as UHienway rues ace, STAMPS\u201d have sent SAV Exsux FREEdom feeds and munbe: J SLRs for Wael Leviurer Kav Wi.amo is grate- tu However, \u201cot stamps which - Commemo- required.oi F M worn Stamps - andu-ties, Agri- Cel the poral Ta Queen and \u201cxders are NOT us the Afro-Assians co the Stamp packages are crested :N propie, but do med the scenes vf natural res urces, éte, Nécéssary co the SE mp Ou: Communism\u201d Pro- cen.The Commuemorative and Poriai stamps tend to show \u2018hese people that Canada and \u201che United States are not back- vard countries as the Russians vou'd have then believe, (The Durtrait shamps su far reecived have been sent to Church Groups who co.iect this type of camper.Please Keep on Sending nthe Type of Stamp Required - Waseh al vour mail \u2014 Canada Tals Some very beautiful ones.New Eves for the Needy Project, Old eyeglasses have been received from several sources, eue a friend from Verdun, roc y @rns | Quebec.These too are urgently needed.Give them to a Grange member or sen mg Tel.2292 Malone, NY.nen ber or send them along to Kay Williams (Hunting- Jd ; i don So many people will [Telephone Collect benefit and be grateful for your mile East Route 11 vfforts \u2018 Last week a List of Deputy Canadian Monev Visits, ete.were listed in the Press.Members of the Grange Accepted at Par will please note that there arc Before seeing anvone else FOR YOUR WATER PROBLEMS consult a man of experience, able to give you adequate help and practical advice.See: AURELE LEBLANC | STE-BARBE TEL.FR.3.2348 Authorized Representative for | HOLLINGER MACHINE COMPANY | 9800 St.Urbain St.Montreal Patrick's\u2019 dax, eurne the Lecturers hour.Severiu ! Council Meeting ELGIN COUNCIL Elgin council held its regular, meeting March 5th, 1962, all councillors present, Mayor Gordon Anderson presided.The following uccounts were ordered puid: Philps & Bour- sun, 523.56; ildore Quesnel, 31: K.M.Ferns, coal, S58.80: A.Saumicr, $19.74: Rolfe & Sons, 5250; Robert Crawford, $186.25.C.E Wiison, $128.00: Thomas \u2018Brooks.$41.83.D.C.Murray.the Pomona SOI: changes, «2: March ta the D puty wil visit {Bongo Grange Not Maple \u201cLoaft Mareh 26:h the visit will be to Brushton with April 3rd.ws the date for Mape Lead \u2018Grave 10 De host to the {Deputies Apri.13:h will be two Chateauguaÿ Grange.Members tare ureed to visit whenever lose This way we \u201cGet To \u2018Know™ one another.| Service and Mospitality Chair- Lan, Anita Smith and her Com- | Imittee Mrs.Leo Curran and! rs, Arthur Rankin, announced \u201cthat rules, ete.had been received {for the National Sewing Contest.Ï \"Entrants can obtain entry ; \u2018blanks by contacting the Com- Emittee, (Grangers only) Apple | Pie Contest to be held in the, (near future.| The Hall Committee is planning a Card Party.Members will \u2018he asked to \u201cFill a Table of Non- Members\u201d if possible to make \"the event successful, The date when decided will be published in the Press.Watch For This Event.A very enjoyable Inccting Was held on March 6th, when Youth Chairman Ceci.O'Connor took lcharge of the Lecturers Pro- {gram hour.There were Readings Iby Miss Dorothy Cosgrove on \u201cThe Shamrock of Ireland\u201d.An Irish Quiz \"Naming the Pats\u2019 by Mrs.C.R.Cosgrove.There was the \"making of Paddy's Pig\u2019 out of green drawing paper which !caused a lot of laughter.An Irish \u2018Reel was danced by the assembly.\u201cThe Legend of the Blarney Sione\u201d was read by Mrs.Kay Williams, Who also sang several | Trish Ballads, Mrs, Gerald Smith! played the piano for the \u201cIrish\u201d.community singing whieh is] always enjoyed by ai.Master ; Peter Tuwiy thanked those assisting in this impromptu program.Refreshments Were.served in keeping with the program when a social hour was spent in charge of Mr.and Mrs.W.Arthur and Miss Hattie Shearer.à i L F | men Der \u2014\u2014 = \"510046: M.M.Hooker, \u201cils \u2018District No.1.83,58; Huntingdon Gleauer, 58.45: He:- ve Primeau, $44.17; Donald Racine, 81248; David Macfarlane, $18.00; Alex.Hay, 58.00.Councillor Arthur was appointed Pro Mayor for three months, It was moved and agreed that commencing April 1st, to November 30th.Council Meetings will be held at 8 o'clock pm.The Mayor was authorized to siun renewal of Sec'y.-Tres, bond.IL was moved and agrecd that the following Special Officers be appointed: Road Committee, Mayor and Councillors, Dawson, Hay and Leduc; Rural Inspectors, Donald Grant, Arthur Goodfellow and Archie Rowat; Pound Keepers.Leslie Hay.Wil- Arthur and Leslie Macfarlane: Valuators, J.Arthur Mac- \u2018farlane.D.L.Brown and Spencer Gavin: Road Inspectors, Frank Shearer; Euclide D'Aoust; 3, Graham Salter: District No.4, Euclide D'Aoust; District No.5, Wilfred Ovans; Robert Crawford, Special Officer over all watercourses.Mr.Spencer Gavin attended the meeting Re: grant for the Huntingdon Agricultural Society Division A.The Council agreed to give S75.00 to said society.° + Kilbain KiLBAIN \u2014 Mr.Art.Champion of Montreal.spent Saturday at their ranch home here.-0- Mrs.Ed.Bannon.Bill, Mrs.James Higgins and Mrs.James Curran, motored to Montreal, on Thursday last.and called on Mrs.John Murphy of Montreal.who is a patient in St.Mary's Hospital, They are glad to report that Mrs.Murphy is much improved at time of writing.District No.2, District No.-0- Mr.and Mrs, Raleigh Hersey, Paddy and Bobby of Montreal, were callers in Huntingdon on Saturday.-0- Mr.Vincent O'Conner spent several days last week at his home.Mr.Emmet O'Connor also Was an over night guest at the same home.-0- This community was deeply saddened at the passing of Harold Cameron, and our deepest sympathy goes out to his sister, Mrs.Harold McCaffrey.-60- Mr.John Farley passed away at New Jersey City last week.The remains were brought home to Dundee.Que.for burial last New Erin Surprise Dinner Party NEW ERIN \u2014 The family and a number of close friends gathered at the home of Mrs.C.L.Starr on Saturday evening, March 10th, 1962.The occasion was to honor Mrs.Starr on her birthday.A delicious dinner with the traditional lovely birthday cake made by Mrs.L.West, Mrs.Starr's daughter.was thoroughly enjoyed by all.The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, with the younger members doing the \u201cTwist\u201d much to the enjoyment of all.On de- many more happy birthdays.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Roy Goodfellow of Ottawa, Ont.were callers during the week at the B.A.Rankin home.-0- Mr.Ben Douglass accompanied Mr.Jas.Lefebvre to Montreal, on Sunday, where they visited with Mrs.Lefebvre who is a patient in the Montreal General Hospital.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Louis West and Deborah, Miss Diane Starr.of St.Lambert; Mr.and Mrs.Warren Starr and family of Valois, Que: Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Starr and family.Bordeaux, Que: Mr.and Mrs, Edward Starr.Mr.Richard Starr and Miss Jane Hamilton of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mrs.C.L.Starr.-0- Mr.Jean Beauchamp of Jacques Cartier School in Montreal.spent the weck-end with his father.Mr.Albert Beauchamp.Gore GORE Mr.and Mrs.Ron Robb of Montreal, were Saturday callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Reg.Taylor.-0- Mr.Melvin Foster, Cornwall.spent the past week-end at home.-0- Mrs.Ernest Mason has returned home after having spent the past five weeks in Montreal with her daughter.Mrs.Greta Travisee, -0- , Mr.and Mrs.Everett Mason were Sunday callers at the Mason home.-0- The sympathv of the community is extended to the family of the late Mrs.T.J.Graham of Athelstan, The Grahams were long time residents of the Gore, and her passing has been keenly felt by her old neighbors.Thursday.Funeral services were held in St.Agnes Catholic Church.Thusrday morning.parting everyone wished Peggy i Ronald Willlams on Saturday Powerscourt ceveldug, with a good atlen- POWERSCOURT \u2014 Congratu- dance.The guest speaker was lations to Mr.and Mrs.George Mr.Peter Krous of Sir George Atcheson on the arrival of a Williams College.He also as- baby girl on March 10th, sister Sisted Mr.Anderson in the Sun- to Susan.day morning service at -0- Week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Morris were Mr.and Mrs.Reg.Briand and Debbie, of Montreal.-0- Mr.and Mrs.the ; tended ' Rockburn Presbyterian Church Sunday guests of Mr.and | Mrs.Wallace Barr were Mr.and, and family Mrs.Wm.Arthur of Hunting- don.Bob Millard = The community was saddened to hear of Lhe death of Mrs.J.Graham, a former resident of Rockbum.The sympathy of the comnivnity is ex- to Mr.Graham and family.-0- Mr, and Mrs.C.Barrington of Lachute, Que, were Sunday visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Maither.of Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Ross.-0- Saturday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Koski, were Mr.and Mrs.Willock, Montreal.Lacolle | LACOLLE \u2014 Mrs, Douglas Edward is spending two weeks in St.Catherines, Ont, visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Edward.-0- Mrs.Lila Vosburgh of Clar- enceville is spending some time at the home of Miss Ethel Fos- EMPIRE T.V.S OFFER burgh.=-0- The Lacolle School Dance was well attended and a decided success on Friday night.-0- Miss Jolene Denison motored from Gatineau and spent the week-end at the Elmer Robinson home.-0- Mr.Dan Robinson arrived home Friday evening, after I.spending two months on a trip |: through the Southern States.He and his companions Bill ! Stevenson from Franklin and Don MeCormack of Ormstown.visited both Florida and California, but spent most of their time in Arizona with Bill's grandparents, Mr.and Mrs, W.J.Davis, Rockburn ROCKBURN \u2014 Week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Sloan were, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Brown and family of Cornwall, ont, -0- Sorry to report that Mrs.B.H.Pennington is a patient in the Huntingdon County Hospital.30\u201d RANGE BY KELVINATOR 0e Sunday visitors of Mr.and Mrs.George Lindsay, were Mr.and Mrs.Joe Gokey and family of Malone, NY, and Mr.and Mrs.Mac Blanchford of Hun- tingdon.-0- Mrs.Les.Arthur of Chateau- gay.N.Y.spent Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Rod Arthur.=0- The Youth Time was held at.| TEL.CO.4-2900 and many other savings in our furniture Department MPIRE TV $189.00 HUNTINGDON the home of Mr.and Mrs.\u2018 the bigger the need for a Chevy Heavy! The tougher the job, the harder the haul, the more reasons to turn to a Chevy Heavy.In Chevy Heavies truck power is tailored to the job.There's new meaning to High-Torque power in the husky 348 V8 and the mighty 409 V8* engines.Durability is another reason for owning a Chevy Heavy.It\u2019s evident in the massive ladder-type frame .the extra-strong Independent Front Suspension that combines with Variable-Rate Rear Springs to lessen shock.and in the unitized construction of the rugged, good-looking cab.It pays to team up with a Chevy Heavy on tough tasks.See your Chevrolet Truck Dealer now.*Optional at extra cost a) ANEW WORLD OF WORTH.NEW EFFICIENCY.NEW EARNING POWER FOR you! '62 CHEVROLET ZZ TRUCKS HUNTINGDON MOTORS REG'D CO 4-5822 JAMES F.SMYTHE HUNTINGDON Ath Fres i AT à Aid Morr alter owen intéu smal 4 Mr meet ÿ hymu ¢ The | the! Hebrd then § oles wus | meet.the Dui ladie suppe tess.World Thé vice teria Frida at 2.Mrs the S Duna Eveni the 39 solois presid in mata.li ETS UE AS AN | 8) pce Athelstan \u2018resbyterian Ladie\u2019s Aid Fr MELSTAN \u2014 The Ladies\u2019 ÿ Aid met at the home of Mrs.Morris McLean, on Wednesday afternoon, March 7th, at 2 p.mowing to sickness and other meeungs our attendance was 4 smaller than usual.Mrs.Watson conducted the Ü meeting wnich opened with tne 3 TTT od p nl d \u201cMy Faith looks up to Mee\u201d in the absence of the lent, Mrs.McLean led in evotions reading from Hebrews 10 verses 15 to 27 and then in payer.There were two notes of thank given.As there wus no special business the meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord\u2019s Prayer.During the afternoon the ladies quilted.A delicious hot supper was served by the hostess.\u201c= \u2018orld Day of Prayer \" The World Day of Prayer Service Was held in the Presbyterian Church School room on Friday afternoon, March 9th, at 2.30 pam.Mrs.McIntyre, President of the Senior Auxiliary, and Mrs.Donald Grant, President of the Evening Auxiliary, conducted the service which had been arranged by Mrs.de Svetogorski and Miss Cavallero of Uraguay.South America.; The prayers in the service were taken by members of the two groups.; Mrs.W.A.Jamieson brought the message for the afternoon based on the theme of the service \u201cGod\u2019s love for the whole world\u201d.Mrs.J.M.Anderson was soloist and Mrs.Roy Hiscock presided at the piano.i iri odaiiannd\u201d SALES and SERVICE SERVICE ct VENTES J.H.SAUVE & FILS INC 238, St-Laurent VALLEYFIELD Repairs on Refrigerators 159 St.Charles St.Mr.and Mrs, William Hutch- \u2018ngs and children Donna and Linda, and Mr.Nelson Hutch- ngs of Rome, N.Y., were Sunday visitors al the home of hair parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hutchings.-0- Birthday Understand that Mrs.K.Hamilton had a birthday on the 12th, many.many more to you.Muriel.Dundee DUNDEE Last Thursday Morning funeral services were ield for John Edward Farley in he St.Agnes Church.Father Jagnon officiated, Mr.Farley dicd March 2nd in he hospital in Hoboken, NJ.He vas born in Dundee in 1901.a on of John and Harriet Me- Jarvey Farley.Although living .n New Bergen, NJ.Mr.Farlty njoyed coming to his o.d hom: in Dundee, during the summe! holidays.The Fariey family were al: musical and as young people they enjoyed an orchestra of their own.His sister, Grace, played the piano, Thomas anc Jack the violins and Herman the drums although they couic alternate at the different instruments.The Far:cy home at that time was a favourite gathering piace for the young peopie of the district and everyone was \u2018welcome, | Those left to mourn has loss are his daughter, Miss Antonia Fariey, two sisters, Miss Grace Farley of Dublin, Georgia, and \u2018Mrs.Newman Smith of Oak 'Ridge.Tenn., and a brother.| Leonard, of Syracuse, N.Y.He was predeceased by his wife.Elirede Peters, a sister.Mrs.An- ne Fariey Johnson.R.N.and two brothers, Thomas and Herman, -0- Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Jos Platt were Mr.and Mrs.Peter Jenson and Mrs.Phyllis Forbes and daughter Sharon, all of Ottawa.Saturday visitors al the same home were Mr.Matt Cruikshank of Cornwall and Mr.Glen Cruikshank of Toronto.Tne brothers had been to the Generai Hospital in Cornwall to visit, Robert Hamilton who is suffering from a broken thigh bone.He was in a car accident near Huntingdon, a short time ago.It was then thought that his back was broken but X-Rays showed it to be O.K.His wife is the former Laura Cruikshank.The Cruikshanks were former Dundee residents.Franklin Centre FRANKLIN CENTRE The World Duy of Prayer was observed in Christ Anglican Church at Franklin Centre, on Friday afternoon, Marcia 9u.A fairly good attendance was present, Mrs, Cazi Jackson and Mrs.Dale Tipping, from the above mantioned church, organized the program.Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny was organist.Mrs, Keith Dickenson of the Church ot the Nuazarenc led, \u201cThe Call To Worship\u201d.\u201cIne Act Of Confession and Penitence\u201d, was led by Mrs.F.G.Sherrington of Franklin United Church.Leader of \u201cAct EXPERT REFRIGERATION SERVICE of Confidence and Assurance\", was Mrs, Allan Wilson of Ren- |jnies United Church.\u201cAct of | Thaniseivine\u201d was led by Mrs.Everett Lindsay.Rockburn | Presbyterian Church.| Mrs.Ivan Graham of St.Paul's Anglican Church at Herdman led \u201cAct of Intercession\u201d.Members of The Gore United Church were to have | assisted her.but were unable to ;attend on account of sickness.\u201cDr.Marian Kelen of Ormstown, and Coolers of all Makes, Domestic or Commercial GEORGES DUPUIS 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Valleyfield FR.3-4063 DANGER!! 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Aubrey-Riverfield | AUBREY -RIVERFIELD \u2014 The: World Day of Prayer was obser- | ed at Riverfield Presbyterian church, on Friday, March 8that 2 p.m.when the ladies of that Church met with their neighbours from Howick United Church.Mrs.R.W.Templeton \u2018ed the service assisted by Mrs.Gerald Roy and Mrs.John Nus- , sey.Mrs.Everett Orr acted as pianist for the afternoon.! .rayers were led by Mrs.Gor- | lon Easton, Mrs.Murray Tem- pleton, Mrs.Roy Angell, Mrs.| Douglas Templeton and Mrs! 3urton Reddick.Mrs.Donald - oy gave an inspiring address; in keeping with this special day.-0- | Mr.Norman Easton, St.Lau- | \u2018ent, with some of his fellow workers have become interested n ceurling.They wanted to \u2018earn some of the skills of the same so they engaged River- ield rink for a few hours on Saturday afternoon.Brother Jordon Easton was on hand to! 1elp with the instruction.After he practice period, Gordon ook them to his home, where Jars.Easton had refreshments -eady for them.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Charles Judson ind Michael were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fin- \u2018ay Milne.-0= Mr.and Mrs.Willard Orr and family of Joliette.spent the week-end with the Orr and Kees families.suest speaker, spoke on the theme \u201cGod's Love For the Whole World\u201d and also \u2018The Banning of Atomic Tests\u201d.Mrs.Omar Harvey sang a solo entitled, \u2018Are You Living where God Answers Prayer\"?Four hymns were sung throughout the service.Mrs.Carl Jackson took charge of the rest of the service and pronounced the Benediction.-0- The U.C.W.sponsored their last Card Party for this season on Tuesday night.Cards were played at nine tables and proceeds amounted to $2.50.Mrs.E.Ednie, Mrs.Wm.Hamill, Mrs.D.Markle, and Mrs.C.Dunn, were the committee in charge, Prizes were won by Mrs.Everett Lindsay.Ladies First: Consolation, Mrs.Rod Arthur.Gent's First.Billy Lindsay.Consolation, Mr.Clarence Dunn, Travelling prize was won by Billy Lindsay.-0- Mr.Billy Stevenson and friends returned home on Friday evening from their trip to Arizona, where they visited friends and relatives.staying with Billy's Grandmother, Mrs.Davis, ut Douglas.They toured Florida on their way down and also visited places of interest in California before leaving for home.They apain swopped at Sayetteville.N.Car.on their way home to visit Mrs.Lo- pardo \u2018nec Miss Edith Stevenson), where they spent a few pleasant days.They succeeded in escaping all the bad storms which have been visiting so many places of late.so enjoyed their trip very much.-0- Supt.Rev.Taylor of Canada Central District took charge of the service in the Church of The Nazarene, Sunday.-O0- Mrs.George Hope of Orms- town.is at present staying al the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Hope.-0- On Thursday night.a Card Party was held on the School Auditorium in behalf of the Scouts.Cards were played at nine tables and prizes werr awarded to Mrs.Waiter Currie.Ladies First: Consolation: Mrs.Norval Blair; Gent's first Mr.Walter Currie: Consolation, Mr.Omar Harvey.Door Prize was won by Mrs.Milton Sharpe.Refreshments were served by the ladies in charge.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Ross Lamb and family of Chateauguay spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.James Lamb.-0- Mr.and Mrs.James Brooks of Greenfield Park.spent Saturday with Mr.and Mrs.Martin Brooks and Mr.and Mrs.Russell Brooks.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Ray McMillan.accompanied by Mr.and Mrs Aylmer Hadley of Hemmingford.returned home Monday night from their trip to Florida.While in St.Petersburg they called on a former Franklin resident Mrs.Gertie Sadler.At Clearwater they met Mr.and Mrs.Radley of Hemmingford who are spending a few months in Florida and they showed them places of most importance.They also called on a number of other Canadians from these parts.a= Mr.Willie Sitifive returned home to De Kalb J nection or Wednesday after spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ray McMillan during their absence.-0- Miss Hazel Bruce of Montreal spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Bryce Bruce.-0- Mrs.Clarence Blair and Miss Cora Blair spent Thursdav at Farnham.Que.with Mr.and Mrs.Otis Blair and family.=Q= Saturday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Clarke, were Mrs.J.Berthelot and Miss D.Morrison of N.D.G.Montreal.-0~ Sunday guests at the home of | Mrs.Clarence Blair and Miss Cora Blair were Mr and Mrs.John Barr and Mr.and Mrs T.M.O'Neil.Mr.Ross Dunn 1s a presenta a patient in the Barrie Memorial Hospital, AN EVENING DRESS JEAN DESSES who d signing the trousseau for Prin- is de- cess Sophia of Greece, shows this evening dress in his spring collection.It is in white \u201cTery- lene\u201d batiste printed with red, pink and orange chrysanthemums.The dress is slim with a deeply scooped neckline back and front.A sweeping train falls from the back and hangs severely straight just touching the ground.A number of ladies from this district attended the Public Speaking Finals in Howick High Schoo! on Wednesday, March 7th.Much effort had been put forth by the entrants.We all hepe the winners in cach class go on to further success in the County Finals, March 30th in Ormstown.Elgin ELGIN The Kensington United Church Women met with the Elgin Church Women's Missionary Society and others interested in the work in Elgin Presbyterian Church for the World Day of rrayer Service on Friday afternoon, with Mrs.J.A.Macfarlane and Mrs.Robert Crawford as Leaders.They followed the program as prepared for that day \u2014 the theme, \u201cGod's Love for the Whole World.\u201d rs.John Wilson gave a brief address on the theme and purpose of the World Day of Prayer.Owing to sickness in the con- tregation, the attendance was not as large as usual.The offering which goes to the Inter-Church Council of Women amounted to $20.46.The ladies of Elgin served a light lunch at the close.Hemmingford (Continued from page 9) A.Reid ©.ooo 37 J.Menard LL 37 R.E:vidre 11114.33 M.Gordon 28 M.-J.Laurin .28 Lo Clairmont .24 -0- Returning Holiday-makers Mr.and Mrs.Aylmer Hadley wre back from a most enjoyable trip to Florida.They, together with Mr.and Mrs.McMillan of frankiin, motored down the West coast, called on the Walsh's in Dade City.went out as far as Key West, called on the Earle Radley's who showed them around St.Petersburg, Tampa and Silver Springs, met the Robinson and Mrs.Ethel Barr and, of special interest to Mr.dadley, visited Hardee Farms.They returned up the East coast and stopped a little while at a charming, quiet place, Vero Beach, which Mrs.Hadley has earmarked for next year's trip !?Apparently the weather down there can be quite as unpredictable as it is hete, they nad the hottest February ever, 30 and some very cool nights when it dropped to 42.The speedometer showed a total of 4,500 miles, for that figure they should have man happy memories to recall for some time :0 come.=0- VARIA Mr.and Mrs.Keith Hamilton of Plattsburg, were Saturday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Will McAllister, ard -0- , Miss Mabel McAllister has Joined the Staff of the Imperial Bank of Commeree in Hem- mingford.-0- Sorry to learn that Mr.Gerald Maynard has been quite sick all week with a sharp\u2019 attack of pneumonia.Get well wishes are :xtended on behalf of his many friends.-0- Young Gordon Ca ell, son sf Mr.and Mrs.Kennetk Camp- gell, has been in the Barric for removal of his appendix, now nome and getti al icel thank you.Belting along nicely, =0- \u201cHemmingford Women\u2019s Institute Hold Annual Meeting\u201d he annual meeting of the Hen:mingford Women's Institute | Was held in the High School, on fyednesday, March \u201cith.Twenty- r members and V Sts atiended.Wo guests The Education Convener, Mrs, E.Keddy, mentioned that it was Bducation week and anyone intercsted wouid be most wel-| come to visit in the school.She also reported that the local Publ.c Speaking Contest in Hem- | mingford High School will be\u2019 nell on the afternoons of Thursday.March 15th.and Frizay, Mirch 16th.at 1 pam.in the auditorium.Again this year Parents and friends are urged to attend.This ks an opportunity for the pupl.s to improve in the art of public speaking.Please ' give them your support by attending.The County finals will | be held in Ormstown on March | 30th.The Home Beonomics Con- vence\u201d.Mrs.GG.Ellerton, reminded memo rs that the closing date for entries in the Salads Com petition is May 15th, 1962.The Agriculture Convener, Mrs.J L'Esperance, is alreadv hard a: work on the details of Ne programme of exhibits and caleuuting the quantity of flower and vegetable seeds re- quir:d for the pupils to plant in the spring in readiness for the schoo! fair next fall, Mrs.J.Roberteon, Health and Weltare Convener, read a letter roceived from the Unitarian Servic, Committee.It was in appreciation of the fourteen sewing kits sent in by the Heme mingford branch.The sewing kits are to be sent on to the needy mountain women of Greece.It wis decided to renew the branch membership in the Auxiliary of the Verdun Protestant Hospital again this year.The Hemmingford WE is to purchase space in the High School Year Buck again this year.There was considerable discussion on the mueh debated subject of \u201cmeat that is unfit for human consumption\u201d.Various points of view were put forward.It was noted from the bulletins issued by the CAC.that they are already svriousiy ooking into this matter.The roll call wus hay vour dues and tell a joke\u201d, Many good laughs were enjoyed ! At this time thé regular meeting was brought to a close and the annual meeting began, The minutes of the 14961 meeting were read and approved.The Secretary's report showed à roll call of forty-three members in the past year with an average attendance of twenty- one, Mrs.K., Campbell, Mrs, G.Ellerton and Mrs.H.MeAdam had perfect attendance while Mrs.BE.Keddy, Mrs, J.Robert-! son and Mrs.R.Curry missed | only one meeting.i The Treasurer, Mrs.R.Let, ; Water Treported a bank balance of $302.43.During the past yvar the mem- Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 The Gleaner - 13 bers toured Hinde and Dauche .Paper Co.The Dutch Greenhouses, the Salvation Army came \u20180 pick up twice, the group nombership to the Verdun Protestant Ho-pitas wWis renow- vd, and $5.00 was donated towards their Christmas Party.They helped the Red Cross with a Blood Donor Ciinic and 2a safely demonstration.Sawing kits were made for the Unitarian Service and a sowing course was well attended.A atility cart was donated to the MARTIN The usual projects such += the School Fair.Public Speaking Contest and 'Shell-out for UNICEF were carried out Dr Paul Beianger gave a most informative talk on cancer at an open meeting.The finances were increased by à piant sale, card party.food fH sdle and catering to the Lattle.eugue Banquet.There was a Pecial collection of Pennies for Fricndship.The following Conveners gave full and interesting reports.Mrs.BE.Keddy, Bducation, Mrs.7.Robertson, Heath and Welfare, Mrs, C.Winter, detry, Mrs.Go.Ellerton, Economie, Mrs.J Agriculture and Mrs.F.Barr, Citizenship.The adoption of the foregoing reports Was moved by the officers concerned and seconded by Mrs, MacGregor Mrs.H, Pa.mer then took the chair for the eiection of officers.Mrs, D, Orr, Chairman of Nominating Committee, mitted the slate of officers and as there were no further nomin- tions from the floor, they were Home rub- Kuddy, Mrs.GM.Brown, Ars.Lo Simpson and Mrs.Fixe Gleaner.Matheson.\u2018Harris, recelve à subscription to he doe nates were nominated The PL sun NS FN Adam, \"the CctisV and Provincial then reurud co tie cs Conventions, Mrs.H.McAdam, Mrs, W Beaitié wave the roport 205 J Robertson, Mrs.R.Lee of the Programme Come and Mrs.C.Harris will attend mitiee.th» County Convention in Fran- \u201ckin the first Friday in May.IL was moved by Mis R.Lee, While Mrs.J.L'Espérance and and seconded by Mrs.C.Peteh Mirs.C.Harris will attend the that the following be paid.A.C.three-day Provincial Convention WW.FWIC, anu, dues to oF Macdonaid, in June.CA QUEDdES Borvice Fans.ten At the ciose of the meeting Cents per me her to Lae county dooelons refreshments were cand 1000 ta tie poole of rved by the hostesses Mrs.F.fares Twas ab omoved oat the Greer, Mrs.G.Cavse and Mrs.Publicity Conon Mrs CF a cberton, ! Sp vues ae es \u2014\u2014 | i L'Esperantee, i i ! the.sub- | | | 8 declared bv Mrs H.Paimer.She chen thanked the retiring, off ers for aor pood work and wished the new officers good uek, The slate of offieurs reads as follows: President © Mes 11 McAdam Is, Vice-Président: Mrs PF Grer nd Vice-President: Mra, RR Curry Seeretery : Mrs.1 Robertson Trea steer © Mrs PE Merin Convener of Education : My.W id ate Convener of Agriculture : Mes 1 L'Esperanee Convener of Publicity © Mr, C Harris Convener of Health and Welfare: Mis, Ione | | it Convener of Citizenship: Mrs Barr Convener of Home Mrs.MR.Petci Economies : Sick and Visiting Committee : Mrs, Fo Greer and Mrs CG Téierton Finance Committee: Mis.W | | ! ! 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Fda PUI he To \" y 7 FA ve * PORTSMAL $ MONTREAL oh \u201cRIN 3 i MOTOR Ws BOAT 8 : A MARCH 16 to 25, incl.> OPENING Friduy, March 16, at 6:00 P.M, 5 560 the latest in outdoor \", \u20ac sports equipment.R 4 ° le « Attand the all-star Stay» Show.mi! eo Enjoy fun for all! » R + an DOOR PRIZLI agli?A beautiful =r wth, Taendly sate fying Ber alas the casy- dra iret an beer, CLE bh PARLEY NAS sip nak eat wo, Perle malts Prev fect Canadian grains prob, grown tor brewing) loaded an the pecral Dow \u201cay toc uvitorns Mavour and pnatantced please.hits why more and BIOTC en agree .ATOT JA an \u201c34 \u201c 4 \u201cPrincecrafs\u201d ye ALT Runabout pi ET Ren - So Se 14 - The Gleaner Vednesdar Mar h1'il> 15H67 WINNERS CT VAN UTST ND CON Win.où.consolation ©: Curling Club = played Saturday.1962.Left to igh:: Event \u2014 Skip.Mrs.Colquhoun: ou Saucier; Lead.Mrs, Baez Winner of Man Fyon: POP Carignan Ai the in hé curing Love ar oy No joinine JR.Bell: Third, ve Hood ler 3 recarg= Second.C.rh I anh cad ut Mr Soucy.Sen Conn winner of © oo Red Cross Meeting, Public Speaking Contest At Howick HOWICK \u2014 3 mertivg of 4» note World Bow ef Prave: Howick Red Crces Soriev vasf eu held at the Curling Ris\u201d, ont Monday, March 3th.Sinton members werc present.This maetine was primarits - \u201chole World.\u201d quilting hee.Two alts ow whe 5060 Belirvin: completid and six mare op WU Vauer Proor\u201d ready for auilinz 21H60 Three vr ou Were nu, \"Foy mectine on Avril nd.Men \"Lowen FExeelling\u201d, Mrs.Fletcher, Presid: ot, neo Por! Sok Bat Toma sided at the short busi a L'une ing.Epecial meni ur fr T0 608 era of the larze amount of hint: Mrs.T.T.Genie hos done (ls AP dut the Howick Branch and it was| 44 auwaitional moved that a note of ennrecir -p vied Liisa tion be sent to her in this cen- okt nt tas are nection.HE \u201c0 The World Dav of Praver Sor- vice was held at Georeetown Presbyterian Church, on Frd:v|,.afternoon, March 9th, with | members of Howick Unit Rivertield and Genrcetown Churches participating.th: roa lon Tar .Brown and a.programme.ht - Brown ant a ; ti, 5x Mr, Mo 5 ane The Order of Servirs.ns nr - 2 Cv Mis Tait rend pared by the Womens\u2019 Trer-1 7 Church Counril of (nine Wg Tai ou fe followed.Mrs.Wallen I Pour ee 0 opened the Servier vith the coli ae to worship and led in the fiv : \u2019 Toe , ; si tt Twervone, section of the responsive roof.sans dut ob frie dy ing.| \u2018 emer 1 \u2018 DOUTEZ D .Miss Jean Riche sad Mr, ae Bruce Chisholm led in the ean gael 1 Me and third sections of the pro\" or us : gramme.Those leading in preuer po + rooms Irn tit were Mrs, Glen Vhte N