The gleaner, 14 avril 1965, mercredi 14 avril 1965

[" wiches, ught a close.1C | ra ET pre ee re SE Models And Hairstyling As Seen At Recent Presentation \u2018Trophy competition April Sth :to April 8th.at .he Hunting- \"(LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS e SINGLE COPY 12 CENTS \u2014 ANNUAL SUB SCRIPTION, $4.50 CANADA; $5.50 US.A.\u2014 102nd YEAR Rent tana.ana for payment où postage \"in caer.HUNTINGDON, QUE.APRIL 14th, 1965 20 PAGES Twenty rinks of mixed cur-.ders participated in the Moore |don Cunling Club, with rep- iresentatives from the Valley- Huntingdon Rink Wins Moore Trophy- Howick The Consolation \u2018In District Mixed Bonspiel Tinker, Ruby Middlemiss, Eddie Middlemiss (Skip 11) vs Alice Lefebvre, J.D.McGer- rigle, Gladys Renaud, Abbé F.Lavigne (Skip 8).Dorothy Stewart.Cameron field, Howick, Riverfield, La-|[Stewart, Verna Dixon, George colle and Huntingdon clubs.(All four semi-finalists in the main event were from the docal club while Riverfield and Howick contested the 2 final games of the consolation Shown above are the models with the Hair Styles and Dresses, etc, as they appeared at the recent Hairstlying and Fashion Show held at The Chateau in Hun- tingdon.From left to right they are as follows: Lise Villeneuve in Hairstyle by Claude, called Intimate.It is pointed out that this type of hair-do would be seen only at a Hairdressers\u2019 Convention.Second, Sharon Brunet, a very elaborate hairdo by Alberte, piled high on the head, Last, Camille Guerette, hair-do conceals a wiglet to add volume, by Claude.50th Anniversary of CG.LT.Fittingly Observed At Howick (By Mrs, J A delightful tea, held on Saturday afternoon, April 10, in the United Church Hall, marked the 50th anniversary of CGIT.The 1965 ginls and their leader, Mrs.W.Hudson, had done a great deal of preparatory \u2018work and it wasn't easy as some of the minutes are missing, They regret any omissions that may have heen made because of this loss.Dozens of invitations were mailed to points far and near and at least 65 former members were present, The church hall was gay with streamers, the crest, and balloons: in the C.G.IT.colours, blue and white, Spring - flowers-added bright touches: A pot of pink hydrangea was in memory of Eileen Ness, The table centre came with the compliments of John Smith of Smith Bros., Florists Longueuil.The guests in groups of seven or cight sat around small tables, centered with spring flowers.an ideal arrangement for reminiscing.The Pres.Carolyn Temple.ton welcomed everyone and conducted the programme.Cathy Gruer and Joy McKell led the opening worship service with Mrs.Hudson as pianist, An interesting history of the group was given by Pam Miller and Faye McKell.As the years go by the meaning of some words may change, su it was rather startling to hear from minutes of the 1930\u2019s that the girls were iry- ing to find a \u201csuggestive\u201d name for the group.Mrs.A.B.B.Moore, the Minister's wife and leader of the group, proposed an original name, Siloki, taken from the first two letters of three words, Sincerity, Joyalty and Kindness.It was approved, accepted and bas been used since that time.There was a périod of reminiscence when the first icader, Mrs.James Bruce, re- fated some amusing and interesting incidents in connec: Black Captures Bonspiel Elmer Black who last year skipped his Howick Curling Club rink to the Provincial Championship, added another curling triumph to his record hook Saturday by winning the first Quebec Open Bonspiel.Black and his rink of Fred Letto, Kirk Nussey and John Logan won the honor by de- fealing Cornwall\u2019s C, Lebano 9-6 in the final held at Le| Nationale Curling Club at Paul Sauvé Arena.Marcel Bellerive and his Valleyfield rink took the B championship defeating John Hammond's Sir George Wil liams University rink 85.In the C event, Bob Lahaie skipped his Cap-de-la-Mede- leine foursome to that divisional title.The C Consolation was won by Fred Mayers of Bonaventure in an 7-6 battle with Ray Paré of Glenmore.Outremont Curling Club won the D.Division while Harry Lewis of Ottawa took the E section title.Crawford) tion with the work.Mrs.Roy Younie, the second leader, added some of her experiences.Camp life seemed to be remembered most clearly by both leaders.Jean Stonehouse presented the National 50th Anniversary project \u2014 \u201cTo Indonesia \u2018with love\u201d.A play \u201cAll in the family\u201d, was given by the 1065 girls.Pam Miller.Diane Allen, Carolyn Temple- ton, Faye McKell, Peggy Roy and Cathy Gruer.had parts.Props were by Joy McKell and Marion Dawson, In each aot the players moved up, one generation and 50\" Jen ere covered.Pam Miller a mother in Act I was a-\"Guevery \u2018\u2019\u2018yrandmôther in Act I and had \u201cpassed on\u201d presumabiy in Act III.The girls read the parts so well it made the presentation quite enjoyable and we learned some interesting facts about CG.1T.Mrs, \u2018Melville Brown, the first president, complimented the ginls on their fine programme and thanked them sincerely for extending such a kind invitation to former members and friends.Mrs.James Bruce, first leader, and Mrs.Melville Brown, first president were invited to pour tea which the girls served dainty sandwiches and squares.Before the programme Mrs.Hudson thanked everyone who had contributed in any way to this 50th anniversary and read some of the many notes that had been received including one from Mrs, A.- B.B.Moore.95 ladies signed the guest book, a gift from Mrs, Melville Brown.Pictures were taken by, Thyra Tolhunst.Anniversary pins were available as souvenirs.Contributions towards CGIT.work amounted to approx.$90.Four Huntingdon.Ladies Attend.Tea In Montreal On Thursday last, Miss Lillian Rankin, Mrs.A.Faubert, Mrs, Greta Bulow and Mrs.Ethel Stote motored to Montreal to attend an Afternoon Tea at the Ritz Carlton to meet and hear Miss Denise Hyde, who was Dean of Women of the Conference for \u201cTo-morrow\u2019s America\u201d at the Moral Re-Armament Centre, Mackinac Island, Michigan.Miss Hyde spoke on \u201cA new Aim \u2014 A new Age\u201d She told of how the youth at the Con: ference last summer found their true part in making the world a better place in which to live.This summer 10.000 youth are expected.There will be four 20-dav periods of training.Part of their course will be the Peter Howard Memorial Lectures.They expect to raise scholar: ships to help some students attending these courses.A film was shown on the last year of Mr.Peter Howard's dife, showing his visits to Universities in Canada, United States and to Countries including Japan, Viet Nam and South America.Executive of W.A.of H.C.H.Meet An executive meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Huntingdon County Hospital was held in the board room Jon Monday evening, April 5 with nine members present.The president, Mrs.Gordon McLean, reported on the annual Meeting of the Quebec Association of Hospital Auxiliaries held Hotel on April 1.She grate.fuily thanked Mrs.George Le- febvre and Mrs.Rupert Haw- ley for providing transportation for the three delegates from this group.Membership: Mrs.John Mc- Callum stated that there are now 137 paid up members.Treasure Chest: Mrs.Lucien Galipeau reported that 31 yards of flaneliette, 8 baby sheets, 12 receiving blankets and 2 cards of safety pins Had heen-pugohased since.the last meeting and the flanel- lette is now in the process of being made into nighties, etc.for more layettes, thus bringing the expenses to $24.44, | Mrs.Galipeau also regretted Ito report that onc of this committee\u2019s best workers, Mrs.Roy of Athelstdn is at present a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital.Sales for March amounted to $1.50, leaving a balance of $146.02 cash and in bank.Sewing Committee: In the absence of the convener, Mrs.Mayall, the president gave the following report: Since taking over the work in the sewing room on January 6th the ladies from the different groups have been coming in to sew each Wednesday from 2-4 p.m.with the exception of three afternoons, one due to weather the other due to the \u2018flu epidemic\u2019 In all ten after noons were spent with 32 ladies attending.Work accomplished \u2014 131 articles made, 74 articles cut out, 41 marked, 139 articles mended with 223 articles issued from the supply cupboard.Mrs.Mayall expressed a special thank you to Mrs.Galipeau who took time to instruct her in the work before leaving.Letters of thanks were read from Mrs.Evelyn Dobson and Mrs.John Chambers for Christmas gifts given by the Auxiliary.Shoppe on Wheels: Mrs.Wm.Goodall reported that $103 had been turned in to the treasurer, $84 of which nual meeting shower.Mrs.Cecil O'Connor that four letters of thanks were written for iLife Member- ships- The purchase of new hospital beds for the Maternity Ward was discussed and this Hawley and the Service Committee to get prices, etc.and will the next meeting.has been ordered and should be finished in the near futur: and also (Life Membership \u2018Cards have been ordered.The president reported that Mrs.Lawrence MeCallum thas offered to take care of a drawing to be held at the fair and this offer was gratefully accepted.Mrs.O'Connor reported she had written a letter of thanks to the Masons for the use of the hall during 1984 and asked if we might use their hall again this year.Mrs.Hawley informed the was cash donations at the an.'g be discussed further at\u2019 A Life Membership scroll pi event.A rink skipped by George Collum won the Moore Trophy and a rink from the Howick club skipped by Glen Whyle won the consolation event.Semi Finals Main Event Joan Middlemiss, Michael Fugitive Warrants For Three Fugitive warrants were issued in Extradition Count in Montreal on Tuesday for three Montreal men accused by U.S.police of taking part in the March 22 murder of a hank, teller at Ellenburg Depot, in the Windsor} near Plattshurgh, N.Y.One of the men is in custody in Montreal, Tue two o- Ithers are at large, but were named on Mondav in-a complaint laid by FBI and New York State police, The warrants are for the appearance of all three at an extradition hearing to deter- cient evidence to send them to Plattsburgh for trial.A fourth ntreal man in the case.dlreafy has been ar: Taigned\u201c at PISttEbor eT odd first degree murder charge.He is Albert Couture, 36, of 3334 Adam Street, He was arrested in Montreal two days after the murder, and waived extradition proceedings.The man who was killed was Roy Dominv.53-year-old teller of the National Commercial Bank at Ellenburg Depot.He was shot when he attempted to delay one of the three men who robbed the bank of $5.100.A fourth man was outside in the get-away car.Car Found The car was found the same day in the Rockburn area of Huntingdon, near the border by Huntingdon Detachment of QPP.It had been stolen in Montreal for the robbery.Immediately, a score of FBI and N.Y.State policemen arrived in the area.It was the largest contingent of American law enforcement agents ever to take part in al manhunt in this district.They were led by Edward McShane group that the nurses of the hospital are planning a dance to be held in the Legion Hall in May in appreciation of the work of the Ladies\u2019 \u2018Auxiliary.It is to be hoped there will be a good attendance at this dance.The next meeting will he a general meeting to be held on May 3rd.Corresponding Secretary \u2014 oy stated à, was left in the hands of Mrs.Bis 3 Above are the champions of the Ormstown-Huntingdon-Howick School League for Plattsburgh detachment, mine whether there is suffi-! Collum (Skip 9 vs Mary Prin gle, Gordon Smaill, Edna Smith, Merrill Smith (Skip 6).Final George Collum (Skip 6) vs Eddie Middlemiss (Skip 4).Semi Final Consolation Howick (Mrs, Harold Roberston, Harold \u2018Robertson, Mrs.Ken Me Rae, Ken McRae (Skip 7) vs Sybil Gruer, Wilbert Gruer, Mrs.Maud Gruer, Andrew Al fen (Skip 4).Final \u2026 Howick Mary Whyte, Grant Whyte, Tlsie Whyte, Glen Whyte (Skip 9) vs Ken McHue (Skip 5).Following the final games Œrle Martin.substituting for President Thomas Brooks, presented the Moore Trophy to winning nink and distributed prices to the members of the finalists in both compat).tions.ert a aa FBI agent in charge of the and Lieutenant Henry Reisling of the state police, A clue in the abandoned get-away car led to the ar rest of Couture.Police said he had part of the hank money in his possession.The American officers, with the co-operation of the RCMP, the Quebec Provincial Police and the Montreal force, worked around the clock for leads tothe three others.\u2026 Last Coa second riven \u201cwis picked dh.It is vo- mored that a man from this locality may be mixed up in the case, On Monday, the complaints leading to the issue of fugitive warrants were laid against him and the two others still being sought.The New York Attorney General appointed Montreal lawyer Myer Gross, QC, to represent the state before the Extradition Court here.Statement by Q.P.P.Officer Information was received to the effect that subsequent to the holdup and murder at El lenburg, N.Y., the bandits concealed the second get-away car in a barn where they remained during the day then proceeded to another rendezvous after dark to avoid road blocks set up by the police.However, the masks and the guns used in the holdup were believed to he hidden in the barn.Consequently an intensive search was instituted with the view of recovering this vital evidence, Numerous respected por- sons residing on the First concession, Franklin Centre, Rockburn and the Gore were cmbarrassed 1 presume by the police searching their build: ings.In behalf of the FBI, new York State Police and the Quebec Provincial Police | humbly apologize for any in- CHAMPIONS OF .THE SCHOOL HOCKEY LEA Howick-Huntin School Hockey On Wednesday, April 7th, a hanquet was held in the Orm- stown Hotel to honour all those boys who participated in the Howick-Huntingdon, Orm- stown School! Hockey League for Juniors.All boys in this League must be under 15 as of January 1st, and the schools: of Howick High School, Hun- tingdon High School, Orm- stown Jean XXIII, and Orm-; stown High School are included.Nearly 75 people sat down to the sumptuous repast.In; addition to the players, caach-! es, principals and School Board members were in attendance.Ormstown Jean XXII were the winners of the trophy donated by Mr.H.A.D.Somer- ville five years ago when the league was formed.Individual trophies were presented to By Mrs.J.The closing party was held at the Howick Curling Club on Saturday evening, April 10 and proved as usual to he an enjoyable event.A delicious buffet meal wasi served, with fruit cup, shrimps, a variety of cold cuts, salads, relishes, rolls, French pastries and coffee.The ladies who hustle around all season serving food! at bonspiels and club activities sat in peace and enjoyed a meal prepared by caterers.We doubt if any caterer could equal the efforts of the local cooks but once in a while it Is nice to give them a rest.Cards were played during the interval of waiting until all the 118 dinners were served, then came the presentation of prizes, A.Pres.Irwin Gebbie welcomed everyone and thanked the various committees and others for the excellent work they gdon-Ormstown League Banquet each school as follows: Jean XXIH High Scorer \u2014 Andre Char- trand Most Valuable Player \u2014 Michele D'Amour Most Improved Player \u2014 Michele Ise- reault.Huntingdon High School High Scorer \u2014 Glen Wal lace; Most Valuable Player \u2014 Brent Johnson; Most Improved Player \u2014 Glen Blachford.Ormstown High School Migh Scorer \u2014 Dickie Mc- Gerrigle; Most Valuable Player \u2014 R.Chartrand; Most Improved Player \u2014 Randy Campbell.Howick High School High Scorer Michae Murray: Most Valuable Player \u2014 Harry Younie; Most Improved Player - Gordon Chis- holin Howick Curling Club Closing Crawford Black (skip).Opening Mixed \u2014 Turcot Trophy presented by Irene McRae.Winners \u2014 Ellen King, W.G.Brown, Bill Royle, Fred Letto (skip).Runners-up \u2014 Al Cheese- man, Syd King, Grace Mec- Whinnie, Cecil Younie (skip).Pat Lid presented by G.A.Roy.Winners -~ Les Champs, Andre Menard, Bob Tennant, Elmer Black (skip).Runners-up \u2014 Bill Baillie, Brodie Craig, George Menard, John Logan (skip).Martin Cup Winners \u2014 Les Champ, Bro- die Craig, John Holmes, Eimer Black (skip).Runners-up \u2014 Rolland Parent, Ross Brown, Rollie Ness, Fred Letto (skip).Colts Competition Trophy Winners Don Beeser, Claude Logan, John Murray, had done.He presented his prizes to a rink skipped by Oakley McRae.They received) individual silver trays with their name inscribed.Wm.Smith who has done a fine job as Chairman of the Match Committee presented club prizes.Four mighty curlers achiev- cd some fame during the season.The well-known skip, W.K.McRae with Russell Logan is 3rd, Marcel Lemieux as 2nd; and Ken Glover lead got hand-; some, lifesize skunks, made and presented by Harold Robertson.We understand they are proud of their new pets and next summer you may see them displayed as lawn ornaments.Prizes are as follows: President's prize presented by Irwin Gebbie.Winners \u2014 Rolland Parent, Herb.LeGallais, Henry Wel- burn, Oakley McRae (skip).| Runners-up \u2014 Don Beeser, | Earl Craig, Ross Peddie, Elmer convenience or ambarrass- ment to the good citizens of the area.| wish to express our profound appreciation for the co-operation extended to the police during the search, E.Bennett C/0 H'don Detach: GUE æ ZA Lawrence Seaway, southwest of Montreal.45 0006 the 1964-65 sesson, from Jean XXIII School in Ormstown.First row from left to right :\u2014 Pierre Robidoux, Rene Langlois, Michel Roy, Michel Usureau, Andre Cher- trand, Jocelyn Riendeau, Roch Huet and Richard Roy.Second row:\u2014 Yves D'Amour (referes), Garry Ouimet, Thomas Boyd, Gilles Soucy, Tony Chartrand, Michel D\u2019Amour, Philippe Forget, M.J.Quenneville, (coach).Marcel Lemieux (skip).Runners-up \u2014 H.Legaré, John Glover, D.Daoust, Charlie Tennant (skip).Match Committee Prize Winner \u2014 Ron Reddick, Garry Barrington, Jack Taylor, Ralph Reddick (skip).Closing Club Mixed Main Event Winners: \u2014 Andy Ness, Charlie Tennant, Helen McCartney, A.M.Ness (skip).Runners-up \u2014 Wendell Holmes, Earl Craig, Dorothy Me- Rae, Oakley McRae (skip).Consolation Winners Jean Champ, Les Champ, Francis Reddick, Ralph Reddick (skip).Runners-up Joan Cole, Tom Brown, Nancy Ness, Ross Peddie (skip).William Peddie Memorial Trophy donated by Mabel Smith and Basil Peddie to Howick Curling Club for Club Competition, presented this season to the winners of Sat urday night curling.This was won by Shirley Beeser, Don Beeser, Nancy Ness, Ross Ped- die.Mrs.W.K.McRae, Pres.of the Ladies\u2019 Club, thanked her committees for what they had done and presented her (Continued on page 3) Valleyfield Dock Plan } Approved OTTAWA (CP) Works Minister Cardin and Mayor Robert Cauchon of Valleyfield signed an agreement here Monday for federal-municipal cost sharing in a $1,000,000 plus project to improve the Valleyfield harbor on the St.30 miles Work is scheduled to start June 4 on dredging of a 30.foot channel and construction of wharves to accommodate deep-sea vessels.The project # will take a year.The federal Works Depeart- ment will contribute $580,000 and the city of Valleyfield $550,000.The new facilities will ae- commodate a $0,500,000 fertilizer manufacturing plant to be built by Engrais du St.Laurent Limitee and a sulphuric acid plant being open- 5d by Canadian Electrolytic Zinc Company.Gala Presentati Inspired creations by Mr.Claude Remillard and Alberte Lalonde, assisted by Miss Claudette Laurin, first of its kind, was held in The Gai lounge of the Huntingdon Chateau, on Tuesday night, April 6th, with an excellent attendance.For the occasion, the Gai Lounge was attractively decorated by Daniel Langevin ard Yvonne Brisson, The commentator for the evening, Mrs.LV.Fuller, from Three Rivers, Que., did an outstanding narration in both French and English.Mr.11.Talbot did a splendid rendition of piano selections throughout the en tire evening.All fashions worn hy the models were from The Elite Shoppe, courtesy of Mrs.A.Faubert, along with Miss T.Saumier, who in excellent taste selected al! wearing apparel.Following are the models and the styles they depicted.First model \u2014 Mlle Diane, hair done by Alberte in a style called \u201cPixie\u201d.Miss Francine - \u2018in a typical teen hair style, held up by a white hand by Alherte.Donna Tea wearing à smart red linen dress by Shamrock, ved and white stripes adding an extra attraction \u2014 hair style teon age, adorned with bow at hack hy Claude.Toni \u2014 wearing a pretty turquoise dress - dtalian hair style called \u201cColibri\u201d by Claude.Sharon \u2014 wearing a coHege girl outfit, navy-blue skint and striped jacket -\u2014 Easter Beauty hair style, color: Champagne blonde, suitable for gry- duation, by Afherte.Olaudatte wearing a sporty red linen jacket with big white flowers and stretchy red shorts by Shamrock \u2014 Hair style \u201cAj.glon\u201d, ideal for summer with hair swept off the nape of the neck by Alberte.Therese Leboeuf -\u2014 wearing u beach-wear ensemble, 2.piece pink gingham krir style \u201cChristine\u201d, hair cul straight with ends curling over the cheek hy Claude Lise \u2014 wearing a cotton poplin all-wear coat hair style \u201cCreole\u201d, new short.hair style hy Claude.Shirley \u2014 wearing a green velvet housecoat in nylon jersey \u2014 hair style \u201cRomantique\u201d, suitable for afternoon\u2019 hy Alberte.i Nicole - demonstrating a Brigitte Bardotstyle wig, creating quite a sensation amongst the spectators hy, Claude.Donna Lea \u2014 wearing a house-dress, \u201cmau mau\u201d style, well-liked hy the young crowd.Toni \u2014 wcaring an allwea- ther coat in red cotton poplin.Lise \u2014 wearing an all-wea- ther cotton poplin coat by Lady Utex.Therese \u2014 wearing a 2 pce- navy-blue suit with white lace trim, suitable for evening wear \u2014 hair style \u201cLue- ky Charm\u201d, salt and pepper coloring, enhanced by pret ty feathers; suitable for cocktail; done hy Alherte.Florence \u2014 woaring a sport ensemble, blue slacks and printed blouse.\u2014 hair style \u201cArlequin\u201d, medium width, light auburn shade hy Alberte.Camille \u2014 wearing a 3 pee, silk-knit suit hy Jonathan Lo-| gan, royal blue shade \u2014 Hair style \u201cFringante\u201d, very elaborate, suitable for évening hy Claude- Lise \u2014 tangerine dress hy Jonathan Logan and silk embroidery; afternoon dress.Lucienne wearing a 3 pce.silk crepe ensemble with white Arnel blouse hair style suitable for wearing a hat by Claude.Therese Teboeuf \u2014 wearing \u201cSilkron\u201d separates by Paris Star, an effective ensemble.Toni \u2014 wearing a teen-age pink linen dress, decorated with lace.Claudette \u2014 wearing a turquoise cotton boucle dress with white trim down the front, very pretty for special occasions.gevin sings \u201cEt le bateau s\u2019en va\u201d \u2014 Drawing of prizes offered by dealers and person- Claude of Hair: Broulllette \u2014 Intermission \u2014 Daniel Lan- nalities from H'don \u2014 Ten lucky winners \u2014 Daniel sings on By Salon styling and Fashions By Elite Dress Shoppe another song.Mrs.Payne mentions that all models were using makeup by Beauty Counselors, applied by Mrs.Elva Moore and Mrs.Valdemar.A 12 1b.turkey offered by Turkey Deluxe of Dewittville is also drawn.Florence \u2014 wearing a 3 pee.Irish linen suit, functional for all occasions \u2014 hair style \u201cCinderella\u201d utllizing a wig: let, enhanced by flowers lo produce a very spectacular hairdo by Adberte.Jenny \u2014 wearing a navy- Mue silk-koit dress, white trim summer Claude.Lucienne Montpetit \u2014 wearing a powder-blue crepe dress with cotton over-blouse suitable to wear ai a summer wedding \u2014 interesting hat de: corated with hair, created by Claude.Nicoie demonstrating a dark-brown wig with wiglet on top, to create an impression of volume in the hairdo by Claude.Camille \u2014 wearing a blue silk-knit suit.Suitable for af ter five.Therese \u2014 wearing a ligt turquoise dress for very ape.cial occasions \u2014 hair style \u201cRiviera Breese\u201d hair brushed back, away from sides of the head by Alherte.Sharon \u2014- wearing a 2 pee.navy-blue suit, trimmed with taffeta \u2014 very elaborate hale do, hair piled high on the head hy Alberte.Lise \u2014- wearing a 2 pce.cotton lace dress over turguoise taffeta \u2014 hair style called \u201cIntimite\u201d.Tt was pointed out that this type of hair-do would be seen only al Hairdressers\u2019 Convention by Claude.- \u2018Agathe \u2014 wearing © poult de soie evening gown, turquoise, created by \u2018herself \u2014 hairstyle Exotic Creation called \u201cMiss Butterfly\" hand made, decor of great beauty in her hair by Claude.Camille \u2014 wcaring a sham- tung \u201cYea Yea\u201d dress by Junior Prom an after five dress hairdo conceals a wiglet tn add volume by Claude.Therese wearing a robin egg blue cocktail dress, ruffle at hem \u2014 most suite- Lle for evening wear by Al berte.Camille -\u2014 wearing a red silk-knit suit, suitable for all occasions.Florence \u2014 wearing a pink linen dress, piped with black trim - hatr-style \u201cCleopatra\u201d \u2014 & wig but nobody woulll have guessed by Alberte.Lucienne \u2014 wearing a rose- beige silk shantung dress with ping overlace, suitable for mother of the bride.Well appreciate& by audience by Claude \u2014 on her head, a hat made completely out of hair, decorated with flowers, Shirley \u2014 wearing evening dress with interesting drape effects in the hack, suitable for hridesmald by \u2018Alberte.Jenny \u2014 bride's dress, white lace over taffeta.Program director, Mrs.R.J.Payne, was ably assisted hy her committee, Mrs.F.Cole and \u2018Mrs.I.CamphelH were in charge of all stage directions for the evening.Dressing Room \u2014 Mrs.T.Cyngot, Miss Ada Warden.Wardrobe \u2014 Miss T.Saumier, Elite Dress Shoppe.Make-up Mrs.E.Moore und Mrs.P.Valdemar, repre sentatives of Beauty Counsel lor in this area.Reception Committee \u2014 Miss IL.Rankin, Mrs.J.Brunet.Tickets Mrs.K- G.Cameron, Mrs.Du- mouchel, Mr.F.Cole and Mr.J.MaiHoux built the stage and Mr Cole also placed his station wagon at the disposal of the committee.Donations Booths Florists, Luxor Jeweller, Mrs.A.Faubert, Mrs.G.Lefebvre, Mrs.G.McCrimmon, Mrs.G.Mclean, Braithwaites, Thompson's, Fortune Drug Store, Mercedes Shop, Kelly Bquip- ment, Turkeys Deluxe and Builders\u2019 Supply and Feeds Ltd.The committee would like to thank the above and also Mr.A.Carrise, Mr.and Mrs.R.Monique and @H who helped in any way to make this show the success it was.Proceeds from this presentation will be donated to the Royal Canadian legion Building Fund.hair-style by ie cD NE aed = ithe scene and worked franti- Q 2 RIT WA SS Vi a EEE 2 The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 Franklin Centre ; leally sor sometime baiore the SCOTS PINE = e d fire was brought under con- - The Late Thomas Greenway.em m 1N g O Yr trol.222 TREES used.Funeral Services For pre Jate Thomas Greenway The families concerned are 8: PREPARED J Ste Agnes In all probability this same Late Eliza Stark tay morning April 5th.was (By Mrs.W.J.McKay) Bible verse.Eleven members Erateiul to those who helped 2 Tor Transplanting 4 D.C.S.News program will be followed dur Miss Eliza Stark, ; well the older son of Mr.\"John The annual Masonic ban-[8nd lour visitors were pre-|'o extinguish the fire.This Pruned and Bushy STE.AGNES \u2014 With the|ing the next school term.known to many in this distrie Greenway and his wife Mar- quet.was held Friday evening|SeNt.is not oa a ress re Also Colorado nr arrival of the Baster season; During the past couple 0° |assed away on Sunday.April} aret Lowden.His entire life April 1£*h., in St.Luke's An.| Members were reminded of 00 AS road recently.Surely t comes the termination of the veeks many of the students ith.in a hospital in Ogdens ° opert on a farm.He wasiglican Hall with about 125/'he Spring Workshop to bojeveryone will try to be more Blue Spruce y hot lunches which have been \u201cave been absent from classes burg.The deceased was 841 pis 76th year.resent.Many from other held in Ormstown in April.A|careful in the future, so there and White Spruce PI served three times weeklyidue to the prevalence of thr |years of age, and had been il! He was married to Miss Lodges attendad Mr.Konneth'reply has been received from, Will be NO (MORE.Best Plantin at since Christmas, to the stu-j'lu and severe colds.It wa: lor several long months.Eva Hamill in June 1915 and|Aldrich District Daputy! Mrs.J.M.Brown, Regional \u2014_\u2014\u2014 .g m dents at Dundee Consolidated due to this situation that the] The late Miss Stark was # they were looking forward tolGrand \"Master fo ome, Vice-President stating that she\u2018 L Il Time, 1st week \"i School, by the two teachers,voung quintet, composed of daughter of John and Isabella), 2 ge ™ Anniversary in\u2018iown was present will be pleased to atend the LACONIE May.+ Mrs.Sutton and Mrs.Camer- Marion Fraser, Wendy Sut |Elder Stark of Westville.N.Y 1, \u2019 Mrs Elmer Greer, andlJuly mecting at the home of Mp and Mrs.F.W.McGill, eh on.Everyone enjoyed the hot on.Beverly Knox, Susie Cam | and she had lived ail of herl\" fe leaves to mourn his loss daughter Miss Mac Greer, Mrs.Wilfrid Robinson.We' ann and Gerry spent Sunday CALL co supplements which includedi>on amd Mark Leslie, were|ife in the Westville area his wife, one son Donald.onelare now enjoyin a few weeks 100K forward with pleasure'sn Huntingdon with Mrs.J.ha many varities of soup, pork \u2018nable to present their Chora spending most of her earl daughter Elsie, (Mrs.Charles vacation 23 Jena to Mis.Brown's visit.The.w, McGill.E.|.HOLMES | and beans, spaghetti and hot offering at the Palm Sunda) sears with her brother, Mr Mathers) two grandehildren.| Work has Fi vi Srarted on next meeting will be held at \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Me.ch chocolate as well as mashed Service on Sunday morning at! Anson Stark, where she cared Miss Patricia Mathers and|sur new golf EE arn and thel\u2018he home of Mrs.Wellington .Clenaghan, Kenneth and ER 264-5890 1 potatoes.gravy.hamburger.Zion.fn fact one oh he or his ange family after the wother Tommy.two sisters.) \u2018oundation is being laid for|Potter.Rofreshments were\u2018 Nancy spent Sunday with Mrs.TROUT RIV \u2019 and, strange to say, one of the: zroup, little everly nox -antimely de i \u201c\u2026 {Florence, (Mrs.E.McDorough top favourites on the menu\u2019 vas a patient in the Hunting The hody had been in re 17-can ESCO \u201cNEW\u201d 3\u201433-can Dari-Kool I\u201446-can Esco 1\u201435.can Esco 1\u201427-can Dari-Kool 1\u201433-can Haverley enable her to return home|äncient Paster customs and|East, Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Wilis|ÿ $ 1\u201427-can Haverley \u2018rom the Huntingdon County|à story about the origin of|Arthur and four children andl} À 1 1\u201427 E \u201cNew\u201d Hospital, where she had been|Hot Cioss Buns, Delicious re-|Messrs.Bill and Keith Gor- À \u2014\u20142{-Can Esco ew a coronary patient for the|freshments were served byidon of Huntingdon were Sun- i .past several weeks.the hostesses, Mrs.Fraser andiday guests of Mrs.Archie ] Used Surge Milker Units | Mrs, Quesnel is being cared|Mrs.Clarence Platt, bringing|Lamb.Her daughter, Ber- Ë for by her daughter and son-|an enjoyable afternoon to ainice Lamb.of Huntingdon L $75.00 EACH indaw, \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Emérie close.spent the week-end with her.i | Leblanc.At a recent Sunday Schoot Mr.Ewin Lamb of Barring- | ; Personals imreetihg held at the home of ton, is spending a few days at à 3 Used Supporting Columns Mr.and Mrs.E:don Myatt|Mfs.Clarence Platt.the re-lhjs home here.; 3/16\u201d thickness, jfram \u2018C.C.V.S, which she at.lends.Happy holiday.Edith! {Home From Hospital , We are \u2018happy to be able (to roport that Mrs.Oscar Quesnel has sufficiently re- izalned her strength so as to 31 & 4\" Diam.and.family of Malone.N.Y.ind Lavina (Mrs, W, MeDon- \u2014 The Lively Mont.Renon- ses ranged through intecast- ing items about Lent, Ides of March, sugaring, Wor'd Day of Prayer, ete.For rhe program articles were rcad about | Happiness \u2018being Easter's gift signation of \u2018Mrs, Huzh Fer- he Club House, Repoits in- licate this golf course wil!|Py Mrs.C.B.Edwards and served by the hostess.assisted H.R Wilson in Glenelm.joyed and numeious presents! were recvived by the guest of honour.Mr.and Js.Jasper Lamb and Jackic of Ormstown, Mr, and Mrs.Frank Cook and chree children of Stanbridge|# Word has been reccived were Sunday guests at the|8Uson as secretary-treasurer':hat Mr, Andrew Louden, son pu 7% Ft, & 8 Ft.lengths.home of Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Keith was accepted and Mr.Edwardiof Wm.Louden a former res.$ Perfect For Run Beams in Barns.McPherson, Mrs.Mary David-| Watterson was nominated tolident of Franklin Centre, pass- z0N Wäs also a guest at the replace her fed away suddenly on Satur- 4 K E L L Y F A R M S U P P L Y same home.| \u2018 \u201c (day morning, at his home in | à B { Miss Wendy Sutton was a|her friend, Miss Marion Fra-|Newpont, N.H.He leaves one TEL.264-5198 HUNTINGDON, P.0).Saturday over-night guest of ser.son to mourn his loss.4: TT ne \u2014.wm \u2014 \u2014__ -\u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 i o ; HAVE A SWIMMING POOL | partan Ë aaa ; INSTALLED EN Success Car A 3 Sales Colchration 3] rien Ay a a me Canim aL Own swinmin ho idays, satisfying and unfor of ail worries.it is doubl made of healthy activities.ming pools are guaranteed for 10 years! 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P 1965models.Theterrificdeals ly beautiful Buick Rivicra.ance on your present car.So, offer you the kind of used 18 x 36 and e The price suits your budget, either with no account.he\u2019s giving will have you cele- Nearly 100 different cars fora really outstandingtrade, car valucs you'll find very, Jong.re Smal ones T cing on sither short or brating along with him, from which to choose.visit hisshowroomrightaway! very hard to turn down! ÿ , , y arrangede years to pay! \u2018 .20° x 40 e Change your property into an estate, give it value! , \u2019 \u2019t miss this great sales event at your Pontiac-Buick-Beaumont-Acadian-Vauxhall dealer's! ! e Enjoyment a few feet from vour door step; a life If it\u2019s value you re after, don\u2019t miss this gr y aû Px.an5t Wi CHATEAUGUAY HUNTINGDON ORMSTOWN TEL.264-2933 INC.] __TEL, 691-9887 TEL.264-3429 TEL, 829-2872 HUNTINGDON HEMMINGFORD \u2018as rolled-oat orridge lon County Hospital, where \u2018ose at the Cosgrove Funera is only brother Frodisn , > host Mrs.Stanley Brooks.emothered in brown sugar and -he received treatment for :!Home, and funeral service: ugh).His De red among qu, of the best _ i B covered with milk.severe bronchial conditior: vere conducted on Thursda: vim a few vears ago.Île was 4 ir CO * pauphenais* \u2026 The wash-up crew was made which had developed into ifternoon, April 8th., in th LC taithtul * membor of hisl ve.\u2018orian ; sonate Social Notes ; | el up of pupils in Grades IV and pneumonia.Westville Presbyterian), oF acted as one of the ew nos south 2 M *, ko! Little Miss Holly Valach of V, who p.oved to be earnest, It is to be hoped that with' \u201church.stewards and was president of a 13 d cginning 10 \u2018 pi Champlain, N.Y.is spending willing helpers.the return to school next Tues.Interment was in Brigg\u2019 Von Society P oo pe, and ls progressing [av-isome time at the home of her The teachers feel that this day morning.April 20th, that! Street Cemetery Se also ook à «eat inter D \u2018| aunt, Mrs, R.Beattie, venture has been mo t worth.everyone will be in top con-|Return From Florida ot] | I affairs and was Miss Dora Upton speni the| Miss Linda Vautour of Mon-| while, in that it afforded the dition, and that all will have! Mr.and Mrs.Jas.E.Plat 1 on SE \u2018Centre for week-end visiting her friend.\\treal is enjoying the Easter \u2018 voungsters extra nou: :ament, enjoyed a delightful holiday have returned home fron nu term \u2019 Miss Dorothy Kilgour, in Ot-holidays at the home of her F L 0 R | S T A as well as adding variety and Takes Part in Bradenton, Florida, wher Ce ne | a, L oo oo uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.est to \u201che otherwise often Festival of Music they spent the winter months | About i Year Je he oe , Mr.and Mrs, Keith Hamil james MeAllister.MRS.YVON GAUTHIER, Prop.dull, routine lunchbox meal.Tae County Music Festival!They arrived on Sunday.anc ne ane Hoa im fa! ton.Plattsburg, N.Y.were[ Mr, and Mrs, Martin Beat-| 127 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon Tel.264-3722 ne They were also surprised to was held in the Salmon Riveriwhile they thoroughly enjoyec i\" ok b rl a + > had Saturday guests of Mr.and tie and Mrs.M.B.Harvey of 05 find that the rather tight bud- Central School, this past the Forida sunshine and th- |.ee 5, pu 4 healt: nl \u2018 on Mrs, Willard McAllister.Huntingdon were Sunday a CCS Al get they had to work on was week-end, and it was iriercst- many activities in which they part mn wo pe th right w Mr.and Mrs, Robe:t Jack- guests at \u2018the home of Mr.OPEN EASTER SUNDAY nn not too badly strained as fam.ing to note thot Miss Martha - articipated, they are glad tc ® he 5 val van, ww 101 Où Cumberland Head N.Y.'Fernie Bestie and also called eu ilies of the children concerned A:mstrong, who attends S.R- be back home among thei: + \u201cw PAN Horn was called on old friends here oNlon Mr, and Mrs.W.W.Barr.OPENING SPECIAL ch generously doncied all the CS, was one of the Loup wide circle of friends in th: 1219 Wednesday afternoon in|gunday.Miss Elaine Chencie and he milk used in the preparation chosen to represent her school Now} Country.; Eee péter ! En |, Relatives and old friends 0f Mr, Gerald Maynard, were| TULIPS - 2 50 DOZ.h of the lunches, The local Wo- in the 100-voice cho:us seleet- rs, \u2018Marion Pharmer also or head 0.\u20ac la ot yriMrs.Diana Miller, of|Sunday guests at the home of \u2018 oi men's Irs tute also con\u2018ribu- ed from all schools in the accompanied her brother-in Sur Help in Ages Past and overs, N.Y.formerly iss Mr and Mrs Armand May Also selection of potted Hydrangeas ti | \u2018ranklin County area.! sister ar il ne ! : » an lana Ferns, o is plac d, \u2018 ?.d.~ i ted 2 portion of the soup Franklin ya He and ater aad wil pene pret a Friend We Have injwere sorry to hear that while Dorothy and Raymon Tulips \u2014 Mums \u2014 Lilies for Easter.D onthe wi , -| Tesus, visiting her sister, Mrs.Ralph|Taffy Party 7 go i NEVER CLEAN YOUR monins with Jo: and Haze Pallbearers were Messrs.Gibson of De Kalb Junction,| Rev.K.J.M.and Mrs.Mur- Flowers for all le Ere Weddings, GE .\u201c [Tames Lamb.Kennoth Brooks.N.Y.she had the misrostuac|eaÿ along with a Group of Hi- Funerals, Etc.E Fi et and Mrs.Earl Gardiner! Tartin Brooks, Curtis Carson.!to fall and bresk her leg.She members and their families 2 E TOILET AGAIN O arrived home this sat week |James Watt and Sam Lowden.lis now a patient in the Phy- of Montreal West _ United : FREE DELIVERY = === k \u201800.fiom their winter holiday |.Burial was in the Duan sicians Hospital, Plattsburg, Chureh were entertained at \u2018 LET DURASAN \u2018n Bradenton, They spent | emetery.; N.Y.and all wish for her athe home of Mr.and Mrs.K.OMATIC » vey pleasant winter.and 1 School Stat Hired | ispeedy recovery.M.Sample n° Saturday af- M AUT have a sneaking suspicion that e following have been, ternoon.The weather was | 5 i c : (B .F M idea after ; \u2018Op.s TOILET BOWL CLEANER shes may already be making [UE for the School Sut or, By BOS Foes, Meore) ideal for an aitermoan in the 127 Shateauguay St.© Iuntingdon > Tel.2643722 | © plans for their return visit |; : co .thy US Sy ONE nateaug .\u2019 P + fat Charles Lunn, Mrs, MeCrack- The regular monthly mect-jenjoyed the dresh air and taffy E Do it for vou , next.li of your many! Mh Mrs.Erskine, Mrs.Elliott, |ing oh yesleyKnox UN which was on snow hauled RADIO - TV - STEREO = HI-FI M i 3 2° i .I ; \u201c.|Mrs, Sample, Mrs, MeKell was held at the ome-o Mrs.from the old Sample farm, : o © Disinfects ap rs and relatives in this| iiss Sturrock and Miss Tub-Robert Day on Thursday al SALES \u2014 REPAIRS and SERVICE a.® Deodorizes Taniy, mig Ct JUS man from Montreal.jternoon, April 8th.Grass Fire FLEETWOOD \u2014 DUMONT Cc add, a sincere and hearty wel- os ; Saturd: .4 ONLY $2 49 come home to all of vou.It's|Personals The meeting opened with] On Saturday allernoon n GA : © vou bask.| Sunday afternoon quests atjfurther study on life in Trin.igrass fire occurred at a neigh- .| 5 Good for 3000 ood to have you back! \u2018he home of Mr.and Mrs.lidad by Mrs.Fergus Moore.bouring farm and due ye hi .in\" | \u201cŸ ; | ] | Easter Communio ~ Heather and James Helm|Picting the Russian people as| Ye\": this stopped and then|ceremony.Chip and Dip howl he anti | EERGEVIN \u2014 At Vancouver, - n - they are today and gave ap| ter in the afternoon the| The singing was executed lUlly w.apped in Easter colors, | B.C.on April 8 1965, Arthur ST.PAUL'S, HERDMAN i xeulla ni : tain also stopped.Thal\u2019s not|ny (he church choir.wi ' Te Bergevin at the age of 74.2:30 PM.The family of the late Mrs.excellent running commenta-|, pad parce] of weather in a y the chureh choir, with the _ au ue St.William's Lipton 5 | Alfred Galipeau wish to ex-|l'y 8s he went along ! 4}help of members of the Val played the organ.Interment .Ian s CHIC Brother It Alex A Glen.Easter Communion press their sincere thanks to| Rev.H.Lowenherger on short time, No doubt the dis-jeyfield cathedral choir, under took place at the St Joseph New Pack KEN Funeral and interment ai CHRIST CHURCH Msgr.J.A.David, Abbé Mar-|behall of Unit No.7, then|turPances in the United States| ihe direction of Mr.lenvi Tal.parish cemetery mn Hunting STRAWBERRY NOODLE Vancouver, B.C.| FRANKLIN cel Gareau, Ladies of Ste.Ann,| thanked Dr.Sweet for mak.had something to do with the hor Mrs, Micheline Latreille don \u2019 X \u2019 | CAIRNS \u2014 Suddenly at Cairn- Faster © PM, - is of Columbus, Les Fu ing the evenings entertain- en © ane visited hi \\\\ \\ 1 / JAM | P side, on April 7, 1965, Mrs, =ASLCr Communion A + relatives, friends|ment possible and invited r.Brian = sited his ., George Cairns, nee Maria 7 .= land neighbours for their assis.those present to partake of pre.Parents Mr.and Mrs, S.Smith, i yt i Perreault, aged 71 years.CHURCI OF tance, messages of sympathy, freshments and Tellowship TE on Sunday and lelt on Mon.\u20ac * 24-02.jar | mass car n u î 5 : y: .! 2 Funeral was held from St| THE NAZARENE [a the time of their sad to: |e church hall, The members|d2y morning for a rip to \\ Save 10c.C 2 Pkgs.Malachie Church, Ormstown, HARLEY E.BYE, Minister reavernent of Unit No.7, U.C-W.wish to NeW York City.He expects to yd , Save 4c on Saturday, April 10 at 10 Dy ©, Minister |re : } hose who be back again for the Easter - * FRANKLIN CENTRE mes\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 [thank all those who attended|pE,.\" Lo As] ; | | am.Interment Ormstown, SUNDAY SCHOOL 10.15 | would like to thank Dr.|and helped to make the eve-[POliday, Brian is teaching Ae, Jark' 7 ; emelery.WO McCrimmon and Dr.; ning a s ; school at Val d'Or and report- F4, Clark's ; CALIPEAU \u2014 At the home of RSHIP 11 AM.d Davidson N°NB à success, NOW - / Harr , \u2018her dauahter Mrs.Albert| TUNTINGDON SERVICE [and the Staff of the Barrie] Mr.and Mrs, Bruce Stocek.] \u201c4 Several feet of snow in (hat a | Harry Horne's i ber auahter.a ert 7.30 P.M, Memorial Hospital for the won- cr and daughter Karen \u2018 of|èrea when he left there at the ane © 4 ver } Quinn, unting on.re.on Visitors Welcome derful care given me while || Morin Heights, spent the week-end.Po ir , his Week Only or eans eanut utter ! A Calipeau (nee Marguerite .ce ) UT (was a patient there.Thanks week-end with Mrs.Wm.J| Mr.and Mrs.Roy Bishop NO iy qu LEA In Tomato Sauce i ie) d 80 d 10 D d also to all my friends and rela-!Smeltie ol Kyle, Sask., were week-end ar 4 hit n malo Sauce : - Riel) acted years an Ie tive for cards.qifts and visits.; Ye y .* % Pad 16-02.jar _\u201c À months, widow of the late , 5 , Mr.and Mrs.Bob Perr visitors at the home of Mr.Le fdr lr le , SHEARER \u2014 Suddenly at h Michael Enalish rroit ; IR 2-28 0: ; Save 10c A Alfred Galipeau Jr.Survived | residence at Hori don \u2014_\u2014 Lu _\u2014_\u2014\u2014 |of Lachine, Mr.and Mrs [4nd Mrs.J.M.Smellie, stop- i ; 07.| \u2019 i by three sons, Antonio, Lu-| Que, on April 8 19685 En | wish to express my sin-l à nn ping here enroute home after thf a tins \u20ac L en Paul ndre! five | nest Earl Shearer age 65/cere thanks to Dr.McCrimmon Card of Thanks spending a month in Great \u201ciy Reg.45¢, Save 6c.Save Île.| { i drug ore, ou ot Fl M | years, son of the late Mr,|ANd the staff of the Hunting-| - Sincere th == \u2014 ._ {Britain Mr.Bishop, a brother \u2019 i B pint Chartrand) sor 4 tro | and Mrs.John Shearer.Dear|tion County Hospital for the nurses ê d anks to Dr.Kelen,|or Mys, Smellie, operates a 7 A large assortment of Faster eggs, choc- ! rthur Forget), Bernade | brother of Christina (Mrs, Excellent care given me while ! and staff for the carelcoyming complex in the Mata- - f (Mrs.Lucien DeRepentigny),|! William Durnin, Rachel (Mrs.|| Was a patient there, Thanks|:, °°° Yed While | was a pat- dor district which areg_ is olates and candies.Also a large variety o Marie re Mr bert Thomas Foers, Edna (Mrs.|@!50 to all my friends and rela- Hospital the Sarto (Memorial known to a number of Gleaner Tel.264-5024 51 Roosevelt fruits and vegetables and fresh and b » .© 1 » î \u2018 & 8 to ona, : » thur Lepage); 38 grandchil.| 3mm Steele, Gordon, Bertie| and casemates for cards, giftamy frieridd- forwtards, gifis readers.Mr.and Mus, Smellie Huntingdon smoked meats.dren and 43 great grandchil- ate William.Fun- : .[flowers and visits.accompanied the couple to - 1 eral was held from the Kelly Mackie English - : ; : dren.Funeral was held from Funeral Home Reg'd on Sat.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\" ~\u2014\u2014\u2014 Nelson W.Hooker|Dorval Airport on Monday.: St.Joseph's Church, Hun- urday, April 10th, at 2.30] | wish (0 express my grati- OU : tingdon, on Monday, April 12 at 11 a.m.Interment Hun- tingdon Roman Catholic p.m.Interment was in the!tude to Dr.John McCallum and Huntingdon Protestant Ceme.the nursing staff on the second AY i tery floor of the Barrie Memorial § Cemetary oo Hoepital for the excellent care ALL ALL ToT mmm OT | received while a patient PITT TI IIVIVIVIFIIIENITTE SS Cards of Thanks there.Sincere thanks to all \u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014~\u2014\u2014\u2014 (who kindly remembered me NEW NEW MONTPETIT The family of the late Mrs.|with flowers, cards, gifts and F H Jchn Winter wish to express visits.sincere thanks to Dr, M.E.Mrs.Mervyn Crai unera ome Stalker for the care and kind-| _ 1 202 0 ervyn _ 9 1965 1965 ! Rodrigue Montpetit, poss shown our mother, also| we wish to express our sin- $ Prop.pa relatives, neighbours andicere thanks and appreciation À 170 Chateauguay St.friends for acts of kindness,|to relatives, friends and neigh- Huntingdon messages of sympathy, floral!bours for their acts of kindness tributes and cards received 1: ; > È Funeral Director during our recent sad bereave- and messages of sympathy, [4 À during our recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dearly The MORNING STAR * Model L514 Modern Parlors ment.i Air Conditioned The Winter Family |Leloved brother and uncle CHOOSE ZENITH FOR New contered clock styling.F ¢ Ambulance ! wish to express my grati- Ps, m.Durnin .Snooz-Alarm*.Sleep switc ; : .tude to Dr J.A.McCallum Mr.and Mrs.T.Foers WORLD'S FINEST lets radio play up to 60 min- r ; [Service and the nursing staff at the wr and Mrs.I Steele utes hefore turning off au- Tel.E f Barrie M ial Hospit r.and Mrs, B.Shearer omatically.Buzzer alarm.bovuorel.264-5021 2 parie Memorial | wspital for LE Me Gordon Shearer PERFORMING TELEVISION Luminous clock hands.Col- 000800900000 reresoses yhile a patient there.Sincere Mrs.Erma Shearer AND QUALITY RADIOS Beige, allow Bar oe Gray anks a r y, , ke, Yellow.h A Flowers For rciatives for visits, flowers and Allan and Dorothy wide, 514\" deep.AC only.TM nf clock supplier.All Occasions cards.| wish to express my sincere Booth's Florist \u2014__ _00Mrs- da McCallum thanks to Drs.Kelen and John- AL Ww INTRODUCING ALL NEW COMPANION SERIES STYLED oY Reg'd ! wish to express my sincere|£cn and the staff for the ex- + thanks to the Royal Canadian|cellent care | received while a 100 Wellington St.Legion Branch 81, Ladies Aux-|»atient at Barrie Memorial ZENITH LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLE TV PORTABLE TV Phane 264.2996 Huntinadon iliary Royal Canadian Legion|Hospital.Also a thank you Lo { Free Delivery Branch 81, Ladies Dutch Club,|very much for cards, flowers my neighbours, relatives and|and visits.friends for the visits, gifts, Mrs, A.A McNeil cards and flowers | received mM \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~\u2014\u2014 12\" Super Compact! Less Than A Foot High! { PERSONAL PORTABLE TV 8 Big-Set Performance NOP LP IP PPI ELIOT ESOT EL OPIOGESEDPLI sympathy at the time of her utomatic \u201cFringe-Lock\u201d Circuit acath, by cards, flowers,|Dr.Johnson of the Barrie © Auto 6 § while a patient in the Montreal] We would like to take this i General Hospital.My deepest|onportunity of thanking our à appreciation to all.many friends and neighbours Features Hi Mrs.Alex Laberge|for cards and kindness shown ' ; corre ST lus in our stay at the hospital.OPEN FRI DAY ALL D AY eo Handcrafted Horizontal Chussi: : LL LL 00000 The family of the late Mrs.Agnees and Irvin \u2014 0 , { PPOs Prost Petre Iey, > H Demers wish to express McWhihinie e 3-Stage IF Amplifier ; weir sincere thanks to all per-| \u2014 \u2014 ; - Lens who have expressed their| | wish to express my sincere CUT FLOWERS a High Voltage Sweep Transformer thanks to Dr.McCallum and 19\u201d Portable TV Quality A masses, visits or assistance to| Memorial Hosnital, and also to e \u201cGated Beam\u201d FM Sound Systern Ext A uneral Home the funeral.Those who have[the nurses and staff on second .\" t Mounted Speaker ras i , omitted to register are request.[floor .for the care and kind.Roses \u2014 Glads \u2014 Tulins \u2014 - Tris - - Mums eo lront Mounted 5pea .Automatic \u201cPringe-Lock\u201d Reg d ca to consider these thanks as ness ghnoceived while a pat- Pompoms \u2014 Daffodils \u2014 Carnations ULTRA COMPACT STYLING! e \u201cCapacity-Plus\u201d Components ° Sunshine Pitre Tube B.L.McGERRIGLE -\u2014- \u2014 Norman A.Kerr Snapdragons e Custom \u201cPerma-Set\u201d Fine Tuning e \u201cCapacity-Plus\u201d Quality GORDON McINTYRE The family of the late Alex.) \u2014 \u2014\u2014 eee = Components e Sound-Out-Front * \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 een = _ e relatives, friends and neigh-|thanks to Dr.George Lefebvre 5 d Ji Speaker(s) Funeral Directors §|bors, also Rev D.J.Scoates|and the nursina staff of the POTTED PLANTS piece enixe e 3-Stage IF Amplifier ~e FLOWERS 3 |of Verdun and Rev.Fieko for|Huntingdon County Hospital e Peak Picture Control A 4 ° kindness, flowers and messages|for the excellent care | re- gift box ensemble e Custom \"Perma-Set Tun.Proprietors, y [ander G Moore wish to thank| | wish to express my sincere NTSC PIS OIL IOO LOOP OEP OPES OP OPILOSS PHONES: ived| eo i i ; \u201cqe ing Control A of sympathy recently receivëd|ccived while a patient there; -\u2014 4 , a IE 0 0 AM An \u2014 264-5402 in the sad bereavement and|also sincere thanks to friends Hvd Rosebushes Easter Lilies .* Gated Beam\u2019 Sound \\ BULANCE SERVICE lose of a beloved husband and|and relatives for visits, flow- vdrangeas \u2014 Pot Mums \u2014 Hvacinths ; System Huntingdon, Que.father.ers and cards, Gloxinia \u2014 Daffodils ZENITH Shirt Pocket Radio 1 PO Terr 000 srr Mrs.Edith (Greer) Moore Mrs.Oscar Quesnel including: \" | FREE DELIVERY * CUSTOM CARRY CASF, s | , 7) [= FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE * BATTERIES Lerrle emma fawer hop es * EARPHONE ATTACIIMENT * GIFT BOX ALL FOR $29.95 HEMMINGFORD.QUE./ .\u2019 i Daily Deliveries in Ormstown, Howick, Huntingdon, Franklin Booth S Florist Reg d.\u2014 Centre, Lacolle and Hemmingford districts.SINCE 1938 2m B R A I T H W A I T E B R O S , .yr Phone 247-2690 or Zenith 72550 (no toll charge) 100 Wellington Huntingdon 264-2996 tgp 264.5445 163-165 Chateauguay St.HUNTINGDON ppp - SER acte der of machinery: Cash.hours Good Friday +1 .+ ise Bergevi 86 first three games were played.High Triples: Ernest Maithers, 406 I.; 4 - The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 Le Watson 85|The results are as follows: |April 6th, James Robson, 406 Milita ry Whi st me mim Louise Bouchard 85/Boyd Settlement \u2026 1907 Keith Rennie, 442 March 30th, Rachelle Groleau 84 Rockburn .\u2026 1766 Ronald Dineen, 441 Glenn Gordon, 485 cored b 1 Valma Benoit : 82 Franklin .\u2026.1674 Roy Middlemiss, 427 (Continued on page 6) sponsore y .Y VALLEY Pat Welburn 8! Dundee \u201d.1620 GROUP COMMITTEE of HUNTINGDON CHATEAUGUA ba 1773 .Rita Senecal 80 Brooklet .\u2026.7 / BOY SCOUTS (Ladies Bowling League) |p.1\" Norman 80|Trout River .1702 DAN S PLA CK | ro rst place [Fear] Johnson 71 Dewiliville 1629 THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, at Strikes for winning first place Bertha Grant 67/Herdman \u2026 1583 South Lancaster, Ont \u2019 \u2019 nosit,on at the end o ¢ .A U C T O N S reg ar bowling season.The Ethel White ® ish Singles: ! HUNTINGDON HIGH SCHOOL playoffs arc now under way.pr .te Individual Averages Farmers Bowling League | Bill Watson, 108 T H W 8.15 PM.Door Prizes i6yivia Tremblay 129} This year the \u2018play-offs are Henry Wilson.184 EVERYONE WELCOME Located on Route 4 near Ormstown \\&ffie Gordon 1281, 120 pin fall in six (6) games.|March 30th, J iLily Robidoux 124 Three (3) games to be played Ronald Dineen, 183 TTT TTT Ts mmm em Saitiey Middlemiss 122 ie On the 6th, the| Herbert Simpson, 176 and TO BE HELD WEEKLY \"Tackie McCallum 115 eac LE \u2019 pson, _ B | N G O Madcleine Galipeau La PUBLIC NOTIC E : Gladys Renaud IN THE NEAR FUTURE satire Prandron 11 DEMONSTRATION HERDMAN HALL \u2018iwen Duhcme .\u2018No, mande Gregoire 113 GARBAGE D WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 FOR INFORMATION: Frances Sparrow 112 UMP FRIDAY, APRIL 16 at 8.30 PM Harold P.Wattie Bill Hooker Louise Mecallum ne MUNICIPALITY OF ST.MALACHIE .AVE.Donald B, Wattle 829-2663 Gertie Bend ue D'ORMSTOWN PARISH to 1 ey el.Cecile Lavallée ; Hi .i Ama Duheme 108 .INCNINDfOOKE olunteer \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ss Anita Harrigan 108 Arrangements have been made pith MONDAY, APRIL 19, INC.Fire Briga de Phyllis Farquhar the Municipal Corporation of the Village .A U C TI O N S A L E Ruth Brunette 15| of Ormstown, to use their GARBAGE Also: Wide selection of used boats and 15 GAMES FOR $1.00 of Holstein Cattle and Farm Machinery path Thompson 103) DUMP located on 6th Range of James- tors at low, low prices Door prize: $10.00, if present, $20.00 , , Wilma Laurin 99| town (Dumas Range).All users of this motors a , p : oor prize: $10.00, present, : The undersigned will offer for sale by \u2018Mary Pringle | service arc as Range) to use good judg- | | ee _ Lo 120 public auction at the farm ol Louise Parent ¢ ment.and to place their garbage in the J NE .MRS.JOHN McARTHUR en oy REAR OF THE AREA provided.Anvone \u2018500 Card Party\u2019 PLAZA MALO Special Easter Opening 13 mile cast of Lancaster Village, Tons Houle 96 failing to co-operate with this request, ORMSTOWN Thurs.thru Tues.on No.ighwa Thérèse Montpetit 96| «e ; : \u2019 pi ANAS SATURDAY, APRIL 17 (RoNlande Thibeault 96 if found, will be prosecuted in accord LEGION HALL Ferme THE LITTLE WOMAN.SATURDAY 1:00 P.M Anna Barton 96| ance with the Provincial Health Regula- § MAYBE SHE'LL DIE LAUGHINGI * APRIL 17 at l: NL.Lorraine Lehane oe tions, Chapter XIII, Art.13.WEDNESDAY, # - ä Lit s, due to freshen in carly May.|Jcan Marsha $ ; ; a _ 15 Piling cows, 23 neifers, 6 to 12 months of age.| Alma Taillofer 94 By Order of the Council APRIL 21st., Ï i 2 Music hv 8 heifer calves.All owner raised, vaccinated, in good an Rotleri - M.E.BARRINGTON, Sec.-Treas.8.30 PM ; 7 HIRTZ 4-PIECE John Deere tractor model 520, equipped with man- Jeannine Latreille 93- : \u2014- \u2014 be \u2019 50 : ORCHESTRA ure loader and Snow ucket; John eere , Bessie Banning \u2018 93 Contri ution: cents = { / odel 40; Mol double tractor disc, 24 plate; IHC eu ; .C ÿ a ration ge and fertilizer aril; 15 run: ohia baron oo PUBLI NOTICE a : No Cover Charge N Holl tili spreader, 400 8 it cai : 3 .| , section La tooth harrow: 3section drag harrow: |Pat Ferny 92 GARBAGE PICK-UP Easter at Cross- à fo pis hy Fully Licensed New Idea, trailer tractor mower, Tir.cut, News John Emma Brunette a 3 A ied ELD re side rake, mo , 2 se ; J\u2019ameron fy .Holland PTO baler, super hay-liner, No.67; Meyers | Gitelle EVAN 89 VILLAGE OF ORMSTOWN roads, Moira 8 CT HAPPY EASTER TO ALL hay conditioner, No.650; 2 John Deere rubber-tired Cosnis Hem 89 To give you an idea as to JACK LEMMON eon and 2% pitension cord.THC grain binder, (Rosemary Corgrove 8 Effective MONDAY, APRIL 19th, gar- how this fabulous dining spot FRONTIER INN &Ft eut with canvas; John Deere manire spreader.| Piorette puimeau sa bage will be picked up TWICE a week = is arranging for Easter week VIRNA LiSI 4 , On ru ; -furrow ctor iJcan Legget _ i | plow, \u2018point hitch: DeLaval magnetic milker, 2 {Gladys Duheme 86 MONDAY and FRIDAY until the 15th 1.Having even Fresh Red HDW TO Tel.247-2777 Hemmingford, P.0.single units, piping for 28 cows; Hanson milk weigh Marion Arthur 86 October.Snapper flown in from |g ; \u2014\u2014 ess 1 Le Selmi me _ scale; Gem milk cooler, 12 can capacity; 12 good 8 Rose Moniqui 86 .Miami for seafood lovers|}: RAURDER { gallon mile cans; dirginer: pails; Hanson aProod _L Proprietors and tenants are hereby plus many other gourmet .à : le 3 ; en me \u2014 ps .shes.3 hitch tractor: Beatty litter carrier.bucket, track and i notified that suitable garbage containers 2.Flying in gifts from Paris YOUR WIFE { B A C K A G A | N brackets; Stewart electric clipper; pair Bob sleighs : MEDICAL NOTICE MUST BE USED.Any container of more for every lady who dines FOR A with platform; 8 50-gal.Steel drums; | grindstone; than a 25-gallon capacity will NOT be ; here.tree Gifts for all NOTHER YEAR ina water pump; New 14 ic motor: 2 iy + : .Givin r 5 large livestock crates: 10 exhibition cattle helters; 000d Fi iday, April 16,| handled by the men making the Garbage the Children.And \u201cTl HE FLEF T WOODS\u201d 10 cattle blankets; Forks; shovels; miscellaneous we will be in the office Pick-Up, as authorized by the Council; | Serving gourmet, dinners - | à - Cor ce Le , à .La Leur ee a TERMS: Livesiock: Cash, or terms can be ar.| in the afternoon hy Proprietors and tenants failing to com- special low children prices | GIANTS IN DEADLY COMBAT! (53 © ran our.hi : ; ent ses only.i i i i so the whole family can af- ; frm { 2), Tractor, hay conditioner.Baler and Side Tako, 40° urgent cases > ply with this order, will be re sponsible ford ! ma | ; 4 , cash, Jelance > months\" wedi upon furnishing ap.There will be no office! for the proper disposal of their garbage.: to partake of the lag afd YR\u2014=0\" sumptuous food.RAY ID 8 Yi 5.Featuring a fine band Sat.{IW | SLL) Nite, Sunday afternoon\u2019 AU NZ NE | from 3 til 6.Dinner danc-1\".ing from 8.JOHNNY SEVEN 3 AVEMCAN INC RMATIONS de vue No matter where you may! Murder\u201d, midweek at 8:45.live it will be well worth the|Sat.at 6:20 & 9:45.Sun at % 7 4 Bj ) By Order of the Council evening.M.E.BARRINGTON, SecnTgeas.Dr.F.J.McCrimmon \u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014 - \u2014 a drive to this magnificent 2-10 - 5:35 & 9:00.| CO-OWNERS: F.C.McLennan and Mrs, JOHNSETA.- | Co-Owrers: | F.C.MCLENNAN and MRS.JOHN McARTHUR DONALD A.MCLENNAN, Auctioneer Lancaster, Ontario \u2014 Te'ephone 347-2882 = i \\ Dr.K.G.Cameron CLEARANCE SALE _\u2014 spot.\u201cNavajo\u201d, midweek at 7:15.; .j By Public Auction 1Sat.at 8:25.Sun., 4:10 & 7.40.At Ormstown Sales Room \\ \u2014 sn SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1965\" y, I 0 IY] 3 THUR.THRU SAT.! | THE FOLLOWING: Large all-steel desk and chair; \u201cNOT A WORD OR SCENE CUT\u201d Complete Farm Dispersal Of KAYEN FARM HOLSTEINS filing cabinet, nearly new; 17\u201d G.E.television; Lind- D, sense Pa ; iano; 4-pi bed.ite; : vera beds and cots modern and antique: buffet: ¥ i SHIRLEY Ma LAINE # 20 APPEARING d f hi G.E.Hot-Point 4-burner; Gurney combination gas oH C {= ; and farm machinery and oil; 2 G.E.2-burner, Elect.; Moffat 2-burner oil IPET : E Saturday Night stove; Enterprise +burner oil Stove; Regent 4 VE, ER USTINOV r very Saturday g .; v a f .Registered Holstein Cattle R.O.P.Tested, in cooû derkine order Chestefiels suite?mimorous RICHARD, CRENNA 3 at the quantity of chairs, modern and antique.Kelvinator automatic washing machine; Singer sewing machines; several tables, incl.end tables; 2 forges, 2 sets of feed scales; small fruit scales; quantity of stationery; lawn mowers; suitcases; trunks; drill press; quantity of windows; Univensal 5 COLOR DLLURE 7 tr 5 Matinee daily at 2 P.M.Eve., 7:00 & 8:55 Sat., Con't.at 2:00 3:59 - 5:40 - 7:25 & 9:40 P.M.SUNDAY \u2014 MONDAY \u2014 TUESDAY Listed & Accredited I mile east of Vankleek Hill, Ont.ROD and GUN HOTEL - MOTEL THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd., at 1 P.M HE a ne ot Deravai pro | RATE OUMA B55], sorts À \u20ac TORT LEWES .-bale conveyor; comple eo eLaval pro- M.ich Company Product-on - 3 , ducts including lkings machines, arts, quantity of | HAVILLAND a } \u201cHUSH.HUSH, SPECIAL EASTER 1e veterinary and sanitation products, pipe fittings, | DAVES de LAN se ly DINNERS 38 HEAD LIVESTOCK: 18 milking; 2 males; several of these bushings, On I Tian: cordé, glect motors | JOSEPH COTTEN 7 ) SWEET, are top show animals.Eight daughters of Kayen Farm Premier, DC ine testers Le Ap, | puis | I CHARLOTTE Make your Reservations now for Maternal brother of Anthony, will be selling.16 females are bred vacuum pump; Super Atom charger; water bowls: | Contry./ stable brooms; cow brushes; teat cup§; livestock spray; insect hait; 1 Forano feed mixer, 2 HP.at 2:00; Eve, 7:00 & 9:10 Elect.motor; 1 Forano feed roller, 2 H.P.Elect.mem ee motor.Many other articles too numerous to mention.T E c NOTIC All articles must be cleared off the premises as the above mentioned premises are the site of the The Huntingdon County Hospital invites you to its : : .vo Valley Livestock Auctions.Watch of charge until grass time at owner's risk.Sone Socal paper for full particulars.Annual Meeting in the County Building, FARM MACHINERY \u2014 Allis Chalmers W.D.45 tractor, com- BILL HOOKER, Auctioncr, Tel.Ormstown 829-2663 plete with front end loader, 3-point hitch, manure bucket, snow DONALD B.WATTIE, Auctioneer, Tel.H'don 264-2434 bucket and live power take off ; Farmall C tractor, fast hitch, | Monday, April 26th at 8.00 P.M.BUSINESS: Presentation of annual reports and their pulley, two-furrow plow, snow blade ; International 7-ft.cut fast PU BLIC AUCTION discussion; the election of Governors and any other hitch mower; International 45 baler; 1 E.L.chain saw: Tractor > mounted Garber grass seeder ; Dolleys for bombardier 4 tracks ; Closing out Sale to be held at McLean's Meat Market business that might properly come before the meeting.ALL MEMBERS ARE WELCOME.sunday, Con\u2019t.at 2:00 - 4:20 - 7:00 & 9:20 Mon - Tues., Mat.for August and September, all females arc bred to E.B.I.sires.B.C.A.herd average (114-123), some femalcs with records of up to and over 17,000 Ibs.of milk in 305 days.CATALOGUES WILL BE AVAILABLE.Any cattle purchased will be taken care of [ree Wedding Receptions and Banquets HUNTINGDON \u201c THEATRE _ NICE EASTER SHOW FRI.\u2014 SAT.\u2014 SUN.894 A John Deere 5-bar high speed side rake ; Mc-Deering 7 4 ton A PH 1 - .SPECIAL MATINEE SAT, 1.30 Chateauguay St., Huntingdon = Le = rubber-tired wagon and rack ; Otaco rubber-tired wagon, wagon and rack , Brillion hay conditioner ; Aitkenhead chain harrow; ardinal bale elevator, 32-ft.with -h.p.motor; International .: ; : tandum disc, 32 discs; International corn planter; 4-section commencing Friday, April 23 at 1.30 p.m.PPS ; ui ; À GILGERT MACMILLAN, R.W ROWAT, Woy co i to drag harrow; 2 clectric motors, % and %-h.p.motor; No.33 and continuing Fr oy mC April 23 Chairman Secretary Cary LT fhe LESLE 53 John Deere 140 bushel manure spreader; No.300 milkeeper 22 p.m.es = \u2014 GRANT Pat à GaRON a.bulk tank, used 6 months; Surge milking machine, 2 single units, Complete disposal of all store cquip- EE 1 jin pump and piping for 24 cows ; Jackall jack, 15-ton capacity; Set ment and stock consisting of large meat \"Fe ther Goose\" 4 doubleshow harness; 50 1bs.silage flavour preservative; Inter- slicer, 30-1b.store scale, platform scale, a national trailer grubber, wheel type and small articles too numerous to mention.\u2014 Practically all above machinery purchased within the last 3 years.2 cutting blocks, Hobart electric mincer, display freezer, 1 deep-freeze, fruit stand, Kelvinator walk-in refrigerator 7 ft.x NOTICE TECHNICOLOR Trevor, Howard , 9 ft, fire-resistant bill-file, 100 feet of Our stores will be open every day this \u2014 also \u2014 months credit an nies ap.shelving, glass showcase, glass cheese week but will be closed all day BIG WESTERN proved joint notes bearing interest at 8 ft.are ay racks, i\u2019 \u20ac sa 3} Technicolor Terms: Cattle CASH \u2014 6%.2% off for cash.Strangers desir- 8 ti., large quantities ok groceries, can ned goods and many other items.All to be sold without reserve as Mr.McLean is retiring from business.Plcase note: Schedule of Sale: (1) Selling Friday, April 23, 1.30 to 4.30 pm groceries and canned goods.(2) Selling Friday, April 23, 7.30 p.m.until closing: store equipment and groceries.Huntingdon Merchants Association | LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer J ing credit will be asked to furnish EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 19th ~ank references.K.B.NIXON, Proprietor, Tel.678-5533 VANKLEEK HILL, ONTARIO AUCTIONEERS: idansel M.Hay, Glen Sandfield, Ont.\u2014- \"RIO CONCHOS\u201d Richard Boone \u2014 Tony Franciosa Stuart Whitman Added Sunday Eddy Constantine \u201cL'EMPIRE DE LA NUIT\u201d and closed THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 22nd.Dick Cooke, Burke, N.Y.\u2014 Basil Dawley on Pedigrees, Winchester, Ontario. 1 For Sale BULK Milk Tanks, used, al 1 For Sale '60 VOLKSWAGEN, Custom makes and sizes.Guaran- push button radio, good tires, teed for | year.Caliprated good condition.$475.or best tree of charge.Quick ann offer.For information, Tel.efficient service when| 264-5459, Huntingdon needed, Also new Darle| \u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Kool Tanks.Keity's Farm [KEYSTONE 8 MM Movie supplies, Tel: 264-51v6, Camera complete with case.1964 model RCA Victor 23\" consol Television, Both in good order.Roch Trepanier.Tel.264-5356 or 264-3345, rtuntingdon, \"63 FALCON FUTURA.4 door sedan, automatic, fully equip- ) ped, 10,000 miles.Still on| 3 ; guarantee.Contact 23 York BOY'S BICYCLE 24\u201d in very SL, Huntingdon.Tel 264- good order.Call 264-5455, 3650 Huntingdon.\u2014_ STALLION Percheron, 7 years, TRACTOR roto.vator, like| fully registered, grade A 1965, new, 4 ft.wide.Tel.264-| sacrifice: $390.00 Montreal, tel.744-6839, QUANTITY OF BALED HAY and ponies of various ages.and one JAWA 1960 molor- cycle and spare parts, Norris RED CLOVER SEED, cleaned.De Ormstown.Tel.829 Tel.James McCaffrey, Orm.!.2 \u2014_\u2014 stown 829-2290 after 6 P.M.11 GE VACUUM CLEANER SA SES with all attachments; in perfect condition Apply Thomas Mather, Tel.829-2765, Orm- stown, ONE 16 months purebred Holstein bull One 19 months purebred Holstein bull, Both dams testing over 4%.From 5837, Huntingdon, NEW and USED BULK Milk Tanks, all sizes.Girton\u2019 Manufacturing Co.Hem- mingford 247-2047.rising 5 and 7 years.Jamie- son Bros, Athelstan, 1960 CORVAIR, 4 door standard shift.Tel.264-5924, Huntingdon, 54\u201d SPRING FILLED MATT- .Glen Brae herd Howick, RESS, 54\" steel flat SPring, Apply Everett Mason, Orm- steel bed frame with casters stown.adjustable from 39\" to 54\" \u2014\u2014 \u2014 g width.Beasonably priced, GAS STOVE and clectric stove, W.T.McEwen, Ormstown, 264-2058, Huntingdon.Tel.829-2420, BEEF, 2 year old steers, by | the quarter.Cedar logs and poles from 12' to 35\u2019, 9 cords pulpwood.Hugh Ferguson, Dundee.264-5628, __ 1 GOLDEN LABRADOR RETRIEVER, 18 months Tel._ 264-5720, Huntingdon.500 BALES OF HAY.Apply Harmel Legault, 264-5818, St.Anicet.1955 GMC SCHOOL BUS for sale.Rene Forget, Ormstown, 2 NEW MARCONI Telovisions 1964 models 23\u201d consolo,! ; $209.00 and $239.95.Fully! 4 guaranteed.Apply Empire TV, Tel.264-2900, Hunting- don.HOLSTEIN HEIFERS bred for November and December,\u2019 also a four year old horse, weighing about 1300 Eugene Vaillancourt, Gore Road, Huntingdon.re s 3 Property for Sale NEW BRICK HOUSE, 4 big rooms and garage.127 Bou- chette St, Huntingdon.TWO RUBBER-TIRED WAGONS for sale.Donald Hamilton, Athelstan Tel.264-5716.NICE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Garden City, 1956 PONTIAC 2 door coach, Tel.264-5228, Huntingdon.automatic, radio, exceptional car.Tel, 264-2933.1956 CHEVROLET coach, stan: dard transmission and radio, very clean Tel.264-2933.1964 CUSTOM MERCURY METEOR, 4 door sedan, power steering, power brakes, power rear window, custom radio, totally equipped, low milage, very reasonably pric- NEW BRICK HOUSE, ready for occupation 5/2 apartments.Central heating, hot water.Apply Jacques Chasle, 17 Cross, Ormstown.FARM, 165 acres, fully equipped with tools including 25 head dairy cattle, 3500 bales of hay.House, finished in hardwood, new furnace, ed.Owner being provided| spring on farm, 1/2 miles with Company car.Private! from Chateaugay, N.VY.sale.No dealers.Tel.Hem.! Terms allowed Verdon Bai- mingford, 247.2344 nes, 7-3446 REGISTERED SEEDS GARRY OATS \u2014 RODNEY \u2014 RUSSEL PRIDE, FUNK'S CORN ) DOSCO FENCING and WIRE | Société Co-opérative Agricole | du comté de Châteauguay STE.MARTINE & STE.BARBE AURELE GENIER NEW AND USED AUTOMOBILES 558 Keddy St.| Hemmingford, Que.Tel.247-2766 65 64 FORD GALAXIE, 2-Dr., hard top, V-8, Autoradio MONTEREY, fully equipped, 4-Dr.VAUXHALL station wagon BUICK 2-Dr., hard top PONTIAC, V-8, Auto.METEOR, V-8, Auto.FORD FOR SALE - MEN'S, LADIES\u2019 and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING STORE Established 16 years same owner on main business street.Will sacrifice for serious buyer Apply or Phone 829-2853 Sheffren\u2019s Clothing Store Ormstown FOR SALE 1 Acma 30 in.4-burner 220 Electric stove 1 G.E.13-foot Refrigerator 1 Leonard 9-foot Refrigerator 1 G.E.17 in.television 1 Monitor Apartment washer 1 Sim ring-filled mattress mons spring double bed 1 10 x 12 carpet These items are like new and right in - every way.Priced to sell.TELEPHONE 829-2208 J.C Steele ORMSTOWN 8 Willow St.| \u2014 | MODERN Apartment of 4% 3 Property for Sale 4 To Rent SUMMER HOME, located near 6 ROOM BUNGALOW on fows Malone Golf Course, water,| er Chateauguay, 3 bedrooms, electricity, 15 acres of land.: Available 1st of May.Tel Must be seen to be appre-! 264-2916, Huntingdon ciated.Apply Orville Short- \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 _ ! .2 APARTMENTS available Sleeve, 483-1712, Malone.May let Apply W.E.Le- PORT LEWIS \u2014 Lake St.| febvre Reg'd.Tel.264.5464.Francis, Two bedroom cot-| Huntingdon.ge near 18 hole golf private STORE on the main street in safe, sandy beach.Commut- | Ormstown.Immediate oceu- ing.$5,500, Terms: E.How- Pancr.R.Forget, 29 Lamb- den 4355 Rosedale, Montreal, ton, Ormstown, 6 ROOM APARTMENT to rent, all modern convenien- | ces, Lower Chateauguay St.Available May 1st.Contact Mr.Pat McCallum Sr, Tel.| 264-2821 Huntingdon, HOUSE: fully modern, 220 wiring Reasonable, Apply 6 La- rooms, central Chateauguay St, Huntingdon.Tel.264- 3218.5 ROOM HEATED apartment,\u2019 available May 1st.Apply Alice Vine, 20 Hunter St., tel.264-2927, Huntingdon.484.7294, {3-ROOMED HOUSE to rent rere eee.With hot water, 220 entry,|.4 T R * good basement and sun 0 ent + porch 12 Prince Street, Hun: ree ieee tingdon.Tel.264-5318.APARTMENT to rent, four\u2018 \u2014 ; and complete farm 7 Help Wanted customers with Watkins Products in Town of Hun- tingdon No investment necessary.Earn $78.00 per week and up.Full or part-time.Write to J.Gauthier, 350 St.Roch, Montreal \u201815, Quebec.PERMANENT POSITION for woman exporienced in practical nursing for niaht duty in a 15-bed private convalescent hospital.tiours midnight to 8 a.m.5.day week.Unemplopment insurance.Sick leave.Vacation with pay.Call Riverview Terrace Reg\u2019d, Huntingdon, Tel.264-5409.FARM MANAGER to operate a dairy farm in the Eastern Townships, Must have ability to handle registered cattle operations, Farm is well equipped anl living accommodation excellent.References required with application to Gleaner Box No.6735, Huntingdon, Que.rooms, 220 entry and gas.bats St.Howick.Tel.825- Painting new and clean, gar.y =~ ~~~ ~~ age.Available May 1st, HOWICK, on English River, San ireh, St Huntingdon.Tel.| 4 room apartment, imme- \u20ac diate occupation, heated, con-, ATTRACTIVE 4 room apart- tinuous hot water, gas stove, ment, 220 wired, automatic and refrigerator supplied, heating.Tel.264-5141, Hun-! telephone 1-825-2238 tingdon, | TS _ THREË ROOM Toniea apart.D Wanted to Rent ment modern kitchen and __ _ TUE = TA bathroom, electric stove, refrigerator, and venetian A COUNTRY HOUSE with or blinds supplied.Central location in Huntinadon.Apply, McCov Bros, Huntingdon, | Tel 264-5392 without land in the Hunting: | don-Ormstown area, Tel.264- 5531 anytime or 829.2352 between 7 and 9 a.m.SEED CLEANING SEED TREATING Athelstan Sash & Door & Grist Mill Athelstan, Que.Tel.264-5533 NOTICE The Annual Meeting of trustees and lotholders of GEORGETOWN CEMETERY CO.LTD.will be held in Georgetown Church on MONDAY, APRIL 19th, at two o'clock W.E.ANDERSON, Scc.-Trcas.NOTICE Owners of unlicenced dogs are advised that such dogs will be disposed of without further notice if they are allowed to roam at will within the limits of the Town of Huntingdon.Furthermore, all dogs licenced or un- licenced, found causing nuisance will be taken to the dog pound and action taken against their owners.By order of the Police Department Town of Huntingdon -_ Ken's ESSO Service CHEER UP! BETTER ROADS ARE COMING WITH A BETTER SEASON.In the meantime, \u2018Go Steady with Ken\" by corrected steering and wheel Alignment at : KEN STORY GARAGE Tel.829-2158 Route 4 Ormstown, Que.Frsson Rotary Drilling Incomparable Speed, Quality and Prices An Abundant Supply of Safe Drinking Water Guaranteed Ncver A Dissatisfied Customer Phone ORMSTOWN 829-2779 If No Answer, Plhione FRANKLIN CENTRE 827-2288 Aluminum Doors & Windows Awnings of All Kinds Plate Glass - Store Front Sales and Service ALBAN MAINVILLE CALL 264-3057 HUNTINGDON Raymond Mainville GENERAL CONTRACTOR IN MASONRY Fireplaces \u2014 Repairs Free Estimates Tel, 373-7544 Valleyfield 165 Fabre St.9 Work \\ Wanted GIRL wants work for summer.Available now for baby sitting.Tel, 264-5226, Hunting- don.| WANTED Young and Old Horses, Cows, Heifers and Bulls MAN OR WOMAN to service 18 Agents Wanted 9 Work Wanted Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 The Gleaner - 5 PE a w\u2014 \u2014\u2014 + mo \u2014 \u2014\u2014r at BOY 14 years old wants work on a farm for summer.Available after June 9.Has 2i To Give Away one summers experignce.Tel.'™ \u2014 i rT 829-2748, Ormstown.WOULD LOOK AFTER children during the day or baby sitting at night Barbara Rin- guette, Tel, 264.2579, Hun- tingdon.[PUP to give away, four months old.Mrs.Murray Blair, west of the Mr.Allan Wilson home, Franklin Centre, Lots For Sale | (SEVERAL LOTS for sale in Ormstown, 100\u2019 x 100.Priced at $500.Tel, 820-2883 for information.WITH $25.00 for sample case,! own a business with inter-| esting incomes; our 226 pro-' ducts casily sold in reserved district.Commission 45¢; - specials with free products - premiums, 30 days trial period.JITO, Dept.E, 5130 St.Hubert, Montreal.i i HELP WANTED 15 Wanted Experienced ANTIQUES WANTED: China, Glassware, Lamps, Lanterns, Guns, Powderhorns Cupboards, Rockers, Washstands, Washsets, Butterprints, But- , terbowls, Spinningwheels and farm.other items.Leif Jacobsen, Hemmingford, Que.Phone WARREN MOUNT 247-2690.A SMALL BUILDING or a Fort Covington, N.Y.milk house that can be mov- - - © ed as it is.Call.254-5858.Tel.518-358-2511 ONE LOT 70' by 120' on new street in Howick for sale.Tel, 825-2261.reliable married man tor vear round job on dairy HOWICK VILLAGE CHAS.McCONVILLF| 264-5370 Huntingdon : Walter Oes | Tel: 373-4472 Valleytier | guarantee a sufficient supply of water.| also guarantee that water will be approved as {drinking water by Government test.Terms can be arranged.Horses and Cows Doad or Alive Qur Truck Will Pick Up Animals ' | \u2018 Work Horses and | Saddle Horses For Sale | HORSE FARM and Abattoir MARCIAL GIROUX st Tel: Gonzague Valleyfie!d Louis de 373-9118 | ) } WELL DRILLING ficiont year-round ! water.For information: [ Wilfred Saumier Tel.264-5977 Invest in.OF YOUR OWN If you're paying rent now, we suggest you think seriously of making an effort to secure your own home, so that in a few years you'll have something morc substantial than a bunch of receipts to look at.We have a number of good homes available, some on easy payments, in various localities.And if you are thinking of retirement, you'll find it well worth investigating, too, what is available to you now in home values.We arc at your service.Also Business Opportunities FARMS If you are looking for a really good farm, we suggest you sce what we have to offer from our exclusive list, some with milk contracts.Prices range up to $100, 000.for profitable going concerns.COUNTRY REALTIES REGD.Licensed Broker MEMBER CORPORATION REAL ESTATE BROKERS, PROV.QUEBEC.6 McBuin St.Grmstown 829.2675 \"| WELL DRILLING To ensure yours¥dfi of a suf- supply of | To Owners of All Dogs: ! By By-law regularly adopted, all dogs owned bv residents of this community must not be permitted to run loose on period of Mav Ist to October 31st, and must not he permitted to ru Koos on the streets of the Village, under a penalty ol a fine of $20.00 (Twenty Dollars) and, il anv dog shall cause damage within the Village, if, and when the owner of said dog shall be proven.such owner shall be liable for the full amount of such damage.We trust that vou will fully.comply with the above regulation, Bv Order of Council, W.G.BROWN.Sceretarv-Treasurer | oe NOTICE ol the PREPARATION and DEPOSIT of the ELECTORAL 11ST Province ol Quebec SCHOOI.CORPORATION OF HUNTINGDON (PROTESTANT) PUBLIC NOTICE I's hereby given that 1, Eric C.Martin, Sceretarv-Treasurer of the School Commission of Huntingdon (Protestant) have prepared, according to Taw, the list of clectors Tor the School Municipality of Huntingdon ( Protestant) of the County of Huntingdon (Protestant) of the Coun- tv of Huntingdon, and that such list is now deposited in my office at the disposal and lor the information of all persons interested.Given under my hand, at Huntingdon, Quec., this cighth dav of April, 1965.E.C.MARTIN, Secretarv-Treasurer Province of Quebec MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF HUNTINGDON PUBLIC NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS, proprietors of taxable property in the Town of Huntingdon.! Public notice is hereby given by the | undersigned Secretary-Treasurer, ; That the Council of the Town of Hun- | tingdon adopted at a regular meeting on April 5th, 1965, By-law No.319 authorizing an issue of bonds of $60,000.redeem- | able in series, in 20 years ; | That the object of said By-law is to pay the costs of certain improvements to the water treatment plant and water distribution system of the Town of Hun- tingdon in addition to the amount of $219,500.00 approved by By-law No.315, and this, for the same purpose.That the Council has fixed Tuesday, April 20th, 1965, at the Office of the Council in the Court House, Hunting- don, Que., from 7.00 o'clock in the evening to 9.00 o'clock in the evening, as the place and time of a meeting at which you may approve or disapprove of the said by-law according to article 593 of the Cities\u2019 and Towns' Act; Public notice is furthermore given that the said by-law will be considered approved if, within two hours of the opening of the said meeting, twenty (20) or more electors have not demanded that the loan by-law be submitted for the approval of the municipal electors who are owners of taxable immovables.Given at Huntingdon, Que., this 6th | day of April, 1965.| CLAUDE PILON, Secretary-Treasurer \u2019 ying room.The inside of the building will be lined with plywood, the doors and windows will be framed, and two coats of paint will cover the finished job.This work will run close to $1800.00 but, your directors are sure that the end result will be well wonth it.War Memorial Arena News | By Safety Sam The sale of shares in the | War Memorial has moved along at a brisk pace since started about ten days ago, lo date 36 shares have boen { purchased.This Is a wonder.\u2018fui vote of confidence to the, Directors of the War Memo-| tial for the action they have (taken.: Visitors are welcome, drop over and if you have any i deas let us know.Dour Family Crest DINECT FROM OLD RELIABLE MANUFACTURER\u2019 l'aichtnents, tiles, dew - ] 1 ie celery, asie trays, ste More than enough money S| tionery, auto emblems, in now to complete the plans v ; hou, hacklex, ï oor .\" à 1 S y: kbockers, bur utensils (fer the Memorial Plaque.ah she orn foal ren! i tige RIA, Sead Ine tor Men at Work fully iltustrated ent Since last Saturday, Bail LU A EE 10 [ournier\u2019s men have been Seti, Cl lard at work over at the A- | uti \u2019 + Canadian Century Publi (ltNa renovating dhe compleis Room 404, 1253 McGill [AT downstairs entrance and wait.Montreal Canada © HOLSTEIN CALF SALE al the Ormstown Fair Grounds SATURDAY, APRIL 24th at 1.30 P.M.25 Registered Holstein heifer calves, the najoritv of which are from Record Danis \u2014 this Sale should be of Special interest o all interested in 4-H Club Work.\u2018atalogues available upon request from Mr.Leon Beaudin, Secretarv.Sale spofisored bv the Huntingdon- Ormstown Holstein Club.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Complete Pine Knoll Herd of Ayrshires for sale 125 head including 50 milking females, 25 bred heifers, 20 open heifers, 30 heifer calves.This herd is Fully Accredited and Federally Listed for Bangs Calfhood Vaccination and on R.O.P.The farm is also for sale; consisting of 390 acres.Modern Farm Buildings, New Dairy with all Bulk equipment, Barn Cleaner and full line of farm Machinery, 4 modern houses.Apply: VAN VLIET BROS.Lacolle, Que.| Telephone No.246-3601 \u2014 area code 514 AUCTTON SALE at the residence ol MR.SIMEON BEAUDIN, 33 Mill Road, Howick, on SATURDAY, APRIJL 24 The Following: 2-picce chesterfield set.3-picce maple bedroom set, double bed with box spring and foam mattress, 9-piece bedroom sel with inner spring mattress.Double bed and inner spring mattress.Chest af drawers, Rug 9 x 12.Tables.Bureau.3 Mark hot heaters.Bedspreads.Ash I travs.Lamp shades.Mirrors.Suitcases | Many other things, all to be sold as Mr.Beaudin is moving away.Terms: Cash.\u2014 Sale to begin at 1 P.M.' BILL HOOKER, Auctioncer Tel.829-2663 PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 17th.al EDMUND SPROULE FARM l'; mile south of Franklin Centre 17 head of caltte (mostly all vaccinated), 11 milk cows consisting of 2 high grade Holsteins to freshen soon.2 Jerseys fresh, the balance due in early spring.Holstein bull 9 mos.2 Holstein open heifers.3 Jersey heifers (open).(3 of shove are Registered).! 20 tons baled hay.Quantity of block wood.# ! milk cans.M.-H tractor.2-furrow tr-plow.6-ft.tr-hay mower.Side-rake.Dump rake.Double discs.Wagon on rubber with rack.Circular saw.M-H drill seeder.| Cultivator.Parts and body for 1956 Plymouth.Metal | bottom hay loader.FURNITURE: 3-Pce.chesterfield.4-Pce.antique parlor set.Dining-room table and 6 chairs.2 kit- | chen tables and 8 chairs, Piano.2 box stoves.Cook- stove.2 brass beds.6 metal beds and mattresses.El.washer.Rugs.End tables.Antique gramophone.Sofa.C la cooler.2 bureaus.EI.radio.Baby crib.Antique sewing machine.Quebec heater.| Dishes and other items.All to be sold as the Sproules are moving ! Terms: Cash.Sale at 1 PM LYELL J.GRAHAM, | Auctioneer le - mes ri re Na ATER rt rp REAL ST CA TrES ME 6 - The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 This and That In Town # Now that our Quebec Government has seen fit to im- pote numerous new taxes on the public such as 6% tax on long distance telephone calls, more tax on cigarettes, liquor, ete, perhaps the costs involved in taking over the $, W.& P.Co.will be reduced and we will benefit from a reduction in charges for electricity?We doubt it: the akeover has dons nothing to help this area yet.And the one-cent-per-gallon increase for gasoline?Surely this means à highway from Trout River to Mercier Bridge, in time for Young Farmers Federation.Expo \u201867, that wp dont have to continually apologize to strangers about! opening up houses for tourists, habitats, towers, etc, but do we really WANT people to travel Route 4?True, it's a main artery to Montreal from the Mid-western States; it\u2019s Canada\u2019s Lost dairy farming territory and is scenic, but will strangars travelling along distances on good highways want to get onto Route Four where they'll bump and twist along, knocking their wheel alignment out?And we haven't even mentioned safaty: we just hope they're skilled enough to dodge trucks, buses and other cars, while missing potholes and rounding unbanked curves.Choteauguay Valley people are as interested in the World's Fair gs much as any Canadians maybz a trifle more than most, but we agree its high time our tax money be used for a new highway from Trout River to Mercier Bridge .what about it, ye powers that be?w A new florist shop in Huntingdon (see advt.) where the Quebec Liquor Store formerly was has opened its doors.And of course the Q.L.B.is now located in the new building two doors west of their former premises.» Dog ownars, beware: the police in Huntingdon mean business.They have received too many comblaints about dogs roaming in packs and they intend to break this up, one way or another.The police are doing their duty, dis- tast2ful as it may be, but heaven help the private citizen who takes the law into his own hands.Each spring at least one demented character in some part of town puts out poison and someone loses a pet.It isn\u2019t quite as bad to lose a pat through legal action, but if cowards who use poison could be caught and convinced, they'd probably wish someone had put a bullet through their heads too before they'd dished out the poison.maybe th2 police dept, should advertise that they don\u2019t require any aid from poison people?w# And while we're beefing, have the former Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band funds been turned over to the Chateauguay Valley Highland Band yet?No use letting it sit around where it doesn\u2019t even draw interest.How about dividing it between the Pipe Band and the Chateauguay Valley Music Festival?vw Mr.Richard L.Tinker, President of the Easter Seals Campaign in this district, reports that 653 envelopes have been returned to date.This represents $1215, which is 61%% of the 1965 objective, With the objective just over the halfway mark, it is hoped that donations will be greatly increased before the wezk is over, Only 12% of those who received Easter Seals have replied.Please help crippled people by sending in your donation now.w# Did you know that hardy Scots Pines are available from Mr.E.I.Holmes?These ornamental evergreens are pruned and bushy, up to six fee: tall if wanted and are easily transplanted nursery stock.The first week of May is considered the best time for planting Scots Pines, so we suggest you read Mr.Holmes' advt.elsewhere in this issue.Also available are Colorado Blue Spruce and White Spruce.sw And if anyone thinks Ormstown\u2019s Chief of Police isn\u2019t on the job, all they have to do is park on the wrong side cf the street, even if they're driving a delivery truck.It won't take many minutes to find out he's still there, w Going away for the long week-end .having visitors?Phone The Gleaner or your local correspondent and let us print it in the social columns, \u2014 sw Monday noon brought the first thunderstorm in \u201865, accompanied by high wind and driving rain.While farmers welcomed the rain, syrup makers foresaw it as the end of the good sap runs.In all likelihood maple syrup will be at a premium price this year.One of the better known local] makers who usually boils enough sap for 1,000 gallons of, syrup reports this year\u2019s crop will not exceed the 250-gallon mark.w What's happened to Canada\u2019s pig population?Last week 40,000 lbs.of fresh pork were reported to have been trucked tc Montreal via Trout River.If pork is getting scarce, wouldn't it be a good time for pig raising.needless to say, local farmers aren't getting any high prices yet, but -.w For wedding invitations, pictures, etc, phone The Glean- es: 264.5365.w A local sportsman WHO KNOWS says there haven't been as many geese and ducks around Lake St.Francis at this time of year for the past 25 years.Out-of-season for hunting, of course, but nevertheless there were a couple of intermittent shots fired, presumably from across the lake.NOW OPEN THERIAULT Barbells Because of our very low overhead, we are able to give the very lowest prices ever on barbells and dumbell sets, and accessory equipment.Drop in and see us.We are located on Highway 4 Dewittville Tel.264-5422 Ask for Paul Theriault Your furs | never had it so good! Give your furs a vacation in our cool vaults \u2014 which are designed to allow enough breat \u2014 no bunching and lots of cool air all the hot summer long.Wei pam; and protect them from th theft \u2018til fall, © moths, fire and We recommend \u201cHOLLANDERIZING\u201d to remove the dirt and grime accumulated during the winter.It rejuvenates the skin and lining and is reasonably È Hoilingdon Ceasers 2 y PEU) © Cleaners © Storage © Shirt Launderers HUNTINGDON In Ormstown\u2014Howick\u2014Hemmingford : Chateauguay, ask operator for s The old Presbyterian Burial Grounds in Ormstown is due for a cleanub job.À committee has been formed and ruggestions are urgently requested.Many old cameteries are in a state of neglect around our area and the need of res pect for the dead can very adequately be met by keeping their last resting place respectably tidy.» We are thinking of Expo '67 and speaking of tidying up projects, we notice several property owners have already begun to have great truckloads of earth dumped on their lawns preparatory to improvement.w There is elsewhere in The Gleaner an article on the looks as if the youngsters have somathing in mind for future improvement of their We hear plenty about beautifying farms, | farms.Howick is having dog problems too.see advt.»# Congratulations to Elmer Black and his curlers, w# Interested in boating?We suggest you drop over to Dan's Place at South lancaster over the holiday week-end where a boat show and demonstration is being held at the marina.(See advt.) Dan and the boys will be pleased to explain the ins and outs of the latest in pleasure craft.They also have a good selection of used motors and boats of all descriptions they are offering at attractive prices to make room for '65 models.Just cross Monseigneur Lang- lois Bridge at Valleyfield and drive west a few miles.w Senior classes in district schools will be writing examinations after the Easter recess.the junior grades can relax and enjoy the holiday, having completed their tests iwo weeks ago.w First sod turned April Ist for the new clubhouse at Hemmingford Golf Club \u2014 completion of the clubhouse, which will include a restaurant, is scheduled for late June.Knowing how the directors of the club operate, the project will likely be completes ahead of time.»# More Huntingdon County War Memorial Arena Lid.shares ware sold since last Gleaner day: Messrs.Arnold Milne, Cam Fiset, Arnold Kahn.W.E.S.McNair, Charles Grant, Maurice Fourier, Leon Robidoux, Ferns Pringle, Ivan Men- nie, Wallace Rennie, J.C.Brown (2), Dr.K.G.Cameron, i.M.K2lly, Herve Primeau, for a total of 36 in two weeks.Good work, Mr.Prez Jon.w Ormstown (Huls of the Chateauguay Valley and Home of the Little Royal) is the site for the new Chateauguay Valley Commission Auction which will open its doors later this month or early May.Messrs.Harold Wattie, Bill Hooker and Donald Wattie will operate the Sales Centre in the lormer W.E.8.Ayerst barn one mile west of town.One- half the barn is being renovated into a home-like room with panelled walls where household merchandise will go on the auction block while the other half is being made into a modern livestock arena, Auctions will be conducted simul taneously by Messrs.Bill Hooker and Donald Wattie.Bill says \u2018people just won't know the barn when we're finished\u2019.One item the boys appear pretty proud of is a set of 2,000-1b.punch scales.Time will tell.but if Bill says it's going to be something special, it most likely will be.(He NEVER nxaggerates).w AND, talking about auction sales, there'll be a big one in Huntingdon early in June.Mr.Douglas Stephen has offered his Grove Hall free of charge and Mr.Lyell Graham, auctioneer, has offered his services on the same basis, Why?To h:lp the Rotary Club of Huntingdon raise some $$\u2019s.Generous of Messrs.Stephen and Graham and YOU, dear reader, will have an opportunity to help too.Watch for advt, please, w And while we're mentioning local auctioneers, did you know that some of the top Montreal buyers are regula bidders at Jake (H.P.) Higgins\u2019 Hillside Sales Arena\u201d wv News from Howick \"THe Late Miss Margaret Bennett olyn Templeton and Pegg Roy, gave a fine Easter Medi .; tation based on Luke 24: 1-11 A link with the early set.The programme was ji tlers of Howick was hroken'charge of Mrs.Bruce Chis when Miss Margaret Bennettiholm.A sound film formerlv of Montreal and Vie- toria, died at Vancouver.B.Con March 18th, 1965 in her 85th year.Miss Bennett was a daughter of the Rev.Thos.Bennett and his wife Elsie McClenag- han.As a young girl she snent holidays with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Me- Clenaghan, a prominent family in the village for many years.They owned and operated the store on the east corner nf Bridge and ILambton Sts Marsan's) and lived in the romfortable brick home nearby facing on Lambton St.In 'ater vears Miss Bennett \u2018pent holidays with Dr.and Mrs.James Shanks (Lizzie MeClenaghan) who lived on the west corner of the intersection.Her rich contralto voice was heard in the loca\u2019 churches and at concerts on many occasions.Her teaching duties in Montreal were not confined to kindergarten classes, but included also classes at McGill Conservatorium of Music.Following her retirement she lived in Victoria, not far from her cousin.Dr.George Shanks, L.M.S.a prominent nathologist and son of the late Dr.and Mrs.Jas.Shanks.She is survived by one sister Mrs, Milton Jack, Hatzic B.C., two brothers, Geo.E.Bennett, Victoria and Thomas W, Bennett.Santa Barbara California, also several nieces and nephews, Legion Meeting Eleven members attended the Legion meeting at Mrs, Brady's home on Tuesday evening, Awril 6th.Fol lowing the \u2018business session Mrs.O.Mattinson demonstrated a beautiful Easter tree and described how it was made, The ladies were so in trigued they went home wit}: plans to make their own Games were played and refreshments served.U.C.W.Meeting The U.C.W.general meeting \u2018held in the church hall on Tuesday evening, April 6th.was a\u2018tended by around 2.members, The President.Miss I.Frith, chaired the meeting and gave the opening prayer.An In Memoriam for the late Mrs.Annie Gruer, was read by Mrs.J.R.Younie.The worship service was led ZENITH 62510 no toll charge ote morse bys ps lifrom her CG.IT.group, Car- by Mrs, W, Hudson.Two ginls strip \u201cStewardship for Adult Chris tians\u201d showed 4hat each onr should make her response tc Stewardship exactly where sh: is, There was discussion on \u2014 \u201cWhat is a fair measure o Tiving?\" An invitation was extendec from Riverfield Chureh to at tend an evening meeting i April to view slides and hea a talk by Miss Dora Upto: who has lived in Labrador fo some time.Various business matter: were discussed and a commit tee reported that a new va cuum cleaner had been pur chased.There will be a Spring Fest val later in April, sponsorec by the Christian Educatio: Committee.All the youtt roups of the Church and thr Scouts will participate in the nrogram for this social eve ning.The Bargain Bonanza included is the programme material whien has been mail 'd to every woman in the Zhurch.Everyone should reac -his carefully and keep it fo reference, Gifts of money are needed for mailing parcels \u2014 such as used nylons whict serve a useful purpose in giv \u2018ng emnloyment to need: widows in another country Several conveners and uni chairmen gave reports, Considerable visiting had beer done.The meeting closed witl prayer.Career Night Parents have heen remin ded by school circular abou\u2019 -areer Night, next Thursday but other young people in thi.sommunity might be interest ed in what the speakers hawt .0 sty.Ten professions wil be represented.This writes has lived through six deca des and is having a lot of fui doing new things, We are told that man: \u2018armer may have to change their way of life in the nex.20 years, so Career Night may hold more for all of us than we think, Move to St.Jean Mr.and Mrs, Simeon Beau- din left on Wednesday, April ith, for St.Jean, Mr.Beaudin \u201came to Howick in 1916 and since that time, until his re tirement about a year ago 3wned and operated a well- stocked and thriving genera) store.During his short period ol retirement Mr, and Mrs.Beau.din have had more time to BOWLING.(Continued from page 4) Henry Wilson, 480 Gordon Rennie, 415 John Steele, 412 \u2018Ronald Dineen, 403 Trophy Winners During Year! League Champions: Trout! River (Aart Bonenberg, Lorne Henry, Ronald MacDonald.Jack Tannahill, Bill Watson Leo Ykema, Bill Steele.\u2019 (Captain).Each bowler re: ceives a Trophy besides League Championship Trophy, Total Pin Fall: Cameron McNicol, 10424 High Average: Cameron McNicol, 127 High Single For Year: Keith Rennie, 235 High Triple For Year: Keith Rennie, 566 Both Keith and Cameron will receive two trophies.Correction: 1.Gordon average \u2018 is 85 not 70.Huntingdon County Mixed League 1, Marton Men\u2019s Wear 172 2.Aces _ 155 3.Alley-Oats 138 1.Play-Mates 128 5.5.08.104 5.Dewitts 8h 7.Texacons 80 3.Go-Getters .88 High Singles of the Week: Ladies, Rose Deme, 142 Men, Lou Manton, 168 High Triples of the Week i.adies, Madeleine Galipeau, 391 Men.Lou Marten, 440 digh Singles of the Year Ladies, Sylvia Tremblay, 182 Men, John Galipeau, 221 High Triples of the Year: Madeleine Galipeau, 431 Ladies, Men, Alex Deme, 564 digh Averages: Men: Alex Deme 154 ou Manton .144 Bill Deme .142 Jesmond Howarth 130 Doris Montpetit 128 Jarence Ouimet \u2026 128 John Galipeau 128 Nelson Beattie =.128 æonard Tremblay \u2026 126 \u2018ames Helm 125 \u2018hief Tremblay 122 tonald Tremblay .122 iles Brunet 122 reorge Laurin .122 ; Burial grounds in Ormstown.|appeal for funds.to assist the] On motion of Councillor| Congratulations are exten- y LAWN i 2 or 560 color 'Montreal, Mrs.Baird, Tammy| Newly-elected Presid'enlqhe cemetery is situated near) viotims of the Ville LaSalle|Hughes seconded by Council-|ded to Mr.and Mrs.E.Joyal, THE 65 -B0Y its, es of the ul lic! Mr.and Mrs.Robert MeFar-| and Heather are spending the;Cemrade Cairns thanked Com-|MacDougall Hall in the cen-! Disaster, the citizens of thellor D'Aoust Councillor Ander-|Who became the proud parents Hides Meher Ot te lane visited with Dr.and Mrs.eo ut the Gruer home.rade Watson and Mrs.Wat-ltre of the town and has been Village and Parish of Orms-lson was appointed Pro Mayor|of a 7 lb.12 oz bouneing| incredible 94%, will be able to Pete ! '® George Fisher of Peterbor-| The sympathy of the com-jP0N and the retiring officers in a state of.disaray for many |town donated a total of $314.|luntil the July meeting of|baby girl born at the Sacre| © New clog-proof Grasscaicher ER ee roa ough, Ont, over the lON# nie roes out to Mrs, Evans[And invited everyone to staÿ|years, À mecting was held last| The collection was madelcouneil.Starting effort has been reduced a ; ; ; Coeur Cantierville Hospital, on| ® Lightweight Magnesium jew Toad.from 9 au.to g week-end.und her family on the sudden(@hd enjoy a social evening.geek and a committee was (through the Secretary Trea-| On motion of Councillor|Friday, April 8th, Mrs.Joyal geC0RSt:uction 4 view Loads ti or | Miss Amy Corrigan and Miss death of Mr.Evans in Sher.|Rebekah Cara Party formed for the purpose of|surerrs Office and was for-[D'Aoust seconded by Counci!-fis the daughter of Mr.and| IR no ie ha day.Sunday.Margaret MeKell are spending prooke last week.Winners in the recent 500 tidying up the grounds and|warded to LaSalle Disasterilor Rennie a flat rate of $1000|Mrs.A.Melanson of Valley he ve Janel vi be pro.their Easter holidays with Mr.Mrs, Frederic Cleal, who has cad parts held Jn the Odd 1o establish u system for per-|Fund, 18 Strathyre Street, La-lfor water service, for the] field.jected in the Jobby of the ho.and Mrs.Math MeKell.[heen a patient in the Barrie \u2018he nl re: oe petual care.There is a small(Salle, P.Q.year 1965, was made for the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tel Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Craigi Memorial Hospital for the el Mrs Bureau.Second fund (not nearly enough) L0|Barrie Memorial Barrie \u2018Memorial Hospital.were Saturday guests of Mr.Merit awards were pre- entertained at a taffy party past eleven weeks.underwent Mrs Hellen Barrington Men's enhance the _grounds in 2 Hospital Notes Applications for Building] and Mrs, F.Laurin and called sented to exhibitors.Socivty (last Tuesday evening.\u2018surgery on Monday morning\u201d 5.cg.[manner befitting those early| The Barrie Memorial Hos-|[Permits from Messrs.Albert re ar is or 1ssi i First, Mr.Henry Stewart;|,; Ormstown.Names g g ert Morgan] We are very sorry to hear and is progressing nicely.Best Mu Dry wa pioncers of Ormstown.photographier RE commen-|that Holly, the small daugh- wishes for a complete recov- second, Mr.Bina Reilson.like Rev.Anderson, the first ! sed: \u201cThe show is worthy of a ter of Mr.and Mrs.Perley ery.Drawi Sr ne .sau; Presbyterian minister, Mac-|ships in the amount of $10 Joh Ir, nd ars.Geo.Laurin \u2014 Se \u2014 ew \u2014 = === = = ===] Mrs, Grant of Lachine spent} StaW\\RES, Wr.EEN HAC Dougall, McEwen, Rodger and|each from Mr.J.Paul Rien-| The street and road com-|ere amily Of runtingdor Monday with Mr.Cleal andjald, Mr.Frank Martin, Mrs.\\dozens of other old family ; , ; = Car deau, Ormstown, Mr.Maurice|mittee is to study the Parking| and Mrs.E.Allen and famil visited with Mrs.Cleal in Jeadam and Mrs.Gordon one are recorded on the|Bastien and Miss Anna Bas-|Problem with the Chief of Mr.and Mrs.J.Laurin th the hospital.sreen.monuments in the old burial|tien, Athelstan.\u2018Additional do-[Police and make report at the (Curling Notes Birthday Party for ., ; , .family and Mr.and Mrs.F.= |Mrs.W.Elliott ground which was used for|nations in memory of the late|next meeting of Council, Laurin.LIMITED i er Ta Hin ih Mrs WiMiam Elliott Was (mn than one hundred years.|Dr.M.R.Stalker have been| An agreement was made Friends of Mrs.Hubert ing were en |S : : : A The last person to be buried received from Mr.F.D.Ste-lwith the Municipality of St.; ,( : ing rink on Saturday nignt/Pleasantly surprised on helithere was the date James B.|venson, Franklin Centre and[Malachie D'Ormstown, where.White of Ormstown wish to with the usual social time fol- birthday, on April 3rd, when! Walsh, who was interred there on Mr.and Mrs.J.Laurin and family.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Laurin pital gratefully acknowledgesiReid, Albert Chabot and Dr.the receipt of annual member-|John Whitehead were appro- Mr.and Mrs.R.Merson, Hun-lpy the latt ill h f extend their deepest sympathy i ; ! mel, \u20ac ; Mr 5.4., \"by the latter will have use o lowing.several of her close friends|in 1929, The committee is an-|tingdon, making the total re-lthe Dumping Area owned by ca her on he sudden a | Two rinks took part in the|and neighbors arrived at her xious for any suggestions to|ceived to date $3179.50.the Corporation for an annual {away at his home on April 6 McCOY BROS an mixed bonspiel in Muntingdon [Ene C08 celebrate enable them to make a de \u2014 rent of $5.00 plus half the |He had spent most of his life \u2018J jst moe le up of Keith Hirth \"A \u2018special cake wa Sto on how it should pro neil Meeting costs of Bulldozing the dump |as a contractor building homes Tel.264-2933 rink made up te 2 , ceed to improve the old ce- age o rmstown \u2018 wh red.; | .and Grace Robb and Don and|baked by onc of the neighbors metery.Since Canada's one 9 as and when required in Notre Dame de Grace, Ver of the time but managers to The regular session of the i il iri .3 Kay Brady attended the one and Mrs.Elliott very gra- hundredth birthday is close Municipal Council 01 The Con Pa Son do by Coane dun and Laprairie, before com Huntingdon ] I.day bonspiel in Huntingdon ciously cut it for her friends.at hand ad since the ceme-[poration of the Village of for Rennie Mr.Bernard Bl jen Saturday and were suceess- she was the recipient of cards tery was used for more thanjOrmstown was held in the|Brunet was annointed Special mass a ful in bringing home some|ind gifts.One of this fine\\s hundred years perhaps some|fTown Hall on Monday, April|oifiens for pubr Matin es THIS WEEK S SPECIAL prizes.ady's joys is the visits of her|one has an idea on how these 5th, at 7.30 P.M.at which replace Mr.Lionel Brunet, re- : iends.Mrs.Elliott is con-lywy could be welded into alsession were present Ma-|signed.| , ; | \u2018ined to a wheel chair most|fitting memorial.A complete yor Bruno : : Beaulieu, and| Commencing the 19th April G M ye ors 3 history of the grounds andiCouncillors Ernest Rennie, El i ; igi TH I S WEE K'S PPC POPUP SPEEPIOE IIPS! a her own housewark.A church will appear in The {das Primeau, Irenée D'Aoust, bane bina, petober, FLOOR MATS SPE ; LUE iGleaner in the near future.{Roland Anderson, Archieliwice wd NOYAN NEWS health and happiness is sent! The committee which - was Hughes and Secretary.Coun.ce a bi gone and .lo her from this writer 85 well named at a recent meeting is: |eillor Ernest Sauvé, absent instrueted ro place sa Wig PURE RUBBER A as all the izens ol Orms-'prpcide , sers, Vice-ldua +n cin ted ces ANSE \\ ; By Mrs.Rodney Derick {liown.President Alan cavers, ice due to Sickness.| Councillor the local papers regarding the R FULL WIDTH hh) 5 Presbyterian Y People\u2019s john Rodoer ps SION luse of proper containers for eg.in BARGAIN noms to Mr.and ion oung Peop *|John Rodger; ; |Primeau, seconded by Coun-|Garbage.Anyone failing to $11.75 $6.95 Mn ~ COATS Weiicome home 0 Mr , A \u201cterrific\u201d di s had Mis, Margaret McBain has cillor Anderson the following comply with this order.will .i Ps Mosher - s hadl-etur .y SPRING Mrs.John Mosher who re by di terrific ne he returned from a four weeklaccounts were approved forlhave his garbage left and il for men turned on Tuesday afternoon pd 1e Yan éme of Melirip to California.Mrs.Me:ipayment: J.R.McKell, $119.; gil) be his responsibility to .\u2019 Sizes 37-44 from Ventura, California.ha Br anu ay evening at\\puin visited relatives whilé|C.H.Bolduc, $3.15; Lamb & dispose of same in a proper Riverside Motors Reg d.ETS {They nave spent several ail y Community there and had the priviledge Waller, $17.50; D.A.Barring manner.veeks with their son and|Hatl, | re llof seeing much of the sunn 33: ler, \"ge a daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.tained at a taffy party and .BY gon 5 kland \u2018lo Son Lon, 37 33; Lamb awe 0.On motion of Councillor CAM FISET, Prop.MEN'S SUITING larence Mosher and family [lance sponsored by the Pres.|piney [hom DCAM to 4018550; Gérald Hébert, 300, [Rennie seconded by Council Tlare ! ! A ; : ; \"Diego with a vist to all the|La Revue Municipale, .00; , wa.ino Good Assortment Mr.and \u2018Mrs Eric Purcelllbyterian Young People's Soc-interesting points in Los An-|Regional Construction Co., lor D'Aoust Messrs.Oswald| Tel, 264-2933 Huntingdon P Wall Coll $5.00 to $5.95 and son Allan and Mrs, Doro-fiety of the Ormstown Presby-| aj 86064.B.B.McCartney Sor.Primeau and allace Collins, oo : : thy Weir of Lennoxville, spent erin hunch.More thar wo Mrs.MeAskill spent thelvice Station, $7428; Handy|increase m salary.= the week-end with Mrs.: i a pe Bäll\"|week-end with her son and Andy, $159.80; M, E.Barring- i An .BOUCLE cell and Mrs.Weir's mother, ered 10 enjoy the party, ahd family.the Rev.Peter Melton AIB, $331.95; M.E.Bar.oT th vo Puts Mrs.A.W.Derick.| Son ian Askill in Bedford, Que.rington AIB, $686.66; Munici- i M.For Spring Coats Sympathy is extended to the Ormstown High School Orch.Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Har-ipal Forms Ltd.$47.12; Jean Hi the May meet the 3.50 \u2014 545 family of the late Mrs.Cletus and dhen the party © ine vey of Stanbridge East were|Bernard Guerin, $15.00; Le things Hislop who passed ay tre and musie Son ou bu ee recent guests of Mrs.Harvey's|Journal, $56.20; Maislin Bros., 1, ou Tuesday morning at the Notre sic st pplie Y '®|pavents, Mr.and Mrs.A.A.|§1.75; Wm.O.Hooker.$19.25; Havelock y SILK LINEN Dame du Rosaire Hospital in cords of the \u201ckids\u201d favourite yr.no.) Terry Machinery Co.$2.11: want all colours Baiterd.Funeral So ices ene Broun.Tally on Ml Mr, and Mrs.Arthur Men-|Moyer Division Vilas Indus| HAVELOCK \u2014 Belated best within \u20ac £ : were held from St.SPE N \u201clderson were Sunday dinner|tries I.td., $12.45; Wm.Ren-|wishes to Mrs.D.MacCuaig 54 Church on Thursday afternoon |2njoved and the party broke suests of, the Clayton Har-|nie, $49.57; Oswald Primeau|who celebrated a birthday on your 3.75 at 2 o'clock.Floral tributes ue Wein Chaperones Jor vey\u2019s in Stanbridge East.for March, $270.00; Wallace April 6 pd to Master David reach were numerous and ! | ; CoS Miss Floris Henderson ofjCollins for \u2018March, $243.07;|Allen who celebrates his 6t Mr, and Mrs.Michael Ran-|Mrs.Merrill Tannahill, Mr.\\pedford is spending a few|André Poissant for March|birthday on April 14.; Mr.Ir-|and Mrs.Lindsay Cullen, Mrs ARNEL kin and children Re not K Aldridge and Rev.MeLean |days with her parents, Mr.\u2018$36.00; Rolland Goyette, Recent Sunday guests of Mr, ving Vosburg ol IN.L.Gr.\u201cLee a: .\u201d \u2018Jand Mrs, A.Henderson, prior|$171.50; The Shawinigan Wa-|an rs.Duncan MacCuaig | for ored out on Thursday after Stolen Bes belonging to|t° à trip to New York City,jter & Power Co., $1007.71;|and family were Mr.and Mrs.\\ \\ noon +o attend the funeral of wo bicycles ging here she will spend Easter.Bell Telephone Co.of Canada,|Geo.Matheson and family of DRESSES & ; Cle-|Cecil Barrington and Allan thejr aunt, the late Mrs.Cle Peterson were stolen from| \u2018VI.and Mrs Dale Morrison|$57.68; Minister of Revenue|Ste.Rose.SHORTS tus Hislop.; Lu T0 (ind family of Cowansville,|)Province of Quebec, $23.04;| Mr.and Mrs.C.Labelle and \\ Mr, Charlie Kagerer after Que., were week-end guests of!'W.Donald Lang, Firemen, |family of Greenfield Park \\ turned the past wee ee : _.having spent the winter NEW months in the skiing area in Dundee por the north, Sunday guests of Mr.and if DRAPERY Clarenceville School closed! rs, Lester Fraser, Gordon 4; on Friday afternoon for thel, 4\u2019 Harold Fraser were Mr.= 4 Annual Easter Vacation-land Mrs.Frank Thorp, Ronald y S P E C | A L S School will resume on Aprilland Shirley of St.Lambert.Silk Kni Il col 5.8 20th.d Mrs.Roland Robi With them on their return 1 nits, all colours.80 to 7.85 Mr.and Mrs.Rolan \u2018home was Jean who went to : .taille of Ville Jacques Car-lthe Montreal General Hospi- Tiveed Linen.2 shades Three 2 CTE [tier and son Pierre of Kings-1al where she is a nursein.ED C A RS 00 up : , serene .ton, Ont, were Sunday ViSl-| training.Also Joan, to spend © = à Stripe and Polka Dot Linen 1.70 tors of Mr.Stuart Derick and the Easter holiday with her i Ter loth ool 1.Mr.and Mrs.Rodney Derick] cousins.wy & k San oy Hp land family.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Gardner!| 1964 RAMBLER, 4-Dr., V-8, Std., radio ès Oar CCK rome ao Mr.and Mrs.Russell Mos-|and Mr.and Mrs, Joe Platt al-| 1963 GALAXIE 500, 4-Dr., V-8 Std.station wagon ; + Coat Material arcs nasasaanecanneeacau ac 3.65 to 5.45 her and family of Chateau- so Mrs.Marion Farmer \u2018have 1962 FAIRLANE 2-Dr 6 Cyl Standard, radio Stripe in Arnel for dresses 2.00 |||guay were Friday evening visl-| returned to their home here : L dard BANK or MONTREAL Hi Good assortment of prints silk 1.40 - 1,85 trs of Mr.and Mrs.John|after spending the winter] 1962 CHEVY II, 4-Dr., 6 Cyl., Standar \u20ac OO 8 36\" wid Pp S .105 Mosher and \u2018Miss Doris Mos months in Bradenton, Florida.1962 CONSUL CAPRI, 2-Dr., hard top, 4 speed, radio to \u2014 \u20ac vee .\u2018her.Sunday evening guests @ Mr.WS.Smellie spent the PY WU, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, radto : > he same home were Mr.and| week-end Cornwall at th \u2019 ee Crepe Or dresses, 45 wide 250 Mrs.Kenneth Mosher and| nome of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd 1960 BUICK, 4-Dr., hard top, Auto., radio ; Billy of Cantic.Gallinger.1960 ENVOY, 4-Dr., radio Double Knit crepe, all colours \u2018Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Douglas Jones| Mrs, Elizabeth Fleming has \u2019 ; ® e 1?in wi 1957 METEOR 2-Dr., 6 Cyl., standard ; 5 62 in.wide 5.00 to 9.40 [lof Montreal, were Tuesday]also returned to her home af- , | HA i i isitors of \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Wil-|ter di the wint 1956 METEOR 4-Dr., V-8, Auto., station wagon Printed Silk, 36 x 45 1.20 to 1.85 de opte r.and Mrs ter SP en DE ihe win er 1956 PONTIAC 4-Dr., V.8, Auto.radio * MY BANK Debbie and Hal Murdock of| Thursday guests of Mr.and ; STORE HOURS Verdun are spending their]Mrs.Robert Steven were Mr 1955 CHEVROLET coach v i MON.- TUES.- WED.- THURS.Easter vacation with their|jand Mrs.Orvis Steven of 1954 PONTIAC : ° 1 P M to 6 P M grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Chrysler, ont, also Mr.and 1954 INTERNATIONAL Pick-Up 70 3 MILLION CANADIANS ee es ES H BE .rs.Rice ormont.; i 4a FRI.& SAT.1 to 6 PM., 7 to 9 P.M.Mr Réal Letourneau ee.| oe\u201d n bond turned home the past week af-(ton and Mrs, Caldwell of Bed bo ° ter spending some time in thelford, 3 Cleyn and Tinker Ltd.[fii ores son\u201d trom \u201cKinny stuchivs rear | Bring all your 8 ant.1 [te in; à MILL STORE DE an ns Hoi AUTOMOBILE INC | credit needs \u2018]_under one roof 4 3 tended fhe funeral of the late al for several days.° personal creait n Ha CANADIAN TEXTILES Mrs, Cletus slop were Mr.| Sunday guests of Mr.and 3 2 , Jack Hi nnah of La- Mrs, § ins .- .f | FOR CANADIANS Wei Walker Hisiop of family wens Me cas RIDCE ROAD CORNER CEMETERY ST LOW-COST LIFE-NSURED LOANS \u2018 Located next to Walker Bridge Cambridge, Vt.Mr.Kenneth brother inlay and sister, Mr.TEL.264-5356 \u2014 HUNTINGDON Huntingdon: GEORGE THOMPSON, Marne : - Ler .slop of St.ans, \u2018Mr, and/and Mrs.S n Laugh 5.| AS 1.E, Manager Lorne Ave Huntingdon Flo, 5h Verse of di.and qos, Sephen, Laughren | GRRE cr: menti SHARE VE [3 | UI Th STAR {-B0Y educed & aicher d.rdon er 1er gl Editorial Notes.Easter Again ASTER, a festival in honor of the Goddess of Spring and in commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.It has great significance in the life of the Christian, perhaps even more so than Christmas, because it was actually the founding of Christendom.While some Christians began to appear after the birth of Christ it was not until the death of Christ on the Cross that the disciples actually went forth into all the world to teach the gospel.It was then that Christians were condemned to all sorts of tortures and death for their beliefs.Why did Christ die on the Cross?It was to save the world from the sin into which it had fallen.God gave His only begotten Son that all may be saved from sin.Christ was the redeemer.Previously, God had destroyed the world by flood.The Ark with Noah saved two of each kind on this occasion.Since the death of Christ, the world has been struggling to live a life close to the example set down by Christ during His life on earth.It is one of the hardest examples to follow and there are few who do not succumb to temptation of one kind and another \u2018wt some time.In this way they fall short of being a true Christian.Christ, Himselt was tempted on many occasions, but he called upon his Father in Heaven to give him strength to cast the Devil aside.We mortals do not yet have that great strength to overcome the temptations fhat beset us.In fact there are many of us who fail completely and accept the Devil- It would seem that at this Easter time, the world once more is in a great state of sinning and hardly one country is immune from it.A threat is held over the entire world by the possible eruption of nuclear warfare.Every time even a small eruption seems imminent, thoughts turn to the possibilities of unleashing the terrible weapons that are being held in storage by several countries today.All are afraid to release them for fear of the terrible consequences of such action.This is surely the invention of the Devil.There is terrible hate in many sections of the world directed against this and that race of people, and all these people are the children of God.We see every day ac: counts of injuries and hardships inflicted upon these people for some reason or another.We hear of uprisings to assert the rights of people who are being spurned due to something that another sect does not approve.It is here in Canada; it is in the United States; it is in England; it is in the Congo; in Vietnam and in many other parts of the world.In Vietham, we have a state of war that could be likened to another Korea.Slaughter of peoples is going on with the threat that this could develop into a full scale war.There is corruption and rift in high governmental places in many countries of the world.Greed and Power grip many of those who should be leaders for the good of all mankind.They are falling to the wayside by a lust.Crime is prevalent to a greater extent than ever before.Good- time Charlie pervades the world in many guises from the young unto the old.Wine, dance and song is as much, or more in evidence, as when Nero fiddled while Rome burned.Yet, this is Easter.It is the time when we sorrow for the death of Christ, condemned to that suffering and slow death by one who betrayed him.Suffered that humiliation and slow death because of fear of the people that their power would be taken from them if He would be allowed to live and keep up His teachings.Have we learned anything?Have we improved over the past almost 2,000 years?Take a look around and then ask if we are progressing.Then ponder on the state of the universe as compared to the days before Christ, Tax Increases For Quebec A cent here and a cent there, can add up to an appreciable increase in the cost of living for the average Quebecer, following Thursday's budget presentation bv Premier Lesage in the Quebec Legislature, The Government was ever an ln- dian giver.Stretching out the one hand with tempting morsals with a large FREE on them, while the other hand pushed deep in the pocket of the receiver to take out\u2019 the cost of same.With the presentation of this budget, we are about to realize that we shall be paying for all that we shall receive and perhaps a \u201clittle to boot\u201d as well.The report on the budget reveals that the people will once again be called upon to dig down and pay up.It is tendered to the public in a soft pedaled fashion, that most of the increases in taxes are on luxury items.One of these being gasoline, It is doubtful today if gasoline can be considered a luxury item, because of the wide use to which the automobile is put, it has become almost a necessity, The tax one cent on each gallon, does not sound very much, \u201conly a cent\u2019 we will hear people say.But on ten gallons it is 10 cents, on 20 gallons it is 20 cents.it looks a little different in that light.Over a few months the increase is into the dollars.That tax alone is going to hit practically everyone and businesses too.When it hits the costs of business, there is going to be a round of increases in prices and that is going to hit everyone too.It is also going to cost 6 per cent more as a tax on long distance telephone calls in this province.That is going to hit a number of citizens and certainly all types of business.It could lead to many firms accepting phone calls now, not receiving them after this tax is imposed.This could mean increases for the citizen, or a slowing up in business transactions.If the firms absorb the increased cost, then price hikes could easily follow.It is not just a matter of a cent or two tax, it is the repercussions it can cause.The pay check will be reduced and this could lead to a round of requests for pay increases and especially in view of the recent increases in the cost-of-liv- ing index.In the matter of the 6 per cent sales tax, it does not appear that there is any better equitable distribution in the new formula.We are of the opinion that School municipalities should have a share of this tax and so the urban _ fax.\u201cpayer could have Sime relief on the school taxes as well as the farmer.In addition to this tax, municipal councils are to receive the whole of the amusement tax levy, so this will provide another 50\": of this levy for the municipal coffers.It is also said that the municipal councils will receive an even greater share of the 6% sales tax.In view of that, we feel the School Boards should be entitled to a share, The cost of schools today is far outweighing the cost of municipal services and upkeep.in that way, grants could be cut back and some of the need for increases in taxes could be reduced.If taxation keeps on increasing, it is going to be a deterrent to industries locating in this province, rather than an incentive.Industries here will not be able to compete with those of other provinces, or they will be working at a loss.The gross national product may be increasing, but if taxation becomes too much of a burden, it wont take long before there is a reverse.At the same time this increase in taxation is not going to balance the budget there is still to be a large deficit, The plum being offered is that the people are to have free out-patient service at the hospitals.Note that word FREE.Taxes on the following came into effect as of midnight Thursday, April 8th: Cigarets (25s), Tobacco and cigars; Gasoline and diesel fuel oil.Further tax increases fo come on May Ist: Hotel, Motel and Resort Rooms; Long distance telephone calls and telegrams and telecommunications; on meals and liquor in restaurants, hotels and motels, and on outside food deliveries.Canadian Library Week HIS week, April 10th to the 17th is ' Canadian Library Week and is being celebrated right across Canada.Incidentally the Huntingdon Home and School Association campaign for the Huntingdon High School Library is on at this time and fits in very well.Huntingdon High School has a very goed library and it is kept up fo date by the Huntingdon Home and School Association which keeps a committee especially for the library.Besides being available to the school children, it is also open to adults.Monday afternoons are set aside for the purpose of adults borrowing and exchanging books.The campaign for funds is presently going on and already a number have responded by contributio There is still need for more such contributions and the committee in charge would be grateful for any help that can be given.Canadian Library Week focuses attention on libraries wherever they be and \u201cThe Gleaner\u201d pusushea by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc t and Publisher FEITH HOWDEN, President © Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash.Subscription rate: $4.50 per yea mail by Entered as second class ember of: Although every precaution will be taken to avold error, The Gleaner ac septs advertising in Its columns of the understanding that it will not © liable for any error In any advertige.ment published hereunder unless @& proof of such advertisement is re: quested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business r- US.A.Canadian \u2018Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association $5.50 - Single copy 12c Office signed by the advertiser and with such error and correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case if any error so noted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space oc.from golf carts to 50-foot \u201cjyachts from their \u201chandy home kits.\u201d cupied by such advertisement, WITH A A chap from a paint company phoned the other day and asked me to write an article on housepainting.At first I was a little nonplused as I have never painted a house in my life.Then 1 remembered the ham.One time the hog far mers asked me to write an article about pigs.1 agreed.My wife snorted, \u201cWhat do you know about pigs?\" \u201cExactly,\u201d | retorted.| sat down and wrote an account of the life and times of a hog that for sheer ignorance of the subject has never been surpassed.But the hog far: mers liked it.And that Christmas | received a twelve-pound ham from a packing company, as a gift, While 1 was chatting with this paint man on the phone.ry mind began to race along these lines.\u201cIf a little feature on hogs produced a beautiful ham, surely a few hundred words on house-painting would be good for a house.Or at least some paint.And [ have to paint the trim on my house this spring.So.\u201d While it is a fact that there isn't likely a man in North America who has spent more time not painting houses than I, it is not quite true that 1 have never painted a house.At the same time, it is not quite true that 1 have painted a house, Let me explain.One summer in a period of acute mental depression, ! spent my entire vacation trying to paint the trim on the ancient, sagging heap of first and second morigages we'd just bought.It was during the first nau- sealing bloom of the do-it.yourself sickness.The whole country was full of sweating, cursing, frustrated men struggling to assemble everything 1 was hooked, too, 1 decided to paint the house myself.Achieve personal satisfaction: bask in my wife's praise; save all that money.There didn\u2019t seem lo be much to it.\u201cA few gallons of paint and you sont know.Lhe old place.Probably double ils IIIT AND.SPICE by Bill HT value,\u201d TI rented a ladder, tought brushes, paint, and SPLASH turps, as we old house-painters call it.The house trim was about 60 feet off the ground.| climbed up to have a look at the old paint.Half an hour later, my wife came out to call the kids and found me there, clinging with both arms and both legs to the top of the ladder, white as chalk, moaning piteously.She had to call the fire department to get me down, I lowered my sights and decided that, for that year, it would be enough to paint the window frames on the ground floor.First, T had to scrape, where it was blistered and cracked and peeled.Did vou ever try to scrape flint\u201d In hell?It was the hottest summer in 30 years.I'd scrape f@r half an hour, clear a patchtfour inches by fcur, then climb down, dripping, and go in and fetch a cold beer.As 1 emerged, instantaneously, three or four neighbors would emerge from hiding behind their hedges and join me, tongues hanging out.To cut a long story short, 1 got two and a half windows done that year.H cost me about $200 for dried-out brushes spilled paint, ruined clothing, and all that heer.The next summer, | sensibly hired a couple of painters, Thev did a bang.up job and didn\u2019t even charge extra for all that paint they put on the brickwork, the window: panes, the lawn the vines, and the children.But the whole business gave me a lasting interest in house- painting, and T formed a few maxims I'm happy to pass along to the novice.First of all, you must have the proper equipment for house - painting.Two basic items are a house und some paint.A third thing that makes the job hearable is a wife who likes painting.Oh, yes.one more thing You should have a swimming pool.Drain the water and fill the pool, wilh turpentine.Youll nee Tappy houst-päihting.Tororito Telegram News Service.\u201cCountry Notebook\u201d by tural Extansion Specialist At the time of writing, it is still not clear whether the one dairy which stayed out of the milk price equalization plan will be officially ordered to take part.At a hear ing on March 9, the Market: ing Board heard its reasons for refusal.They stressed the importance of quality, and, in the words of the brief, \u201cit reduces prices to the effi cient producer, and removes the incentive for improve: ment in quality\u201d.However, producers shipping to other dairies say that the opposing dairy is able to pay more only because it has relied on the surplus plant for its reserve supply of milk \u2014 at their expense.Whatever the outcome of this issue, it appears more than ever that price equalization is here to stay in the Montreal milk-shed.Here is the second part of Peter Hamilton\u2019s report on the confused situation and his explanation of price equalization which we started last week.\u201cThe price equalization plan was developed and put into effect by the Producers\u2019 Board \u2014 a group made up mainly of farmers and granted broad legal powers under Quebec's Agricultural Marketing Act in the interest of the joint marketing of milk.The Producers\u2019 Board negotiated the plan with the Montreal dairies and operates the price equalization plan now in effect.The Producers\u2019 Board appears in The Gleaner with this edition.will be a weekly feature which we trust will be of interest to all in the Chateauguay Valley.works under the Marketing \u201cCOUNTRY NOTEBOOK\" BY WALKER RILEY Mr.Walker Riley, Agricul.with Macdonald College The column Board but only when arbitration is required to settle a dispute does the Marketing Board step in.The Board has the right under the Act to sti- oulate the plant or plants to which all the surplus milk not used hy the dairies is to he sent.Under the equalization nlan, the Producers\u2019 Board has named the Montreal Milk Producers\u2019 Cooperative the plant to receive the excess milk.\u201cOpposition to the plan comes mostly from those producers who were getting more milk on the fluid market under the old scheme and there are lots of them.Many of them argue that it is their good fortune they happen to be shipping to a dairy that utilizes a big proportion of milk for the hottle trade, and that it is not fair for them to he paid on the basis of the average utilization of all the dairies.\u201cAnother main bone of contention is the price of excess of surplus milk.The Producers\u2019 Board stipulates that all excess milk goes to the Montreal Milk Producers\u2019 Cooperative.In February, it brought only $2.50 cwt- for 3.47 butterfat milk, a price too low to make most producers happy.Some argue that the surplus should be able to go to the plant that will pay the most.Others go so far as to say the Cooperative and the Producers\u2019 Board are too closely associated and that the whole equalization scheme is desig: price ; 25 YEARS ACO ; April 10, 1940 | Road Conditions : Rutted concession roads are making for rather bogey driving at present.The highways are fairly good.The one-car width lanes which were carved by snowplows a f \u2018+ weeks ago have been widened to their near normal width by Old Sol.There is still snow piled high in some spots but it in no way hampers highway traffic.Reflectors For Farmers\u2019 Carts Free distribution of reflec tors to farm folk throughout the province to place on their home-drawn vehicles has begun through the various government, health, colonization and roads\u2019 bureaus.Pressed into action by several public bodies, the Godbout government decided the free distri bution was the best way out of an impasse where farmers refused to buy lights for their vehicles with a continued high toll of road accidents through: out the provinee.White Foam in River There formed in the Cha- teauguay River just below the dam at Huntingdon Mills Ltd, a bank of frothy foam about ten feet high about the middle of last week.It was rather unusual to watch the foam piling up at this time of year.Rink Enjoys Longest Season The president of the local rink, Mr.A.A.Antoine, in.hiro.This week Chateauguay Basin is the subject chosen from Toronto Gazetter of 1864.Seeing that this \u2018area has grown so much in latter years and is in the limelight due to the possibility of its becoming a city in the very near future, let us see what it looked like over 100 years ago Here is the description as taken from the book and sent to us by J.C.McKay of Hemmingfond Que.Chateauguay Basin, CE, n large post village in the Township and County of Chat.It is celebrated for a victory which was obtained in the vi cinity over the American Ar my, during the war of 1812.Distance from Montreal is 14 miles.Population about 400.The following are the citizens and business people at that time: day that the rink had enjoyed the longest season in record during 1939-40.The rink was officially opened on Sat, Dec.23 and the season was brought to a close on Thurs, March 28, at least two weeks more formed The Gleaner on Mon.Round BY Type and Production \u201cThe value of type and production information on the ancestors of the calves offered for sale was very evident.In general, the animals as indi viduals were of about the same quality, yet the 35 calves whose dams were classified (rood Plus and had a produc tion record at least the aver age of the hreed.averaged $174 cach, while the 18 cal ned to help support the cooperative dairy.Since the scheme went into effect, it has about doubled the volume Qi milk going to the cooperative plants, of the Producer\u2019s Board, however, say they are not happy either with the 62.50 cwt paid for excess milk.\u201cBut there are good arguments for price equalization, too, and there are farmers who are supporting it even though their milk checks are down $60 or more hecause of it \u201cIt eliminates the price paid for milk between dairies, and supporters of equalization say it is the only fair way.One farmer, who served as director of the Producers\u2019 Board, put it this way: \u201cIt's no fault of the milk producer if the dairy he happens to ship to sells less milk to the fluid trade than others\u201d.The Producers\u2019 Board is confident that to some extent, at least trucking costs can he reduced under the system.Because equalization means the same return regardless of which dairy gets the milk, it won't matter which dairy a producer\u2019s milk goes to.It seems logical that routes that are served now \u2018by three or four truckers carrying milk to as many dairies might be served hy one truck going to one dairy\u201d.Remember that cheerful lit tle item, \u201cWhat is a Farmer's Wife\", written hy a lady who didn't want her name used?We published it in the Note- hook about two months ago.Well, the CBC picked it up and wanted it for their Tues day morning program, \u201cTo Market with Music\u201d.So the other day, Mrs.\u2014 came into the studio here at the College and recorded it on tape.You will he hearing it one of these mornings.[ can't keep a secret any longer.The author is Myrtle Gallup from Danville in the Easter Townships.1 am sure Galen Driver's hundreds of friends around Quehce will be pleased to hear that he and Heather have a new baby-girl \u2014 a sister for Tan and Allen.With that event, final College exams and Corn Day, Galen has had hardly time yet to miss doing his regular Monday night Farm Forum broadcast.thus an awareness should especially at this time.aids have been introduced reading by turning inferest books of all kinds.To a r\u2014\u2014 Reading is an important subject for everyone.Recently in our schools it has been found that some children are not good readers and special be apparant dren and the to stimulate effect and it toward good great extent local fibrary Therefore Library Week le having an the plan is succeeding and improvement is noted in reading both among the chil.adults, should be encouraged and pushed at every opportunity.Support your and give generously.SPOS OP PIO TG ESOS OIIPEIPI OOS The -executivel than in past years.eee re -~ Ring By FRANK NAPIER ves without this background averaged only $135 cach.The foregoing quotation is from a Holatein-Friesian As sociation of Canada report of the annual Western Ontario Holstein Calf Sale of which the report also states: \u201cThis sale is intended to give 4-H Boys and Girls Throughout Western Ontario an oppontun- ty to buy quality at reason able prices, Breeders through.consigning animals they would nominally retain for founda.animals were bought breeders as foundation stock general average of $160.37 $127.33.Six of the brought at least $200.\u201d eign, out of a yearly record of 25,634 Citation R.of Royhrook Revelation.Hartholm Holsteins note only the \u201cBlack and White\u201d men but also to others late Douglas Hart, Woodstock.Ont., that his Hartholm herd was dispersed on April 8.In that respect, a Holstein -Frie- sian Association of Canada herds in Ontario and had contributed considerably to .AlLITIMTIAMERINSIT]Y .ACROSS -Frenck History of the Holstein breed.IL Pro.OJURNS!L [o|p 5 The high regard in which the 1-Once around jp THE int FlO : MAIL MA NIT H herd was held by Holstein| 4-started 18- Implant 118 Ee : SIA £ , HE K hreeders was evidenced hy the 9-{rpenter\u2019s 22 firmly eR END A NIT crowd of better than 800 that| 12.55.verage 21 Deans BE EIA OR TT overflowed the Shore Sales Ta-Fintertain à 7-Organs of 1|S|L EMMA [AIT Jou + .: -Confecde \u201c Pavilion.Also indicative ofl\" \"general 96-1ritish baby i .1 1 L a Fla the wide interest in the offer.15-Btriet .a \u201carrange in an HE i -Scatter fe) Ing was the fact that no less 19-Drank ansistant | VIT |A|IR EL than 62 different huyers pur- heavily 28-Femule decr [PETE chased at least one animal\u201d.{20-\\hounds 30-Obm ure \u2019 Per \u201c \u201c 21-Lair 32-Timie A total of $46,875, for a 20-Lenpoint 3i- Valley SOLUTION ;, 24-1 ween general average of $301, was|3eemahion enn Dim 32- Appellation received for the 158 head 29: Acoomplished Olympus 17-Article of of Athena ill 41-Rot an LLY urniture 3-8 sold.73 milking females aver.33 1tevelry 26-Moccasin 4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE | À A Cae = ee + 8 - The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 .e Council Meetings ELGIN COUNCIL Elgin Council held its regular meeting April Eth.at El gin Town Hall.Councillor Arthur absent, Mayo.Graham Salter.i The followmg accounts were The Sec.-Treas., was authorized to send Municipalities of Godmanchester and Hin.chinbrooke statements for plowing and sanding portions of their roads.It was moved and agreed that Alex Hay be authorized approved and ordered paid \u2014|t0 oversee the cubting of Ildori Quesnel, $2.00.A.R.!brush both sides of Elgin side Scott, $182.50; The Hunting-|Road as soon as possible, don Gleaner, $31.40; D.L.| The Sec-Treas, was author- Tully.$7.20; Domtar Chemi-lized to send Dept.of Roads cals Ltd, $67.15; Philps &lany documents, or vouchers Bourgon, $10.00; C.E.Wilson.inecessary, when applying for GODMANCHESTER COUNCIL The regular session of the Municipal Council of the Township of Godmanchester, [was held at the usual place of meetings of Monday, April 5th., 1965.Members all present.Mr.Hector St.Onge, mayor presiding Coungillor Reid being absent.The Mayor and the secre- tary-Treasurer were authori: zed to sign the argeement pro: viding for the street lighting service, a bylaw thas already been passed dealing with the $100.00; R.W.Crawford, $9.| Winter Road grant.matter, and a copy of this Ÿ OIL BURNERS 1-6 Hr.MOTORS Va HP\u2014110v.1725 RPM.vy HP-110v.1725 RPM.FURNACE BLOWERS * Hp.$20.00 GENERAL @ ELECTRIC $15.00 $22.00 $18.50 J.H.SAUVE & FILS] VALLEYFELS, QUE 1945 238 ST.LAURENT Anniversaire } à -65 - VALLEYFIELD À - : \u2018 3 = here again.\u2014 .ar ams \u2014 INTEREST: OFFICE, ALL CAISSES PO, Vu md STAINS AAAI A ts ren mo wr a PASC SD wos UP TO 5%% (average yield: 5.25%) ON SALE AT YOUR INVESTMENT DEALER'S ANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND LAIRES.resolution to be annexed de the present agreement.John K.Dickson was ap pointed special officer over the Hall Creek and Branches Mr.Mason and Robert Daoust were given the neces sary wire and staples to builc fences along their respective sideroads, providing they fur nish the fence posts and labo) free.The road department is re quested to improve the drainage on the North side of High way No.4 from the Town linr gast to the culvert, which runs under the road do the tive opposite Mr.McCallum's pro perty.No action was taken in the matter of a Bridge from Me locheville to Pointe des Cas cases.Councillors Leblanc ant Racine dissenting, It was resolved that $25.0( be given to the Chorale de Petits Chanteurs de la Paix\u2019 for the motion \u2014 Councillor Leblane and Racine.Agains he motion, Councillors Mr Jlatchie, Hunter and Arthu.fMotion defeated, The roads department is re quested to install a culvert of } feet on the Curran Road Township of Godmancheste o improve the drainage a hat point opposite lots 9! \u2018nd 91.which is the cause o in accumulation of ice whicl \u2018ndangers traffic, and that the oad be graded up.Bernard Picard was auth orized to wash the Trucks o\u2019 \u2018he snow plows and to star \u2018he motor every 2 weeks and paint the machines.The following bills were or lered paid: Municipal Forms, $3.35 The Canadian Salt Co.$237.65; lldori Quesnel, $1.00 fhe S.W.and P., $13.91; anc $40.55; The School Corp.Ste Agnes - de -Dundee, 86.99; K M.Ferns, $27.63; The Hun tingdon Gleaner, $46.80 James O'Hare, $4.00; Alphon se Vallee.$31.00; Remi Quen neville, $5.00; Francois Tre aanier, $6.25; Victor Trepan ier, $5.00; Philps and Bow son, $828.50; J.R.Caza anc S.Frére, $202.52; R.Ando son, $10.00; John Cosgrove $12.00; Roy McDonald, $12.0C HINCHINBROOKE COUNCIL The regular Council meet ing was held, Tuesday, Apri &th., in Herdman Town Hall at 8 p.m.Mayor Allan Wi! son presiding and all Council {ors in attendance.Moved and seconded tha Ed v0) pon Councilior McGregor be Pro HIGH INTEREST \"+ iin \u201c -4 | : |luenca in having à portion pl[produce : manufacturing milk the Chateau Biv | 8 Shon only about 6,000\" ou: 14 Million Dollars For Producers Of Manufacturing Milk QUERFC \u2014 During .the current year the Govern ment of Quebec will spend 314,000,000 to increase th\u2019 mcome of dairy farmers and \u2018mprove the quality of manu \u2018acting milk.A sum of $10,000,000 ha: heeh set aside\u2019 to defray the zost of an Act, designed tr Yenefit producers of manu \u2018acturing milk, whereby the sovernment proposes to pa; \u2018ubsides on such milk at the \u2018ollowing rates: August 1964 were as follows: \u2014 At butter factories \u2014 7( cents per pound of fa or the equivalent o $2.45 per 100 pounds 9 milk (with a butter-fa\u2018 content of 35%).Tr this should be added thç .Value of the skim-milk used on the farm; - At concentrated mill plants \u2014 80 cents po pound of fat or $2.80 pe 100.pounds of milk; At cheese factories \u2014 82 cents per pound o fat or $2.87 per 10f pounds of milk.\u2014 10 cents per pound o fat during the period from October Ist.tr March 31st; \u2014 5 cents per pound of fa\u2019 during the period fron April 1st to Septembe 30th.The bill provides for subs! The -only change which has -aken place since the above nantioped period has been ar \u2018nerease in the \u2018price of milk delivered to concentrated-mill rlants: as a result of the pre miums paid.by most such fac lization in this field of dair woduction up to a limit o 3,300 pounds of fat per farm 'r.Another clause stipulate: hat the period of payment o he subsidy shall start or Jetober 1st.and end o \u2018eptember 3Cwh so that all o he winter's milk productio vill benefit from the subsid { the rate of 10 cents pe: \u2018orlgs to encourage wizte nilk production and foilaw ng a rise in the price of mill owder, the producers arc 10w receiving $3.15 per 10( rounds for their milk, A sum of $4,000,000 has al o been provided for in th hudget in order to hein a: timated 8,000 manufactur jeral Supply Co., $93.04; Sicard \u2018ng-milk producers each yea o Improve the quality of thei yrodugt, For this purpose, the Govergment will propose \u201ch sranting of the following sub sidies: ound of fat (up to the afore \"aid limit of 5300 pounds).It should be noted that this neasure affcets 57,000 farm 1s in Quebec and that thei: \u2018ncome from the sale of man facturing milk represent: 13.7% of the total cash farn ncome of the Province, o 1carly 109 million dollars is 1963.Pending a general and per- nanent solution of the pro stem.the aim of this police 5s to alleviate the difficultie: \u2014 A maximum grant o' $500 to help the manu facturing-milk produce, to build a milk house ir conformity with stan dards laid down in the Provincial regulation cohcerning the qualit: of milk and cream; A maximum grant oO f the present situation in| 77 vhich the prices paid fo $400 lo the manufactul nanufacturing milk are below ingmilk producer whe alrcady has a suitable he cost of producing it or he farm.Because of the larg: umber of dairy farmers in oived, the situation rep \u2018esonts one of Quebec's majo igrieulturai \u2018problems.milk-house and acquire: a cooling device with : minimum capacity of 4 cans of milk a day.This latter policy is part o.Quebec's participation in the nanufacturing milk durip;[National campaign to improve he period from January tojÿhe quality of milk and dairy pt -__ |produets.Although noarly all of the fluid-milk producers in Quebec \u2018have the equip ment necessary to enol anc keep, milk properly, the samc cangot be said of those wic Piices paid to producers of \u2018layor for thn next 3 months Moved apd scconded that Tederal.Member ian Watson be requested to use his in- * of a\u2019 fbtal of 57,000 have & milk house and a enpding device, Athelstan \u2018Powerscourt Road.vleaned during the 1965 sta- ion, which, if done.would as sist in preventing flooding zonditions.Moved and suconded that >.E.Dahams he appointed to range for the repair of a 4 1 \u2018ine fence between the farms|of Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Eml Vain f L.Bergevin and E.Atche-|court were Mr.Peter Van Die- on, range 1.|peningen and son of Orms- town, Franklin Centre Sunday's guests at the home The following accounts were passed for payment: \u2014 Gen- Inc, $25.85; Public Chayities,| Haute Couture $482.62; Municipal Forms, $35.05; H'don, Gleaner, $20.0 Dressmaking, Shaw.W.and P.Co., $51.68; yd Bell Tel.Co.$4.71; Monarch Alterations Pump Co., $406.65; Jas Bar rett Sec'y., $73.66; D.L.Tully, $1618.23: G.Buys, $66.75: W.{ Ferns, $22.35; U.Duhaime.} $90.75; F.Ross, $108.80; R.| Duheme, $43.30; D.Erskine, $7.50; G.Rennie, $7.50.eu ; à ver IS YOUR PUMP CAUSING YOU TROUBLE?IF SO CALL US © IMMEDIATE EXCHANGE OF YOUR'OLD PUMP.NEW GOULD PUMP | SALES -'SERVICE Or ANY KIND OF PUMP.in the Counties of ° Chateauguay, Beauharnois, Huntingdon LE CENTRE D'ACHAT AGNES MARCHANT Tel.829-2526 R.R.4.Ormstown SHOPPING CENTRE LTV.TEL, ZENITH 80320 or 692-0055 115 ST.LOUIS ROAD = BEAUHARNOIS TFL.829-2602 DENIS DUMAS ORMSTOWN THE BIGGEST DEALER IN THIS AREA Huntingdon Auto Parts NEW ERIN ROAD offers you complete service MUFFLERS \u2014 TAIL PIPES \u2014 EXHAUST PIPES \u2014 CLAMPS ALL IN STOCK WE WILL EXPERTLY INSTALL THESE PARTS OR JUST SELL THEM TO YOU.| Come and see us for best prices.NEVER BEFORE SANANL'S Maer DYNAMIC MUTUA AMERICAN GROWTH FUND - A CANADIAN Mutual Fund investing in the dynamic \"Grawth through Research\u201d industries of the United States, 209, INCOME TAX CREDIT GET THE F ACTS NOW! 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Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 The Gleaner - 9 F urt er esponse 0 aster sden; Henri Guerin; Wm.Me: ti \u2018 .x opie Dos .\u2018Clatchie; E.Hudson; Char H ingdon Local \\ Miss Stark leaves several ; ( > ; J dls or era \\Stark, Westville, Kenneth .L 4 & Seals Is Encouraging Thos Anderson; N°G.MoLean: un Mrs.Dorothy Cooling ofiStark, Westville, Oscar Stark ZOUTKHieE Lumber Easter Seals saign Johnson: Kenneth Campbell: F.Hutchings; F.Durnin; Law- Mr.and Mrs.John MacLeod] Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Grif-|Massena, Mrs.Marion Calor aren Moreau C e C oncored by the Huntingdon Emmett.Cleland: Mr pence Tobin: JH.Brabant:| and sons, John Ross and Ken-[fiths from St.Laurent and|Blair, Wesville, Mrs, Isabel.of Wesiville.X Troy.Robert onstruction 0.sponsor oy eb he ) : {Judy McWhinnie; JK.Olick- were weekend guests of, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Clifford|ie Smith of Stony Point, Mrs.Stark.Waterford.and sis- Club is getting good response |Gnass; Donald Brady; J-A.|son: Mrs, H.Peddie; Clifford NY» 1.5R.Mac-| from Valleyfield were visitors| Mabel Burke of Malone, Mrs.|Ptark, Waterford, and a and the folowing is a further |Macfarlane; Gerald Brisebois:| French; Russell Robertson;|NiS mother, Mrs.J.R.Mac over the week-end at thejMildred Douglas of Hunting.ter-in-law, Mis.DR.Stark of FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN list of contributors for the|Mrs.J.E.Wilson; Mr.E.|gohert Furey; W.G.MoAr- Leod.home of Mr.Roy McWhinnie.don.Quebec, Mrs.Alice Cun- Brushton.\u2018 ND BUILDING past week.Shoesmith; W.Patenaude; E.lthur; Sandra Clark; Sylvain T ¢ CT \u201ciningham of Malone, Mrs.E-| Pallbearers at the last rites LUMBER A i a aton 8 sn Mr Cw to i Carriere; S.Major; Roland G.| VS Marley ey the Mr.Harland C.Rowat ofjthel Foster of Rochester, Mrs.pu er Hom «Stark ad MATERIALS Cameron; Dalton Stark; Ha- Mrs.S.W.Frier; 055 \u2018| Lalonde; John Beattie; Mrs.|8 guest on Saturday al the i\" ae 2 Ruth Larkin of Brushton,|Burke, Howar rk, Davi rold Arnold; W.G.Robinson; Arown; Gabriel Poupart; Mrs.W.Charles Smallman; Uldege home of Mrs.Ross Carson at Shae nd Ms st woek Mrs.Vera O'Hara of Syracuse.Blair, Robert Armstrong, John SEE US FOR YOUR PLUMBING Rev.A-E.Hagar; Mrs.George| Alton R.Rodley; Miss M.A.[pgoust; Mrs.Wm.Kobert;|Havelock.To and Mrs.Doris Wicka of Ro-|Armstrong and Lyle McGib- AND HEATING NEEDS ; ' \u2018 .» {.$ Claude; S.C.Moneypenny; Do-|Ryan; Z.Krawchenko; Georgel melville Roy: J.J- Alexander: \u2014 a me, N.Y.; John Stark, Masse-|bon.nald Hamilton; \u2018Leslie Hay; E.|Cooper; Margaret Wilson; Do-|y;, Tannahill; Irene Patenau-| Mrs.Agnes Carl from Bar- \u201clieginson and|ha, Robert Stark, Cicero, Carl (Fort Covington Sun) Paints\u2014Tloor Tiles\u2014Electrical Fixtures F, EMerton; JS.Gaw, Mrs.|nald Grant; Richard Proud-|ge.Mrs.MR.Stalker; Mrs.|rie Bay spent the past week aT a Hinson and LTD LL.| Herbert Gilmore; Walter Le-|foot; Mrs.D.L.Kelly, Willard!j.G.Simpson; Alister Somer-|with Mr.and Mrs.Paul Val- , _ ar.1 ngdon Tel.264-5151 vers; W.M.Wilson; Jim Barv;{ Anderson; Mildred Helm;|yine: E.Coleman: J.Furten-|demar George Rudd of Luachute were ake St.unting ers; W.M.; ar Li.à »iville; Œ.de : , ts with Mr.and Stewart Ross; Hatlie Shearer;|Miss Ernestine Knopf; H-lbaker: Mrs.Ross Carson: Mrs._ Sunday guests v ! VISIT 3 ie: 0g .Mar ; Mots de Qu, S.1s.Miss Janice Hig- - -\u2014 \u2014 - \u2014_\u2014 Nelson Beattie; C.Bryson;|Schwanke; \u2018Mrs.Margaret Lee-|R.B, Tolhurst: Aldridge Sau: M , Mrs.S.Wel i \\ ; ., .j Po or Mr.Jacques Hamill of Mont-| ginson is staying for the eh Mile: E, Lasalle: LIA Swan Mio.N.Fleet; EA.Har à Leo Royi RW.Dar seal visited friends in town] Sie Proj Mai / PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1\u20ac .» Ra Lo5VL, , «aX, + a.niel; .u ock; $ Rankin; Edith Cockerline;|field; Florian Ouimet; Wayne Black: Fred Letto; Geo.Me.last week.\u2014 Miss Debbie Brooks spent a rojet alison neuve S mT Mrs.W.Frier; Frank Mesel;|Ferns; Frik Vanden Heyden; © Mrs.F.idv: [Ç \u20ac s speni Losiie Keddy; Manjoric Roy:| Alice Vine: Hughen Dubai pire 5 a 214 CHA MON AT GE and Mrs.Howard aay recently in Montreal with, del 38 Lalonde Sree Colin J.Campbell J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.Emile Dubois; J.M.Winter;jme; C.M.Cluff; HT.Kenne-|Brown; Harvey Smith; Mrs.Perot visited friends in town! TS: Bill Gundiv Model House at alonde Street NOTARY VETERINARY SURGEON 1\u201d.Cowper; Donald P.Hooker;|dy; Jos.Mailloux; M.Casey; Margret McKouga; Henry Ba-ljast week.\u2019 = County Building, King Street, Russ Hawkins Auto dne.; K, Miss L.M- Robertson; Ray-lzinet; M A.Cottingham; Roy| fn ars, McConville and ware in Huntingdon Huntingdon 19 Henderson St, \u2014\u2014 ~ Hamilton; Clisford Hamilton; Mrs.A- Lasalle is spending Thursday evening visitors at Office open He KG Cameron; D.Douglass; the week in Valleyfield with| ne home of Mr.and Mrs.Ha- Visiting Hours: Sunday 1.30 PM.10 Tuesday to Saturday inclusive ne Mrs.\u2018'Myrtle B.Wheeler; N.l relat ; \u2018 a g \u2018 , , Honsinger; Mike Kosturik;| \"ES.rold McConville Sunday, Mrs.Mr.Campbell attends each Le \u2019 A al -\u2014 .McConville went to Montrea .Frid d Saturday, .ë INSURANCE OF Mi Le, McWhinnic: Russel Mr.and Mrs, Earl Hiekson|yith Mr.and Mrs.Galipeau S P.M.or anvtime by calling Tetopmonen Drs.Belisle & Cloutier ALL KINDS \\ no .ME lich: M lof Ottawa spent the week-end and Mrs.O.Bouthillier to vi- Huntingdon 264 - 5382 McEwen; M: English; Mervinlyith Mr.and Mrs.George F.it Mrs.Fred Roy who is à Montreal (collect) V.s w ialize i Barrington; Miss A.Baker; J.|py; Sit Mrs.: » 18 373-6657 or 373-1666 a >.\u20ac specialize In C.McHardy; Norman McPhee: *o™ patient ou the Royal Victoria dial 1-842-1791 VETERINARY SURGEONS si liwell: MJ.] 1 _ Hospital._ FIRE wae Salliwell: M- We Mrs.George Williams and _ in Valleyfield Mrs.w Cookman: EG Ben.son Douglas of Montreal were| Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stark Tan Watson Tel: 829-2862 Ormstown, Que INS RANCE a he Elizabeth visitors on Tuesday of Mrs.|yisited Mr.and Mrs.Alex Maas J nett; AP Smith; 1Zabeinl yp Ewart and Miss Millina ken in Potsd Tare Arbor t : ined .Sree \u2014\u2014e = = ; Jean Cameron; C.O'Connor:l Yjurphy MacCrac en in sda, NY.For information in Huntingdon, contact ite 102.132 St J St w .Mrs.Olive Arnold: J.O.O° ' cver e weekend.îÎ Suite 302, 132 St, James Hi, \u201c LOANS .SALES which permits us C ; adie Desjardins; \u2014 FRANCOIS LALONDE, 39 LALONDE St.Ab Salaberry Blvd, Poffer to tal Te ar lace; B.Armour; Mrs.James| Miss Wilhelmina Van Die- 264 5193 Wednesday, 8 to 11 pm.Real Estate McCracken; Mrs, W.D.Fraser;| Smith; M.Gnass; Helenalpeningen and Mr.John Vain - Chateauguay, P.Q.inati { Titles Robert \u201cRolfe: Norman H.|Holmes; Mrs.A.Braithwaite; court were guests of honor at Phones: Examination of Title LOWEST |Simms; Ed.McGinn; Mrs.E.|Dr.G.Lefebvre; Lester Fra-1a joint birthday and engage.Sms \u2014 Tel: 692-9831 Roger Fortier McNaughton; AH.Taylor; ser: Violet Rov: Mme Adelard ment party Saturday Evening, New Direct E Milk Cool Montre.Victor 2-4451 Mrs.W.T.Payne; Arnold Mc-|Dumesnil; Norval Blair, Ro- April 10 at the home of Mr.ew Direct Expansion Mi 00 Chate 692-9831 NOTARY RA TES Kell; John Koski.Gordon Mc.|bert Greig; Mr.A.D.MeFar-lang Mrs.Michael J.Cavanagh.(al ribbon pam mixer gives jet- o Res: Howick Tel: 825-2208 Huntingdon, 264-5300 | ; ; .Intyre; Lawrence Murphy; lane; Jean Brunet; J.Tillot-iThe couple received many fast cooling.® 16-8 stainless steel in- Otfice: Howick 826-2033 ' Jean-Louis Trepanier, Miss M.Hay; J.W.Holmes;{son; G.A.McKay; Geraldfjovely gifts, side and out.® No-drip nylon motor 2 - = Mrs.Glen Ovans: FJ.Me-|Ouimet; Miss Lydia Bazin; A.\u2014_ gears.@ Full-width handles.@ Lock.7 7 7 C.I.B.Cracken: Fred McGregor; Jon|A.McNeil; Mrs.Geo.E.Cot-lCurling Club Bridge Closes hoot 2 ao Lowest pouring cern fn cette ahete Speck; Jordon Cairns; E.V.jtingham; Mrs.HG.Grant;| The Huntingdon Curling @ radius Corners.817501000 oul.olen: Cosselie & Cossette Gabriel Poupart 150 Chateauguay St.Allen; Mrs.E.Meier; Jean O-|Charles \u2018Wilson; Mrs.Annie{Club Bridge held its closing ® Goes through standard milkhouse | LAWYERS NOTARY lendrowicz; Mme Florina Jen.|Smail; Mrs, Kay Williams; Bridge on Thursday afternoon, door.® Mosts ali 3-A standards.| _ .a Tel.264-5142 neau; R.Bruce Ness; Edwin |lucien Moniqui; Rita Lan-\\yhen the hostesses were: Mrs, 1168 Champlain St.373-7744 St.Chrysostome, Que.i i Tel: 826-4933 Baskin; Mrs.Annie Greer; glois; = Bruce; James Bn F.Horsley, Mrs.GG.McLean, Your Valleyfield : James Elvidge; Bruce Wal-|[C0y; Rene Rousselle; Lloyd npg w, Carr and Mrs.N.Me.in County Building, LL Le TEE CT OUT TTT fon Sproule; Benoit Rodrigue; C.Lean, High scorers were: Mrs, ameswa ; Huntingdon - 7 7 | |R Hamilton; Mrs.a Mcwhin- E.Darby and Mrs.J.Abra every Wednesday Claude Pilon ; P.E.Cassidy; C.Hughes;|,.\u2019 Keith MacPherson: C.Este.ham.- D ea I er Li - TOUT NOTARY \u2018 wart; CW.Dickenson; Mrs.Meloche, Perron .Elvin M.Wood; Gordon D.Mies Eliza Stark, 81 \u2019 \u2018 62 Chateauguay St.ferry grant Thomasen ou pe Away Sunday BUILDERS SUPPLY & FEEDS LTD.| LAWYERS Tel: Office and Home vier Leblane; Earl V.Elliott; \u20ac y.- AR .A he, QC.MP 04-5234 Huntingdon N.Earle Fennett; \u2018Tily Le- April 4th TEL.264-5450 HUNTINGDON \\ , Me ; st re seams of he curés ay \\ febvre; W.T.Fearn; Art.H., icholson SE Derrick; E.Denman; Rolland| Füneral services for Miss \u2014 i Ca) 373-1414 Valleyfield Mire Lucien Bailargeon, Nui.Goyette; Mrs.L.O- Hebert;|Eliza Stark, 84, of Westville] \u2014 st wv Mr.Henri Giroux; IL.Benoit;| Who Oe denny ara TTT TT TTT .Office Hours \\ - inville: r.J.iil) m an y FPL : ne eninys appointmen ; 1964 Oldsmo 1963 Envoy 1959 Vauxhall A.Mainvilles Mr 3.Willard fer a long fines were con.Douglas Montgomery dam to 6 pm, daily i bile Jetstar 1 St.Wag Cos Cresta |Mrs.A.W.Perkins: Mr.Do.|ducted Thursday April 8th in LAWYERS _ em ae sedan - agon 1961 Envoy nal Blliott; \u2018Miss R.Denham;|the Westville Preshyterian Tel: 373-1163 1962 Olds 98 S.-W.[Mrs.Gladys Sellar; Anony- church of which she was Brassard Building R su ous; À ous; Louis Oer- : ; 1964 EPIC 2-door, H.T.1957 Mercury lemans: Mrs.Charles Harvey: The Rev.Robert Ww.Si.417 Boulevard du Havre 2-Dr., Hard |Mr.Rufus Fisher; Arnold monds, pastor, officiated and Valleyfield, Que.To Rent 1963 Chev.1962 Austi T A Milne: A.M.Reid; Earl E.|interment was in Briggs St ! , 0 e ustin op, Auto.\\sault; Andre Gagnon; Mrs, cemetery, Westville, = : Hard Top 1962 Olds Sedan 1957 Olds sedan [Ed Perras; R.Barrette; Roma| Members of Covington Chap- CHARTERED \" R- Allen; Annie S.Harkness; |ter O.ES.conducted a memo: ACCOUNTANTS 1963 Chev 1960 C 1 1958 Chevrolet Mr.A.Schneider; Mr.New-|Tial service Wednesday night ; ee Coacl onsu HT.fon Eliott: Mrs.Geo.Harri-|in the funeral chapel.Middleton Hope & Co.oach sedan ko san \u2019 Ay Born in Westville, Decem- I\u201d R.J.P.Dawscn, C.A, gan; Mrs.J.T.Ewart; Geo.H.i \u201c4 John F.Lewis, C.A F D St i 1965 4-ton Sutton; Anonymous; Anony.|ber 19, 1880, she was a daugh- John F.Lewis, C.A.ortune Drug Store 1963 Chev.Sedan 1959 Chev.mous: Mrs.Doris Brown: W.|ter of John and Isabella Elder b Wm.G, Hogg, cA.A station Gravel Bennett; Tancrede Lussier;|Stark and she had lived al) y Sp Rousant, CA.Reg'd ut.Truck Gibb Carsley: Katie M.Kerr:|her life in that community.R.Sabler, C.A.y; Katie M.Kerr; sh duated from Pots- H.Garbacz, C.A, JACQUES L\u2019ECUYER, Prop.H.Moneypenny; T.Foers;|She was graduate \u2019 635 i CR {dam Normal in 1807 and| Laurent Bouchard 35 Dorchester St, W.Miss M.Edgar; R-J.MacDo .\u2019 Rexall Drugs nald; JHA.Quenneville;|taught school for a short Lime.UN, 6-4086 Montreal @ |Jean B.Tessier, Mr.Joseph after the death of he Tem ee 264-2929 Huntingdor : JAMES F.SMYTHE Robidoux; Mrs.A.Kidd; War-|IM-@W, rs on Sark, Sit your telephone MORTIMER ROSS me om ef TEL 264-5822 HUNTINGDON ren Harrigan; Miss Milina helped to care for her bro CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT : .° GDO Murphy; John Bryson; Anony-|ther's children.3300 Cavendish Boulevard |G A.Wior.MD mous.She was a past matron of manager Montreal, Quebec corge A.10r, .eo TT - mr - ~ |Covington Chapter, Order of B Suite 670 Tel: 482-1810 SPECIALIST the \u2018Eastern Star, and was a Office: Res 505 past district deputy grand 46 Lambton Des Bouleaux Dresser he one he eye ; ft y Howick, Que.St.Bruno, Que.TO CLEAN Tel: 825-2268 Tel: 653-2907| Medical Arts Building our Who Pays For Telephone Expansion?1538 Sherbrooke Street West 1 y Dr.Gilles Payette Tel: WE 3-932 0 S \u20ac 1).TEL.264-5002 MEATS - GROCERIES FRUITS & VEGETABLES BEER & PORTER | FROM Menard's Meat Market WE DELIVER HUNTINGDON, P.Q.Septic Tank Cesspool PHONE 264-5838 A.CHARTRAND, ATTENTION ELDERLY PEOPLE Room and board for invalids, cancer cases, diabetics, epileptics, mental cases.We accept couples and Social Service recipients.| Good meals.Service 24 hours a day Doctor on call.Reasonable rates Call « Lacasse Nursing Home Huntingdon Tel.264-5968 \u2014\u2014>>>| It has occurred to me that telephone users in Huntingdon might be interested in a fundamenta! fact of Company business operatinns \u2014 and one which might not be widely realized.It is the matter of where the Company obtains the hundreds of mil- 2 lions of dollars needed yearly to build new exchanges, consiruct new local and Long Distance circuits, and buy telephone sets and other facilities required to serve an ever-expanding economy and population, Eyes OPTOMETRIST Examined Glasses Fitted p.m, to 9 p.m, Contact Lenses Hearing Glasses Every Wednesday at Aubin Sundries Montreal, P.Q, The Huntingdon Gleaner has served Some people may automatically think that these 101 construction expenses come out of telephone bills, 121 Chateauguay St.YEARS but this is not so.It is the Canadian investor \u2014 Tel: 264-2959 Huntingdon either private individuals or investment firms \u2014 \u2014of advertisi leader who, by buyng Company stocks or bonds, make tele- Montreal Address: ship in the Distriet of phone growth possible.(The reason that they invest 6519 St.Hubert CR.7.5242 Beauharnois.in the Company, of course, is that they expect the money to be wisely used, and to pay interest, or profit over the years.) Your telephone bil] pays the costs of providing you with telephone service \u2014 the wages, main- BUSINESS DIRECTORY tenance costs, taxes, etc, \u2014 plus à reasonable profit which is returned to the investor.But your telephone bill does not pay the huge amounts necessary to make the Company erow fast enough physically to serve new families and businesses.For these sums, the Company depends on the investing public, and, in turn, the investing public demands that our ; business be healthy and well managed.If it is not, Life Insurance Co.and does not return them a reasonable profit, then Fire & Car Insurance they would invest their money elsewhere.(Incident- Beauharnois allv.any Canadian can invest in the Bell \u2014 it's not a \u201climited club\u201d by any means!) Bell shareholders (there are over 200,000 \u2014 the largest number of any Canadian company) benefi* 105 immedtately and directly, of course.from each suc- Tel: 268-3422 E.Brault 37 St.Louis Road, Beauharonis The Great West St.Lawrence St, Machine Shop GENERAL MACHINE WORK \u2014\u2014\u2014\" Laherge & Lalonde Ltd.PLUMBING .HEATING SHEET METAL WORKERS Government Licensed Roofing Supplies, Propane Gas and Wood Ranges Valleyfiald cessful year of Company operation.But a vast num- |Pattern-Maker \u2014 Shafting 178 Chateauguay St, because the chances are.thar their insurance, or { Oxy-Acetylene ville Tel: 264-5431 Huntingdon mutual fund companies, or the pension plan they i i .subscribe to, also invest in Bell stock.And finally, Ss aie Quenneville Inc .even a person who has no direct or indirect financial A interest in successful Company operations also bene- Keddy & Somerville Fred E.O fits from its growth, because in growing it helps Inc re ° TT create additional jobs in a wide variety of industries.This, of course, contributes to the prosperity of every Canadian, Insurance Brokers \u2014 Courtier d'assurances Town Hall \u2014 Môtel de Ville Hemmingford Tol, Q4P-R70P Toi, 247-2873 Chartered Insurance Broker Fire Automobile and all lines of Insurance Hommingferd + ; Eostra, the European god- day of spring n° wou!d build 10 - The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 Easter - Almost Two Thousand Years Of Tradition Easter is youth.Perhaps the dess of spring, (from whose reason for this eternal youth;name the word \u2018Easter\u2019 is be- is an association with youthful) licved to have been derived), ings \u2014 Spring sunshine,}jad a beautiful p2t bird which scampering children, Easterlshe changed into a rabbit so bunnies, fluffy yellow chicks, that this rabbit could tell chil- Easter eggs and the first £low- dren everywhere that spring] ers.had arrived.Th» forerunner of You must have wondered|our Easter Bunny had great how eggs and Easter bunnies|difficulty in adjusting to his came to be associated withinew form, so \u201chr story gues, Easter.Legend relates that and once a year on the first Green Valley Growers LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS and a nest and fill it with brightly coloured eggs.That's how today\u2019s Easter Bunny performs the remarkable feat of laying eggs.In the 2nd century, when Easter was already an established event in the Christian calendar, celebrations took a much more ritualistic form than they do today.On Eas- ler Saturday there were lcc- tures to he attended on the Exodus, the Passover, and the Death and Resurrection of Christ.The lamps were blessed and a bishop preached a sermon.The highlight of the whole ceremony followed \u2014 the confirmation of the cate- chumens and the celebration of the Easter inass.The Romans, who were celebrating their New Year at Easter time, held «laborate cz- remonies and wore gay, new PLANTERS boues AMAR EVANS, rosvenntsa ce ee ine i t | ! | Evergreens \u2014 Hedge Plants Flowering Shrubs \u2014 Shade and Ornamental Trees > Roscs\u2014Flowers\u2014Perennials\u2014Annuals Call Vic 247 - 2414 Priced To Sell 1\u2014MASSEY-HARRIS Model 65 tractor 1\u2014FORD DEXTER tractor 1\u2014COCKSHUTT Model 70 tractor with manure loader - -1\u2014U.A.CASE tractor 1\u2014ALLIS-CHALMERS W.D.6 tractor IF A-USED TRACTOR WILL NOT DO WE HAVE NEW ONES, ALL SIZES.G.Melville Brown & Sons JOHN-DEERE SALES & SERVICE Tel.825-2093 Howick, Que.BREED OF MASSEY - FERGUSON TRACTORS Dawn Farm Equipment Hemmingford, Que.I : i All above tractors in running order clothes, believing that these vould bring the wearer good luck throughout the year \u2014 rand so the first Easter parade vound its merry way through ancient Rome and not along Fifth Avenue, New York City.The cgg, a symbol of new life and resurrection, has played an important part in Easter celebrations down through the centuries.The E- syptians, for instance, hung ostrich eggs in their temples, while the Persian sun-wor- When you're a farmer and your own hoss, you should meet i.Louis Marie Parent 57 BOUCHETTE Tel.264-5161 Huntingdon your Imperial Esso agent.get more for what you do because he's part of some- | Imperial Oil Esso | TEL.829-2762 _ .HOWICK, QUE.who helps you thing bigger.shippers thought that the world had been hatched from an egg on the first day of spring.In the early Christian world eggs were forbidden during Lent and were then served on Easter Sunday.They were dyed red to suggest the colour of Christ's blood and His forgiveness and were sometimes blessed by the Church.Another tradition of Easter was the belief that the sun canced round and round for joy on Easter Sunday and everyone would go up into the hills to watch this startling \u2018spectacle\u2019.In England in the year 1200 \u2018lifting\u2019 or \u2018heaving\u2019 was the sport to play.The name was probably derived from the idea of Christ being \u2018lifted\u2019 up into heaven.On Easter Monday a chair decked with brightly coloured ribbons was carried around by the young men and each girl they met was challenged to sit in the chair and be lifted three \u2018times high over the hzads of the \u2018heavers\u2019.On Tuesday it was the turn of the man to sit in the chair and the women to lift him over their heads.with a kiss for their efforts They were rewarded, King Edward 1 rewarded his dated 1867 which js now a Ezster ladies of the court with 14 pounds \u2014 about $42.00 \u2014 for their heaving, Not only the nobility participated in the festivities however.The churches found the mood of the occasion most auspicious for replenishing the church coffers.They made their own brew of strong ale and sold it in the church: yard at Easter.A man could have a free shave there too \u2014 in fact this practice was still popular at the end of the 18th century.The Bishop and Dean of Chester in England were not to be left out of the merry-making cither and they had an egg-throwing match with the choirboys in stately Chester cathedral.In «early America cggs had o.her purposes too.They were dyed different hues and Easter greetings were written on them and exchanged between friends.This custom came to a sticky end \u2018as the distances hetween friends grew and the fatality rate of cggs in transit soared, With the disappearance of the message-bear- ing egg, the first Easter card was born.Its origin is uncer tain, being either Germany or America.The earliest known \u2014 but this got out of hand card is believed to be one part of the Hallmark Historical Collection of 50,000 antique cards.These first Easter cards were flat plaques in sombre colours many with lavishly fringed borders and silk cords and tassels by which they could be hung on the wall.The custom of sending cards remains a friendly tradition of cal.Colours today are brighter cards differ very little from those of the 19th century, Eggs, chicks, flowers, birds, rabbits, lilies and the cross still dominate Easter card design.These symbols have become an integral part of the Jaster 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he jump the past week and ing equipment and was own- GIVE FLOWERS AT EASTER Mrs.Guy Phénix, FLORIS.Ormstown Roy St.For information, call 829-2233 COMPLETE CHOICE OF CUT FLOWERS PLANTS OF ALL KINDS ed by John Deschamps.The loss was estimated at $1,000.The Fort department was summoned and 22 firemen with two trucks went to the scene, staying for one and onz-half hours.It happened about 11:15.A grass fire spread over a large acreage at the Charles Fraser farm at Dundee Center on Thursday morning, April Ist and was brought under control by Fort Covington firemen who were summoned: Buildings were threatened and a wooded area.The acreage burned over was estimated at 75.There have also been a couple of grass fires in the vil lage, and a chimney fire at the picturesque old stone house at Fort Covington Centre Sunday at 7:00 pan.brought out the firemen again.There was no damage.The Louis Gardner family lives in the house owned by the Warren Mounts.(Fort Covington Sun) Tel.217.2088.As you and your family worship together, may the joy and promise of Easter fill your hearts, SMITH Hewmminglord, P.Q.SALE hiv Tel.247.2030 Oat Sal j ALL FINISHES .ALL COLOURS OF THE YEAR!!! SAVE ON FIRST QUALITY FROM APRIL 19 TO 24 W.KEDDY & SONS LTD.Hemmingford Mrs.Henry One Tuesday evening, April 6th, Unit No.6 of U.C.W.met] at the home of Mrs.Henry Lowenberger with ten members present and Unit Leader Mrs, Wm.McQlatchie in the chair.The meeting opened with the recitation in unison of the purpose of United Church Women: \u201cTo unite all the women of the congregation for the total mission of the church and to provide a medium through which they may express their loyalty and devotion to Jesus Christ in Christian Witness, Study, Fellowship and Service.\u201d The Minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Sceretary, Miss Arline McIn- Lowenberger Entertains Unit No.6 U.C.W.Mrs, A.Milne was to represent our Unit on the refreshment committee for the Congregational supper.It is hoped that a number of members will attend the Workshop in Ormstown on April 27h.Another order of candles were bought and placed for use in the church.Plans were discussed and finalized for the interesting slides to he shown by Dr.J.D.Sweet.Following the adjournment of the mecting.Mrs.Elizabeth Fleming of Dundee, P.Q.was introduced and she snared with us slides of her tour to Hawaii, Japan, Thailand, India and Egypt which were most beautiful and enjoyable to view with a very interesting|read.commentary, given by her.Mrs.D.MacGregor expressed the appreciation of our group for her kindness in accepting our invitation to show these.A social hour followed, refreshments being served by Mrs, Tom Quinnell and Mrs.Donald MacGregor.Unit No.8 U.C.W.\u2014 Mrs.J.E.Wilson Unit 8 of the UC W.hold their regular meeting on March 31 at the home of the leader Mrs.P.Hamilton, who conduoted the meeting by opening with prayer followed by Scripture reading from Luke 15, 1-10 by Mrs.O.Watson then prayer by the leader and the Lord's Prayer in unison, Roll call answered by 10 members followed by minutes of last meeting approved as Wednesday, April Hh , 1965 The Gleaner - 11 Æach member is to invite! a friend from another Church to a friendship tea in June, when our group is to provide lunch and devotional, On April 12 Unit 7 invited Dr.Sweet to show slides of his Russian trip, public is invited, a silver collection to be taken.Money donations are to be handed in for a needy family at next mecting.General meeting, April 28th, Thank-you cards were read! from Miss Ida Anderson and! Mis.BR.Hawley.Program period was in, charge of Mrs, R.Crawford, who gave an interesting ac | count of different phases of $8.75, a social hour cnjoyeu.1 day with Mr.and Mrs.Ben New Erin Douglass prior to leaving for Mr.and Mrs.Charles Cur: Vancouver, B.C.where they tis of Montreal, spent Thurs- will in future make their TOTTT TT TOUT TT home, the Presbytorial.Collection! Sympathy is extended 4o the relatives of the date Mr.Mrs.Hamilton served re- George Picard, who passed a- freshments to the members way in the Huntingdon and a number of visitors, and County Hospital, on Friday, April 9th.® CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS eo QUESNEL, MASSE & CO, CA.MR.MARCEL QUESNEL, L.S.C, CAA.MR, REJLAN MASSE, C.A.MR.ROGER DEMEULE, C.A.50 Jacques Cartier St.Tel.373-6400 Valleyfield tosh and these were accepted.The devotional period was conducted by Mrs.Harry Scott and envciopes for the] Thank Offerings, which is to be received \u2018at the General meeting.were distributed by! Mrs.Fred Kyle.Mrs, McOlatchie from chat she would welcome other members of the unit in attending the Regional Workshop which is to be held at Ormstown, on April 27th.She also announced the date of the Congregational supper to be held in the church on April 22nd.Mrs.Lowenberger was appointed to aitend the planning meoting for this ec vent as it was impossible for Mrs.Howard MoLean, the Social Convener, to atlend.the reported Program for evening enberger and took the form of a questionnaire and discussion on the subject of Missions.This is the subject for to he held in the church on the cvening of Wednesday, April 28th, and is to be handled by our unit.Plans were, therefore, made {or the handling of that mecting.Miss P.W.Rowles introduced a new publication of the United Church, \u201cWhy the Sea is Doiling Hot,\u201d copics of which are available purchase at the manse, 4th, at the home of Mrs.Wm, McClatchie and plans were made for the program for that evening, which will consist of a study of other faiths.Discussion will be in charge of Mus, Peter Prakke (Moslem), Mrs.Wm.McOlatchie (Buddhists) and Miss P.W.Rowles (Hindus), Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and a pleasant social time continued long after the close of the meeting.4 Unit No.7 \u2014 United Church Women The April meeting of Unit No.7 U.C.W.was held on Monday, the 5th at the home of Mrs.Clarence Moore.Mrs, C.Moore had charge of the worship service and also read an article entitled \u201cI Believe\" from glimpses of the Life work of Canon Allan P.Shatford.Mention was made of one of the wonder plants of modern floriculture which is called \u201cThe Crown of Thorns\u201d.This plant itself 4/4 h.p.\u2014 for easy tilling #Tils 24\" wide and up to 9\" deep L.G.SIMPSON & SON Hemmingford the Exceutive meeting |f was conducted by Mrs, Low-: the Gencral mocting which isi for The May mcoting will beg ; Ltheld on Ti sins debi rr t | BONELESS PRE-COOKED | SUGAR CURED HAMS 75: LB i | | | ! | TURKEY 18 LBS.and UP 44 18 EASTER FOOD CAPONS 6 LBS.and GP 49 1s LEG of HAM HOME CURED WHOLE OR SHANK END ROLLED RIB ROAST 69.LB PRIME BERK LEG of VEAL COMPLETE TEL.247.2119 19: toi uit SPECIALS BACON on 49:18 thickly with thoens.The eu CURED C flower is both deliciate and beautiful.But, the most signi fi feal this unusua phn is that ft blooms con- PICKLED SPECIAL PACKAGE FRESH ; tinuously, Mrs.Tom Quinnell 2 LES CARAMEL FIT Ç also condensed a numher o .hapters \u201cThe Word and S cheptrs from The Word and WEET BEETS |.STRAWBERRY LETTUCE vividly.___\u2014\u2014 : 24 OZ.JAR JAM SIZE 24 ROTH FOR 4 H.P.WITH TINE REVERSE | 4 for 99 1 05 2 for 39¢ A ® REG.$1.28 VALUE 1 APPLES No.3 CANNED | No.4 CANNED J ! 10 LB.BAG ! 5 ns PEAS PEAS 7 ws 1.00 Lo LAKEVIEW MA HENRI VIAU, Prop.RKET HEMMINGFORD \u2014 tete 1 12 - The Gleaner Wednesday, April 14th, 1965 een eps\u201d eens TL cE aay Pe Lo an - {¢ $ : UP sgn wep Lo, I, FAN ENA NRA or INN Pima, SEN > ed > .ve 4; CRS 05 ! + nner +m 06 ES * 4 =.4 BA saan - NE 5 0 Tan 0 ep SRR pre opt À \u201c> | Col, IR IT rg pe ag.: À 7 ax * 5 T > ke 2 init, Robe onu Tig BF dia Se ree WN AA ME EB, BT aes?SE danas LA % 4 MAY IT pe >