The gleaner, 16 février 1966, mercredi 16 février 1966

[" be assis levels nr ing thi affected ther al ment will IC COSt of ously yr ather, nded pry ed by th, of Ay rum ng of $817 lion wij) personal >illion ation in.| throush lun l'acte nat are 5 billion an lacts Stars of Notre Dame Have New Committee In Charge A rerular practice of the the progress made in the rou- Stars of Notre-Dame was held tine and in the marching of Friday evening in Notre-Dame the girls.School auditorium.Mr.Tessier, who is The pa- training a group who will be- rents had been invited to at- come drummers, said he is tend and see for themselves very pleased with the results the progress accomplished by so far.the group.£ He insisted on importance the of attending all Unfortunately only a few sessions of practice for abs were present, The master of tension from one session de.ceremonies, Mr.Cam peau lays the whole group.He ask- save a short resume of activities since the foundation -urents in 1964.He mentioned the vd the cooperation of the ! to see that their the.children attend regularly.great help and encouragement Jur town should be proud of the merchants received from Board.the local and other persons.Some members of the com.nislas, School;this group.On Sunday evening, part of the group (24) went to St.Sta.where they had been millee having resigned, a newlinvited by the organizers of committee was formed.Pre.':he Mrs, S.Vice-president, Mr.peau; Secretary, Mr.G.Parent; Treasurer, Mrs.J.Mec: Callum; Directors, Mrs.Dex traze, Parent and Renaud.The committee took this opportunity to honor two majorettes for having attended all practices since the start of activities in November 1964; they are Johanne Côté and Maureen Campeau.Also the leader, Miss Anne Cam- peau was honored for services rendered as (rainer and for sident, Campeau: G.Cam annual winter festival.\"hey formed the guard of honor for the queen of the festival, Later they gave a demonstration of their ability fo the gathering which filled the hall to capacity; they received well deserved applause.Congratulations to this group of youngsters and it is hoped they will keep up the good work.The citizens are invited to encourage them in all their activities.It is hoped that other groups will sponsor a few dances and not having missed a practice other events to gather the since she took the post.Those present then witnessed the ability through a demonstration: | | of the group will amount needed to pay for the musical instruments which no doubt add further all colour to the Stars of Notre- were in accord in recognizing Dame.Huntingdon Open Bonspiel Playoffs Feb.26 The Huntingdon Open Curl- Allen (Skip) 9.ing Bonspie! was held the first week of February, with entries from the Ormstown, Ho- Friday Riverficld-Keith Robb (Skip) 8 vs Valleyfield - Sam Butt wick, Riverficld, Bonaventure, (Skip) 7: Lancaster, Valleyfield.Beau- Valleyfield Harry White.harnois and Huntingdon clubs.head (Skip) 15 vs Huntingdon- On account of the snow storm.P.Maynes (Skip) 11: Valley- games could not be played on field-Herhie tSewart (Skip) 14 Monday or Tuesday nights but vs Ormstown-Archie Hughes from Wednesday to Saturday (Skip) 7.night there was much club activity and good games were enjoyed hy the participants Saturday Howick - John Logan (Skip) and spectators.The play-offs 12 VS Huntingdon - Alex De- could not be held on Saturday ME (Skip) 3; due to the postponed games Howick - Oakley McRae on Monday and Tuesday and (Skip) 12 vs Huntingdon - Geo, it was decided to wind up thé-Cellum (Skip) 7: bonspeil by a day's play on Saturday, February 26th.The results were as folows:.Wednesday Ormstown Huntingdon - Merrill Smith (Skip) 13; vs Valleyfield - Dr Claude St.Qpge (Skip) 5.The eight rinks with the highest scores participating in Gerry Hebert the play-off on Saturday, Feb- (Skip) 10 vs Howick - G.Loft- pyary 26th.are as follows and house (Skip) 11: Lacolle - 15 vs Valleyfield (Skip) 7; Beauharnois - - Jim Bell Cliff Butler based on points and percent- D, Robinson (Skip) age:- Hunntingdon - Merrill Smith (Skip); Howick - John Logan (Skip); (Skip) 15 vs Bonaventure - B.Valleyfield Harry White- Thompson (Skip) 8.head (Skip); Thursday Ormstown - Jasper Lamb Huntingdon Geo.Renaud (Skip): (Skip) 10 vs Ormstown - Bernie Brunet (Skip) 12; Riverfield Harry Angell (Skip) 8 vs Lancaster - rin (Skip) 10: Ormstown Valleyfield - Herbie Stewart (Skip); Ormstown Bernie Brunet H.Mo- (Skip); Lacolle - D.Robinson (Skip); - Jasper Lamb Beauharnois - Cliff Butler (Skip) 12 vs Riverfield - Lloyd Skip).ANNUAL MEETING MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ST.MALACHIE D'ORMSTOWN The Annual Meeting of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the Parish of St.Ma- lachie D'Ormstown was held in the Town Hall.Ormstown on Wednesday, February 9th.Mr.Alan Cavers, President was in the chair and the following directors were present: Harold Robertson, J.A.G McCaig, J.P.Riendeau, Gerald Duncan, James Smith Archie Finlayson.The Financial Report was presented by the Secretary- Treasurer and was found satisfactory by the Directors.(See Financial Report elsewhere in Gleaner and in Le Journal), Messrs, Allan Cavers, Russell Kerr.Gerald Duncan, Harold Robertson and J.P.Riendeau were reelected Directors of the company for a two-year term.At a Diretcors Meeting following the Annual Meeting, Mr.Allan Cavers was reelected President and Mr.Harold Robertson was re-elect.ed Vice President.In order to meet the necessary administration ex penses and to have a small reserve on hand the directors levied an assessment of 4 mills on the valuation of all policy holders of record as of February 9, 1966.As of December 31st, 1965 the Company books show a total of 448 policies in force with a valuation of $1,859, 100.00.L.Grenon, Vice-Pres.Federated Charities Campaign All over the Beauharnois, Chateauguay Huntingdon, Soulanges and Vaudreuil regional and local committees are on duty in view of the next Red Feather Federated Charities Campaign.This campaign will run from February, 27th to March, 14th, The objective is $122,680.00.Mr.Léonard Grenon of Hun: \u2018ingdon has been appointed general vice-president of the campaign, while M.Laurent Nadeau is president of the organization committee in Huntingdon.When the canvasser calls on you, be good to him and give with your heart.SHARE THE UNITED WAY.counties of Unusually High Water Near Athelstan hy Fred Hutchings It is many years since we have had such high water in the month of February.The only way out of this village where you would not have to go through any, was via the Ridge Road and then No.52 to Huntingdon.Moonlight Lake acquired proportions not seen in the summer time when it would really be enjoyed, and those who got a kick out of riding snow sleds on it will now have to wait until it has ice of a safe thickness again.The river road from Hunt- ingdon.portions of which was under water early, rose rapidly after three o'clock and by evening it was not safe for cars to try and drive through it.However some did and had to secure assistance before they could get through.At a time like that it seems that those responsible for this road and the Lost Nation should take steps to close same with a sign advising an alternative route not only for the protection of people who use this road daily, we have to think of strangers.In fact some that were marooned on Friday evening were coming from Montreal.Let us not wait until something happens to shake us out of any indifference ye may have in this respect.To close the door after the horse is gone is too ate.Huntingdon Beaver Cub Pack Activities Parent's Night took place in December with a full Pack present along with four leaders and 32 parents and friends.The Cubs, after completing a short meeting, performed a sketch, along with a Christmas poem and songs While the entire gathering joined in singing \u201cSilent Night\u201d each Cub presented his mother with a gift, made over the previous weeks.At the close of the evening refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed.Last Saturday the Pack enjoyed a Nature Ramble, Approximately three miles were covered with each Six gathering a variety of objects.At the end of the Ramble they were greeted by a Leader and Mother at the Athelstan Presbyterian Church where all enjoyed a lunch and drink.All returned home safe and satisfied but rather weary.Then entire Pack wishes to thank Mr.Dan Tully, the Board of Managers of the Church, Mr.Allan Stewart and Mrs.Carl Levers for the kind: ness extended them.The Cabot Tower was built at St.John's, Nfld.to mark the 400th anniversary of John Cabot's landing there in 1497.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts WINNERS OF VALLEYFIELD EXPRESS LTEE CURLING COMPETITION The above picture shows the winners of the annual eurling competition sponsored by Valleyfield Express Ltée.Teams from all surrounding towns took part in the - event.This group from Beauvharnois wen the final game and received the Clarence Haworth trophy.They are: Bernard Hébert, Guy Mallette, Ed.Elliott and Gilles Mallette.Also in the picture on the extreme right Mr.Royal Proulx, special representative of Valleyfield Express Ltée and the President of same, Mr.Paul Comte.Other winners in the competition were two teams from Valleyfield and one from Riverfield.The 103rd YEAR ment.THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM SINGLE COPY 12 CENTS \u2014 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION, $4.50 CANADA; $5.50 U.S.A.Entered an second class mail by the Post Office Depart.Ottawa, and for payment of po stage in cash.HUNTINGDON, QUE., FEBRUARY 16th, 1966 LEANER IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS © 14 PAGES Ladies* Auxiliary of the Hun- tingdon County Hospital was hospital Board Room, with eleven members present.Mrs.Frances Rennie, the new president, presided.The following committees will act for the coming year: Sewing Committe\u2014 Mrs.Florence Mayall: Treasure Chest\u2014 Mrs.Galipeau, Convener, Mrs.liette Daignault and Mrs.rah O'Hare: Vi Ju- No- Shoppe on Wheels\u2014 Mrs.Margaret Goodall, Convener and Mrs.Norah O'Hare Co- Convener; Membership\u2014 Mrs.Fred Horsley, Convener, Mrs.Vi Galipeau: Service Committee\u2014 Mrs.Lorna Hughes, Convener, Mrs, Lorraine Tannahill: Refreshment Committee\u2014 Mrs.Carl Anderson and Miss Ada Warden; Landscaping Booth; Assistant Secretary\u2014 Mrs Albert Godin who will continue to telephone the members of the executive each month during the year.The Treasurer, Mrs.Frank O'Connor, gave her report and stated that the bank balance was $640.32.Mrs.Fred Horsley, Conven- + of the Membership Committee, reported that 550 membership books had been distributed.Convassers \u2018he different streets and roads being contacted and all was being carried out as usual.Mrs.Margaret Goodall, Convener of the Shoppe on Wheels, stated that Mrs.David treasurer and the cupboard John James (Joe) Greene, M.P.for Renfrew South, who became Minister of Agriculture for Canada on December 18th.was born at Toronto, June 24, 1820, and completed his high school education at the University of Toronto schools.After high school, Mr.Greene was employed by a Toronto publishing firm and during this period he also wrote a column for a radio publication.In 1839 he moved to the mining country of northern Ontario and worked in the mines in Schumacher until en- .isting in the RCAF in 1941.Serving overseas with the Fighter Command, he was mentioned in dispatches and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.Discharged after the war with the rank of Flight Lieutenant, he continued his education under the D.V.A, plan, receiving his B.A.from the University of Toronto in 1948 and his Law Degree from Osgoode HaH in 1950.Called to the Bar that year, he moved to Arnprior where he estab- ished a law practice in this atiractive Ottawa Valley town where many of his legal clients were from the surrounding larm community.Active in local affairs, Mr.ureene served on the Arnprior municipal council for six years and on the Renfrew County Council for three years.Mr.Greene, who is the first federal agriculture minister from eastern Canada since 1811, was first elected to the House of Commons in the 1963 (Photo Peter Rozon) New Committees Ladies Auxiliary H.C.An executive meeting of the was well stocked with sup- the Hinchinbrooke Volunteer for tractive towel set was won hy $83.00 ers for their efforts in aiding had, been tupped over to the the [fupdgy of «the About Our New Minister of Agriculture g1tees s Named For plies.Hinchinbrooke i Volunteer Fire Brivade | Adopts By-Laws The | monthly meeting of Fire Brigade was held on Feb, held on February 7th, in the not reported on, due to the Racine.The sewing committee was {bin the office of Don absence of Mrs Florence The President, James Mayall.Hutehings was in the chair The Conveners of the Treasure Chest and Service Committee had nothing to report.Fund raising projects for the year were discussed at this meeting.It is hoped that the Nurses will be able to sponsor another successful dance.Further Annual Meeting Particulars An additional $76.was real Jized on the drawing of the beautiful luncheon set (donated by Mrs.F.G.McCrimmon and her sister, Mrs.T.A.Dillon).total proceeds $98 The winner was Mrs.W.L.Carr.Ticket Conveners for this project were Mrs.Geo.Paul and Mrs.Fred Horsley.Our thanks to all who assisted in the sale of tickets.The drawing held at the Fair in September realized the sum of $274.The Convener Mrs.Lawrence McCallum had complete charge.Her choice of a beautiful Bridge table and 4 chairs from Vilna Furniture as first.Prize was quite an attraction.The winner was Master Stanley Whyte, Second Prize, a large table lamp (donated by Vilna Furniture) was won hy Mr.John Lowden and 3rd.prize, an at.Miss Gloria Arthur.Mrs.Grace Lallemand assisted with ticket selling and Mr.Leslie Sanderson presided at both drawings.Our sincere thanks to the above conven Auxiliary.Hospital| and there were fifteen mem: bers present.The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, One bill was read and payment of same approved.read.Section by section was were deleted, and other parts the phrasing was changed.| After a full reading of same.it was moved by Don.Racine! and seconded by Dan.Tully that same with the changes! he adopted as read, The president gave an outline of his meeting with the Municipal Couneil in regard, io couts, hats, boots and lad.iers that are badly needed.The Council said that they; would forward same to Que, bec for approval.The plans of the new Fire Hall were shown.They are the work of Mr.Roy Hiscock.Some slight changes were de, cided on and they were re turned to Mr.Hiscock for same They will then be taken to the Council who in turn will forward them to the Fire Commissioners Office in Quebec.There being nothing Racine that Journ, Education In Qu The following is a speech given by Alister Somerville M.P.P.for Huntingdon County in the Quebec legislature, on February 10th.It relates to general election, Sinee then he has served on House commit dealing with privileges and elections, industrial rela tions, veterans\u2019 affairs, and railways and telegraphs.Hi was co-chairman of the Hous: ;| Committee on consumer credit He was also a delegate to \u201cthe 54th Inter-Parliamentary U Inion Conference \u2018at Dublin in March.1965.and to the group's plenary session held later in the year at Ottawa.He is married to the former \u2018orinne Bedore of Arnprior.They have two sons, Peter and flenn, and three daughters \u2018ocelyn, Stephanie and Vir \u2018sinia.sl MANY TOPICS IMSCUSSED AT WI.MEETING Huntingdon Women's Institute met on Tuesday, Feb, 8th at the home of Mrs.Allan Reid with twenty ladies present Mrs.Ferry conducted the meet ing.Members answered the Roll Call with a Valentine verse and told to whom a card would be sent, most of whom would be shut-ins.Several \u201cthank you\u201d letters were read.Secretary reported that 1.091 Christmas stockings from W.groups in Quebee Province had bren acknowledged 4,018 stockings went from National Wis.Letters of thanks for stockings were received from many different countries.It was proposed to have a Pot Luck Supper at an early date to which the hushands would be invited.Also plans were made for a \u2018Stanley\u201d narty.There was discussion on the matter of providing sleep ing accommodation for tourists attending 1967 Exposition and a number of ladies ex pressed their willingness to do 30.Two ladies offered to help in the Information Burcaus.Any members willing to help in these matters contact Mrs Ferry.Conveners reports: Agriculture: Early planting is essential, if a good corn crop is wanted.Citizenship: Report on Por ugese immigrents, most of whom came in 1945.They made good citizens and are to be found in all types of busi ness.Portugese women mostly \u2018what is happening with Educa.\"ion in this Provinee and Mr, jSomerville's views on it.Mr.Speaker: After having listened to Members on hoth sides of the House speak on the motion now before the Legislative \\ssembly.1 feel that J should (Xpress my views on the subject of Education.1 can assure you Mr.Speaker, that I \u201cill be brief in my remarks.enter the business world.Education, \u2014 Reported on he many changes taking place in Education.Pro.Govt.may \u2018ake over negotiations with and nayment to teachers instead of local School Boards.Dr.Pen- field, well-known brain sur- teon, now fakees a keen in- erest in Education.He sug- tests that there should be Jreater Govt.assistance to uni- vérsities.Education should cally be started in the home.Home Economics: Read a letter from County Convener égarding plans for Exposition.Also read a timely poem, Publicity.Read an article dealing with Rules of Scottish Wls and an excerpt from an address hy the Queen, who is a WI member The convener urged the ladies to wear their WI pins and several ladies ordered them.Health and Welfare: Re- norted that in cities many women were picked up and put in jail, when they were not really offenders hut retarded.There are 2.000 such women and no place for them, Mrs.Carl Anderson introduced Mrs.Elva Moore, who had attended the short course at Macdonald College.She gave a very interesting report of the various lectures during the, chree-day course, which was\u2019 attended by 25 ladies.Mrs, Ossington was one of the speakers and suggested that more nf the young members should hold the higher up offices.AI- -0 that terms of office should he shortened, One lecture was nn \u201cResources of the future\u201d.another on \u201cPoint of View\u2019.aovt appreciates the efforts of all Wis and is alsways willing to help.Mrs.Suratte noved a vote of thanks to the \u201cpeaker.A contest of home-made Valentines resulted in a tied first nize to Miss Turner and Mrs.Anderson, second prize to Mrs.-cboeuf.Refreshments «provided by the hostess were enjoyed by A draft of the by-laws was been fully discussed, some portions,Current Affairs Contest.Other lone million college and high Ormstown Student Winner In Time Magazine's Test Miss McNicol Jane has named the Ormstown vinner in Time's 3h annual high-scoring local students include: Gary Burton Dale Regbie.Time's Current Affairs Test, given tihs year to more than school students in the US and Canada, consists of 100 questions on national and foreign affairs.Also included are such categories as business sports, entertainment, science, religion, literature and the arts The test.created Time Fducation Program - an exclusive classroom ser vice of Time magazine - has been taken by nearly 9 000,000 students since Its inception 30 years ago.Top scorers in each of the more than 5.000 classes en- for the print the March of Dimes will have been practically finalized.At this time of writing, the plans are to open the balance of the canvassers\u2019 cans on Tues: day evening, Feb, 15, at the Legion Hall.In that respect, if same be permissible here we As Weather Gr Somes arcas around Hun.timgdon experienced some flood conditions on Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week.Following the big snowstorm which blanketed the countryside with many inches of snow and then drifted this into high hanks, a mild spell came followed by rain.The rain rapidly melted the snow and added to its moisture un til it was running off the fields into the low spots and rolled in the TIME Education Program Newsmagazine, A.Somerville Gives Views On eber Legislature 1 have taken a greut interest in education testant Board of Commissioners of Iemmingford High School for over 25 years, and now in my tenth year as chair nian of that board, 1 have also served on the executive com: mittee of the QAIPS.B.for six years.During my tenure of office 1 have seen many changes, mostiy benefieial but not all.1 supported Bill 60 hecause I felt that it was a forward step in Education.1 hold that all citizens of the Province of uehee should have the best education possible.Statistics proves that those countries whieh have the highest level of education also have the highest standard of living.If the government of this Province intends to continue with confessional schools then it should follow along the lines dictated.Since the adop tion of Bill 60 there has been 1 steady erosion of the rights of the Protestant minority The office of the Director of Protestant Education has dis appeared and has been replac- od as assistant deputy minister.He no longer directs Protestant Feucation Until last year 1965 the High School leaving Certificates for the pupils were signed by the Director and *he Chief of Examinations.In 1965 they were signed by the Minister of Education, the deputy minister and the Director General of Curriculum & Examinations All non.I'rotestant.1 certainly do not wish to he considered an anti- Roman Catholic or anti any other religion, because I have friends of various religious beliefs But this example refers back to my opening sen tence regarding confessional schools, That if we have confessional schools they should he truly so.In fact, I would approve of neutral schonls and would like tn sse some set up in certain arcas.Recently the English Catholics voted 583 to 38 to join the English Protestants in the Chateauguay Valley Regional School, There has heen a steady increase in school taxes through.nut the province in the last few years.The school hoard with which I am most familiar has had to increase the average tax per taxpayer from 67.00 in 1960 to 118.00 in 1968.This year's budget has not been approved yet but there will be another increase.Farmers, small wage earners are homemakers, and seldom all those present and pensioners need a revi- receive a certificate run-off further 11 was moved by Don, from Bernhard M.Auer, Pub-[rivers, or flooded ouf areas of the mecting ad-lisher of TIME, The Weekly'land until the water flowed into rivers.In some cases this either swelled the lover highways and roads in the area to make them impassable.Large chunks of ice were carried by the flowing water and some of these were (deposited on the roads and ihighways so as to block them \u2018and make them dangerous.Snowplows from «the Roads jor many Dept.were sent out to High years.A member of the Pro.Way \u2014 just above Kensington to clear away ice fn iy part sion in the tax structure, School budgets have become so complicated that it requires a chartered accountant to pre pare them: and when they are forwarded to the ministry it takes months before they are approved or disapproved Too much theory and not enough practical experience has hogged down the depart ment of education.I sincerely believe that the nopulation of the Province of Quebec should be bilingual aspecially in some areas.Personally, I regret that | did not learn French when | was of school age as it is much casier then to learn a second language.The same problem exists foday for an English speaking pupil.regardiess of religion, to learn the French language.Our schools do not provide for this essential sub ject.We have French specialists in the English Protestant schools but this is not enough The teacher may have 30 to 45 minutes per day with each ~lass which cannot give the desired results.Some sub icets should he taught entire 'y in French as has heen done \u2018n some schools or else some better method developed.Some areas in the province vould be suitable for regional chonls, Protestant and Cath nlie, French and English, to he built on the same campus The Chateauguay Valley which consists of the Counties of Huntingdon, Chateauguay and Beauharnois is a good ex ample, If the confessional system is used, the Roman Catholie classes could be group rd together, the Protestant \u2018nd others in the same way The same laboratories.recrea tion rooms and cafeteria could he used for both classes.Vocational courses could also be given together and this would reduce the capital cost of the building.In this way, the pu pils of each language would fraternize thus promoting mu tual understanding and good will and giving cach one the opportunity of learning the nther's language.There is another important factor in this type of regional school.To have the required number of pupils, the area from which they come would he much smaller when pupils of all faiths attend the samé regional school.The distance travelled and the time involv.(Continued on page 2) Fuither Contributions To March of Dimes Campaign By the time this appears inlcollected by same.Mrs.Cameron has received another $41.00 by mail which will bring the total of such donations up to an amount of $365.00.The additional $42.00, received up to February 12, was comprised of mail donations by the following: would like to inform all the] $10.00 - Henry C.Roskies.canvassers that on Tuesday] $5.00 each \u2014 Alex Fawcett; night, each route, both Town|Lawrence Murphy: Miss lor.and Country, will be finallyjraine Plante: lan Watson, MP.totalled and that Mrs, Anne} $4.00 ! M Kelly Cameron, General Chairman of} $3.00 \u2014 Gordon Tannahill.the Campaign Committee, will|$2.00 each \u2014 Ivan Mennie; subsequently notify cach can [Tom Vine.vasser as to the amounts so\u2019 $1.00 = Norman J Fennell, Flooding Conditions Subside ws Colder of the road Some cars tried to make a way through the flow-waters.hut became mired when water hit the ignition system.They had to seek assistance to get through and then a drying out process was necessary before the engine would function again.The Athelstan area was another place when flooding caused difficulties.However, the rain took the huge snowhanks down quite fast, but there is still plenty more te go.Temperatures have lowered somewhat now and the rivers has subsided foo.The Chateaugtay River became quite high in that part which flows through Hunting- don but it stayed within its banks in this area.K is several winters since we had such a volume of snow and Winter is not over vet.We could have several more quite bad storms before spring comes along.CODMANCHESTER VOTERS CIVE COUNCH, CO-AHFAD The ratepavers of God- manchester voted overwhelmingly to allow more money to the Godmanchester Council to provide lights where most needed.The voting took place last Wednesday, February 9th in the Council Room at the County Building.The vote vas on Bvlaw No 230 to amend Bv-law No.224, which would allow the Council to spend up to $1.500 to provide improved, or extra lighting where it may he needed.The result of the vote was 105 in favor and 3 against for 1 total of 108 votes cast.HH.S.Student Public Speaking Semi-Finals Wins Nina Caldwell, a grade ole.ven student at Huntingdon High School and a daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Caldwell, won the semi-finals in the annual McGill Alumnae Public Speaking Contest which were held at Ormstown High School last Thursday.Her topic was \u201cPhysical Fitness\u201d.Nina is an ideal student to speak on this topic.She has won many first prize ribbons in high jumping, broad jumping and running at the annual Cha- teauguay Valiey Teachers\u2019 Association Track Meets held cach spring and her ambition is to be a Physical Education teacher.She will he one of ten students from the Province of Quebec who will be participating in the public speaking finals at MeGill University on Feb.23.New Mayor And Councillors For Howick New Councllors have heen clected and the two Councils are as follows: Mayor of the Village, Clarence Kerr, Councillors, J.P.Brault, Hermas Demers, Antoine Meunier, Alister Rorison.Ken \u2018lover, Wm.Baillie.Mayor of the Parish, Lucien Billette, Councillors, Donald Templeton, Ross Elliott, Archie Peddie, Lucien Robidoux, René Lamarre, Lucien Houle.\u2014 2 - The Gleaner Wednesday, February 16th, 1966 rthe Secretary following their re-election by acclamation to \u201c(their respective seats and \"HEMMINGFORD {By Mrs.L'Esperance) HEMMINGFORD TOWNSHIP COUNCIL The regular meeting of the Township Council was held Hadley, in the Town Hall, on Monday Barr and Hervé Duquette.Lion of the Water-course on m his CLEYN & TINKER LIMITED \"8 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS PANTS Grey, Black All Sizes $8.50 Brown, NEW evening, February 7th, Mayor Florian Dauphinais presiding.Present were Coucillors Dame.Bouchard Brown, 36\" FANCY LINEN $3.50 wide Special $2.35 Drapery Fiber Glass Sale of PRINT SILK to $2.80 $1.10 yd.54\u2019 KNIT WITH FOAM $1.60 yd.\u2019 wide Good assortment of Tweed for Spring Tweed LINEN BOUCLE 54\u201d wide $4.Pants, all sizes.Terylene and wool $8.50 Silk Knits, all colours Tweed Suiting, 54\u201d wide \u2026 Knit all colours Linen cran.Silk in Stripes Terry Cloth Wool Check Good assortment of prints si Suede, all colours .Wool Crepe, 56\" wide .Double Knit crepe, all colou 62 ins.wide 65 yd.4.95 .5.80 to 7.85 2.95 to 4.10 3.95 to 4.95 5.00 to 5.40 2.20 to 4.65 1.80 1.45 2.85 to 4.60 lk 1.40 - 1.85 $2.35 rs STORE HOU MON.- TUES.- WED.- 1 PM.to 6 PM.FRI.& SAT.1 to 6 P.M,, 7 to 9 P.MRS THURS.MILL STORE Lorne Ave.Cleyn and Tinker Ltd.CANADIAN TEXTILES FOR CANADIANS Located next to Walker Bridge Huntingdon Councillor Duquette w as{Councillor Keddy was sworn sworn-in as the member elect-[in upon his election by accla- ed by acclamation to fill thejmation to the seat formerly seat previously held by Mr [occupied by Mr.Walter Keddy Réal Poissant.who resigned.The minutes of the pre-| The Secretary read a letter SEREER News from Ormstown COVERING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\u201d EXHIBITION CENTRE ture elsewhere.Our congratulations to Mr.Accidents RT IT EEA SE ET OC Soy Ly CAC, xX 223lt vious meeting were read and pproved.Mr.J.Dauphinais again attended concerning the ques- property and after a lengthy discussion the Secre tary was requested to write to the Provincial Engineer at the Department of Agriculture in an effort to solve this much-disputed problem, Mr Brais asked that something be done about the Brogan-Brais- Coallier Water-course, the entrance of which was completely blocked thereby flooding valuable land.Mr.John McKough inform ed Council he was making ap- \u2018plication for a license to sell bottled beer at his Store and {asked Council's approval of {Chateauguay Valley his application.This w as|[pany was proceeding immedia-[possessor\u201d of a pair of given.tely with the instalation of|crutches, The Secretary read a let-[sample 20.000 and 10,000 lu- Scout News (er from the Secretary of the|men lights in order that a The Ormstown Scouts and Music|ehoice may be made.(During|Cubs will hold their annual Mrs.Bernice Cullen had the misfortune to encounter an accident on the old Military Turnpike in New York State, last Saturday.Mrs.Cullen was from the St Chrysostome Council thanking the men of the Hemmingford Fire Brigade for their able assistance at the recent fire in that village.returning to Ormstown with A letter from the Ministerlthe two smail children of Mr.of Municipal Affairs informediand Mrs.R.Crete of Platts Council that the Winter Workslburgh, when she hit the soft programme planned for the|shoulder of the road.In try- Village to be amount Oofling to get back on the pave- $9,374.had been accepted, ment she lost control of her Following on this accept |car and hit a tree on the left ance, Council proceeded withihand side of the road.The two their plans for projets B.and|children were unharmed, but C.namely the installing, infthe driver of the car suffered the basement of the Townltorn ligaments of her wrist, Hall.an Armstrong suspend [cuts and bruises to her leg and ed ceiling and the painting ofjseveral bruises to the head the walls.and neck.The car is a total On the question of the loss street lighting, the Mayor in| Master Jay Glover was formed Council that the Shaw-[thrown from \u2018his pony on Sa- inigan Water and Power Com-lturday, and is now the \u201cproud church parade and service at and Mrs.Venice, California, on the arrival of their son, Raymond.Mike was a former Ormstown lad who migrated to the sunny south, six years ago to join his brother Leopold, who had taken up a position in Los An- geles a year previous, For the information of all his friends Leo and his family are now living in lowa.Presbyterian W.M.S.Meeting The dadies of the senior W.M.S.met in the church hall Tuesday, under the leadership of Miss Mabel Elvidge.After the devotional and business periods a report on Presbyte- rial was given by Miss Elvidge.Although no one from Orms- son's severest storm, a report was read through the kindness of a friend in Montreal who typed her own personal report and sent it along to the President.Festival, setting out the aims|the following days three 20.000 lof the Festival, the benefits|lights were installed, one in \u2018it had brought to the young|front of Paradis Store.one in people in the area and point-|front of the Bank and one We regret to report that Mr.Sam Cullen is confined to his hed for a few days, having injured his back on Saturday.St.Malachie\u2019s Catholic church on Sunday, at 11.30 a.m.On Thursday, Feb.24, a (Continued from page 1) cost of the such inter-house sports Michael Sauve of|broomball, toboggan and snow shoe races and a number of sawing contest.The evening entertainment \u2014 A supper will be held in the High Hootenany fun Welcome all students in the Cha- teauguay Valley.the cafeteria of School and will follow.1 say again \u2014 BACK AT HOME BASE The gossip column is a new addition to the O.H.S.news.Perhaps, it will allow you better insight 1eally goes on inside O.H.S.B.B.and H.W.are compgt- ing for the curling champion- We're all in suspense! Who will finally put the big «own was able to atlend the|y.q hole in the ice?The ver- Presbyterial due to the sea-ldict is yours.Simply visit the or Tuesday night, and see these two pros at work.Decide for yourself \u2014 who the champ ship.curling rink on Monday, will be.There was quite an uproar classroom | when a few boys gaily flung numerous fish about the room in the Grade 10 A.Somerville Gives.ed would be considerably re duced.\u2018 To all parents, this is a very important factor.Also.transportation as as to what would be lower.brief remarks, I have given To summarize these re-|My views as I see education marks.The autonomy of the/in the Province of Quebec at confessional schools should be the preesnt time and of the respected.future.I intend to support 1 would support neutral the amendment as proposed.schools.; A new system of school: taxation is required.A new method should b established to teach French i English schools and vice versa Regional schools, fn som areas, are being set up to rapidly with not enough thought being given to utiliz ing the same site for all pu pils of the district, thus bene fiting the pupils, lowering th capital cost and lessening th transportation problem.Mr.Speaker: With these: a ECHEC ONE NSSDANNNNS COME TEST DRIVE OUR 10.5 H.P.and OUR NEW 14 H.P.SENSATIONAL Æbméarcder on my dhe lghtfooted snonnobie NO DOWN PAYMENT \u201862 MERCURY \u201cMONTEREY\u201d Sedan \u2014 V-8 Engine \u2014 \u2014F'ully Power Equipped \u2014 one owner.$1150 FINCH MERCURY Sales TEL.691-2621 \u2018ing out that 17 entries had .been received from the Hem.mingford area in 1965 and an near McKough's Store; two 10,000 lights were installed father and son banquet will be held at the Presbyterian one in front of Smith's Store|Church Hall.Next week, start- is CHRISTENING: and also placed them in the girls schoolbags, Our home-| even greater number was ex-(and one in front of Germain's pected this year.A donation|Store).towards the prize list would[lumen light is $67 each per an- be appreciated.read the let:|num and the 10.000 lumen is ter.Mrs, J.H.L'Espérance in-|$52 each per annun.À decision formed Council that it was|will probably be taken at the anticipated seven choirs from|next meeting.Hemmingford High School] The following bills were would be taking part as welljpresented for payment and Blas several individual pupils.approved:\u2014 K.Johnson $45 After a short discussion the[D, Hughes $25.Shawinigan matter was left on the table|Water and Power Co.Street until the next meeting.lights $99.50.The Secretary informedjat Pumping Station $20.39 Council that Mr.Maurice|Light and Heater at Pumping Patenaude has obtained his|{Station $13.39.Town Hall Ei permit for the sale of botlled|$59.65.Blinker light $5.11.J beer from his Store.R.Priest $232.25, B.Berthiau- It was moved by Councillor|me $6.80.Gleaner $65.31, Bell Barr, seconded by Councillor|Felephone $27.W.Keddy W.J.Brown and unanimously|& Son $76.38, W.Smith $14.61 carried, that a protest be|Lyle Simpson 30.29.I Pois- made against the removal of|sant $25.50.R.Hebert $76.Mc- the railway line which serves(Kough's Store (salt and jani- Hemmingford.H.Gi Con.tor supplies) $30.94.roux $78.75.Regional struction $11.71.WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 1966.Requests for special pray ers have come from many The following bills were presented and authorized for payment: M.Lacasse $110, M.Fortin Ltd.(transport of salt) $143.C.LL.calcium $163.39.Canadian Salt Co., $318, R.Bou- chard $176.15, Fortin Express The cost of the 20,000 S Demand meter|mceting by reading a poem ing Sunday 20th, \u201cBoy cout Week\".Canvassers will call for contributions to carry on the work started by Baden Powell, over 50 years ago.St.Paul\u2018s United Church, Unit 3 The monthly meeting of the ladies of Unit 3 of St.Pauls United Church was held in MacDougall Hall.last Thursday, Feb.10.The Chairman, Mrs.Ruth Bryson, opened the ficiated at service at Church, on Sunday afternoon, February 13th, of mand, infant son of Mr.and Mrs, Normand Lazure.Godfather and godmother were Mr.and Mrs.Jean Guy La- zure of Ville Emard.Mrs.Bruce Baird carried the baby for the service.home were Mr.entitled \u201cWhat Counts\u201d.The devotional exercises were conducted by Miss Anna Struth- ers, who used as her theme zure, Mr.and Mrs.Jean Guy Lazure and family of Ville Emard and Mr.and Mrs.Paul \u201cDiscipleship\u201d.Miss Anna Emile Lazure and family of Struthers as treasurer, re.Ormstown.ported a balance of $12.00 in| W-l- Meeting Ormstown W.I.met at the the funds.After the roi roll call ome of Mrs.Bessie Younie and minutes, plans were dis- : cussed on catering for a forth.|on Feb.3 with 11 members coming wedding and the mis-|2nd three visitors present.sionary workshop supper, the|lhe roll call was answered by latter to be held on Friday|an exchange of Valentines.A next.letter was read from Mrs, Mrs, Beryl Greig, set aside|Fearn, a W.I.member in New the usual study book for one|Zealand; also a card of thanks meeting and wove a very in.|{rom a member and a letter teresting talk around the sub-|{rom Mrs.Bruce who is in ject \u201cJuvenile Delinquency\u201d.|Montreal at present.The meeting closed with a| Three conveners reported.prayer by the chairman and|Citizenship stressed the \u2018im- $20, Wilson Lafleur (Municipal Codes) $19.35.Rent $42.50.Fire Brigade $100, Auditor lands.this \u2018year as final ar rangements are made for the observance of the World Day $200.A.Dubois $25, Hem mingford Centennial Commit tee $10.It was agreed that Mr.Gibh- Carsley be requested to cut down an Elm tree which has been dead for two years.This tree is at the edge of Mr.Carsley's property at the roadside and constitutes a real danger to users of the road.Councillor Barr of Prayer.As has been customary in recent years the first Friday of Lent, February 25th, 1966.has been set aside for services which will unite Christian women in 150 countries and areas.Services in the Hemming: ford area will be held in St.Andrews United Church at 3:30 p.m.under the convener- moved|ship of the United Church Councillor Hadley seconded{Women's Group.It is exepct- the motion that Councillorjed that women from all Brown take the place former-|Christian groups in the area ly filled by Mr.Aylmer Had.lwill participate and details of ley on the joint Councilithe service and invitations Fire Committee.This was car-{have been sent to the Angli- ried unanimosusly.can Church, Presbyterian \u2014 Church, Catholic Church, the HEMMINGFORD VILLAGE |Exblorers CGLT.the Cubs COUNCIL In reparing the service to The regular meeting of the p ; .[be followed this year the com- Hemmingford Village Council]: Scottish was held in the Town Hall, on mittee, composed of Scottis ; \\ Women in Edinburgh have Tuesday evening, February{ya.nt in mind the needs of 1st, Mayor Walter Smith pre-lchurches round the world.siding.Africa, for instance, asks Present were Councillors special guidance for those in authority in the face of that continent's rapid emergence into independence.Asia\u2019s women request inter- E.Keddy, B.Wallace and R.McNaughton.absent were Councilors A.Germain, R, To- bin and R.Poissant.Councillors Wallace and Me.was declared adjournediportance of working together.unoved hy Mrs.Verna Win-|Education reported on the ter).Refreshments were need for free education.Home served by the hostess, Mrs.!Economics read a letter from Thelma Lang and her assit-'John Leclaire who has been ants.who used the Valentine,manager of Fine Food Shops decor for food table decora-|at the T.Eaton Co.for a pe- tions.Assistants to Mrs.Lang|riod of 52 years.were Miss Marjorie Roy,| The treasurer reported a Mus.Jean McClintock andibalance of $109.Collection Mrs.Muriel Wallace.amounted to $3.20.Mrs.H.Winter Carnival Parkinson and Mrs.E.Moe AH high school pupils of|were appointed to the nomin- the regions are asked to re-lating committee.Programme member the O.H.S.Winter|committee members arc Mrs.Carnival this week-end.You L.Bruce, Mrs.Frank Martin may try your luck at log saw-land Mrs.E.McCartney.ber broomball, hockey.to-| Refreshments were served oggan races \u2014 or if you are by Mrs.Younie, Mrs.Taylor chicken and don't like the fresh air you may be inter.and Mrs.Anna Smallman, Gted In a fashion show on Saturday \u2014 put on by the : boys \u2014 badminton, ping-pong Hemmingford and volleyball.The Queen will] Miss Kathy Orr spent the be crowned on Friday night,weekend in Montreal , with followed by a dance, There is|her grandmother, Mrs.Bea- a hootenay on Saturday night.|trice E.Orr; and while there Sounds like fun, doesn\u2019t jt?|visited briefly with Mrs.Mr.and Mrs, Archie Borland} Jeanne Rioux, Miss Mabel attended the three-day annual] Whyte and Mrs.Janet E.Wal- convention of the Canadian|dron, also attended Sunday Foods Processing Association|school services at the West.in Quebec City, last week.|minster Central United Church.They boarded the convention| Incidentally, Kathy was ce- train in Montreal, where they{lebrating her eleventh birth- met other conventioners and|day on February 13.D 1965 Chevrolet Coach 1965 Chevelle Sedan 1965 Chev.2-Dr., TEL.264-5822 LATE MODEL USED CARS 1964 Chev.Sedan 1963 Chevrolet Sedans (2) HT.1963 Olds HT.1964 Olds Sedan 1963 Envoy Sedan HUNTINGDON MOTORS INC.JAMES F.SMYTHE 1962 Chevrolet sedan 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire 1962 Pontiac Sedan 1961 Pontiac station 1960 Consul Naughton were sworn in by cession for those who may be|the Quebec Garnival orchestra, confused by the difference be- which added to the pleasure of {ween democracy and total.|thc four-hour trip to Quebec.itarianism.They pray also) Mrs.Ivan Rember and Mr.for freedom in education andgand Mrs.Alvin Gruer motored that the growing threat to individual liberty in all countries will be curbed.The old, and the lonely are a prime concern of the women of the British Isles and continental Europe, while Latin American women have asked that prayers be said for youth who are questioning their Christian principles, and for the church which must find new ways to approach many complex social problems.Offerings made by those who attend the World Day of Prayer services are divided among a number of Christian projects in many lands with special emphasis on literature.Bible Societies, the Refugee services of the world Council of Churches, Braille books for the blind and other areas of Christian work receive grants.When Canada first joined the World Day of Prayer in 1921 offerings for the day were under $400.00.In 1065 more than $64,000.00 was distributed through the Wo! men's Inter-Council of Canada _\u2014 \u2014 HUNTINGDON | which is responsible for (World Day of Prayer services in this country.to Ottawa last Wednesday.hey were accompanied by Miss Margie McRae, who returned to her wa home after having spenta few days with Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Alvin Gruer and family.Mrs, Lily Ovans, her son Glen and her daughter, Mrs.Jessie Cruickshank, motored to Burlington, Ont., last week: end to attend the funeral on Monday of the late Mr.Richard Dennis.Mr.R.Ovans and Mr.and Mrs.David Booth of Hunting- don.visited friends last wec in Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Andre Noel of Montreal wcre Sunday visitors of Mrs.Jessic Arthur and family, Mrs.Lindsay Cullen spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.and Mrs.Roger Crete and family of Plattsburgh, Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Wesley Cairns and Mr.Wayne Cairns motored to Toronto, on Friday.Wayne will attend the Technical School of Mechanics in Toronto.Miss Congratulations to Cardinal and Brockville, , Jane McNichol for her success ORMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Congratulations ate in order.Our junior and senior girls baskethall teams were victors against Huntingdon High on Friday, Feb.11.They have been defeated in few of their cfforts so far, we all hope their good fortune continues.The boys hockey season has reached its peak.Our junior boys battled against Howick High last week.The result of the game Howick \u2014 7 Ormstown \u2014 3.Better luck next time boys! Mr, Melke is in charge of nter-house volteyball which has just started.Carnival time has arrived at O.HS.The brisk winter air together with the warmth kindled in the hearts of all make for a carnival.All students in the Chateauguay Valley arc welcome.The main features of this carnival include: The queen will be selected from the five princesses who will perform at the Coronation Ball, Friday Feb.18 The princesses are \u2014 Judy Aldridge, Nancy Waller, Rita in Time's 30th Annual Current Affairs Contest.Story and pic- Barrington, Dianne McCartney and Joy Green.Then, the following day TR EEE A NE EES AR A ANA AS EE NE EN EEA SAE A RR NESE NAAN TEENA TIER SEN AN RN NNR NN NNN NNN NY Father J.M.La Rocque of|room teacher also joined in the christening|the fun.Since our biology ex J '¢ periment was over, one lad de- St-Malachy's cided they were of little use Lee Nor-|änd proceeded to cut one in half, much to the disgust of | the ladies who were even more disgusted when the fish head swam about for at last fifteen minutes.A certain french specialist allowed his nickname for an- Supper guests at the Lazure|other of the teachers, to slip.and Mrs,|we weren't aghast at his mis- Bruce Baird, Mrs.Lorenzo La-jtake though.\u201cMaggie\u201d, wasn't exactly a forcign sound.A cross-eyed boldly out line to acclaim, handsome, Mrs.Winter.\u201d ALL PORN 66 CI FASTER! 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Sets, Lazy Susans, Etc.1/2 price VARIETIES scie $100 / ORMSTOWN COME EARLY for BEST SELECTION Our new premises will be located at 46 LAMBTON AEE NEEEENEERNNENRNERN GIFT a ITEMS NESE ENEEEN ZERAREAENESN Tel.829 - 2662 SNS SSSR SSSR SNS FY rr A ERE re are Er ey e given ducation uebec at of the support oposed.ANN RNY and L WEEK] eg.T.M.re ANN NANNY a ns SP SSSSANSNS SNS ASS SNS SNS SNS SNS NAS - SSSR SSNSSSNNNNNS SNS SAS NNSSNSSNS NS SN SNN NS 4 PES Announcements Death, Marriage notices, $1.00 per insertion one language.Bcth languages, $1.50, Birth Notice may be given and paid for at The Hun.tingdon County Hospital and Barrie Memorial Hospital.Please pay Miss Macfarlane at\u2019 the former and the Women's Auxiliary at the Barrie Memorial.In Memoriams, minimum charge $1.00, additional charge of 10 cents for each count line of verse.Add half if in both languages.Cards of Thanks: minimum charge, $1.00, both languages, $1.50, : Born McCALLUM \u2014 At the Hun.tingdon County Hospital, on Feb.10, 1966, to Mr.and Mrs.John McCallum, Hun- tingdon, Que.a son, ROSS \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, on Dec.5, 1965, to Mr.and Mrs.James Ross, St.tome, Que, a daughter, Penny Ann, sister for Jimmy, Tom and John.Engagement Mrs.Jacques LeBrasseur of Macamic, Abitibi-West, Que., announces the engagement of her daughter, Jeannine, to Mr.Lawrence Bergevin, son of Mr.and Mrs .Alex Bergevin, of, Glenelm, Que.The wedding has been arranged to take place in Macamic in September, Died Chrysos.MONEYPENNY \u2014 At Mercy Hospital, Floral Park, Long Island, N.Y.on Sat.Feb.12, 1966, Katherine M.Newlanz,! aged 7B years, wife of the; late Stewart Moneypenny and dear mother of Lillian (Mrs, Henry Sieban Sr.).Funeral service was held on Tues, Feb.15, 9:30 a.m.at Lady of Victory Church.Interment Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, Long Island, N.YO'CONNOR \u2014 At the Notre\u2019 Dame de la Merci Hospital, Montreal, on Tues.Feb.8, 1966, Michael O'Connor, aged 68 years, son of the late Mr, and Mrs.Patrick O'Connor.and brother of William and the late Earl.Funeral was frem St.Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Hunting.don, on Fri, Feb.11 at 10 a.m.Interment St.Joseph's Cemetery, a RT MONTPETIT Funeral Home Rodrigue Montpetit, Prop.170 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon Funeral Director Modern Parlors Air Conditioned Ambulance Service Tel.264-5021 RESENNEAACNNENNNINESÉ RR Flowers For % All Occasions / AMBULANCE SERVICE Booth's Florist ; 7 Huntingdon, Que.7 ARRANCAR Sasa Phone 264.2096 Huntingdon Free Delivery SEEN NC CCN = > Funeral Home Reg d B.L.McGERRIGLE GORDON McINTYRE Proprietors, Funeral Directors PHONES: 264-5447 \u2014 264-5402 SN 100 Wellington St, SRNR Reg'd.ANNXHCEKENNKSSAANNNIÉ Litete Denmark Flower Shop HEMMINGFORD, QUE.ROXHAM ROAD Phone 247-2690 EEE Anglican Church ST.JAMES\u2019, ORMSTOWN Holy Communion 9:30 a.m, ST.JOHN'S, HUNTINGDON Morning Prayer 11 am.CONFIRMATION PREPARATION: Wed.3:45 p.m.St.John's Sat, 1:45 p.m., St.James\u2019 \u2018Adults by appointment} 100.- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Methodist in doctrine FRANKLIN CENTRE Sunday Schoo! 10 am.Worship 11 am, HUNTINGDON Sunday School 6.45 p.m.Evening Service 7.30 p.m.Harley E.Bye.Minister Died RICHARD \u2014 At the residence of Mr.Leo Hébert, on Sun.Feb.13, 1966, Louis Richard, aged 93 years.Resting at the | § Huntingdon Locals of Malone spent the week: end with her mother, Mrs Mary Monique.Sunday guests at the same home were Mr and Mrs.Gerald Parent o Ottawa and Mrs.chele of LaSalle.lone N.Y.and his friend Mr.Marshall Mathew of Utica Nirs.Rosemary Cosgrove.Hemmingford ST.ANDREW'S U.CW.The monthly meeting of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church Women was held in the Church February 9th, This meeting was open to all ladies of the enjoyable to all who attended.A.Kyle and Mrs.P.Pederson.a short business period fol lowed.A list of the dates of events during the coming Mr.and Mrs.Donald Carr} Mr.Dick Cusgrove of Ma.NY.were week-end guests of : After devotions, led by Mrs.i # Blanche +.Charron and her daughter Mi- Mr.and Mrs.Lyell J.Graham of Athelstan, Que.Hall.on Wednesday evening !nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Dawn, to \u2018Mr.Darel Lang, eldest son \"Lang of Ormstown, Que.community and proved mostjto take place in St.Paul\u2018s United Church, Ormstown, on April 2nd.table with all young and old Singing, Happy Birthday Grandma.Therefore a pleasant birthday J.M.Sharpe Funeral Home, Year.as set forth by the Exe.wag enjoyed by all.Hemmingford.Funeral from CUlive.were brought io every.St.Roman's Church on Wed.One's attention and then post- Feb, 16, at 10 a.m, ed, they are, the St.Patrick\u2019s SEELEY \u2014 At the Centinela Tea \u2014 March 12.(should we Hospital, Inglewood, California, on Feb.10, 1966, Evelyn Campbell, in her 68th year, i 19th) wife of Frank Seeley of In., glewood, Cal.and mother of JUne 24th, Turkey Supper \u2014| Frank Seeley Jr.of River-|October 20th.Bazaar \u2014 No- tended the late Mrs.vember 26th.The programme chinery.Show ar the Hooker, were distributed to Auction Rooms.last Friday side, Cal.The Seeley was the daughter of booklets the late Grace Lindsay and Peter D.Campbell formerly of Ormstown, Que, and Colorado Springs, In Memoriam PARENT \u2014 In loving memory of a dear husband and father Anatole Parent, who passed away February 14th, 1963.\u201cYour presence we miss Your memory we treasure Loving you always Forgetting you never.\u201d Always remembered and sadly missed by your wife and children, Cards of Thanks \u201cThe family Alex McCaig of the late Mr.wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation (o their friends in Dewittville for their kind expression, of sympathy during their recent bereavement, The wife of the late Armand Caza wishes to express her sincerest thanks to her friends and relatives for their many expressions of sympathy condolences received on the loss of her beloved husband.I wish to express my sincere thanks to my relatives, friends, neighbours for the expressions of sympathy shown me at the time of my sister's death, the late Mrs, Bernadette Jubinville by visits, masses and cards.Mrs.Alex Bergevin | wish to thank the Doctors and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for good care and kindness during my recent stay there, also to friends and neighbours for the flowers and get well cards.Mrs, Easter McNeil Rutherford A sincere thank you is extended to the members of Au- brey.Riverfield and Howick Women\u2019s Institutes for the Valentine treat of jams, jellies and home.baked dainties sent to Mrs.Preston's Home.The ladies were happy to be remembered so kindly.Mrs, Vi I would like to thank Dr.McCallum, nurses and staff on the second floor of the Barrie Memorial Hospital, for their care and kindness to me while | was a patient there.Also to relatives and friends for visits, cards and gifts.All were great-?ly appreciated, Mrs.Wm, J.Graham Preston The relatives of the late Michael O'Connor wish to express appreciation to friends and neighbours for Mass offerings, floral tributes and the many acts of kindness shown at the time of his passing.: eisai VSESHHSEH 3 EVERY: 00DASIOA' 7 < S WÉDDINESE \u201c BQUAUETSS 7 * FUNERALS CnÉsrens |members not at the meeting tatives attending.were Messrs \u2018Centre X [ 2 Sympathy may obtain their booklet from Clifford Goodall and D, St open house in the Senior Citi- the Programme Committee.A Pierre and Mr.Bill Hooker.zens\u2019 hall superb job has been done on Films were snown, the theme 19, from two to [live o'clock in this informative booklet and © which was \u201cPower Train the afternoon, be snow bound, on that date then it will be held on March Strawberry Social \u2014 all members present.Those it will prove most helpful to all members.The guest speaker for the son, who spoke on his recent trip to Haiti, during which he practised dentistry in the there, illustrating his talk with slides.Among the many interest- Stevenson was the fact that classes of people, the very well-to-do and the illiterate whose earnings barely reach $70.a year.The three neces sities of life which the missionaries are giving these people, said Dr.Stevenson are food, education and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.At the close of an interesting evening, refreshments were served by Mrs.H.Warner.Mrs.P.Pederson, Mrs.A.Kyle and Mrs.G.Clark.LLADIES GUILD The Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian Church held a successful] card party on Saturday evening, February 12th in the Church Hall.There were 15 tables in play and the prizewinners were \u2014 Ladies, 1st Mrs.Halton Kennedy: 2nd.Miss E.Lacasse: 3rd, Mrs.D.Hill; 4th, Mrs.Albert Akester.The consolation prize went to Mrs.Walter Keddy.Men, 1st Mr.A.Palmer; 2nd, Mr.Hugh Orr: 3rd.Mr.L.Cookman; 4th.Mr.B.Barr.Mr.C.Lavie- tour won the consolation.The Door Prize, a nice chicken, all ready for the oven, was won by Mr.Emmett Napper.Ormstown Mrs.Eddie Hooker was recently pleasantly entertained by her family at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bill Hooker: the occasion neing her birthday.social evening was spent and refreshments were served with a birthday cake und candles centering the Cards of Thanks My sincere thanks to doctors, nurses and staff of Barrie Memorial Hospital for their excellent care while | was patient there.| would also like to express appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for cards, gifts and visits, Their many acts of kindness during my hospitalization will long be remembered.Mrs.Alphonse Vallée We wish to extend our sincere thanks to Dr.G.L.Sutton and the nurses and staff of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for their excellent care and kindness shown us while we were patients there.Many thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends for the lovely cards, gifts and flowers.All were much appreciated.-Y10149 auQ \u2018and \u2018uojdursuay TO JOHN DEERE NIGHT A SUCCESS (By B.Cullen) More than 200 persons at.John Deere Ma- evening \u2014 Company represen- for 66\".! .p \u2018Prizes were drawn for by Port anyone in her car if lack Master Justene Nicumenhof Justene drew the names of Billy Barrington, Huntingdon.Harold Stevenson, Franklin Eddie Hooker, Ormstown.W.tJ.Todd and Wilfred Ovans of Huntingdon.Mr.and Mrs ing details brought out by Dr.Hooker wish to express their newly formed in Haiti there are two distinet ?nd to all who helped make\u2019 Marriage \u201cÀ president, conducted the de.its before succeeding.These an- of Mr.and Mrs.W.Donald The marriage has been arranged hostess and TWO BROTHERS | \u2018 ; (KILLED FRIDAY NIGHT | Marcel Richer, 14 and his |12-year-old brother, Jacques, were killed when they were struck down by 4 car while walking on a road near Riviere Deaudetteo n.Friday night.OPEN HOUSE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (By B.Cullen) The Ormstown Community Auxiliary will hold on Saturday.Feb Mrs.Gilbert \u2018Moore will be happy to trans- of conveyance is the only rea- evening was Dr.Hollis Steven- who, won the Child's prize Son for not being able to attend, We remind you of the official opening and card party of Methodist Mission centres Gerald Faubert, Dundee.Mrs.the Senior Citizens Club on Tuesday, Feb.22.At a meet ing last week it was unanimously decided to name the group, \u2018The thanks to all who attended Ormstown Senior (itiens' Club.John Deere night a success.Franklin Pension Plan Explained Beaver | Mr.Fernand Morcau, Pub.the weekend with Mr, ly.with Mr.and Mrs.John Wel- returning home, Mrs.Elizabeth J.Cameron visited her friend.Mrs.Elizabeth McMaster, in Huntingdon on Monday.Obituary The Late Mrs.M.M.MacNaughton Mrs.Malcolm M.Mac Naughton died in Huntingdon County Hospital on Sunday evening, Jan.30th, 19668.She had been ill for some time.She was born June 10th 1895, Ruby Myrtle Hooker on the Upper Ormstown Concession and attended Public School there.She graduated from Huntingdon High School.and received her Teacher's diploma from Macdonald College in 1914.She taught in the Earl Grey School in Montreal for a period of nine years before her marriage to Mac Mac Naughton.She cared for her hushand during a long and difficult i}l- ness until his death in 1963.Her wide range of interests and keen sense of humor made an hour spent in Ruby's company a memorable oceca- sion.The warmth and kindliness of her personality enriched the lives of those who knew her friendship, Among the bereaved are her sons, Malcolm of Hunting- don, Donald and his wife, Carol and grandaughter Heather.of Toronto, and Thomas and his wife Florence, of Hunting: don; her sister, Bertha, Mrs.Mac Cracken of Toronto; her brother, Lawrence, and his wife Anne of Bermuda, and Marshall and his wife Jeannie er, Raymond, died in 1918.She will be sadly missed hy her neighbours and cousins in Ormstown, Toronto, Hamilton Shirley and Lee Lazure and the US.A.CARD OF Ken S To the many christian hearted people near and far that assisted and offered assistance after the loss of our house, our sincere thanks.THANKS Mr.Wesley Thomson, Mrs., Wm.Leslie and Mrs.Albert Quebec Pension Board, under Godin of Huntingdon motored the auspices of Southwestern to Belleville, Ont.and spent Quebec Protestant Settlement and Society discussed the Quebec Mrs.Allister Kelly and fami- Mr.Wesley Thomson ex- ral nA pects to spend a few weeks day evening in the auditorium ker in Waterloo.Ont.hefore mediate School.lic Relations Officer for the Pension Plan and its effect on agricultural workers on Tues- of the Franklin Centre Inter There was a good attendance from the sur \u2018rounding communities and a helpful discourse took place.Mr.Moreau understood his task well and answered all questions pertaining 1o his official office, clearly and to the point.Mr.John Dickson of Orms- town introduced the speaker and Mr.Norris Sample gave a vote of thanks at the close.Refreshments were served by the ladies present.Mr.and Mrs, James Manning visited relatives at North Bangor.N.Y.on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sher-; rington and two children of Kingston, Ont.spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Sher-j rington.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Croucher and three sons of St.Lambert spent the week-| end, and Sunday callers were Mr.Robert Sherrington of La- Salle, Mr.Fred Sherrington and daughters Judy and Miss Elma Joan, of Montreal.Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Stevenson were Mr.and Mrs.Chuck Dumbrell and Mr.and Mrs.Peter Pretty and Covey Hill Wesley-Knox U.CW.= Ellen of Montreal.; COME AND GET LATE MODEL GO-GO CARS AT GO-GO PRICES Wednesday, February 16 COVEY HILL \u2014 The reg ular meeting of Wesley-Knox United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs.Fer- 8us Moore on Thursday after- DAHILIAS WHATNOTS by Mrs.W.R.Perry titled \u201cValentine Day through \u201cho.in middle life gave up the years\u201d was read by Mrs, their secular jobs and began on : for Fergus Moore.This article] studying the Ministry.Mr Daniel Galipeau acted as was prepared by Mrs, ©.B|proving successful pastors.best man for Mr.Oswald, Edwards who was unable toj Men in both categories should The bride, given in mar attend.A sincere vote of] De encouraged in their spiri- riage by her father, tual aims In view of the short- \u2018ke of young men offering themselves as candidates, thanks was extended to Mrs.James Curran for typing the program for the coming year.The work period was spent! (Hink women should be cligi- sewing quilt blocks.Refresh ble for the Ministry.ut have the ments were served by the[, Éven St Paul would have qui had to admit that, many mod- co-hostess, Mrs ï by James Curran.ern women are the equals of of white chiffon velvet She Mr Social News men in Intellectual and per- carried à nosegay of red roses | Mr.Brent Sutherland ofj*tä5ive Powers, and in mis{ Miss Tammy Booth, niece of Miss Greenfield Park spent the tionary zeal amie (Be bride, was flower girl.She Hemmingford.week-end at the home of his 1 like those non conformist vas dressed in a floor length Free cena na grandmother and aunt.Mrs words, minister and MINIStTY.| frock of turquoise chiffon - A.L.Stewart and Miss W but | could wish to substitute oye and carried a tiny! Stewart, the Anglican word \u2014 Warden) : Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Brooks for Manager.sal that the el pis a safeguard against they: and family of Ste.Anne de dom w A pos | Leeming Jn of bureaucracy.SE Bellevue were Sunday after sh i .! 15.The Preshyterian Elder has folie, it is one of the strongest \\ ere ! the right to express an opi- noon callers at the home of Manks in the democraey of ion in the highe In Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Moore the Christian Church.and it ; In highest court of wn Ty ht rristian Church, ang bis Chureh, and presumablyj\" d y.this applies * Uni .Sorry to report that Mrland Mrs.Fergus Moore and pplies to the United Leonard Houle is not as well family and had made many as his many friends would] friends in this locality.Decp- wish.We do hope vou will est sympathy is extended to soon be feeling better, Leon- her family.ter ard.em Deepest sympathy is extend- Lacolle ed to Mr.und Mrs.Leo He LACOLLE \u2014 Mr.Nelson bert and family on the death Van Vliet is a patient in the of Mr, Louis Richard who Queen Elizabeth Hospital in assed on away at their home Sunday morning.Tt was with deep regret it was learned on Saturday morning that Mrs.Katherine Mon- Montreal.The heavy snowfall on Sunday caused much discomfort to travellers.Mr.George Cookman was eypenny had passed away at ill over the week-end, Merey Hospital, Long Island Mr.David Van Vliet is to NY.Mrs.Moneypenny.het undergo surgery at the Mont-| ter known as \u201cAunt Kate real General Hospital this had spent the past several week | summers at the home of Mrf my and Mrs.E.A.Robin- Mr.and Mrs.Carl Jackson{son and Mr.and Mrs.Alan und family of the Citv of Two[Robinson and Jeff expeet to Mountains spent part of the/leave for Florida on Friday, week-end at their cabin infor a three-weck vacation.i Rockburn and were the guests} The OU W.held their, of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Towns/Monthly meeting last Wed: nesday at the United Church on Saturday evening.Mrs.Jessie Blair also spent the[Hall.Seventeen ladies were evening at the same home.present.Mrs.Boomhour ably, Mr.Ronald Duncan andlconducted the program.Mrs Donald Robinson and Mrs, E A.Robinson were joint host- Esses.Mr.and Mrs.Alton Graham daughter Kendra from Baie Comeau spent a few days over the week-end visiting at the homes of Mr.and Mrs.Dun.can in Ormstown and Mrjof Ormstown entertained 12 and Mrs.Keith Dunn atimembers of her family to a Franklin Centre.Mr.Duncan, turkey dinner on Sunday.Mr.was attending special mect-[and Mrs.FE, A.Rohinson at- ings at Macdonald College, tended.| rs PA RERO CE \u2018 YOU MEET THE NICEST 5 | PEOPLE ON A ; 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La tinue to live at the Church: The world is dark with pain, ol the Resurrection of: Our: Lo Lord, which he founded in When will the fighting, 1945, where he will officiate This warring clamor cease?as Assistant Priest nd will there dawn a calmer f Prior to founding the La- À brighter lasting peace?, chine parish, Revevend Father \u2018 r Durnin was curate of the fo]- O say-=if truth shall save us .Municipality of the Township of GODMANCHESTER Balance sheet Capital fund As at December 31, 1965 ASSETS Garage and lot Snowplows, snow blower and trucks \"Roads and bridges : Show fence SOTO 148.00 62,530.16 116,200.00 2,082.24 t $190,960.40 CAPITAL INVESTMENT 1965 S157,780 41 s Add: 31,384.76 Accumulated depreciation on snow fence 1,786.23 1965 S190,960.40 Revenue fund ASSETS | Cash on hand \u2018 30.50 \u20ac Bank balance 33,267,21 Da $3,297.71 Wednesday, February loth, 1966 The Gleaner - 5 (J.Cameron).\u2014How does the battle go?Financial Report MUNICIPALITY of ELGIN tor the year ended December dist 1965 STATEMENT ot RiVENUE and EXPENDITURE General real property tax ._._.$ 5050.00 Salus tux ; ee 1237.On tuxes .Lo.Lars uses 94.00 Water UCuurses .- .52.00 Other Service Snowplow .___.285.00 Dog Tax L- 66.00 Rents, concessions and franchises 24.00 Mainte.of winter roads _._.7465.00 From Federal Government 88.00 Total LL Cee emcee 14361.00 EXPENDITURE General administration .ce.2941.00 Fire protect.on ; _- 1893.00 Street hghting .- 78.00 Mainte.of ronds, streets, bridges.7378.00 Diteties ; 371.00 Childhood and youth welfare service 20.00 Capital expenditure out of revenue (schedule K! 50.00 County Council 580.00 Janitor - 32.00 Towal expenditure - 13,343.00 Surplus of the period a 1018.00 Total RE 14,361.00 Revenue Fund \u2014 Cash and Bank Reconciliation as at December 31st 1965 Balance as at January Ist, 1965 32.00 Add.recopts of the year oa 14,548.00 Total 14,587.00 Less bunk deposils 14,473.00 Cash on hand as at December 31st, 1065 84.00 Ledger balance ns at January 1st, 1965 14,838.00 Add: deposits durmg the period 14,473.00 Total 34,311.00 Less.Cheques issued 13.427,00 ledger balinee as at December 31sl, 1965 20,884.00 Bank balatice as ut December lst, 1966 20,890.00 Less: outstanding cheques 8.00 Ledger balance as at December dist, 1065 20.884,00 Taxes Receivable Reconciliation Yeur 1964 1,867.00 1 Year 1963 540.00 Year 1962 308.00 Total of arrears 3,715.00 Add: 5,176.00 Total less: discount.allowed 7,801.00 Less: collection during the year _ Authorized adjustments 5,243.00 Balance us at December 31st, 1965 2,868.00 BALANCE as ut JAN.1965 Reconcilation: Year 1965 1,754.00 Year 1964 636.00 Year 1963 278.00 Total $ 2,868.00 Statement of Revenue and Expense for the year ended December 31, 1965.REVENUL Current, taxes: Roll valuation S1,658,310.00 al 80.20 per $100.00 Sales tax e S 5416.02 s 1,130 $ 49,864,03 | Analysis of Grants Received and Receivable REVENUE FUND | Winter roads Sales lux .- | 7,465.00 1,247.00 $ #20200 Municipality of The Township of Dundee BALANCE SHEET REVENUE FUND AS AT DECEMBER 31.1965 ASSETS Cash on hand £ 140.56 Bunk balance J2BIBH6 $ 22,906.12 TAXES RECEIVABLE Year 1965 s 992,56 Year 1964 0.82 1,002.38 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE.Lanes account \\ 30.00 Rural hupector 15.20 Provincial tax 54.00 19.20 $ 24,057.70 TIABLLITIES Accounts payable s Propald taxes 1,191,5] 0.715 1,200.26 SURPLUS Accurnntated surplus as ab January 1, 1965 ADD): Surplus ot the period Accumulated surplus as at Decern- ber 31, 1965 $ 17,626.26 5,230.18 22 856.44 $ 24,057.70 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE FOR THE YICAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1965 REVENUE CURRENT TAXES: Roll valuation ST58,800.00 at 80,70 per $100.06) $ 5,311.60 Lanes RR s 70.00 Sales tux 1,351,50 1,421.50 Contribution in lleu of taxes 46.00 Interest.un taxes LL.21.17 Rent of town hall © ©.0 .139.00 206.17 Winter roads grant ._ 9,162.00 Notices - .2.45 Interest, on saving account 197.03 Premium on US.funds .8.39 Sale of proportion _.___.___.18.18 226.05 $ 16,327.42 EXPENSE Secretary's salary LL Lun - $ 1,200.00 General administration ._._ 389.48 County rate Re 569.06 Health unit, maaan 112.94 Auditing fees .110.00 Fire protection .Ce 973.37 Street lighting .264.86 Maintenance of roads and snow removal 2.2212 6,025.85 Upkeep of dump ee.510.24 Donations .112 2.1.211200 80.00 Maintenance of Town Hall .211.49 Valuators 659.86 $ 11,097.14 Surpius of the period 5,230.18 $ 16,327.32 QUENNEVILLE, B.A.LSC, CA.Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.PIERRE Wednesday, 6 - The Gleaner February 16th, 1966 St-Anicet ASSEMBLEE DU Sont présents MM.les Conseillers: Horthémus Main- \u2014 et CONSEIL et M.Richard Richer.M.Ernest Wylie conseiller & Eglise St-Joseph \u2014 Huntingdon Routes inondées en fin de semai- \u2018ne dans la région A VENDRE UN TRACTEUR-chenille International T 4.À prix d'aubaine.L.G.Simpson, Hem.mingford, Tél.247-2793, SKI-DOO Bombardier $225, 57; dresser à Fernand Latreille, ville, Albert Quesnel.Ernest est nommé pro-maire.Wylie, Yvon Latreille, Alcide| Proposé et résolu de de Caza, Claude Quenneville mander au Département de + son Honneur M.Lucienila Voirie de prendre à charge Perron, maire, le chemin McDonald et la Téléphone: Mgr David, curé: 264 5155; Preshylére 264-5403; MM.ubbés Lavigne et Gareau: 264-5403; Aumônier de l\u2019école: 264-3862.Huntingdon, Tel.264.363 pour rendez-vous.TRACTEUR FORD avec char rue hydrautique.John Tri panier, Ste-Agnès de Dundee Après la tempête de neige lont nous avons à peine eu le emps de nous remettre, ont suivi deux journées dr t*mns Er Trois des Etoiles de Notre-Dame décorées ville ait de plus en plus raison Vendredi soir.le 11 février, rection avant résigné leurs avait lieu à l'école NotreDame fonctions pour des raisons une pratique ordinaire du personnelles, on procéda à corps de majorettes local, Les l'élection du nouveau comité.responsables avaient cepen- Mme S.Campeau, présidente: dant invité les parents des M.G.Campeau, vice-président: ieunes filles à venir se rendre M.G.Parent, secrétaire:: Mme compte du travail accompli et J.McCallum, trésorière: Mmes des progrès sensibles obtenus.Dextraze, Parent et Renaud.Malheureusement, peu de directrices.personnes étaient présentes.So ; M.G.Campeau a fait pour let, LA direction a de plus pro- bénéfice des parents qui go.ite de l'occasion pour hono- taient rendus à l'invitation.!!°T deux majorettes qui ont l'historique des activités de ce TECH chacune une médaille corps dont nous devons être pour navoir manque aucune fiers, nous, citoyens de Hun- P'êtique depuis le début des tingdon.Le maitre de cérémo- activités, soit en novembre nie signala l'appui constant 1964, Johanne Côté et Mau- des commissaires, des mar- \"PEN Campeau.De plus, Mile chands locaux et de plusieurs ANNE Campeau.chef du grou particuliers pe.a reçu aussi une médaille Quelques membres de la dj-POUT services rendus et n\u2019a \u2014_ em ee\u2014._ __'voir Manqué aucune pratique rrersrsrse (depuis qu'elle occupe ce poste.a.1 Les personnes présentes ont Salon funéraire lensuite pu se rendre compte (du savoir-faire de nos jeunes: Kelly Funeral Home toutes étaient d'accord pour ; ! reconnaître qu'il v a un pro- Reg d grès dans leur prestance et 4 B.L.McGerrigle Gordon McIntyre leur routine.M.Tessier, qui Sidepuis quelques mois, ensei- propriétaires gne le tambour à un groupe.DIRECTEURS DE s'est dit très satisfait des ré- FUNERAILLES djsultats obtenus à date.Il a ielephones: insisté sur l'importance de ne Re cer flo manquer de pratique.puisque cela retarde toute le } HUNTINGDON, Que.- own groupe.Il demande tout com- \u201cPIERRE QUENNEVILLE B.A., L.S.C., CA.COMPTABLE AGREE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 69, du Marché 373-9993 \"RINK ROMP\u201d au H'don County War Mcmorial Arena SAMEDI LE 19 FEVRIER 1966 A 6.30 P.M.PROGRAMME 6.30 \u2014 Hockey Midget 7.00 \u2014 Mascarade pour enfants \u2014 Ages 0 à 7 \u2014 8 II 7.30 \u2014 Ballon-balai 8.00 \u2014 Patinage des \u201cOld Timers\u201d 8.30 \u2014 Hockev \u201cOld Timers\u201d 9.00 \u2014 Patinage au son de la fanfare Huntingdon Citizens Band 9.30 \u2014 Souper de fèves au lard \u2014 patinage 10.30 \u2014 Danse ou patinage Prix de présence \u2014 Prix de mascarade Prix spéciaux Admission \u2014 Enfants .50 Adultes 1.00 : |trois\u2018ème ime les responsables du comité que les parents coopèrent avec da direction pour que notre d'être fière des Etoiles de Notre-Dame Dimanche soir.une partie du groupe (24) se rendaient à St-Stanislas, sur l'invitation des organisateurs du festival de cette municipalité, pour être la garde d'honneur de la Rei- ¢ des Sports.Au cours de la soirée qui réunissait presque toute la population de cette ville avoisinante.elles ont donné une démonstration qui leur a valu des applaudissements chaleureux.Nous félieltons les jeunes de leur beau travail et les encourageons à continuer dans cette voie.À la population en rénéral, nous demandons d'encourager leurs activités; elles devront organiser quelques danses et autres soirées récréatives pour se procurer d'ici juin la somme nécessaire pour sayer les instruments de musique qui ajouteront encore de a couleur à nos représen- \u2018antes.[ci et la dans la ville En marge de la campagne de la Fédération Savez-vous que M.Léonard Grenon de notre ville a été nommé vice-président général ||'vurs cadets.À la première période, les jeunes ont montré eur supériorité en enregistrant trois buts.Mais blessés dans leur orgueil, les vieux reprenaient le terrain perdu dans la deuxième qui se terminait au compte égal de 3-3.Travaillant d'arrache-pied, les Ecuyers 1éussissaient à enregistrer un autre point à la pour vainere leurs adversaires 43.Mais, c'est pas fini, comme dirait Jean Rafa.Le 22 fév.les deux équipes se rencontreront de nouveau.Les Chevaliers qui veulent sauver l'honneur des aînés leur ont demandé une partie revanche, Reste à savoir s'ils pourront rivaliser de vitesse avec les jeunes jambes et si l'expérience prévaudra.Quelque soit le résultat, nous souhaitons bonne chance aux deux équipes.Travailler ensemble c'est bien: s'amuser ensemble l\u2019est tout autant.Festival de I'E.S.E.H.C'est cette semaine que se déroule le festival de l'Ecole Secondaire Edgar Hébert.Plusieurs jeunes de notre ville fréquentent cette institution et participeront aux différentes activités, Mais une des plus importantes parties de tout festival est sans contredit le couronnement de la Reine.Nous sommes fiers qu'une des nôtres, Michèle Decloitre, ait été choisie comme duchesse.Les trois étudiantes choisies avaient à répondre à un questionnaire: il ne s'agit pas d'un concours de bcauté ni de popularité, mais jie personnalité.Nous souhaitons bonne chance à Michèle, et de la voir couronnée nous ferait grand plai- Aux jeunes, nous disons, profitez de votre hon temps; savoir s'amuser a aussi son importance.Ces jours de détente vous seront profitables et vous pourrez ensuite reprendre de Ja campagne qui se tiendra prochainement dans tout le diocèse?M.Grenon a fait ses preuves lors des fêtes du Centenaire de la paroisse et nous sommes \u2018assurés qu'encore une \u2018ois il sera a la hauteur.Pour sa part, M.Laurent Na- deau a accepté le poste de président de la paroisse de Hun- tingdon dans la même campagne.Le succès de la campagne depend des responsables de chaque section en grande partie.I1 faut donc que toutes les ames de bonne volonté se joignent à eux pour assurer le succès de cette oeuvre sur laquelle comptent tant de gens que le sort n'a pas gâtés.Le mot d'ordre de la campagne cette année \u2018\u2018PARTAGEONS\"\u201d.Ecuyers vs.Chevaliers Märdi soir.le 8 février, les Chevaliers de Colomb disputaient une joute de hockey à MONTPETIT Salon Funéraire Prop.Rodrigue Montpetit, | 170 rue Châteauguay I Huntingdon Directeur de funérailles Salons modernes Air Climatisé Famille 3.00 DU PLAISIR POUR TOUS Nous sommes heureux Huntingdon - M.Quesnel est avan oN \\ A 2 | AMERICAN Li: 4 Vous avez le choix: impôt, plans de retraite enregist M.ARISTIDE QUESNEL STE.AGNES de DUNDEE - 264-2056 M.Aristide Quesnel comme GERANT et REPRESENTANT SPECIAL de la région Valleytield - Chateauguay quoi ne pas recourir à ses services pour réaliser votre objectif financier?$10.00.investis dans ce fonds le 30 juin 1957 valaient $29,989.35 le 31 décembre lacements comptants, plans mensuels et, pour alléger votre auprès du Gouvernement.Pour documentation et renseignements Le Société de Gestion AGF Ltée.345 AVE.VICTORIA, MONTREAL 482-8066 Service d\u2019ambulance lisouper aux fèves au lard après le Härnais avec plus d'ardeur.A Varéna samedi prochain gramme qui débutera 6.30 est aux différentes activités.Le tout commencera à 6.30 tout-petits peuvent part, soit de O0 à 11 ans Des de \u2018ballon-balai.mers pourront se délier les jambes en patinant à compter de 8.00.Puis il y aura joute de hockey à 8.30 entre des équipes de.mers\u201d.L'attraction fournira l'occasion d'entendre pour la première fois la fanfa- ={re de Huntingdon reformée ré- blogs ont maintenant leur re- cemment.Ce sont eux qui fourniront la musique pour les à ce moment on servira un lequel ceux qui le désirent fants de M.Maurice Buisson \u201cblack top\u201d.toire des amoureux qui plus tard vint s'y joindre Donne au malade la santé Au mendiant le pain qu\u2019il A l\u2019orphelin une demeure Au prisonnier la liberté.Ah! puisqu\u2019fl entend de si loin Les voeux que notre bouche Je veux Lui demander sans Ce dont les autres ont besoin.Notes sociales heureuse fête à M, sir Paul Deguire de St-Anicet, de A la part de fous ses paroissiens.bin de Valleyfield de la part de sa marraine, Quinn.bert Leduc de Beauharnois de la part de M.et Mme Bernard Leduc.Toute la famille pourra s'a-|naissance à M.Georges Bou- muser sur glace samedi pro-|cher de la part de ses parents chain à l'aréna local Le pro- et amis.agencé pour permettre à tous,|tien visitaient jeunes et vieux de participerjà Williamstown, Ont, la semaine dernière.prix seront attribués aux meil-|St-Louis leurs costumes.À 7.30 partie/chez M.et Mme Maurice Caza Les \u201cOld Ti-|en fin de semaine.croulants \u201cold ti-[passage chez leurs parents, M.suivante vous|M.et Mme Michael Quinn.patineurs de 9.00 à 9.30.Puis|courrier les formules fédéra- ticiper à su résurrection.St-Anicet alle S MS (Carmella Sanders) Temps de pénitence, sans dou Bonjour.: C'était la fête non seulement \u2018tes amoureux Jundi le 14, mais aussi de l'umitié, car il y a en vente de nos jours de si jolis valentins convenant à tous.Avez-vous pensé d\u2019en envoyer un, peut-être à un malade, un vieillard, une orpheline ou tout simplement à un bon ami .11 y a tant de petits moyens de faire des heureux si on veut s'en donner la peine.La coutume d'envoyer des valentins apparemment re monte à très loin.L'évêque martyr Valentin, envoyait de sa prison des poèmes et des messages de réconfort à ses paroissiens.Peu après sa mort des gens continuèrent cette coutume et voici qu\u2019elle devint mondiale.On adopta le 14 février en l'honneur de saint Valentin et depuis ce, on en a profité pour suivre son exemple en envoyant des messages d'amitié.\u2018Mais impossible de savoir d'où provient l\u2019his- \u2018out temps de communion au sa parole qui nous éclaire et n'a de valeur que dans la m nouvelle des enfants de Dieu Guéris, \u201céclairés\u201d par le qui triomphe du mal par la Lundi \u2014 21 \u2014 Requiem 7! :h.Feu Pau! Laprade: Tuesday \u2014 22 \u2014 White \u2014 Feast of Scouts and Girl Mercredi \u2014 23 \u2014 Cendres \u2014 ymne 4 sh.Feu Mme Alphonse | 7h.Feu M.et Mme Isaie pleure| 7° Late Mr.and Mrs.4! sh.Feu Tancrède Benoî 8h.Retraite pour Dames, Srturday \u2014 26 \u2014 Violet \u2014 L 7h.Feu David Boileau: la T oh.Late Wm.J.Ryan: adresse, cesse 1} \u2018 CT .\u201d \u2014 Lamartine.Th, Confessions: Ne pas Fédération des Oeuvres d Neuvaine à S.Joseph: 10 Liturgy \u2014 \u201cModern Pen omit penance Meilleurs voeux de bonne et le curéé Bonne fête à François Au- Mme Michael nd oven in some of our mon Heureuse fête à Mme Ro- Ten 13 WMeazure\u201d, \u201cIsn't life nd other similar ones must \u201christians, Heureux anniversaire de means and spirit of the Seco vhich were once necessary fo set aside.M.et Mme Georges Chré- But the duty still rema leurs parents À , y vo.*o is to fulfil this responsibil M.et Mme Bernard Leduc etjretour chez lui après avoir par une partie de hockey pourileur famille étaient en visite|nassé 12 jours à l'hôvital No- les Midgets; elle sera suivie de|chez Camille Caza de Mont- la masquerade a laquelle lesjréal à l\u2019occasion de l'anniver-jrétablissement.prendre|saire de l\u2019un des enfants.tre-Dame de Montréal.Prompt Bonne fête à Yves Trépa- nier de la part de ses parents st amis.Heureuse fête à Carl Legault de Lachine, de la part de son nère, sa mère, sa soeur et ses bons amis de St-Anicet.Heureux \u2018anniversaire de naissance à ma soeur, Mme Hervé Gendron de Valleyfield, de la part de tous ses parents et amis ainsi que de ses éléves.Brigitte Leduc désire re- mercieér sa grand-mère, Mme Alfred Leduc, de Huntingdon, pour l'hospitalité reçue à l'occasion de la semaine qu\u2019elle passa chez ses grands-parents.Il lui reste encore un mois avec ce dernier plâtre et même si elle trouve le M.et Mme Hidella Génier de étaient de passage Bonne fête à Serge Caza de la part de Jeannot et Bruno.Mme Rita Abamakos et ses enfants de Montréal étaient de et Mme Georges Chrétien et M.Arthur Trépanier est de levé de salaires de l\u2019année 1965.Ils ont reçu par le les pour les ment faire leur rapport; formules du gouverne- provincial sont aussi invite \u201cà monter vers Jérusalem\u201d avec le Sauveur et à le suivre sur le chemin de la Passion el de la Croix, pour par- Le carême, où nous allons entrer cette semaine, est done un temps fort de l'année liturgique et de la vie chrétienne.trovailler au Royaume, sans ménager nos efforts.Notre pénitence \u2014 comme toute notre vie chrétienne \u2014- l\u2019 inour de Dieu en nous (Rom.5, 5).l'Eglise sait en cffet que le Christ accepte la Passion st la Croix pour que nous ressuscition- \u201dvec lui à la vie devons le suivre à notre tour sur la route de la charité Sunday \u2014 20 \u2014 Violet Quinquagésime (Esto) 8h.p.m.Cours de préparation au mariage.7h.Late Michael O'Connor: Fam.Gérald Brisebois 4' sh.Feu René Rousselle: Gaétan Rousselle 7h.Feu André Duval: Fam.Rodolphe Lemay 71 :h.Late Thomas McConville: wife and son 4! sh.Feu Joseph Brisebois: sa famille Jeûne et abstinence complète \u2014 Fasting 7' :h, Feu Flora Messier: sa demande 4! ;h.Feu John Smith: Lucille Quenneville 8: :h, Cendres et Messe \u2014 Paroisse Thursday \u2014 24 \u2014 Red \u2014 \u2014S.Mathias (Mihi) 7h.Feu Mme Elizabeth Leduc: la famille 7 :h.Late Edgar Thornton: Family 8':h.Dames à Valleyfield (1 jour) V.Huot Vendredi \u2014 25 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Carême (Audivit) 2'.h.World's Day of Prayer \u2014 \u2014Presbyterian Church 4' sh, Late Ear! Elliott: Harold Whyte Fam, Dimanche \u2014 27 \u2014 Ter du Carême \u2014 Aumône in our lives.One prominent theme of the tozpels and Epistles is \u201cdo penance.\u201d But today.penance is not a welcomed subject in many ol our homes.in our factories and offices.our schools, yes \u201cThe good lord isn't asking me to deny myself this penance enough?\u201d The days of the infant Church are long past.And by the minimize or deny this fact.The only things left for us tr terres basses de la région puis vers la rivière La glace s\u2019est brisée en plusieurs endroits de la rivière Châteauguay pour se déposer sur les rives et même sur ja route en divers en- dioits, Ces monceaux de glace nnt empêché les automobilistes de circuler jusqu\u2019à ce que les réposés à la voirie viennent déblayer.L'eau sur les routes 3 aussi nui car en certains endroits, elle était assez profonde pour atteindre le système d\u2019ignition des automobiles.Plusieurs personnes qui s'étaient aventurées à ces endroits ont dû être remorquées.La route de Athelstan et la route 4 près de Kensington ont \u201cté les plus affectées.Quant à notre secteur proprement dit, soit la ville de Huntingdon, pas de dégâts à signaler, bien que le niveau de l'eau se soit élevé de plusieurs pouces.Et dimanche, en quelques Heures seulement, le mercure \u2018tant descendu de nouveau, mous avons subi une autre tem- »éte qui laissait dans son silage près de six pouces de neige pesante.Vers sept heures u soir, la route qui conduit te où nous sommes engagés à Mais sur Seigneur, où nous accueillons son amour qui nous vivifie.esure, où elle est le fruit de (Evangile).Christ, comme l'aveugle, nous \u201cpatience\u201d (énitre), la famille St.Peter's Chair (Statuit) Guides Ashes (Misereris) \u2014 Violet M.Lucien Perron maire est|Montée Currie aussi l'élareis Litergy \u201cVoici que nous montons à Jérusalem\u201d.La loux et de pluie Ceci a causé Tél.264-2679.jen à eign arte ; tée Cooper 7 BM os 2.; ; â.la neige et les re wtorisé à signer les cartes|sement de lu as aver en liturgie de la Quinquagésime (cinguantième jour avant Pa a ponte Je déversées a los TRACTEUR FORD, modile d'Assistance Sociale des cn-jet Quesnel et de les p ques) s'oriente nettement vers la fête de Pâques.Elle nous| \"aux se sont déversées NAA en bonne condition Tél, 826-4278, St-Chrysostôme CHEVROLET Biscayne sedan 1958.Milles parcourus, 22,000, S\u2019adresser a Russel Cullen, 829.2957, Ormstown.JUMENT de dix ans bien douce; domptée pour harnais double et simple.Pesanteur 1350 lbs.S\u2019adresser a Juan.Guy Rose, St-Louis de Gon.zague, Tél.268-5873.Chambre et Pension PRENDRAIS en pension des enfants.T.l.264.2415, Hun.tingdon.LOGIS DEMANDE RECHERCHE pour avril où mai un logis ou maison de 4 appartements au minimum avec cave ou hangar à débarras dans Huntinadon, E.crire à Léon Foucart, 84 Kent, Hull, Qué.ou téléphoner à 264.3245.ON DEMANDE Vaches et génisses devant mettre bas & partir de mainte nant jusqu'au mois de maj; aussi génisses ouvertes.Je suis aussi intéressé a acheter à Ste-Barbe et celle de St-Sta- nislas étaient très encombrées it glissantes.La neige qui, omba:t toujours rendait la isibilité presque nulle.Piu- sieurs voyageurs ont rebrous- ië chemin plutôt que de prendre des risques, Heureusement, la neige a cessé de tomber assez tôt; pour permettre aux charrues de déblayer et lundi matin, \u2018outes les routes étaient en bon état, quoique très glissantes.Espérons que l'hiver tire à sa fin et qu'avec lui disparaissent tous ces ennuis.Tessier: famille St-Onge: Donat St-Onge P.J.O'Connor: Family.t: Fam, Léo Cappiello Valleyfield (2 jours) ent (Audivit) famille Family attendre la Semaine Sainte e Charité à 19 mars ance.\u201d We cannot afford to Travaux d'hiver à Huntingdon Les autorités du Bureau Na- asteries and convents.tional de Placement de Valley- Such expressions travaux d'hiver ont été ap- be scorned by today\u2019s adult prouvés par les' gouverne ment, une estrade des plates pour la Ville de Huntingdon.Comté de Huntingdon, pour érection d\u2019un mur de soutènement, une estrade, des plates formes et une rampe, afin d'améliorer la ville, au coût de $17,900.La contribution conjointe des gouvernements fédéral et provincial atteindra 90% du nd Vatican Council.the laws r an infant Church, are being ins, and we may not either ity.1 tasse de lait 2 oeufs battus 1 ce à thé de vanille Ajouter lentement: 1% tasse de farine tamisée Bien mélanger et cuire a 350 degré.Garnir avec votre 14 tasse de sucre crémage favori.Moi, je le 14 tasse cocoa Fry couvre d\u2019un \u201cfrosting\u201d blanc * © à thé de sel.ordinaire.Bonne chance.Réplique - J'ai l'impression que père est rudement avare! Pourquoi Tes chaussures sont complètement usées, et pourtant il en vend! Et le tien alors! It est dentiste et ta petite soeur n\u2019a qu\u2019une seule dent! Et ouf! Une brave femme a été souffleuse pendant trente-trois ans dans un théâtre.L\u2019âge de la retraite vient d'arriver pour elle, et une amie lui demande: Qu'est-ce que vous allez faire 14 ce.à thé de soda US \u2014 ton Ormstown Activités du Cercle des Fermières Mardi soir, le 8 février, à 8.00 p.m, en l'école Notre-Dame, il y avait, sous la présidence de Mme Laure Lauzon, la réunion mensuelle du Cercle des Fermières.Le programme de l\u2019an prochain fut élaboré pour être ensuite envoyé au comité régional pour field nous informent que des|_ des troupeaux et des animaux ipour le boeuf.Maurice Leggatt TEL.: 264-5775 Huntingdon FIANCEES Mme Jacques LeBrasseur de Macamie, Abitibi-Ouest, Qué, annonce les fiançailles de sa fille, leannine, à M.Lawrence Bergevin, fils de M.et Mme Alex Bergevin de Glenelm, Que.La cérémonie nupt'ale aura lieu à Macamic le 10 septembre 1966.Je désire remercier mes parents et amis ainsi que mes voisins pour la sympathie témoignée lors du décès de ma soeur, feue Mme Jubinville, par des cartes de sympathie.Mme Alex Bergevin visites, Mes remerciements sincéres aux médecins, gardes-malades et au personnel de l'hôpital Barrie Memorial cellents soins reçus pendant mon séjour à cet endroit.Je désire également exprimer mon appréciation à mes parents, amis et voisins pour leurs car tes de souhaits, cadeaux et visites.Les nombreuses mar ques d'amitié lémoignées au cours de ma maladie, resteront longtemps dans mes souvenirs.Mme Alphonse Vallée coût direct de la main-d'oeuvre, qui est de $5.700, soit $5,130.00.Ce projet emploiera environ dix (10) \u2018*ravailleurs Présentation des prix du Club de Péche Molson Mardi, le 22 février pro chain, à 8 P.M., aura lieu la présentation des prix du Club Bernadette À pour les ex} mr de Pêche Molson, une soirée À réalisée avec la collaboration de M.Jacques Viau, distribu teur Molson pour la réginn et le Club Sportif des là cheurs du Lac St-François.M.lon leur bon vouloir.Voilà une soirée qui promet du plaisir à ceux qui y prendront part.Le prix d'admission est minime.Lisez l'annonce à ce sujet.ainsi vous n'aurez plus à Rapports d\u2018impôts penser._ La plupart des contribua- Tél.264-5021 Notes sociales pourront danser ou patiner se- disponibles aux endroits habituels.I1 ne vous reste plus qu\u2019à remplir le tout et le retourner au plus tôt.Beaucoup considèrent ce rite annuel comme une corvée; alors pourquoi ne pas y voir tout de suite, temps un peu long, elle va assez bien, Prompt retour à la sant¢ Brigitle, Accident M.J.-Claude Caza, 18 ans, fils de M.et Mme Raymond Caza, \u2018a été brûlé assez sérieu- y|sement à la figure et à la main droite, la semaine dernière, alors qu\u2019il travaillait à rebâtir à nouveau le pont, montée approbation.Comme l\u2019on sait, la Campagne Caritas 1966 a été confiée aux Dames Fermières: Mme Serge d\u2019Amour en est la présidente; Mme Laure Lau- zon, la vice-présidente, Le cercle a fait l'acquisition d'un métier à tisser Mme maintenant?Armand Ledue, président du pop Oh ben, fait-elle, je vaisiclub local, présentera pour dé commencer par soufffler unjbuter la soirée, deux filmsE peu.spécialement acquis du Club |} Sport de Pêche Molson, Ensuite ils § Ligue de quilles des Francs Amis de St-Anicet, position des équipes: aura la présentation offici: Il» des prix, argents et médailles.pour ceux dont les prises al d'annoncer la nomination de tageusement connu.Pour- GROWTH FUND EAU DE JAVEL Livraison gratuite LUCIEN DUVAL Tél.264-5178 264-9076 Menés Articles de pêche Cabanes chauffées ST.ANICET OUTFITTERS | M.Roch Dupuis et sa soeur, Caza.Pour faire sécher le ci- Mme Stephen Quenneville, rendaient visite aux fils de M.et Mme Quenneville, domiciliés à Hamilton, en fin de semaine.Le voyage à l'aller s'est dé- toe le sans incidents, les rou rétablissement et bonne chan- tion, Au retour, la neige tom-[\u20acC | bait et rendait le pavé glissant, Association .mais nos voyageurs se sont| LA Société St-Jean-Baptiste rendus à bon port sans ennuis.tiendra une soirée dansante à St-Anicet, suivie d\u2019un goûter.samedi le 26 février.H y aura À cause d'Eve de nombreux prix de présence.C'est le titre du film pré-|Vous y êtes tous invités.Le sentement à l'affiche au ciné-|prix est de $1.00 par personne.ma local, Ce film qui a récolté/T\u2018orchestre \u2018Les Valtones\u201d fe- partout des critiqupes' favora-jra les frais de la musique.bles semble susciter un grand|Alors à la salle paroissiale, intérêt chez nous, puisque de-jsamedi, le 26 février.puis samedi, les spectateurs s\u2019y) Recette rendent très nombreux.Nul| Aimeriez-vous faire un vrai doute qu'une étude du genre ne peut que rendre de très grands services si tous ceux qui le voient en suivent les direc-|Boyer) tives, L'éducation sexuelle en est une de première importan- fer quelque chose et une ex- febvre de Huntingdon traita le trop de trouble.Ma soeur, Mme de Sturgeon à la disposition de tous.Le St-Anicet, Qué.264-5505 | Huntingdon Theatre ie garde|jamais.à l'affiche jusqu'à vendredi|Gâteau au chocolat soir inclusivement.2/3 tasse de shortening mou ment plus vite on fait chauf- plosion s'est produite.Dr Le- patient et aux dernières nouvelles, il va assez bien.Prompt|l'école Notre-Dame, il y avait bon gâteau au chocolat et sans Philippe Boucher (Jeannette Falls,|Mme Pilon et leurs enfants Ont, me donna cette recette,|de Huntingdon visitaient Mil y a déjà 16 ans et savez-vous ce et ce film est un moyen mis|que je 1'ai faite si souvent|che dernier.et ma famille ne s\u2019en lasse Partie de cartes 4 Haut simple (dames) Rita Jo- Dimanche le 13 février, en ly, 139;; (hommes) Yves Caza, 175.Haut triple (dames) Rita Joly 386; (hommes) André Lussier 406.Félicitations.Pensée Quand on est heureux Il reste beaucoup a faire Consoler tous ceux qui ne le sont pas sur terre.\u2014 CS.une partie de cartes organisée par le Cercle des Fermières nour leurs activités.Notes sociales Le notaire et Mme Gaétan Reid de Montréal sont de retour d\u2019un voyage de trois se- maines en Floride.M.et Mme Rosaire Lessard de Châteauguay visitaient M.et \u2018Mme Frédéric Leduc, dimanche dernier, M.et Mme Lucien Beau.lieu de Valleyfield, M.et Mme Roland Hébert d\u2019Ormstown sont partis samedi le 12 février pour un séjour de quelques semaines en Floride.Le notaire J.-Claude Pilon, A la semaine prochaine.des Dames L'assemblée générale liaires de l'hôpital Barrie lieu et Mme Roger Laberge, diman- M.et Mme Marcel Reid de Ville Brassard étaient de passage chez M.et Mme Ernest Sauvé, dimanche dernier.l'année dernière.l'assemblée.ont é i Tr jury |B Gervais de St-Antoine est ve- ons 1 ont été acceptées par le Lx § nue montrer la manière de|Campagnards 100| I s'ensuivra alors une in monter et d'ourdir une pièce Aveugles 90|téressante causerie par M} de matériel, .Happy Gang 82|Richmond Pelletier, présic-nt Le Cercle compte déjà soi-|Vaillants 79|du Club de Pêche Molson.M.xante-deux membres et est|St-Charles 71|Pelletier nous entretiendra ~ur très actif.Cazapril \u2026 \u2026 69|la pêche et ses aspects, ainsi que sur le Club de Pêche Mol § son et ses fonctions.Une invitation se ; ceux qui pourront être inte ressés de se rendre à la Salle du Centre des Loisirs Notre Dame de Bellerive, coin Mar quette et boul, Mgr Langlois @ tend à Valleyfield, mardi le 22 | vrier, à 8 hres du soir.Iien senue à tous.ASSEMBLEE GENERALE ANNUELLE Auxiliaires de l'hôpital Barrie Memorial, Ormstown annuelle des Dames Auxi Memorial, Ormstown aura LUNDI, LE 28 FEVRIER à 8:15 p.m.dans la SALLE de RECREATION de la RESIDENCE des GARDES-MALADES Les présidentes de tous les comités sont priées de présenter des rapports complets des activités de N.B.\u2014 Remarquez le changement quant au lieu de Cy \u2014 ln =f} AE \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Ar ees ee we \u2014 a ile ln fix d'au, n, Hem.793, 225, S'a, -atreille, 264.3637 ec char.hn Tré Dundes.modèle ondition sostôme, e sedan s, 22,000.Cullen, ns bien harnais esanteur a Jean.de Gon.NDE avril ou son de 4 vinimum ir à dé.gdon.E.84 Kent, honer 3 devant mainte de mai; tes.Je acheter animaux tt ngdon sseur de it, Qué, s de sa .awrence et Mme Glenelm, nuptiale le 10 NTS mes pa.que mes athie tés de ma ernadette visites, Bergevin | sincères malades | l'hôpital les ex pendant § droit.Je er mon À parents, Burs car.eaux et kes mar nées au esteront buvenirs.e Vallée B in-d'oeu- 00, soit environ es de pro lieu la u Club soirée oration istribu- rérion, es Pe bois, Ment du our de films 1 (Club TRS fier le EE EE pre ee nm pere dlailles À ses au le jury ne M hr M.siden! B on.M.Ira sur .ainsi e Mol ent à 8 p ante- 2 | Salle B Notre À n Mar lois à yn fé Pier : LE vil xi Ari de de de RSS SAV SNS NASA NS NUSNS PHARMACIE HARVE FREE DELIVER LIVRAISON GRAT COSMETIQUES VAN SN SSSIS \u2019, .Youville Board To Share Focilitics Protestant Regional School Shown above is the signing of the agreement between the Protestant Regional School Board of Chateauguay Vallev and La Commission Scolaire Régionale Youville.At the table from left to right: John A.Blake, Chairman Protestant Board »nd Bernard Vinet, President Youville.Youville and Peter L.Ross, C.A., Sec-Treas.Protestant Board.Another milestone in the history of the Chateauguay Valley Regional School was reached on Wednesday.Feb: ruary 9th.when La Commission Scolaire Régionale You- ville (Catholic Board) signed an agreement with The Protestant Regional School reds of Chateauguay Valley (Pro-jg] testant Board).The agree ment admits the English speaking Roman Catholic pu pils of Youville Board into sharing \u2018the facilities of the Protestant Regional School.The above pupils will share the facilities in Zone \u201cB\u201d at Chateauguay.when these facil; ities have heen huilt and will be under the jurisdiction of the Protesetant Board as per the agreement which follows.The signing of this agreement took place at Hotel Jean: neau at Ste Martine, and besides several photographers and newspaper reporters were members of the Boards concerned.The documents were officially signed by John À Blake, Chairman and Peter L.Ross.C.A., Secretary-Trea- surer of the Protestant Region: al School! Board of Chateau- guay Valley and Bernard Vi- net, President, and Marcel Roy.Secretary-Treasurer for La Commission Scolaire Régionale Youville.The time was about 12.30 p.m.(noon).This final signing came following a long list of metings vhere full discussions were held on all matters to do with the final agreement.AGREEMENT The Protestant Regional School Board of Chateauguay Valley, a corporation legally constituted and acting herein by and through its Chairman John A.Blake.and its Secre- tary-Treasurer.Peter L.Ross C.A.duly authorized for the purposes hereof by resolution of the said hoard dated Feb ruary 8th, 1966.hereinafter referred to as the \u201cProtestant Board\u201d.of the one part, and La Commission Scolaire Ré- gonale Youville.a corporation legally constituted and acting herein by and through its Chairman, Bernard Vinet.and its Secretary-Treasury, Marcel Roy, duly authorized for the purposes hercof by resolution of the said board dated February 8th, referred to as the \u201cCatholic Board\u201d, of the other part; Wherein the parties have Stipulated and covenanted together as follows: Purpose: The present agreement ing of facilities of the regional secondary schools under the jurisdiction of the Protestan Board Roman Catholic pupils (here inafter referred to as the regional school area serv ed by the Protestant Board.The Protestant Board here- PHARMACY 691-0201 SHOPPING PLAZA CHATEAUGUAY ELIZABETH ARDEN ; COSMETICS AIKEEEEEFANIASCHARAAN AANA YS Y UITE SA THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM > = » Vol.6 No.50 Signs For Catholic Pupils T.A.Hughes, Vice-President C D.Howe Company x Resident of Chateauguay à) FE! It was announcel Jast week '|Ly Mr.R.W.Stedman.Vice- \u201c| President of C.D.Howe Com- puny Limited, that Mr.T Alun : Hughes, B.Sc., MET.C,, AM.{| LC.E,, has been appointed Manager of the C.D.Howe Montreal office.Mr.Hughes, a prominent Chateauguay personality by virtue of being Organist and\u2019 Choir Director of St.Andrew's United Church for many years,! has heen a senior member of the C.D.Howe Company Mon-' treal staff since 1953, and was, recently elected to the Com-| bany's board of directors.| Mr.Hughes has taken a J \u2018cading part in the Company's 3 consulting projects theough- out Canada, and also in England, India, Brazil and the US.A, including iron ore shipping terminals, aluminum Sends Car Into Standing, left to right: Marcel Roy, Sec.-Treas.by Fergus Early Sunday morning a valent to that granted by Me! SF skidded on an icy patch of at gr 2 road at the corner of Sala- Gill University, in addition toberry and Campeau and the teacher training; icar headed down the embank- 9.The books selected for ment into the river.the school library shall be in Fortunately only one per good taste and of a calibre son (a resident of V acceptable to the standards erdun) ë \u201c25 was slightly injured.The ac- prescribed by the Canadian! gigent occurred at 1:55 a.m.Library Association: when the car, 10.The Catholic Board undertakes that in the event that the Protestant Board receives a request from French Protestant parents that their children be permitted to share facilities in one or other of the schools under the jurisdiction by agrees to accept in its regional high school all Catholic pupils living in its area and for whom the Catholic Board has the responsibility of providing secondary education subject to the terms and conditions hereof: 1.The control of the region.\u201cRTEF$¢hoo) Shall be and re- imain under the control and \u2018administration of the Pro: {estant Bode: + 2.The Catholic pupils attending the said school shall have all the rights, privileges land responsibilities of all driving from iother pupils attending the of the Catholic Board to make Isame: suitable and reciprocal arran-| For the nursery school{Dr.3.The teaching of religion|gements for the admission of(teacher, her personal : .isuch French Protestant pupils as anoroved oF the Catholic © their schools; the Superior .; Council of Education will be; 11.In consideration of the provided for Catholic pupils;iforegoing the Catholic .Board ground.The experience |! 4 The Protestant Board 8Brees to pay.each year, on ishall provide, in the school, anidemand to the Protestant loffice for the Roman Catholic Board, school fees for all behaviour is most imitative of their adult models.| Last spring the Setgniory' Park Co-operative Pre-school Association was addressed by ichaplain and suitable rooms Catholic pupils in attendance \u2018and facilities for instructional the said Regional high and practice of religion for school based upon the actuai) Catholic pupils: ost of educating the same, as ; ollows: 5.The Roman Catholic chap-., lain, in co-operation with the À/ The capital expenditures principal, shall be responsible for the school in Zone B, less for the co-ordination of all the subsidies granted for such aspects of religious instruc.Purpose.shall be pro-rated ac tion for Catholic pupils; (cording to the number of pu.6.The teachers engaged to; Pils enrolled as of September teach religion to Catholic pupils shall hold a diploma in Roman Catholic theology and/ B/ The administrative expenses of the Protestant By Fergus Horsburgh plants, Slippery Pavement 1966.hercinafter is thus entered into for the shar- by English-speaking the \u201cCatholic pupils\u201d) residing in or shall hold a certificate in: nedagogy and experience in the teaching of the Roman Catholic religion; 7.On the recommendation of the Catholic Board, the Protestant Board shall nominate a committee composed of a Roman Catholic parent, a Roman Catholic teacher teach: ing in the said school and the Roman Catholic chaplain as advisors with respect to the Catholic pupils enrolled in the school: 8.Particular care shall be taken in the selection of teachers for the said school, both lay and religious, who shal) possess qualities of sympathy and understanding.The first basis of selection of a teacher shall not he his religious belief, but rather his reputation and proven ability as a wise and capable teacher.Teachers in the senior grades shall Board, less the subsidies granted for such purpose, shall be pro-rated according to the number of pupils enrolled in the schools of the Protestant Board as of September 30th; all in accordancec with the Education Act, art.496 (J) 2.and following; 12.This agreement shall be binding upon both parties and may only be terminated with mutual consent.In Witness Whereof the Agreement has been executed in English and in French at Ste-Martine, this 9th day of February 1966.Protestant Regional School Board of Chateauguay Valley John A.Blake, Chairman Peter L.Ross, C.A.Secretary-Treasurer La Commission Scolaire Régionale Youville Bernard Vinet, Président normally possess an academic degree of a standard equi- On Friday and Saturday of this week a curling bonspiel has been organized on the Chateauguay River at Allan's Corners.The rust and dust of the old irons are being removed, snow is being cleared, and the ice is being prepared for a temporary Pe- vival of iron play for hoth Marcel Roy, Secrétaire-trésorier SOMETHING DIFFERENT Bonspiel On Chateauguay River This Week-end men and women.Games will be every two|ponse has been terrific.hours, starting at ten in the morning.leading up to one|tend, free of charge, this un- play-off game, men and women separately on Saturday night.Leading curlers, particular- be going in the log cabin on ly those \u201ciron\u201d men of yes.the property of the historical teryear, have been encouraged society to whom proceeds of The rash of fatal and near- fatal accidents on the three-| lane highway between Mercier Rridge and Chateauguay has.caused widespread public in-, dignation over the optional characteristics of the centre lane, Designed as an expense- saving feature, the centre lane was intended to be a passing lane.A large majority of drivers have long looked on the lune as just an extra driving lane.Unfortunately, drivers .n opposite directions have simultaneously looked on the lane as being the exclusive property of South and Northbound traffic.A mounting toll over the past two years has led to the present stage of almost one serious collision every day.Apart from the needless loss of life and property, the commuting public hus been subjected to fre- guent mammoth traffic tie-ups, reminiscent of the days be- fore Mercier Bridge became to enter rinks and the res- Spectators are invited to at.usual event.Parking space is available on the north side of the river.A warm fire will M Mere _ d T.ALUN HUGHES Professional Engineer plants and food processing River Horsburgh North to South on Salaberry failed to negotiate the curve in the road at the foot of CHATEAUGUAY, QUEBEC.FEBRUARY 16th, 1966 Campeau St.and resulted in! the car skidding and taking its two occupants down the ditch on its side.Both the: persons involved suffered shack and one had injuries to a leg, but neither hospitalization.The Role of The Teacher In The Co-operative Pre-School he second of a series by Martha Strike John Werry, who was each quali-|then the head of research in fications are equally as im |the Department of portant as her academic back- Psychiatry at Pediatric the Children\u2019s ; rience of Hospital in Montreal.He stat- pre-school children is limited.|ed that the advantages of pre- They are strongly influenced|schoo! education showed up by the adults around them,|most in the later years of a and are at an age when their|child's schooling.It is more than therefore, that values to be had from pre.schol training are still be.(Continued on page 8) probable the greatest By Fergus Horsburgh two span some 18 months ago.Provincial Roads Department, via Mr.George Kennedy, M.P.P.announced two weeks ugo that the stretch of road between the Caughnawaga| traffic circle and Chateauguay would be converted to two- iane traffic as soon as weather! permitted the painting of traf.\u2019 fic guide lines.Now the Town of Chateau- guay has proposed another sulution to the Roads Depart ment \u2014 namely to maintain the present three lanes, but with alternating use of the middie lane.governed by peak- hour conditions.| Mr.Claude Hurtubise, Town' Secretary-Treasurer, informed The Gleaner last week-end that the Council has proposed the installation of sets of traffic lights to enforce two-lane traffic towards Mercier Bridge in the morning, with one lane for Chateauguay-bound traffic.In the evening, the Town's plan envisages converting the highway to two lanes leading to ' Chateauguay.with the third\u2019 for vehicles proceeding towards Mercier Bridge.Both plans \u2014 Municipal and Provincial \u2014 appear to have merit.An anxious public \u2014 particularly the innocent majority of careful drivers who use the centre lane as it was intended to be used, that is to say as a passing lane to be treated with the utmost caution, demand only that some} the bonspiel will go.In case of inclement weather, the event will he post.required, A hil hi ih A i Lil 3 Vid mihi X BHI Miller, Louise Ranger.and Miss Pamela Warren.Kennedy, M.P.P.The Canadian and World Guide flags were dedicated in a moving ceremony similar in form to the world wide custom Jef the Guide movement, The service took place on Monday nieht the seventh of February in St.Paul Sehoal.Chateau- viv Centre, The ated with Canadian provincial flags along with the Centennial and Expo flags.An altar was covered in cloth-of-gold with a backdrop of the same material centered Alternating Peak\u2014Hour Traffie Rules Proposed For Suicide Lane action be taken immediately to proteet the commuting pub- © The ultimate solution is to \u201cden Routes 3 and 4 to four: lanes.Such a projeel will have to find its place in the priori ties of the present gigantic Provincial Government pro- l gramme to modernize roads, particularly those in the Greater Montreal area.Ane other part of the problem is to receive the consent of In- clan leaders, through whose territory passes the infamous Routes 3 and 4, between Cha- teauguay and Mercier Bridge.mur à ml h ; if LH 4 | auditorium was decor- flags ER IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS @ Guide oy v _ a fis WI on A i ir ight | 5 | ro bi UeseuR ! i ji pl A hi) À Ka bu A 0 fli Miss Bottom Right \u2014 Miss Diane (Photos by Pat Wilkins) with the Girl Guide emblem in blue.The whole was surrounded with Canadian flags on steel poles, Two spot lights were focused on the altar, To The right of the stage the Third Company Gil Guide certificate was displayed on ho easel.The ceremanial presentation hegan with the handing of the Canadian and World Guide to Guide Captain Mrs.A.G.Miller.The prayers were said by the Rev FG Barnett und Rev.Fr.F Belanger Mr.PJ O'Rielly.immediate past president of C.C.RA.gave the aadress.The Guide Prayer was said hy Mrs.W.J Cooper, Division Commissioner, Then came the highlight of the ceremony when Miss Susan Glenn came forward to receive the Canadian flag with Miss Deborah Miller and Miss louise Ranger.They were followed hy Miss lee Mitchell who received the World Guide flag with Miss Shirley Fluel jing and Miss Pamela Warren.The Brownie pennants were] received by Miss Kim Donley and Miss Diane Ranger i the At the conclusion of service as the auditorium lights dimmed, the Canadian! flag bearer approached the stage and held the flag in cen-| tre of the spotlights while the; audience sang \u20180 Canada\u2019 ! À reception followed the invited guests Mr \u2018George Kennedy, MPP \u201c 12e PER COPY | i a dl PSSUSSSSSVSSSSSSSSSS NES NVORS ?.INSURANCE NEEDS H.R.LABERGE ASSURANCES INC, H.RENE LABERGE, Pres, @ FIRE @ THEFT @ CAR LIABILITY, ETC.43 D'Anjou Blvd.TEL.692-6501 SNNNENNNS SN SS NES SNS SANSSSSNEN - EVANS AN SNS NS NSS SNS SNS 3 AVANNNNNRSS SSSR SAIS » Co.Receive Their Colors \u201cCM M A] Wl ; be i Ce M : i 4 ii il Mik i if À } \" | ; i ny od Ë i ii 4 l hit IH 3 No Ha il il j A i Top Left \u2014' Commissioner Mrs.W.Cooper; Brownie, Kim Dooley; Mayor R.Sutterlin; Guide Captain, Mrs.A.Top Right \u2014 Father Belanger; Miss Susan Glenn, recoiving Canadian Flag; Miss Deborah Miller and Miss Bottom Left \u2014 Rev Gavin Barnett; Lee Mitchell, receiving Guide Flag with Miss Shirley Fluelling Ranger, receiving Brownie Pennants from Mr.George | and Mayor Richard Sutterlin the globe.wherever Canadians PMs, Jean Kelly, President of God down their lives in de Ladies 3rd Local Association] fenee of freedom.their mar thonked the CORA and thelker is a Maple Leal The ve Women\u2019 Auxifiary of CCR A]hueles that made the further.for making the evening pos most advance on D Day and sible by donating the fMags anditie greatest depth of penetra.penrants and the Property Ow lion into Germany.carried the ners League for their gift) emblem.Areas of the Far Thanks was also expressed 16} Eust know of the Maple leaf Mr O'Rielly and Mr MeDade, because the Colombo Plan has for their help and to Mr Herbicontributed to their well-being.Kelly for his ahle assistaneel Spaptalore and competitors a.with the publie address sroup to difficulties of the man-|were made at several of our8d bowl ora piece of silver Dear Pess: This is not a mat ' sa ot Lawrence Blvd, PIONTCLAIR ' Sedan \u2014 ° vd a fs ; SEIGNIORY PARK made fibre section of the in-lplants.ware they cost the owner ter of opinion, its a matter of 65 PONTIAC - \u2014 Radio \u2014 White valls » oR \u20ac nes the Ladies NE.(by FERGUS HORSBURGH) dustry.\u201cIn 1865 it is estimat-| QUARTER CENTURY MORE Ki.record.\u201cPARISIENNE\u201d Sedan\u2014 \u2014 20,000 miles warranty :! ebruary he I hit G ed that the total of imports{CLUB: A dinner at the Ritz = The experts toll us that one V8 Engine - Full \u2018xiliary to the Lachine | ener-13 Route Boys: from Japan exceeded 25-|Carlton Hotel brought togeth.] Dear Ann Landers: 1 just fourth of us will not steal any Powe Paha ed \u2014 Bal ateauguay $2950 Cron ® peld tis Ey ALLAN LUSSIER 000,000 square yards in thisler 120 members of the Head{read from the mother who\u2018thing, under any cireustances of hl car war .S annus - .ate \u2014 cimately © ice arter Ce , p Wante ay for the \"las four 5 will ste - \u2018 \u2018 tion at the Municipal Hall, 2/5373 St.Francis 691-0782 [category approximately 28{Office Quarter Century Club |wanted to pay for the hotel ash OneJourth of us will steal any ranty.Gleaner FINCH MERCURY Sales per cent of the imports\u201d.helRalph Tackaberry joined the|tray ber son took.The man-ithing that isn't bolted to the E 91-2621 Croissant Richard.Elected to|\u2019 CHRIS DULLEGE | | : ve 0 suid.Meanwhile US.imports;select 50-year service club[a8er's reply, \u201cWe want people floor and the other half of us: 2625 F 4 b h the folowing positions were:| 398 Montmorency 691-1683 | had continued at high levelsiwhile RS.Allen, Howard Be [to steal them.It's good adver.vary according to the strength{= ergus torsburg Honorary President, Mrs (by Fergus Horsburgh) and supplies from other coun-jveridge and EF.King were[UsInz.of the temptation and the chan.EINCH MERCURY Sales 1 R.Bache: y Fergus Horsburg tries had doubled since 1961.sente i RY ; ; ; , ces of getting away with it .ca 181 Maple Home And | President, Mrs.B.MeDer| À police-car outside 394 \u201cJapanese do sf man-made De even meme cul a HE of this appalling, Prosperity hus grown a fatty(: Tek FE Editor reansuay.School News mott O'Connor; s Woodbine ma weekend led woven fabries here are beingled 35-yeaur buttons and five Young people are Na LE A Town of itoria resen e , ice- i Mrs - ! 3 : solely \u20ac \u2018 exDens ry .; , ¢ LL al Rep : ativ (by Edith Bate) | 1st.Vice President, Mrs.to think that the law had fin.made solely at the expense ofjothers 30-year buttons.Ten see them every day in juvenile .sua « .- sing re Tor St.Pierre: dent, Mrs.3 ally caught up with me, But i Canadian production and jobs\u201d new members were admitted}eourt \u2014 mixed-up teen-agers CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE News \u2014 Circulation At the Informal Tour next: 2nd vice-president, Mrs.J 7 ©9557 (5 W500 \u2018|the editor noted.Centres af- in the club.ake little enirs la Job Printing week, of Maple Extension, the, Patterson; Mrs.P bi re ia oe! et who fected included his own com.APPOINTMENTS: [.Mc bed ord and Chevrolet TENDERS i .hairman of the ateauguay| Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs.; ! - |munity, Drummondville.Cow-\\Donough, Group Manager, re-jpig \u2018 vs drivewavs.; 394 Woodbine Protestant School Beard, Mr.J.A.Quinn; police.So far as 1 know.this ansville, Coaticook, Sher!placing EJ.Webster who has pes Scaled tenders, addressed to Mr.Jobber, will be one of the| Recording Secretary, Mrs | \u2019 brooke, St.Hyacinthe, Joliette.|retired due to ill-health\u2026 Ray or ' Sarto Blais, vice-seerctary treasurer of .ffenders have been appre.Lu guests.It is expected that Mr.|S St.Pierre.0 .am + |Louiseville, Montmagny and mond Bégin, Manager of the - Jobber will address a few re Conve ners: Membership, hended within Seigniory Park, 8 ; the City of Chateauguay-Centre, 25 bou- .: * the \u201canois St, Rose, in particular.Magog Cotton Mill.Robert » rs: 5 à oy .3 : .Third Guide Co.marks to all present.Date is Mrs.N.Leroux; ES bacx| EXPORT: In a continuing Bélanger, Superintendent Ma.popear Aun landers: As A levard D'Anjou, Chateauguay - Centre, D ery 22nd, 1966 at 6:15) Knitting, Mes HC.Lowes no ns tip effort to increase business out- gog Cotton Mill.Gordon Æ[comment on \u201cSouvenirs\u201d taken Co.Chateauguay, Québec, and bearing (Continued from front puge)| Advance notice of Educa: Ba (library), Mrs.R.hich took him to Copenhagen.ude Canada, Ra rowne.Lark.formerly of Paton Ma by guests when they leave.the mention \"TENDERS FOR (CHA- tion Week program: Mr Erie| Publicity, Mrs.R.Deacon; I hear that the Home Owners Young, Export Manager Stas Won, Manaer © oe A large percentage of ash| LETS DE PARCS )\" will be received not of what a people may he [King, Principal of Lakeside Telephone (day calls) Mrs, J [Association is in the throes of| 72 I and mont Worsted Mills Limited.trays, towels and silverware\u2019 iting i ituti j me TT + lost every year if the later than 5:00 P.M.(E.S.F.) on Tues- .\u2026.\u2019 Heights School, Pte.Claire, re-writing its constitution.This ; are lost every yeu if they are DU come WL am the day's or vie us de ature speaker Patterson (evening calls) WS: was, first formainzed_nearly [SSH SNS NS ESS SES S SN ENS SLSE ST, labeled with emblems orl day the Ist of March 1966.largest dream of the most|on Tuesday, March 8th, at Bl Rarreshme four years ago, largely by|$ names.Many operators have Three (3) identical chalets are to be > : , ! Refreshments were served .; pit %|reduced this loss by elit ; ; de o'clock.Mr.Kin H speak : ; George Land, and while cach|s reduce 18 loss by climna : .Carn abc .daring .1am the clutch of pr Song, Wi | spel after the business portion Ofjexecutive since that time has)! 4 ling identification on these] built in three (3) different parks.The purpose \"of resolution, 1 am no plications of such.the meeting.Congratulations pean\u201d aware that it was less) Ann La nders cee % items.It is a shame that mana] contractors may bid on onc only or more than you believe me to| National theme of Educa- oe oe coon ue than perfect, it is a tribute tol} 4 gements have had to eave three together.b: and 1 am all that you be-jtion Week (6 to 12 March) is! ; ; * GEOTEE'S work that it has sure plain towels, ash trays, etc.inl Tendering documents are available lieve 1 ' : \u201cEducation: Gateway to Pro.Your coming ventures on be-[yived to the present day with{$ the rooms when an inexpen- g 4 : : ou\u2019 make be Foal vhalever ress\u201d aloway 10 half of the Lachine General but one amendment.This was, Answers your % sive decal adds so much to the! at the above mentioned address, on de- : of me.nothing 8 Hospital hen, t d half ¢ 4 decor.Please maintain your it of $25.00 tified cl 1 4h more.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 when, two and a hall years ago, js or.Please ! osit of a $25.00 certified cheque on the In closing may I add the - annual subscriptions were reg problems glstond, Ann Landers.The in order of the City of Chateauguay-Centre words of the Prime Minister ST.ANDREW\u2019S duced from $5 to $2.They gloustny is Bok G.LP.Le fh City Engineer \u201cunder this flag, ma ; TES , main reason behind that or INGTON, .care oO C \\ new inspiration! \u2014 thank vou UNITED NOTES BRITISH RAI ps change was lo increase the[\u201d ; The deposit shall be refunded upon DETTES II TE By Fergus Horsburgh NAME PLATE membership.1 understand] Dear Ann Landers: 1 am 13 magazine and say, \u201cAttractive wturn of the tendering documents in .DELSON MUSEUM that the constitution's change|Years old and very mature forldivorced woman desires male Dear Ann: Hotel managers re a) Che ë I Calvary Baptist {The following members have .|is *o be extensive.A vast|my age.The other day 1 readicompanion \u2014 object matri-lyho want people to steal good condition within seven (7) days ap been received into the con-| Montreal \u2014 The Canadian amount of tume-consumingjthe letter from the aunt who mony.\u201d Or can I?Some women things oul put signs by rom the opening of tenders.Church Pr ok Lad ki 2 PQ 1 To recei at Delson work will be required to fin-|said her niece was four months have, I need your help.\u2014ltheir cash registers which The work will be executed under the Corner of Ht.Joseph Blvd.r.ic adonowski, .Q.is to receive a name ish the job.pregnant and she did not,EARLY FIFTIES ir, as \"gisters wii ; : iti 5 5 read: \u201cPlease take any article oe Le ., and Dubois Lang Avenue, Chateaugusy plate from one of the British, Our lovely new ice rink know who the father was.Il Dear Early: Some papers \u2014|that has our name on it.we! winter works program.-s shal Rev.Donald S.Douglas, B.A.) J United Church, M -[Railways\u2019 steam locomotives, yey desolate and desertedjasked my mother if this wasland some magazines \u2014 willlappreciate the advertising.\u201d lo be considered, the tenders shall Pastor James United Church, Monthat used to haul Cunard boat jg yeck-end following the un-|possible.She gave me a blacklaccept such ads but what kind| A family moved into our| be presented on the tender forms pro- SUNDAY veal; Mrs, Nick Ladonowskijtrains between Southampton seasonal mild 1.1 under|100k and said I should not be! ; ' .° TR _ 10 a.m.Sunday School of the same address, having and Waterloo Station, London Seasons ih regular hot key |reading such things.This made of ran would it attract?1 can|neighhorhood and hung on vided by the architects LEMAY-LE mn.i : Lion, - stand that the re ockey Es s.ell you \u2014 the s ls every Monday wit rer a I» i a am.\u2014 Worship been confirmed at Ie oun Dr.RV.V.Nicholls, Pre schedule ended at the begin-|me even more confused be- cath, p veum of the oes of hotels Tom an over CLERC-TRAHAN to be obtained at the 700 pan.\u2014 Evening Worship postles (Z woelf Apostel), siden of the Canadian Rail ning of February.All the end- pa She Is always pointing| à tone of self-pity runs|Had we known they were help-| OWDCT officies and accompanied by a WEDNESDAY West Berlin, Germany; Mrs.\\ aid the plague, which bears Orso edule Es have been in ers in your column and through your letter \u2014 and self-|ing to advertise the hotels we $1,400.00 certified cheque in the order % pm \u2014 Prayer Meeting sure Chateguguay Crerrace ithe name Cunard White Star.[games ea lier in the schedule] Please toll mothers that my on be mess for a wo-[would have become friendly] of the City of Chateauguay-Centre for 730 pm.oy People transferred from First Pres|%ill be handed over to the have not been caught up.I un-|their daughters are going to one.No man wants lo cach of the three (3) tenders.byterian Church, Verdun.Cunard Line by British Rail- derstand that cfforts hy the|find out all about everything, be the star of a rescue mission.prayer Breaths For de y i a Cultivate friends at work, The Sunshine Gospel Sing.[Wa¥s at a ceremony to take Minor Hockey league will be|sooncr or later, and it is bet); 0 Fo Lp pie oroune hat Better Health A Friendly Welcome Awaits You.| ! The owner does not bind himself to : \u2018 I VISITORS \u2018WELCOME |S performed at the evening Place in Charing Cross Hotel made 10 procure indoor ice, |ter if they find out at home.accept cither the low or any other ten- Youth Service in Valois.later this month.The plaque| Seigniory Drive\u2019s Alun|/Will you tell me why a girl| DO things.Don't wait for the How often do you breathe\u2019; der.| \"Rev Ronald Mahabir, B.A, |Will be brought here by one Hughes was featured in last|doesnt know who the father Jono © JAC YOU 8 BOW 1.5 probably too often.J.Sarto Blais ' B.D.will conduct morning of the first Cunard liners|week\u2019s Gazette.Details of Mr.|of her child is?\u2014 JM.J.and ! pont appen.Go| At least that's the view of Secretarv-Tr 1 rer ST.ANDREW S service next Sunday.Mr.How-|sailing to Montreal in April.|Hughes\u2019 promotion in C.D.| Dear J.MJ.: Every sex act OU! and make one.one expert, Londoner William: eee cere ary- easurer.1 ard Fraser will at that time \u2014\u2014 Howe Company are to be does not produce a baby.À Dear Ann Landers: It it Knowles, whose hreathing UNITED CHURCH be conducting the morning found elsewhere in thisigir) who has sex relations with fair for a mother to keep tele exercises have helped 100,000 Town of Chateauguay Centre CHATE.service at Chateauguay Centre MAPLEWOOD Gleaner.several men might not knowl honing her married - nd|men and women learn to use AUGUAY BASIN United Church.NOTES It has been reported for which of her partners fathered Din an to do he pai a their lungs properly in the ENDER (Corner Dupont Ave.and The Boy Scout Church Par- some weeks, and I am able 0|her child.This is only one rea-i2> 57% Tl ro 67 PAINUNE past 30 years and have earned TE S Chu Street) ade and Service takes place By Edith Bate confirm that Bob Ellis has re-{son sex should be reserved for \"0 TCPAIT WOTKE : him the nickname of \u201cBreath- : .Rev Howard C.Fraser, |pext Sunday evening.A Scout .signed as Director of the Home jage My motherin-law's younger| ep\u201d 5 Scaled tenders in envelopes marked BA, BD : y & | This month, the Women's|05 soi marriage.son lives with her now.Her|¢r' Knowles.rp n inte\u201d ing film will be shown in Prayer Fellowship is meeting Owners Association.Reason| Dear Ann Landers: What Constant interference fin Ty According to a Reader's Dig: TENDERS\" and addressed to the un- ner Memorial Hall after the ser-| Bq co 0\" orning, at 9:45, Vas officially given as pres-{happens to a women who, afi\" Ce ina lest article, Knowles believesi dersigned shall be received until five Mr.T.Alun Hughes, B.Sc.|y y g, , ; 2 \u2018got under his wifc's skin and 8 Organist .vice.Refreshments will be at 91 St.Francis Blvd.All|Sure of business, ter 15 years of marriage, finds it broke up their rriage that most of us should take! o'clock P.M.on March Ist 1966, for the served, ; ladies are welcome to attend.|B'9 12 Bowling herself displaced, divorced and p their marriage.lfar less than the 14 to 18 : > Vy 10 Mrs.Lee Gilbert, The Sunday School is spon-| o | \u201c| What a happy Friday it was|suddenly on her own?Yesterday my mother-in-law superficial breaths we draw following works: \u2014 Assistant Organist sori Skating Party at the| Chapter 4 of \u201cRealms of Our| ° ; ° \u2018called and said, \u201cTell Olaf 1/*UPEFTIC f ; \u2018or ; i g oring a E y x when the lowly Ants (Capt .ake ] f .WORSHIP SERVICE AT |Julius Richardson School Rink Calling\u201d will be presented.iil wid HN LM seven|a consfortanle home amd à fair feed him to fix up the hack| Per Mute.D lakes only) Land no.146: 2,000 lin.ft of storm sew- .Next Sunday, at 11:00 am.,| Tank \u201car et - all Sevella comfortable home and a fair 1 pai , (four.Fewer breaths mean ers 15\u201d ELEVEN EACH SUNDAY |on Friday, Fe 18 at 7:30) he Cub Packs of Maplewood Points from Vera MeNeil'sljob.You might say I ami Poreh steps and paint the base.deeper breaths, he says.-cordi lans d specific MORNING pm ooh hi ba served in will worship with the congre- Groundhogs ts veras team, luckier than most \u2014 and per-igidn't ask Otto to do re She|, One key to proper breathing ; According to plans and specilica- ; \u201cR.s| When ey lose), An ey sa te ; \u20ac > I whale s .mare | ; A - NURSERY DURING the Memorial Hall after the| gation on \u201cBaden-Powell x ular ba done It ve haps ! am, but it's dreadfully; snapped, \u201cBecause Otto works|* to exhale fully.Try this to tions prepared by the consulting engi party.If the weather is un.|Sunday.1 high ones Las allencly to sit down to a TV hard all day\" and hung up,|leSt your own capacity.With neers, Lalonde, Girouard and Letendre, Sunday School at 9.45 am.|Cooperative the party will take! Adult Communicants class real high scoring night allldinner \u2014 solo \u2014 because your: \u201cyr husband works hard all|Yeur mouth open, exhale alll and the Chates Centre enginee _\u2014_\u2014_ p v j around with Russell Olivier's to to Sum.WY husband works hard all|¥ ; and the ateauguay-Centre engineer- place the following Friday.will be conducted by Mr.Allan B bowli 1 , daughter was invited to a slum iday, too, and if he has any ex- you can.Now purse your lips c ¢ | : : i Sunday cn Sundays, at 3 p.m., begin- ees bowling 1819 pins.ber party.Even the ticking of: te , : and blow.Chances are there Ing office.à e Farish 0 It was Communion Sunday ine Feb.27th.Those inter| Top lady was Joyce Me- Jock 1 hadn't ticed in tra time there are plenty of ] f air left, indicati ] ders ceo cial at St Andrew's last Sunday.ning | .A Te Aleese with 487 and top gent a cloc hadn't notic 1 things that need doing around|%as ots 0 air eft, indicating On ytenders written on spccia Chateauguay Mrs.Lee Gilbert presided at OS eet con act Mr 4 on.Syl Vincent with 519.Team years is beginning to get ON MY QUR house.that you re allowing stagnant forms supplied by the town, shall be in- \u2019 ; \u2018 ves.; air to accumulate in your , : i (ANGLICAN) lis rym Nog.the ports 1965 are available.scores as follows: Is it possible to meet some- This problem has been the lungs.considered.These tender forms, the Church of St.George! fallen Snow.\u201d \u201cCome, let us, World Day of Frayer wif Mosquitos 8, Hornets 2: one and make a new life?||nJOr Ce pushend and me) TO help increase your capa| plans and specifications may be obtain- * : ; ne | iday, Feb., in > , i whe , \u2018lei i A ; ; fo 162 St.Francis Blvd.who in Christ poelieve.te st.1e rats HT Church - Bees 7, Grasshoppers 0; ere does ne Brrr can He says when a woman loses city for blowing out.try read ed from the engineering 0 fice at the SUNDAY SERVICES ï Oy the Choral Anthem| Adults service at 2:00 p.m.|Wasps 7, Beetles 0; ac In TC PAPET OT ®iher hushand her sons should| 75 PAT Er fas vou get| Town Hall, 25, D'Anjou Blvd., Chateau- Feb 20th.1966 ord,\u201d and the Luo Children at 4:00 p.m.Crickets 5, Worms 2; help her out.I say when a|day.Notice how far you & Centre.A deposit of $25.00 in cash eoruary 20th, va Incline Thine ar A group of the Choir and,Ants 7, Groundhogs 0.time of the year.man gets married his wife|the first day.then gradually guay et d h cpos hall be red QUINQUAGESIMA vx.HL me rT The Congregation are interested in Current standing: There is no known cure, [should come first.What do|increase the number lines or accepted cheque sha e require h:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist Creo on \u201cThe soing te Westhill High School\u2019 Groundhogs 92 points Although it is relatively you say?\u2014 FBD UPSVILLE.you can read without inhal- for cach tender.This deposit shall be oY am, ' d hear the musica] Bees minor, coryza causes an annual; Dear Upville: When a man|\"\"5- 4 , , fe \\ ; 11:15 am.Choral Eucrarist| Mr, Fraser appealed for fo See and, Me ne the 35th Worms ot Toss of mor~ than $8 billion| ear UD he ad tal Another exerciee is to refunded only to the tenderers who 7:30 p.m.Adult Stu.Course help on behalf of the Mohaw 29nd.23rd or 26th Feb.If Wasps 80 each year in the United States|the Number One woman in his|Preathe in to the count of four have returned all documents within six Holy Baptism: \u2014 Tu 5 us \"Richardson Sehooll any other persons are plan: Crickets 76 alone in terms of time lostlife but this doesn't mean that|2nd out to the count of 12, in (6) days after the day on which the ten- 3rd Sunday at 9.30 Friday evening.A new| Ning to go from this area will Flies ~~.73 from work.wages lost, and the|his mother should drop dead creasing the count gradually) ders are called for 4th Sunday at 1115 every riday wont] \"needed they please contact Mr.David Grasshoppers 73 cost of treating the discease|a good wife wants her mother- until you can inhale to seven Zach : he Il be ac ied \u2018\u2019hurch Schools: x Pr be we the Cheetah| Smith at 692-8849.They are Hornets 72 and its complications.in-law to be treated well\u2014just|and exhale to 21.Each tender sha ¢ accompanie Weekly at 9.30 and 11.18 Br are in need of one and if planning to charter a bus for Mosquitos 54 Persons of all ages are sus-las she will want to be treated According to Knowles prop- by an accepted cheque drawn on a Ca- (All ages 3 to 11 at both] possible two Assistant Cub| the trip into town.shrews a2 op a te when her son marries.or breathing wil] help wigs.fee! nadian Bank and payable to the Town : Schools) Masters.The Cubs meet on ts reschool youngsters.seer Its really up to your hus on tae) of Chateauguay-Centre for an amount : F.GAVIN BARNETT Wednesday evenings at the Ants 49 preschool youngsters seem to|pand to decide how much offer less from fatigue, sleep Priest Heights Recreation Club 26 QUEBEC Top Six: Ladies C.Birch,Jbe most susceptible.Morelbis mother's repair work he|better and wake up faster.equal to 10% of the total amount of the | g : MUNICIPALITIES 138.5; B.Tessier, 132.1; S.Hill,|than 30 million illnesses each}, nic to do.Stay out of it.|Breathing well can also pro.tender.\u2014 rrverer + sono CEIVE GRANTS 127.5.Men: F.Mallett, 159.9;|vear in American preschool \u2014 vide greater strength for The T f Chateauguay-Centre Y CENTRE RE .B.Foster, 159.7; R.Primeau,|youngsters are caused by cor-| jf excessive drinking is|strenuous tasks, a fact well e own 0 eauguay CHATEAUGUA The Minister for Municipal156.7.yza, wrecking your health or des-|known to athletes.Their \u201csec.does not bind itself to accept the lowest i Affairs, Mr.Pierre Laporte \u2014_\u2014 William senry Harrison, [troying someone you love, send|ond wind,\u201d for example, is tender or any tender and without an : , | n ; ; y ; y ! announced recently that twen: NOSE STUFFY ?ninth president of the Unitedifor Ann Landers\u2019 booklet,|really only the shift from shal- obligation on the part of the municipa- 161 PARKVIEW BLVD ty-six municipalities have been, If your nose is stuffy and States, delieverd his inaugural{«Help For the Alcoholic\u201d.en-|low to deep breathing.| li a .granted \u2018a total amount of you have difficulty breathing, address on a cold, windy day|elosing with your request 20¢| You may think that breath; ty.} W E LC 0 M E S Y 0 U $114,570.29 towards fire pre- chances are you're suffering|and caught coryza.This devel-lin coin and a long, self-addres.|ing is a \u201cnatural\u201d act, similar.February 14th, 1966.| vention.\u2018from one of the most wide-J9Ped into pneumonia and helsed, stamped envelope, to your heartbeat.But there .j MORNING WORSHIP - 11:00 AM Among the recipients are: spread and prevalent of all died a month later.Ann Landers will be glad tolis this essential difference: J.Sarto Blais, ] SUND ooL 9:00 AM Ville de Chateauguay-Centre.diseases \u2014 coryza.Coryza is what keeps hand-|help you with your problems.|you cannot control your heart Secretary-Treasurer, 3 UNDAY SCH 108 \u2018 Co.Chateauguay will get Chilling and overheating kerchief makers and tissue|Send them to her in care of beat.You can control your, City-Hal INFORMATION == TELEPHONE $14,200.while Delson, Co.Na- make a person particularly sus-| manufacturers in business.It|this newspaper enclosing a breathing.Exerting such con: Ch ! C 691 pos ne nel pierville-Laprairie will receive ceptible to coryza, which isjis popularly known as the|stamped self-addressed envel- trol can help you to better, ateauguay-Centre, tord 6 or > ro $7,953.28.|why it is so prevalent at this common head cold.ope.health and better living.Que.Re ne Sy 10 - The Gleane Wednesday, February 16th, 1966 Mrs.M.M.MacNaughton.Huntingdon Locals St.Andrew's Ladies Aid met the Roll.Wednesday Feb.8th at the|present.home of Mrs.Robert Middle.miss.Miss McMillan gave the Bible reading.The Lord's Prayer was repeated in Uni- entertain the March meeting.!was able the mizpah.\u2018day.Her many friends Refreshments Mrs.Claude Boyer, sisver-in- law of Mrs.Jean Brunet, hadi pr Ord Taylor.On Tuesda \u2018the misfortune to break a leg Ta yor.y ; while on a skiing vacation We had two visitors with her husband near Que- \u2018bee City.She was hospitalized Miss Ken Ferns hopes to in Quebec City overnight but | to return to her Meeting closed by repeating home in Chateauguay on Sun.in were served this community extend to her son.Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.Various committees their reports.Several of thanks were read.Moved by Mrs.Ottney that we renew our membership to Seconded Douglas Hospital.by Miss Pringle.The possibility of having a Turkey Luncheon in April was discussed.Eleven members answered JAVEL WATER Free Delivery LUCIEN DUVAL Tel.264-5178 264-9076 in $10,000 invested 1957 had grown to $29,989.35 on December 31, 1965.264-2056 gave cards this A STE.AGNES DE DUNDEE hour enjoyed.H\u2018don Locals Ladies Curling Club Notes Mrs.H.Bickford.Swe sees wEE es Huntingdon County Hospital Notes ledges the receipt of a dona- [crite gratefully acknow | Road in memory of the late Mr.Huntingdon - Single cash deposits, monthly plans, and Government Plans with income tax advantages available to suit everyone.For complete details and literature call or write MR.ARISTIDE QUESNEL G.F.Management or The hostesses at the regular 8th._ Thursday afternoon Bridge and was pleased to receive, Mr.and Mrs.Lorne Bentley held at the Huntingdon Curl- several members of his fami-land sons John and Scott of ing Club last week were Mrs.ly and friends when they came Sorel were week-end guests A.Lefebvre, Mrs.I.Heath and to call and extend their best at Turkeys Deluxe Inc, De- The hold- fund AMERICAN GROWTH FUND on June by the members and a social their best wishes for a complete recovery.Mr.J.H.McCracken observ.sity, week-end at the home of Dr and Mrs, J.S.Gaw and family Mrs.Norman McRae of St end at the home of Mr.and last Mr.and Mrs.Taylor motored to Ogdensburg, N.Y.to visit with her brother, Mr.James Henderson, in the hospital there.Miss Sheila O'Connor of Ga- tineau is spending five days this week with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Wilson.ed his 82nd birthday on Feb.same home.wishes, Congratulations, He enjoys good health wittville.ers of the scores for prizes McCracken, May you cele _ were Mrs.J.MacLeod and brate many more \u201cHappy Mr.James Bouchard of Me.Mrs.R.Rowat.Birthdays.Gill University spent the \u2018week-end with his grand Mr.and Mrs.Dan Darraëh mother, Mrs.Antoinette Fau- and Johnny spent Sunday in bert, \u2018 The Huntingdon County Montreal visiting with friends.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Schumph Miss Elizabeth Gaw of Mac- and daughter Susan Linda of tion in the amount of $7 from donald College and the Misses Montreal neighbors on the Fairground Deborah Gaw and Carolyn mother, Mrs.RH.Donnelly visited with her Stockwell of Bishop's Univer.during the weekend.We are pleased to announce the appointment of Aristide Quesnel As Manager and Special Representative for the Valleyfield - Chateauguay areas Well-known in your district, Mr.Quesnel is able to assist you in your personal financial planning.Limitad 345 VICTORIA AVE.MONTREAL 482-8066 30.registered Retirement | Mr.Roch Dupuis and his sister, Mrs.Stephen Quenne- ville, were the week-end guests of the Quenneville boys in Hamilton, Ont.Mr.Irvin Biggar of Lacolle visited on Saturday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.À.W.Elder.Mr.and Mrs.W.0 Dawson accompanied Mr.Donald Flder of Montreal where they were guests during the week- ed at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Elder.Saturday visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Laurin were Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Allen of Havelock.On Sunday Mr.and Mrs.Laurin 'and family motored to Cha- teauguay to visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.Horace Hutson.Complete ALL AT * AUTOMATIC DELIVERY * REGULAR MAINTENANCE and inspection of your oil heating equipment * 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE\u2014 on the double\u2014when you need it + BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN to spread your heating costs NO EXTRA CHARGE! When you purchase safe, dependable B-A Home Heating Oil PRODUITS SOLAR PRODUCTS Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Thompson of the Town of Mount Royal were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs.F.H.Hunter.REAR ERR Ns ICE FISHING v2 Fishing Tackle St.Anicet, Que.Tel.264-5505 ARN NANN Starting January weavers of fine clo ® GUARANTEED ing area since 1959 If more conve CAXTREXTAHAFEAXALLEEXRRNER AXNNNIIRNNNNS at a later date.FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: Georges Caza Lambert spent a reecnt week Lennoxville spent the} EENENCNNTENANES one dry up the breasts nursing a baby?I have By Joseph G.Molner, M.D after old.Also would you nurs- something about Dear Dr.Molner: How does feeding popcorn to a two-year- add peanuts Ear} Mr.Kenneth McCle- naghan of Lacolle was a Sunday afternoon caller at the Upholstering Cloth Sale February Excellent choice of textures, patterns and shades from Canada\u2019s leading © SHOP AT HOME SERVICE © FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY Serving Huntingdon and surround- at discount and have furniture covered ed mine for six months, and plan to discontinue in about four more Mrs.W.T.The flow of milk depends on your good health plus continued, regular nursing.When the baby is to be weaned, the frequency of suckling is reduced gradually and eventual ly stopped.You can omit one breast feeding each day, or overy other day, substituting, of course, a bottle feeding The flow of milk then decreases rapidly and automatically.The breast may become swollen and sore at this time, but the discomfort subsides in a few days and they return to normal.A firm (not necessarily tight) support, as a brassiere.may ease the discomfort during these few days, but no other precautions are neces- säry.Dear Dr.Molner: I suffer extreme pain from hemorrhoids in spite of chiropractic treatments, suppositories and petroleum jelly.I would like your booklet, \u201cThe Real Cure for Hemorrhoids,\u201d and enclose the required stamped, self- addressed envelope and 20c in coin.Is there really a cure for hemorrhoids?\u2014 E.F.Yes, hemorrhoids can be cured, but not by any of the three methods you mention, An M.D.or D.O.(doctor of medicine or doctor of osteopathy) is necessary to treat you.The booklet will explain what the problem is, what you can do to relieve or prevent it, and what kind of treatment will be effective.After reading it.you will understand why home remedies won't suffice, but you will learn some simple things you can do which will help.You need a doctor for somethings \u2014 but when you understand basig facts about an ailment you can do a lot to help yourself, too.Dear DMgl@ÿiner: 1 would like to prt¥evto my husband that 1 wasf\u2019t seeing things when you \u2018wrote about not Mrs.Margaret Stark has returned from Lake Worth Florida where she spent nine weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.David Geller and their children, David and Brenda.Mr.and Mrs.George Stark and family arrived from Lon.Heated Cabins don, England on Feb.5th.They will be staying with ST.ANICET their mothers, Mrs.Margaret OUTFITTERS Stark of Huntingdon and Mrs.Helen French of Ormstown until the end of March.At that time they will be leaving for Halifax where George expects to be stationed.24 A 26 to end of th.WORK nient buy cloth now 4 24 8 % 8! being hard to digest for a tod- \u2018dler?I say its true.He says it isn't.\u2014 Mrs, W.G.1 didn\u2019t say anything about digestibility.What I DID say is that popcorn, and peanuts, and anything else that is small, hard, and not easily chewed or dissolved, should NOT be given to babies or small children.It isn\u2019t a question of whether such foods \u2014 otherwise perfectly good\u2014can be digested.The danger is that small children can occasionally \u201cswallow them the wrong way.\u201d A piece of popcorn or a peanut, or a button, or tiny plastic toy, or any other such things, if it gets caught in the windpipe, can block air to the lungs.Giving a small child a piece of hard candy earries the same threat.Its not a matter of digestion, but of the risk of strangling.Dear Dr.Molner: I've had a \u201cPap smear test\u201d twice in the last six months and both times it came back with a report \u201cAtypical cells\u201d.I was told to return in six months for a repeat test.Can anything be done besides waiting?Sup.nose the test shows that the cells are malignant?\u2014 CB.There isn't anything to be done now.\u201cAtypical\u201d means that some of the cells don't look altogether normal, but are not malignant, so further regular checks are a necessary precaution.Atypical cells may be the result of inflammation which can be treated.Future tests may or may not show malignancy.If malignancy is found in the next test, appropriate treatment will still catch the situation in an early stage.That's the advantage of the \u201cPap smear.\u201d Fat! My leaflet, \u201cThe Lost Secret of Reducing,\u201d tells how to get rid of it the easy vay.For your copy write to Dr.Molner in care of this newspaper, onclosing a long self-addressed, stamped envelope and 5 ce.in coin to cover cost of printing and handling.Dr.Molner welcomes all reader mail, but regrets that due to the tremendous volute received daily, he is unable to answer individual letters.Dr.Molner answers readers\u2019 Ques: tions in his column whenever possible.1966, Publishers Newspaper Syndicate Round Byre and Ring (From Page 14) the sheep are put through the turnip slicer, and, if any such he used, mixed with the grain feed; at any rate that's how it used to he done by north jcountry sheepmen of our day).Other Livestock Regarding the other livestock maintained on Riding Barns Farm, Mr.Bowman wrote, in part: \u201cWe don't keep any milk cows, and so \u2018have to buy our milk from others.However, each year \u2018we buy Irish heifers to fatten off \u2014 some of them on grass, the others on turnips in winter., \u2018The present-day farmers now \u2018have a better chance of making money \u2014 better erops, including 2 tons per acre of corn (over there \u2014 oats, barley, ete.) and good hay.| \u201cWe have our own combine; drier for corn (grains); the latest in a hay swather; two | crude oil tractors.\u201d He also avers that they get the best results from the use of semi- disc ploughs, disc harrows and drills.And, of course, the rbroadeasting of commercial fertilizers and manure; likewise spraying for charlock and \\thistles.In the latter connec.\u2018tion, he added: \u201cI am sorry TEL.2643344 HUNTINGDON 174A CHATEAUGUAY [4 45 King St.Tel.264-2249 ic, say IL bul the spray also .| The Other Side i ns ME py \u201cHARARE: ¢ \u201cBut on the other hand\u201d, BILL NORTHWOOD by FRASER WILSON s [SPARKS ESCAPING.THROUGH A * [ YOURE LUCKY THE FIRE [THERE'S ANOTHER HAS STRUCK JOHNSON MIL.HAQLE IN THE MESH CAUSAD TRE 0 \u2018 _ FIRE, OLIE! _ BOYS WERE ON THEIR OES THING BLL NOES THAT ISN'T LUCK [LIKELIHOOD OF THAT'S PLANNING! FIRE! ILL BE GLAD COULD HAVE Graham Salter presided.The - [rental would be at the rate of GODMANCHESTER COUNCIL The regular session of the Municipal Council of the Township of Godmanchester was held on Monday, Feb.7th.Menibers all present, Mr.Chas.R.Reid, mayor presiding.The financial statement for this municipality was read, studied and approved, ordered published in the Huntingdon Gleaner.A vote of thanks was extended the Auditor Mr.Pierre Quenneville, C.A., for the clear statement of the affairs of this municipality.Mr.Quenncville was appointed auditor for the year 1966.Riverside Motors Reg\u2019d.was given permission to operate the leasing of Automobiles in this municipality.A letter from the Chateau- guay Valley Music Festival dated Jan.27 was read and filed, no action taken.Also letters from the Hun- tingdon Gleaner Inc.and the Ville of Dorion were read and filed.Copy of a letter from J.K.Dickson, addressed to J.P.Bonneau, chief Engineer Dept.of Roads, dated Jan.15, was read and filed, Cuwan Creek.The following bills approved: Clayton Dineen $44.38; MA.Barrett $148.20; La Revue Municipale $5.15; Pierre Quen- neville, C.A., $165.00; K.M.Ferns $56.17; Huntingdon Auto Parts $643.08; Jacques Leblanc $15.00; Bernard Picard $228.72; B.Picard (Dec.) $02.00; The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.$70.92; Roy MacDonald $159.98; John Cosgrove $174.71; S.Reid $55.52; Garage Wilbrod Vaillancourt $45.93; Raymond Viau $51.84; J.H.Thurston $6.21; Alph.Vallée $36.00; Aimé Leblanc $45.50; Victor Trépanier $8.13; Francois Trépanier $133.47; Rémi Quenneville $7.50; Lucien La- tour $12.00; Clayton Dineen $7.50; Ad.Brisebois $250.40; C.R.Reid (Pump etc.) $12.29; K.M.Ferns $83.94; B Picard 212.00; Quebec Pension Plan (Deedt) $22.10.were EIGIN COUNCIL Elgin Council held its regular meeting Feb.7th at Elgin Town Hall.Members of Council all present.Mayor - Council Meetings - regards the| following accounts were ordered paid: K.M.Ferns $187.62; C.H.Hassan $5; Philps & Bourgon $306;; Hun-' tingdon Gleaner $15.20; F.cl Moore $21.20; Harold Stark $133.25; Albert Leblanc 915;, D.C.Murray $174.05; Hun.tingdon Auto Parts $10.86; Ernest James $7; Robert Crawford $135; Wm.Crawford $12; John W.Arthur $174; Earl Pringle $58:;Aart Bonen- berg $258; Donald Bbbett $55.50; E.R.Leduc $208.The Financial Statement for year 1965 was read, examined and approved and ordered published.It was moved and agreed that Quesnel, Masse & Cie, C.A., be appointed auditors for 1966.COUNCIL MEETINGS \u2014 A regular session of St.Ani- cet parish council was held with Councillors H.Main ville, A.Quesnel, E.Wylie, Y.Latreille, AJ.Caza, C.he wrote, the rents are all up from £3 to £68 an acte (per year); also wages\u201d Part of his explanation with respect to wages being that, in addition to their regulation (statutory) wages on a forty hour week basis, farm workers are paid for all holidays, and are also entitled to an annual holiday of two weeks, with pay.Since so many of the farmers over there own their farms, we asked Lester Campbell the reason annexed to the Bowman farm being still on a tenancy basis He explained that same fs in a Colliery area and that all the fañd in that area is owned bÿ the National Coal Board (In etfeet à Crown Corporation), Originally that lafid wag ownéd by the Bowes- Lyon family, with the Earl of Strathmore (father of Queèn- Mother Elizabeth) as the last individual owner.The latter sold out to another Colliéry Company, which was subsequently nationalized.We.are not sure whether it was the in.termedidte corhpatiy oF the Crown down as well.From March 6th on, Long Distance users in Huntingdon will find that calls over 250 miles to communities in Ontario and Quebec will cost from five to forty cents less, while calls over 600 miles to other provinces will drop from five to fifty-five cents.; Night and Sunday \u201cstation\u201d rates are in effect from 6:00 p.m.on weekday and Saturday evenings, and, of course, all day on Sundays.Since they are already lower than \u201cdaytime\u201d rates (and very much lower than \u201cperson-to-Person\u201d rates) it's doubly pleasing that thay will be still lower starting Sunday, March 6th.Incidentally, I'm Saving some more good news about Long Distance for a later column, so be prepared to he pleasantly surprised once again! CAREFUL MANAGEMENT What's the opposite of a \u201cvicious\u201d circle?\u2014 a \u201chappy\u201d circle?Well, whatever you call it, it\u2019s the opposite of a vicious circle that.has lead so many Long Distance rate reductions over the years.In constantly striving to improve service and reduce costs.telephone engineers have come up with a remarkable number of discoveries that long ago brouzht the costs of Long Distance calls way down to within evetyone\u2019s budget.The result was that more and more people began making Long Distance calls, The more people who make Long Distance calls, the lower the cost-per-call of providing the service, and the lower the rates can be.And of course, the lower the rates, the more the people who take full advantage of the service.But all these things just didn't sort of happen: it took good management by our Long Distance people to tle everything together and push that happy circle to start with \u2014 and it st'll takes good management to make sure that the circle keeps turning in the direction of better and better service for lower and lower rates.IT HAD TO HAPPEN Just to prove how unsettling a wrong number can sometimes be, here's an answer one careless caller received: \u201cYou've got the wrong idiot, you number\u201d! NINN SPECIA PNR GI REG 176 CHATEAUGUAY ness arising from the minutes was the purchase of contribution envelopes.It was agreed that as we need such a small number of them, we would share with St.Luke's, Hem- mingford.The Rector report: ed that this matter was being tary.Mrs.McKee made a motior that the Rector purchase six additional Hymn Books and taken care of by \u2018heir Secre-|workers.Pension Plan The Quebec Pension Plan sifers the same benefits to farmers as to other Quebec Consequently, farm ors are required to contribute \u20180 the Plan on the same basis as other workers.Wage-carning farm workers for special services, ample \u2014 Christmas Eve.This|the was seconded by Mr.J.Allen|$11.54 a weck, $30 a month and carried.ix Prayer Books to be used|contribute as employees, so for cx |.ong as they earn more than general exemption of or 8600 a year.Their con TAKE ADVANTAGE OF $ Shawinigan BUDGET PLAN You 4.92 JOHN WOOD WATER HEATER Big 40 gals.capacity GLASS LINED $89.00 LABERGE & LALONDE LTEE HUNTINGDON TEL.264-5432 Office regarding by Rev.Prendergast to en in detail.M was moved by 1966.Carried.lt was also that the Budget Apportion- \u2018port of his work in the parish mentioning that he hoped he would have more time for visiting this year.also he would like to see a plan set up for some religious training for the children, and proposed that 1f it were not possible for a Sunday School to be formed right now.maybe something could be worked out as a start by mailing question and answer papers to the young ones, He and his ward: en, Mr.Garth Waddell will get together to find out how many would be interested in this project.He also stated he would like to form a Bible Study group along the linoe of that operating in Hemming.ford which is proving quits successful.He ended his report by extending his thanks and those of the congregation \"to Mr.Garth Waddell for all help and assistance in thr | work of the church and par- lish, to Mrs.Harris for keep {ing the records, and to Mrs.iJ.H, Goodman for her serv- lices at the organ, and as a token of our appreciation will {purchase a small gift for her.Mrs.Harris was asked to send a note of thanks to Mrs, D.Wooley who substitued for Mrs.Goodman when absent.The lighting of the.church was discussed.It was sus gested that Mrs.McKee contact the ladies of the nonactive Guild with a view to getting their opinions on us: ing some of their fund to pur \u201chase new lights for the church, also an outside sign showing the name of the church and denomination.Mrs.Harris moved and Mrs.H Allen seconded that the feak in the church roof he attended to when the weatner is suitable, also that consid- aration he given tc the paint ing of the roof.Carried.Rev.Prendergast reported that the posts and chain for the fence around the cemetery will go in the ground when the weather permits this work to be done.This will do away with the parking problem and it was considered that the balance left in the Ceme- Power's pay ONLY per month For a aa NNN NAAN MC CLARY CASCADE 40 AUTOMATIC Information from the Synod|tribution is 1.8 of carnings Stipends between the Bencral cxemp- Pensions and \u2018raxes was read|!ion and a maximum of $5,000 the|à year.meeting with explanation giv |Make an equal contribution.Mr.Garth Waddell and see |°Wn farm contribute as self onded by Mrs, G.McKee that employed workers as long as the Stipend Guarantee allot their annual revenue exceeds ment remain the same for Io: c.0 moved by Mr.J.Allen and tween the general exemption seconded by Mrs H.Allen|of 8600 and a maximum of an $5,000.ment for 1966 remain the] The Department of Revenue same.Carried.is entrusted by the law with The Rector then gave a re |the responsibility of colleet- Their cmployers will Those who work on their of annual revenue being contributions to the Pension Plan and making remittance to the Pension Board.At first glance, the Pension Plan may seem complicated to some farm people who sce their contribution as a new inancial burden.Everyone protected It must be emphasized that the Pension Plan offers protection to all working classes, including wives and children.It is only right that farmers should benefit, as do other citizens, from the security afforded by the different benefits of the Pension Plan, | These benefits are as [fol lows: the retirement pension.- - ! tery Fund will be ample to take care of finishing this work.The officers remain the same for 1966.Rector's Warden - Mr.Garth Waddell.Peo- Me's Warden-Mr.Clifton Pate: naude.Secrctary-Treasurer - Mrs, C.Harris.Synod Docle- gates-Mr.Garth Waddell and Mr.Geo.McKee.Cemetery Trustees, Mr.Howard Miller and Mr.William Miller.Church will re-open on Saster Sunday, April 10th at 930 AM.' There being no further busi-, ness, Mr.(arth Waddell mov od the business meeting ad journ, and the Rector closed with prayer.Refreshments\u2019 were served by Mrs.Harris.- \u2014_ | 1 Noyan NOY AN \u2014 C(Clarenceville (Grange No.10 held a card party recently.Due to thel| stormy weather it was held at the home of Mrs.Gertrude! Bcerwort.500 was played at fight tables and bridge at one table.Prize winners for 500 were: Ladies High:\u2014 Mrs.Gerald Beerwort: Low \u2014Mrs., Giadys Beerwort.Gents High, \u2014 Mr.Gordon Mosher; low! \u2014 Mr.Aubrey IHunter.Bridge prizes were high \u2014 Mrs.Lloyd Bullock, Low \u2014 Mr.Lioyd Bullock.During the evening tickets were sold on a cushion, it being won by Mrs.George Dallaire.Refreshments brought the evening to a close.Mr.and Mrs.Erie Schmid- bauer and three children left by train on Monday for their ueme in Chilliwack, B.C.They have spent the past seven weeks with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Schmidbauer and brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Schmidbauer md family, Mrs.Harold Murdock and two children Debbie and Hal vf Verdun were recent guests cf her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Elgar.Miss Sylvia Holzgang, student of Bedford High School, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Werner Holzgang.Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr.Elwood Beerworth of Clarence- ville.He had been a patient in a Montreal Hospital for quite some time.Miss Beverly Derby returned home recently after undergoing surgery at the Shriners\u2019 Hospital in Montreal.Her school friends welcomed her back following her absence of several weeks.7 The regular monthly meeting of the Anglican Ladies\u2019 Association was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.Stella Derick and Mgs.Dorothy Weir.Several items of business were discussed.New officers were elected for the coming ycar which were unable to be elected at the annual meeting due to their tbsence: Work Convener: Mrs.Gurdon Mosher; Social Service: Mrs.Rodney Derick; Assistant to the Food Convener: Mrs.Stanley Emrick; Calendars and Living Message: Mrs.Robert Stewart.Refreshments brought the afternoon to a close, L Farmers And The the death benefit, the widow's pension, the disabled widower's pension, the orphan\u2019s pen-[at all Caisses Populaires, of- the disabiltiy pension and the pension for the child[Insurance Commission and at of a disabled contributor.No contributions, no benefits To become entitled to fhese benefits, however.must make contributions contributions, no benefits.The[ers will lan must pay for itself: it isjfrom the Plan in not financed by some other measures.benefits according to the carn-|province.ings upon which he has contributed, Social Insurance Number For the moment, it is essen-|Department of Revenue.for every farmer ! ; 1Simust contribute to the Pen- cial Their contribution isision Plan to obtain his social sion, tial insurance number.It is indispensable to have such a number so that each person's contributions will be credited to him.Social insurance number application forms are available fices of the Unemployment|: the Pension Board.Many organizations and information services have al one(ready promised to cooperate No|with the Board so that farm.be able to benefit the same taxes likejmanner and just as fully as social security|other classes of employees or Everyone receives|self-employed persons in the 6th in Stall Anglican 20th.Mr.sented Information Information concerning contributions 1s provided by the Tol _ who obtain information about so-! insurance numbers and must the benefits of the Plan, one Boara.write wilh to Church for Rev.A Rev Mr.Morris is moving to Fointe Claire where he will be minister of St.A Church.service will be on February Morris was a purse Mrs.Morris received flowers.Refreshments were served.He will be missed not only by his own congregation but also the Wednesday, February 16th, 1966 The Gleaner - 11 Valleyfield News By Nancy Molyneaux VALLEYFIELD \u2014 A social by the rest of the community.evening was held on February Mark's Anglican :[Farlane, 3rd Mrs.B.Clark, transistor radio The runners.up were another Valleyfield xt] team skipped by Mrs.F.Soucy, 3rd Mrs.C.S.Jones, 2nd Mrs.M.Lapointe and lead Mrs.A.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the l'res- Dando.Each won a card table byterian Church held a demon- .Morris.| stration last Thursday evening.CYer.Although it was poorly attend ed, everyone present had an enjoyable evening.ments were served ugustine's His last NO DOWN PAYMENT and Pension Wake Up Sleepyhead\u2026 SEALY \"66.your vear ladies.pre- field Ladies\u2019 Curling Club participated recently in the an nual Cornwall Ladies\u2019 Curling Club Bonspiel in Cornwall.silver 60 CHEVROLET \u201cIMPALA\u201d Sedan \u2014 automatic transmission \u2014 Power Steering \u2014 Power Brakes.$950 FINCH MERCURY Sales TEL.691-2621 Three teams of the Valley- The third flight trophy, a tray, was won by a to sleep better, save bigger SEALY ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL VALUES REDUCED! 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Ste.Martine (ACROSS FROM THEATRE) TEL, 457-2607 \u2018 § - ioe ssdav February Y¢ se # Ronnie Tremblay broke 5.Shirley Middlemiss 122 Men: .12 The Gleaner Wednesday, February Toth, 1966 js Moose for five goals in the & Jackie MeCallum 121 Clarence Ouimet 72 Kilbain wr 7 CT \u2019 TT - WAR MEMORIAL ted Hawks win.André Four- 7.Gladys Renaud 2 André Fournier 171 ields 3 itches are ui ° :vier picked up four.Pierrette Lavoie | Powerscourt he fields Edo Dundee SE ARENA | Friday's games were cancel- 9.Marjorie Proudfoot 116 .OR CTHE WEEK POWERSCOURT \u2014The sud-.Powerscourt and Athelstan was| W.1.Meeting | By Safety Sam | led due to wet ice.10.Sylvia Tremblay 116 Ladies: A en change in temperature completely blacked with ice inf DUNDEE \u2014 The February, : i | Rink Romp mas te \u2014 Shirley Stark 342 his parents.wr.and Mrs.Adé- and Marcia certainly caused a complete the vicinity of the canal.Sat-|mecting of the Dundee W.L{ | ek's action : lo The event of he year Is Antoinette Houle 349 lard Brisebois, cnange of appearance in the urday we made a trip down|was held lust Wednesday, at! as wee 3 Se hel ima up this Saturday CVE: COUNTY M'XED BOWLING ! Congratulations to Mr.and countryside.A week 220 snow- the road to sce what was hap-|the home of Mrs.Thos.Sto 1Ch# Was curtailed by the{ning at the Arena LEAGUE Men: Mrs.Gerald Smyth the! \u2014 idowers were in demand so pening and the rushing water oe : mild weather ut the end of The Children's Masquerade Leonard Tremblay 442 rs.Gera mythe on ei ! $ were dre o rening ang the ru I well.Unable to he present, ine week.Monday's Junior] should be the highlight of the Standings Points André Fournier 433 ; (hat people coule tet out of across the road and fields wasi\\lps.1.Ferguson sent a paper League Action saw the Rough-{ evening.Trophies will he Alley-Cats 14 Hyde Hospital, Malone, N.Y.their yards and lanes.Now quite fearsome which was read concerninglrigers win their third game! presented to the winners in playMates 104 | Sunday guests at the home inost of the snow is gone and airs E.M.Wood and Mrs.|the many and wonderful waÿs;in à row with a 6 to 2 win both age groups.other prizes paily Doubles 80 CLEYN AND TINKER BOWL.-\u2014 -\u2014-\u2014\u2014-\u2014- \u2014- PTS John Fleming of Huntingdon} plastic is used today as re-lover the Sea Cadets.Notre will be given to the other Texacon 78 Team Standings W.L.Pts.enjoyed a trip to Montreal] placement parts of the human heme had no trouble with the! places.What-Nots 60 Liberals 48 12 126 BROOMBALL : 7 during the week.They at-{hody.To mention a few \u2014 aflast place Washouts, winning wi Dorea 42 17 115 .Is it that 2, ltended the movie, \u201cThe Sound] abe to drain water from the!7 to 1.| SO 2 |Cosmonaults 37 23 102 On Thursday night the two .KC Oo Music.\u201d which depicts thelbrain: to seal or prevent a} The Town League leaders,| 30 Ww lin Go-Getters 34 Grants 36 23 99 reams, Who are undefeated, nagging ; life of the singing Trapp fam-jiupture of a brain artery, aj the Red Hawks won 10 to 2 g | Wildeats 25 35 6g Harrigans urricanes anc } ily They also thoroughly en- plastic mixture is sproyed on: over notre Dame in Wednes-l HIGH SINGLES \u2018Rockets 18 41 47 Elgin Flyers met at the arena., ) 3vyed à performance of thetto replace valves to the heart:|day's action, the Villains! FARMER'S BOWLING OF THE WEEK Alouettes 16 44 49 They arc still voth undefeat- backache Reg\u201d loo Follies.ito replace or bypass parts of knocked over the Flyers 5 to LEAGUE .Bombers 16 43 39 ed as they battled to a hard 8 _ a \u2018 waior arteries.Even part of] Team Won Lost Pts.Ladies: | High Single: Clément La-'fought 0-0 draw.The next | Miss Jeannie Tavlor of Blot the eve hi : iver 58 30 116, Shirley Stark 140 tulipe 190; High Triple: Clé- game is eagerly awaited b a ain?Pointe Claire spent the week.the cornea of the eve has been) tie.All of this has been pos- Trout Riven 19 39 98 Antoinette Houle 134 ! he Latuli Ligh riple: Clé- gam tos erty y 8 - «ad with her parents, Mr and] siiceessfully replaced by plus-tsible because of man's brain! ranklin ) 31 04 - ! ment Latulipe 498.) eams.If it's backache that's Mis Geo.Tavlor.Lo put the inventive brain fore.Herdman 47 5 8 hotherire sud, it cotbl be ; (chort notice this week by the|sces no possibility of a plistie, Brooklet 4 4 due Lo ans fe LE It is sad to relate, but trees SHOTE nOMCe this he tawnl repli mt of itself, (l\u2019owerscourt 42 46 84 pod bladbies om fii like humans are subject to dis- Power Co, men on the awn replacement of itself._ 'Rockburn 40 48 80 can help bring you relict, cose.As a result many love}yl* Mr.F.M.Wood.Tt feels| For roll call members told Dundee 38 50 76 ides to help relieve the / nade trees throughout the\u2019 like losing old friends.shout the most use article Boyd Settlement 35 53 70 vondition pausine The / [countryside have to be cut On Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.|n their medicine cabinet and High Singles: better and rest hettor, \u2018own.Two such, one of them Stewart Ross and Linda visited|wwhy it was.Members also, Morvyn Farquahr 200 an aprem Dudes ad \"a magnificent elm over 80!with their aunt, Mrs.Carrigan, showed valentines they had Bill Watson 196 = years old.were cut down injwho is now 1 patient in Orm-|made or had received, As Ronald Dineen 194 _- \u2019 .\u2014_- - \u2018iown Convalescent Home.| there will be no public speak- High Triples: Mrs.Carrigan has been in La-ling in the school this year Ronald Dincen 500 | chine Hospital for a numberithe $10.00 prize money will Keith Rennie 447 of weeks.Best wishes for alha used for hot lunches in- Mervyn Farquhar 446 RATIONAL :-peedy recovery.stead.Several letters were: Bill Watson 436 EMPLOYMENT I Clifford Hamilton was a pa|:cad.The group being so Bruce Maithers 414 SERVICE \u201ctient in Huntingdon County small no action concerning; Herbert Simpson 411 Hospital.where he had hisitiekets for Expo 67 or John Steele 411 2 tonsils removed.He had a set] tourist accommodations was Murray Rennie 404 \"I.:ick.but at time of writing is| (aken at this meeting.À letter Bowlers Average yon the mend.Turry and get! shout the Christmas stockings John Steele 115 yo oll, Clifford.was read with notes from sev- Herbert Simpson 114 Ww 1 Mr.and Mrs.George Atche-[rral countries telling how Gordon Rennie 113 DO IT NOW son entertained Mr.and Mrs.|inuch the gifts were appre Henry Wilson 111 Robert Barr and Mr.and Mrs.«jated.! Jack Tannahill 110 Ernest Atcheson to a special] miss Thelma MaeMillan and Winston Rennie 109 ; supper when the birthdays of| aps H.Ferguson were ap.Gerald Goldie 109 When everybody works, the two grandmothers were, inted to look after a new Albert Cain 107 celebrated.The little grand program for the coming year.John McHardy ou I daughters carried in the birth-|yjrs, T.Stowell reported that Richard MacPherson ; Everyone benefits td y cakes and they all had AlFebruary is the time to bring Donald Feeny 106 Lappy time.dahlia bulbs into warmth and Alfred Latulipe 106 LE = \u2014 OCT Itioht s ey will sprout.4 rskine 5 A> WN, ay NA SEAN ant se Then be planted in Cri Shen 104 y Ze) Te ; \\ \\ small containers and when, Dale Tipping 103 sa: NS OU LP Ho weather permits transplanted, Harold Arnold 101 ths =) Ny 8 No, / o> in the garden.Miss Thelma Ronald MacDonald 101 - Galerie A à 4 ED MaeMillan told about compu Clarence Coffin M Jo A Foe LALA 287 \u2014 ters heing used again to mark Jast week Harold Arnolc NENVSSNSNNN SNS SN NSSSNN IN LIKE NEW USED CARS school exams.For Home Eco- had the High Single of 176.nomics it was reported thal Best in the league this week white vinegar is useful {0 ho had a triplicate of 83.Oh ° ; ; 7 \u2019 2 ; ; 65 AMBASSADOR 990 \u2014 Fully Equipped g| clean steam iron and bakin well that's bowling.| 3 : :oda WI remove , i _ 65 RAMBLER CLASSIC 660 \u2014 Fully Equipped Z| scuff marks from a tile flo0r.L ADIES* BOWLING LEAGUE 64 AMBASSADOR 990 \u2014 2-door H'top, Fully Equipped 4] £1 the close of the meeting \u201cpo, W L Pts # 64 CLASSIC 660 \u2014 Automatic, Radio 4j Mrs.Stowell served a deli linkers 37 2 52 2 : Ch 64 RAMBLER 440 \u2014 Convertible gj cious super._____ Lolly 5 36 2 4 3b p ra > ; ITT WNANNAY/ Lucky Strikes 33 3 Mel ID BREE FAL 4 64 COMET \u2014 V-8, Automatic BJ RICET 4 ca Ninotios 34 959 43 a i A vu 4 62 RAMBLER \u2014 Station Wagon, 2-door.41% OPTICAL CO.4 lappy Wander.20 34 38 a go mn 4 62 CLASSIC \u2014 4 dr.Station 20% Diablisned 1910 % Alley Anns 58 35 38 pd Sa A ANB # 61 CHRYSLER \u2014 Saratoga, 2-dr.Hardtop, Fully Equipped #4 W.J WRIGHT Z Valdes B® \"WZ ap I.% 61 PONTIAC 4 d S 3 $ # DAVID WRIGHT 4 Friendship-7 27 36 3 » , ; ) % ! \u2014 r., Station 5|% Dispensing Opticians % High Single \u2014 180 Ruth gg M 4 61 FORD \u2014 sedan \u20181% s Contact Lenses ~~ 4 Brunctte.ruth = ns ie \u2014 we 2 NYLONAIRE VŸY% 4 59 FORD 2ûr Stat 77 ts SHERBROOKE W 2, [I TPC 2 \\ 5 \u2014 r.ation 7 2 a 4 ' 212% ne 4 39 PLYMOUTH \u2014 2 dr.hard-top 7214 Tel.935-3577 4 TOP 10 AVERAGES if WHITEWALLS BLACKWALLS RT 7 59 CHRYSLER Wind 2-dr.h't Fullv Equi 1 AY (Corner Guy) 4 1.Effie Gordon 129 2° \u2014 Indsor, Z-dr, h'top, Ful!y Equippec #|$ BUSINESS HOURS: 4 2 Frances Sparrow ° 125 E $ 59 FORD \u2014 4-door sedan A é Mon - Fri 9 am.to 9 p.m 4 3.Lily Robidoux 123 TUBELESS \u2014\u2014 TUBED-TYP $ 58 FORD \u2014 Sedan EE aa Sel Eat 4, Nicole Lalonde 122 ' & \u2018 = mm ee em em __ | 2 + 17\u20ac o 1 1re | : J P B R A U L T ; QUEBEC LIQUOR BOARD _ - Size Type Ist tire 2nd tire 3 e .© ; Th~ undermentioned person has applied for the _ 670 X 15 | TUBE TYPE, BLACK | 51750 | $4.99 _ | 4 Authorized Rambler and American Motors Dealer 5 following permit: 670 X 15 | TUBELESS, BLACK | $2075 | $4.99 | 4 13 MILL ROAD HOWICK 4 ee ee - pr 3 NSSSSSSSS NS SNS NN VEN ASUS SENS ANS NNINUÉ LATREILLE, Lionel St.Anicet Grocery _ 670 X 15 | TUBELESS WHITEWALL | $2550 | 5499 | ATTULLLLLCLALLATLLLLALALLLARLLALRLAL LAL AL IRALALNRNN A SSA ARAN Any objection to this application shall he sent in | sn 750 X 14 | TUBELESS BLACK | 82075 | 34.99 f N wrtine, duiy alleged, within fifteen davs from this 750 X 14 1 TUBELESS WHITEWALL | $25.50 | 5409 600 X 16 TUBE TYPE, BLACK $15.75 $4.99 | THE REGISTRAR 600 E TY | 815:75 | ss A Our deliveries are automatic.We don't ask you if you need oil.We ask the weather man.Calculating day to day temperatures against your rate of use tells us when you'll need oil .and you get it.automatically.You just don't run out.Call us.Let's talk heating! 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Briar Contest.taken by Mrs.Melville Brown, ning, February 10, with thejRupert Hawley as Convener of| Mr.and Mrs.William {2), and Peter Stuc- y i ove as Mrs.Wm.Anderson's| Tuesday evening.Various whose theme was, \u201cPlanning|president, Joh \u2018appiello.inithat \u20ac tone ana ' ms | Stuckey oth ho to hi year should certainly ProVe pirthday, Mr.J.Marsden made|card games were played and! Bill Tracy of Saguenay-Lake'l\u2019ellowship\u201d.Further studies me of = Te Ana bpiclo, y that Committee.Hutchings and daughters Don key (2).ers who took a as successful as past ones.i Wt as a winni i ; St.John district, emerged th i ne wi À \u20ac chair, and Mrs.Mary El - na and Linda were Sunday : ; ; is debut as inning skip,|1efreshments served.2 n district, emerged the on this theme will be } iott à , 3 ei hotos | EE arn PEE WEE HOCKEY ben Wallace Be a The World Day of Prayer|Winner with a 9-1 record.El- other meetings, one of which oo In her capacity of Seer.Athelstan visitors \" the home ol he ; were ! Beware of the Bruins! This|derson and Mervin Craig.will be observed locally by/mer Black's rink tied with will be held at St.Lambert on parents.Mr and Mrs.Frec S Apa \u20ac rom à contain! 3 Warning to the uther| Last week there was a re-|People of all faiths.Program-| North-Western Quebec for March 12, when laymen will be Membership renewals arejl'ADIFS AD Hutehings > te par evident ce ain teams of the Pee Wee League.|cord attendance of 41, so the|Mes are available in French/second place, each with 8 wins! invited to participate.being made in an cminentlyl Athelstan \u2014 The February! à \u2014\u2014\u2014__ \u2014 DIO Sluis ness the H ick J \u20ac The Bruins posted their sec.|tables were stretched when| 2d English, and hymns, pray.and 2 losses.; in, Fortunately, Mrs.Brown's!Satisfactory way and several) Meeting of the Athelstan Pres New Erin \u20ac third layed ood bra d op ond successive victory last| lunch time came.One quilt|ers and responses may be said\u2019 The Howiek vink did not win.devotional was a perfect intro-jnew members have been addediPYtérian Ladies\u2019 Aid was held, ; M | qriois played a 8 rand of Saturday at the expense of|was quilted and the usual in any language.The meet.Put the home folk are pleased auction to an inspiring talk Since the turn of the year.Thelift the church school room last, Me.ana Mrs John Elsden | fhockey.RS L the Hawks.The socre was 4-1|games played.It was Mrs.|ings will be held at Georgetown, With their record and another given by the Rev.Mr.À E, La.last two of that batch of re.Thursday afternoon.and family of Valois were Jeu pars | with Malcolm Peddie earning|Bradley's birthday and Mré.{Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m.¥ear may give another \u201cPPOTlrie, entitled \u201cBridges\u201d.There CTUits were duly initinted on The ladies busied them Saturday guests of bis uncle 07 | BA ithe \u201chat trick\u201d Brian Ness|J.Marsden and Mrs.J.Whytej«nd 8.30 pm.Friday, Feb 25,jtunity.are many kinds of bridges, February 10 by the President|selves at quilting, knitting, and aunt, Mr.Earle and Miss On Friday, February 4, the'scorin: f i sa eek.The|Special services will be held] Winner of the mixed curl 2 the idee of and the Ist Vice-President,,©te- \u2018Effie Rankin.foci girls of Howick con- and 2 Ihe Fir Brn So.ig a, kip for children.Explorers, Mes-|ing games on Saturday nL Ge etree Be of Ms Anne Camenone he ni The business meeting was! Miss Gail Elliott held a rn sole marksman for the Hawks.| Mervin Craig, Mr.Weir, J.Soneers and oc will meet| Were skip John Cluif, brenda countries.The world is now! tiatees being Dr Fred A.Hors (pencd with Mrs.Hampson Valentine Party on Saturday In a high-scoring contest the| Marsden, G.Easton, a pick 0 eh School on own a neighbourhood.The task of ley, Area Representative ofitn the chair Mrs.Mel can evening for 23 of her school- NO DOWN PAYMENT Leafs and Rangers played to| Mr.and Mrs.Weir made rang a COTE 3.30 bin When refreshments were the Christian Chureh is toi Health of Animals Division, conducted the devotions.Nine hates.A pleasant time was = a 5-5 draw.For the Leafs, their first appearance as they on Wo eile wh jee served Harold Robertson ar.change it into à brotherhood.Canada Department of Agri-jmem ers re sponded to the had dancing.Refreshments \u201863 METEOR Brian Brown and Danny Mc-Jère living now at Chateauguay.[àt the United Church at the, ; \u2018 culture, and W.R (\u201cBill rea call À note of thanks was were served hy her grand.} ; e oo ; | +, The idees : , ing ., Arthur both scored two goals,| Mr.Weir led the sing song.[sème hour on Tuesday the ried in a handsome Valen he Bridges of Understanding Tannahill, farmer and wel.{read from the Retarded Child mother, Mrs.CI.Starr.( vine cake bi rated #re to be built by Christian yoni CUSTOM\u201d Coach \u2014 while a fifth went to Donald] Snow removal has heen the 22nd Co or rake baked and decor ated \u2018aymen, who will use the ma- known Holstein cattle breeder i ; issi Whyte.Robert Arcoit red|miain objective for a few| The theme this year is \u201cYe by his : eviai À i > New Test: satertainme .ito! IEE Automatic Transmission yte.Roberl Arcoite scored|ni J Are Mv Witnesses.\u201d McRae, who celebrates his lerlai found in the New Testa- Entertainment Committee : \u2014 Radio \u2014 Heater two goals for the Rangers as| weeks but as soon as the wea-|2r¢ AV Vilnesses.\u2018birthday on F © ment teachings of Chri reports included the highly : ; ; : tar dci The Georgetown birthday on Feb.13.icachings of Christ, ports include te highly did Wayne Barrington; the|iher permits the winter works Evening Auxilisr Weather permitting, we hope The installation of U.C.W.of- satisfactory one with respeet to fifth goal was scored by Bill| projects will be started.They The ?Georgetown Evening a big crowd is out on Friday Licers was conducted by the the Legionaires Troupe's re.Morison.include cutting dead trees a- a M is we o Rev.Mr.Lorve cemt variety show.R.W.Dani ingl AUxiliary met at the home and Saturday of this week to : RW.Daniel SENIOR GIRL HOCKEY long the roads and cleaning 4 Mrs.Robert Barr on Thurs ste games played with irons, The regular business mvet-lsubmuited fus report of the V FINCH MERCURY Sales The action was at Howick|the ditches._ day evening.with cighteen an the river, at Allan's Cop.ine followed.Mis, Eldon Orr second teenage dance which \u201c TEL.691-2621 High Friday, February 4| The Women's Auxiliary of members present.! ners.presented the new budget was held at the Legion Hall, when the Senior teams from the Legion met at the home Mrs.John Anderson opened A meeting of the Akita which was accepted with one with the Braneh Committee in PIONEER = Ormstown and Howick battl-\"ine meeting and the devotions C-G.1T.group was held Tues- #Mendment that connection being Mr.Da MUNICIPALITY OF THE PARISH ed it out.It was a neck and, were taken by Mrs.Murray day.February 8, 1966, after | l'entative plans were made nicl, John J Cappniello, Pre PROFESSIONAL neck game all the way as the McCartney and Mrs.Peter school.The meeting was Or a Tea and Food Sale in vent: Mis.Anne Cameron, score jumped back and forth.Peddie.An interesting study opened with the \u201cPurpose\u201d, April, the time to depend on Ist Vice-President and Mrs.POWER OF T.A | ET Excitement mounted as Orms-| was tesd by Mrs.J.Anderson.Devotions were conducted oy when a special speaker could PARA ho Is town had a l-point lead.Un-!'During the business part, it Cathy Meclarlane, he girls oo .es © © Statement of Revenue and Expense ontunately pos, was un was decided to send another Who attended the \u201cSenior Girls The Supply Convener.Mrs.Branch.It was emphasized, that LIGHTWEIGH for the period ended Dec.31, 1965 able to come back with a $10.towards our allocation.|Conference\u201d in Montreal sug.Brodie Melarlane, had a dis- this was not actually a legion \u2019 \u2019 basket and the final score! Members were reminded of gested different projects which Play of quilts that had heen project and that the two past AND ! EXPENSES vias 24-23 in Ormstown's fav-jthe World\u2019s Day of Prayer at our group could undertake.It ade reerntly.Letters of ovens RN aged af the re Secretary\u2019s salary .______.S 2,700.00 \u2019 Georget Church, Feb.25, was decided that the \u201cWorld's hanks and appreciation were quest of representatives of the Valuators _._____________.1,796.26 our.pam Miller, and patsy TE poten, venir Day of Prayer\u201d would be held read from those who had re.Teenagers coneerned.Also, Auditor ___________________ 250.00 Stone ra nd Pat Po ith meetings.lebruary 22 instead of Februa- Céived quilts and other gifts, hai at the time of the last CD General admi.__________ 601.88 Pam wit sh iy > \u201c| Final plans were made for ty 25.Discussions were held locally.and also from Gaspe dance, à number of seniors of À Bond ._____._ 10.00 11.A note to thank all spec dicks tea i on the topic of \u2018dating\u2019, and or Christmas gifts.the group conferred with the Registry office 24.00 tators who gave helpful sup-|our St.Patrick's tea in March 1 g\", and | | Municipal review _._.24.00 Por w 5 at the Church Hall, at which we worked at our booklets Mrs.D, Ness, C.F.Convener, Branch Se pr that st Woo.34, .; 2 _ SU chne \u2018He , Havpv' \u2018ed ster : for was , cide at any fu Upkeep of muni.hall _ ___ 863.54 Juniors Girls Basketball Mr.Percy Lawrence will show \u2018Healthy and Happy\u201d.The read letter of thanks for flow.was then decided that any Bank charges .___._ 105.24 ior girls|$!ides.Mrs.James Tilliston meeting was closed by singing ers and other Christmas gifts.ture requests would be favour County Counci PTIT TT TEE 2,110.27 reek ame EA iy gave the Supply report and taps , The next meeting will he[ubly considered.Telephone .46.98 \u2014S §,532.17 (Played two games in Howick.the collection amounted tor Wednesday, Feb.9.flowick held on Tuesday, May 10.© Past President David 1, Wi _\u2014 On Wednesday, February 9 s10.yplayed Ste, Martine in the last, Mrs.Tisseur will hold ted) Ve ; n tod pe oo al Fire protection .__._____.200.00 Howick welcomed Beauhar| Al the close of the meeting game of the vezular schedule! first dance at her restaurant > ; vs abpointe *hairman Street lighting _ ________ 1,620.33 ; \u20ac nois to the school.The score! \u201cBring and Buy Sale\u201d of ®f C.V.HL.L.They defeated Ste.hall on Sulurday evening, Sec|® ; mb committee to consider Dog licences ._._____ 126.46 S 1,946.79 at this game fas lor Valentine novelties was held.Martine 21-1, Howick scorers ad.in this paper, ise Ns ud means , ; owick.¢ leading SCOYELS| The meeting closed with Were: Douglas Marshall 5,.25th Wedding Anniversary NE TB and penance of roads el 405.85 in this game were Linda!) he 571 and the Lord's Pray- Douglas Stonchouse, 4, Do-j Congratulations and best 5 bit, 50 to speak, with other g , .Branches in contributing 40 Snow removal _____.____.8,105.86 Seoble with 1% bre Chan et repeated.Refreshments paid pros, 4, Gart Cavers 2.dishes to Mr.and Mrs ose The Royal Canadian Legion's N THE NEW At last a professionalized i 3 566 arle \u2019 \u2018ere serve 3 5 : à La arles \" {+ use, relenrate 4 5 Le j ! bdd 2 i Garbage TTT MOR.een ye ROSES pant 2, Brian Brown D Ron (heir 23h wedding annem] Centenary Fund, Mr Watson 190 incorpore big so Donations ___.ema 125.00 The second game was play- ('ariney, Mrs.P.Peddie and Roy 1.Howick placed Sud in on Jan.20.Their family gath- Papsequently woned (Past PIONEER Labor a compact Interest on loans __._._._ 546.08 [ed on Friday, February 11.virco 1\u201d Anderson.ihe league standing and the ered for an evening party, ex] resioents BW.Daniel and owe ilii # .( 1.; Erik Rottenst mbers of aa power package.Versatility Municipal garage __.=- 2,688.70 |The visiting team was Hem- ab li {semi-final play-off will start cepling:Mr.and Mrs.Raymond! [1k Rottensten as members o ur\".; | WINTER WORKS : 4 mingford and again Howick ke att Bow ing League [his week Stonehouse and family, who! 11S committee, together with and Aependatulty go Rane ari 5 ! .owic i : : = Lon 4 a the Presi \u2018anniel- and wi e New \u201cPRE Hien 1686002 [came out on top with the 1M Sine: Men \u2014 Daniel] The young people play for!Tive in the Maritimes They 10° Cres or A he (app! - Puoneer 11.10.See i today Watercourses 4910.31 mr score of 56-5.Leading scor- jord, 185: Ladies \u2014 \u2014Violet!thcir own pleasure.Come on sent the gift of a silver tea bee nt hale time ol a at \u2018 Unemployment ins.__.__ '233.62 ers were Linda Scoble with 10.4 138.hockey fans, drag yourselves service and a gift of money| Bleach ue of ih a Repairs of warves 18 points, Dorothy Bustard Tligh Triple: Men \u2014\u2014 Danicl away from TV and other amu-iwas received from the other ie comm da y ris decided and beaches .__________ 261.02 with 12.\u2018Lord.414; Ladies \u2014 Diane,S\u20acMents and watch their semi-|members of the family.vue as à Let the ne une Taxes written off _.__._ 24.50 Congratulations to the Ju- Luzure.358.(final and final games.You! Mr.and Mrs.Stonehouse! wing projec s rer vill be Miscellaneous .___ 177 2 22.00 945145 |niors for their continued re Pinfall team No, 2 \u2014 Lord'Will enjoy the games and they! were married in the Church 91 a (he Légion Mall on Friday.M ( B Surpius of th eriod SL51741 onion, Girls Basketball Standing \u2014 Team No.\u2014 N A party Ed ie done NL M Se on February 25.Y e plus ne p EYEE Our seniors were able to| 1 Lord, À.55.büs trip last Friday to Pte.in England but spent his carly| As convener of the Card: SALES and SERVICE S 56,924.87 |achieve, their second win ofl 2 Lord.D.44 Claire.During the morning years in Canada when he fames Committee, Gordon D.\u2014_\u2014 the year against Hemming.3 Tellier, A.45 they visited a large shopping joined the armed forces in Ferry announced that a Mili- Tel.264-5392 Huntingdon RECEIPTS 77 (ford.Friday, Ponruary 11| 4 Sauvé, R.42 centre After lunch they toured world war NM.tary.Whist would be held at! UUNNHANANEUNERENSANAUHEN SRANNAUE , sk Ce With a score of 56-4.Barbara] 5 Lazure.V.: moe = - : Raat a » Taxes SHA TETTOTTT TI TTTTTT 8 ET Brown was given a chance tof G Deschamps, E.36 Taxes 1963 0.25.00 show her hidden talents as| 7 Rose.JG.38] Taxes 1962 1.10 11.88 17,902.74 she popped in 12 points in{ 8 Champagne, N.2 Howick's net along with Pam \u2014 ; Doyon walercourse _______ 209.95 Miller's 23 points, and Patsy] One of our friends got a \u201c Watercourses 4,270.05 Stonehouse\u2019s 9 points.flower for a Valentine, a + Winter roads __._________.222.00 Ice Carnival: beautiful purple pansy bloom- } Garbage Semmes emcee mom 2,597.00 7,289.00 Due to unfavourable weath- ing in her garden.; 0 ti arniv-| The RICH Bonspiel was held Ys Sales tax __.___.____.3,787.50 er conditions the Ice Carniv caturdav, Feb 12 nd the ; : ; Interest on taxes _.___ .137.82 392532 |al scheduled for Saturdayj©N * v, 12, : ; or : ight s cancelled.The|usual comment was heard À e Dog Mcenses TT 2 high went on as planned and|many times, \u2018This is one of the at {| t roun us Fence LOI LIT - 25.00 314.95 of the 8 candidates \u2014 Grade nicest days de ve Mes : GRANTS: CR ; ; a family party with five rinks : Winter works -.__.13,228.33 Whyte Til attihson.Sey entered from Howick and five .: i Winter roads _________ - 13,543.10 26,771.43 Cole.and Grade XI \u2014 Dorcen|{r0M Riverficld.Matches were i \u2014_\u2014 : Th {held all day beginning at 10 \u201c , Rempte on Insurance 1 UE my.Cole, Tan Bustard.à King|*} ou can tin Itt shops ent of municipal hall .» C5 : The final game, betweun Miscellaneous _._.67.85 253.70 [and Queen were chosen by|{owick and Riverfield was| ; i _\u2014 those attending the party.1.\" leld was; ggg.3.i Y {he .m.Both rinks had| #%% ° A loans ________._.__.12,555.00 our Royal Couple of \"66 is le Cat © pm.Bo A \u2014_\u2014 .played very strong games dur- excava In con rac O rs À Shirley Whyte and]: ; ; 1 : : 69,022.14 Queen sing the day, but Howick led all| : ÿ ADD: Cash on hand and in bank King Tommy Cole.A royallypc way in the final game.| : - at December 31, 1965 10,410.74 |cake made by Grade X andjgach side won 4 ends and the[ ; S 79,441.88 Hh a Movcsented Bo he Score LIT Save each team af + - ea uty salons 5 eel.ines was p redible showi oo \u2014- |Family (compliments of Mrs] At à social gathering in the| | ._ ; DISBURSEMENTS ss Kenny Lamb) diant club room following the game,| : - : Ions # Re * ongratulations to aradianfithe Pres.Irene McRae wel- ° Î Î \u2018 Senretarys salary 5 T0000 Queen and King Cole.comed those present and con-| \u2018 service 5 a Auditor _._11 11111007 \u2018250.00 I gratulated the winning rinks.| :.Gen.admnis.________._ 502.83 * .She regretted that illness pre-| - 20° .: Er 10.00 Kilbain vented Mrs.Rich from being) © .grocers .an just about : Bank charges _____\"117 105.24 Debbie Coffey who was onel ay, do LG Town Pa 1 .; i County council __._____.2,110.27 year old on Feb.7.nu 4 Telephone __________.__.5026 ¢ 8,350.45 Recent week-end guests at Serbo by Audrey Clufr May any S op or service \u2014\u2014 the home of Mr.and Mrs.Da.|' Sd lead eu ; Fire protection ____.___ 200.00 vid Coffey were Mr.and Mrs.Joncs and lead Jean Holland .> Street lighting ._.___.__- 1,610.44 .John Coffey.Mr.and Mrs.The runners Up were headed th k | | À Dog licences 1.111777 12646 180680 [patrick Coffey and baby| \u2018olan skip Maud Gruer You can INK Of À __ who had played many fine f E À Maintenance of roads daughter of Montreal.shots during the day.With her ; # and bridges .__.____ 428.72 The many friends of Mr.you 3rd Isabel Angell, 2nd ; : 8 Snow removal ___.__._.7,112.17 Ernest Demers will be pleas:|p, ap val Max A F _ \u2018 Peggy Sharp and lead, Mary| : ; | # Ditches _______ 877.88 8,418.77 led to know that he is much|g ds .LÉ Garba ane improved, although still a\" Lee wore selected by the] 3 Our locality has a lot to offer.: 3 [J 3,780.8 : ; ; : p select F ! © À Donations 2271700 : 125.00 300580 PE ey ar dnedon winners from a variely of pret Good shops.Good services.Good people.; \u2014 : vy and useful gifls which | : 4 Interest on loans ._ .- 546.08 A large crowd allended the|p on bought by Phy lis Letts So look first to home for your needs, Municipal garage 2619.95 Auction Sale at the farm off \u201cp.jicious casseroles and a Lect your fingers do the walking through the Yellow Pages jl WINTER WORKS: Mr.Joseph Ryan on Saturday |jcllied fruit dessert provided find th 3 aries mmm es 13.384.72 1 800.02 returns were most satis-|a tempting buffet meal at the to find the above people .and many others.À aterials 1 0707 ATH 800.02 |factory.noon hour which was enjoyed ing\u2019s i ! Watercourses ER 308.06 Miss Rita Cosgrove of theiby more than fifty people.This vo Everything's here .in town! employ.in._.: Montreal General Hospital| meal and refreshments served Repairs on warves and peace arves 261.02 spent two days the past week later in the evening were in : Miscell us LL.22.00 922.70 |at the home of her parenis|the capable hands of Mar cllaneous ._.___ _ loans ._______ T°.12,555.00 (Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Cosgrove.|zarct Ness and Vera Stewart.ms Sunday gucsts at the home| A visitor during the after A 58,175.76 \u2018of Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Bannon|noon was Mrs.Waddel (Teenic i ADD: Cash on hand and \u2026 966.19 vere Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stewart) one of the Charter à in bank as at December 31, 1965 21.266,12 \u2018MeNicol and boys of Cornwall.| Members of the Howick Club.© 70.441.88 Ont.and Mr.and Mrs.James, Other old friends were present .ZT Curran and family of Valley- from Riverfield and Howick.2 oC Wi.| \u2014_\u2014 field, who come every year to see Cl yg gn at de parti bi GENT rap sé rete a EDITORIAL: PAGE Editorial The Position of Huntingdon Fair N the \u201cLetters to the Editor\u201d column of I this issue, will be found one from James K.Malone in which he disparages some aspects of Huntingdon Fair and extols some others.At the end, he asks for comments by the Editor of The Gleaner, or some of its readers.We feel we have to disagree with some of the remarks in the letter and perhaps partially agreeing with others.The writer does suggest possible remedies for the situations he outlines and the tone of the letter while criticizing, is meant to be helpful.Such letters do often have the effect of realizing a greater interest.First of all we wouid like to mention that Huntingdon Agricultural Society does usually elect a strong board of Directors and this has taken place for a number of years now.It is due to this fact that Huntingdon Fair is operating today in stronger and progressive fashion.Before this came about, the Fair was indeed in a morass as the writer of the letter puts it.It would appear that he was not a resident in those years, or he would have known the difference.It was because a number of interested citizens and farmers got together at that time and decided that something must be done, that Huningdon has a Fair today.Each year ever since, the Fair has progressed both in patronage and financially.Supporters have come forward and got behind the officials to greatly improve this annual event.If took work, and the work was put into it and all who know the story are pleased with the results thus far achieved.Like everything that is allowed to decay, it takes a long, long time to build back up again.We believe the directors of the Society deserve praise for their efforts to date.The building of the Memorial Arena in the Fairgrounds did much in helping to revive Huntingdon Fair and put it on its feet once again.The Fair can be held despite the weather, which was not the case before.Several of the old buildings have either been removed or repaired.Some have been moved to new more suitable locations on the grounds.A new cattle barn was built just a few years ago, as part of the improvements.The bulld- ings have been whitewashed on the outside several times in the past few years, as also the fences and the gates.There have been several other improvements made which would take up too much space to give in detail, It is not fair to compare this annual Fair with that of the annual Ormstown Exhibition, which is in a different class to begin with and always operated on a large scale in accordance with its classification.But it too, has had its doubtful moments and for a few of the war years did not operate.Huntingdon Fair carried on during those times in its usual small way.Today it is operating on a much larger scale and is thinking toward getting into Notes.a new classification.Huntingdon Fair has its shortcomings, Everyone will admit that and the officials too are fully aware of the fact.The midway feature has always been a headache.Various means have been tried over the past few years to provide better attractions.One year vaudeville acts were tried and another year a full Rodeo was brought in.Both did pull in larger attendances, but the expense of same almost put the Fair Board back inte the red once again.One fairly good midway came one year, but the terms of the return contract were so high it was impossible te re-engage it.It is very hard for the small Fair to get the top midways, there is not enough patronage for them in the time allowed.It is possible that in due time a better midway will be coming and there is certainly à need for it.The Legion and the Werren\u2018s Clubs as the letter-writer describes them, are doing a wonderful job to boost the Fair and keep it going.Certainly they stand to gain something, but they also pay for the space used and provide some of the needs of the patrons while attending the Fair.There is a greater need for more exhi- biters in all sections and this would be welcomed.Whether a canvass of the area as suggested would help this, is a matter that perhaps should be given some consideration.With the upkeep of the Grounds and buildings, we are heartily in agreement.The more attractive the Fair Grounds and its surroundings can be made, the greater the interest that can be maintained.We agree that a bit of paint splashed around can do wonders, and some of it should be done on the inside of the buildings too.The industrial building is one such place which could stand a whole lot of renovation before the next Fair in September.The Fair Board is fully aware of these things and each year tries to make some improvement or addition.Planting of flowers and such, poses a question, as these require a great deal of attention if they are to be attractive.They almost require a full time gardener.There is no doubt such would be an acquisition to the Fair Grounds and buildings.We hope Mr.Malone, we have cleared up some points for you and perhaps a number of other people.Our Fair Board is not as far behind is it may seem, But all these things take time and money.The time has been donated on more than one occasion, but more than time is needed to provide the money to overcome the earlier difficulties and keep the Fair operating on an improved basis over the years.We trust you will now get a better view of the situation, but we do thank you for your letter, for it shows that you too are interested and want to see a real good Huntingdon Fair.Changes That May Come With The Future 1967 could be a memorable year for many reasons.Besides it being the year of Canada\u2019s Centennial and expo \u201867, * will also be the year for Operation 55.The latter has to do with the tremendous upheaval that is taking place in the Educational Field of the Province of Quebec.It is a project in which we should all be interested.It does not matter if we have children attending school, or not, it is such an evolution that it will affect us all.It takes in the whole province and affects our two school systems as they were known previously, Whereas there were two departments one for Roman Catholic and the other for Protestant schools, the system is gradually being integrated info one, under a Minister of Education.The two groups are still being administered to in their separate categories, but under one head.With the instance of the Regional School system which will look after the students of the High School level, some difficulties have arisen.There is a movement on the part of English speaking Catholics formerly a part of the Catholic school system, to join with the Protestant Boards for the education of their children.Already several agreements have been reached in this respect in various parts of the Province, There are now two such Member of: Canadian Although every precaution will be taken to avoid error, The Gleaner accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be fiable for any error in any advertisement published hereunder unless a proof of such advertisemnt is requested In writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc Entered as recor EITH HOWDEN.President and Publisher ass ma Payment of postage in cash Tent: Ottawa, and for Subscription rate: $4.50 per year - U.S.A.$5.50 - Single copy 12c sskly Newspapers\u2019 Association agreements in our own area.The latest one is the Youville Board at Chateauguay, which signed only last week to have its English speaking pupils share the facilities of the Protestant Regional School.There are some others who may decide on the same course of action in the very near future.They will have to make a decision soon, or it may be too late.This year of 1966 is one in which we may see a large number of plans for new schools approved and building operations started.In our own area this would involve Huntingdon, Ormstown and Cha.teauguay.According to the major plan of Operation 55, the new schools should be ready for occupancy for September of 1967.All the arrangements are being worked out with this in mind and it is quite possible that everything will be according to schedule.Brought to mind are a number of things that will be involved in the changes that will take place.In view of the fact that a number of grades will be moved out of our present schools, it is most likely that a number of the rooms now in use will not be needed.The same will apply to teaching staff.This is a matter which school bosrds should keep in mind with regard to future planning.Teachers will be re- Office signed by the advertiser and with such error and correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that cane 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.TEV \u2019 25% In this period.: \u2018\u2019Meat prices are expected to rise relative to other prices, \\particularly beef.Slight price declines are seen for poultry imeat.\u2018Egg prices are likely | # io fall 5% or more.Milk 7 7 ; 7 \u201cCOUNTRY NOTEBOOK\u201d prices will fall slightly on a BY WALKER RILEY national (U.S.) basis.Vege- ENNSHRSNNNHENANKNS: fall about 5%, : about 6% on the average.\u201d Last week, I made my first the acreage lost to agriculture.\u2019 and Chicago.The only farm- same patterning 1 saw was from the| Therefore, | train window, so I can't give|rough study this of In Michigan, more milk will visit to Michigan State Univer- the average farm income, and be produced by fewer cows sity, halfway between Sarnia the problems, also, follow the the report says.\u201cMilk produe- \"tion on D.H.IL.A, farms is ex- very tho-'pected to reach 16,000 lbs.per Michigan's cow by 1980.For all cows, it {you a personal view of agri-ifuture in agriculture could will increase from 9,284 1bs.weather In All His 87 Years\u201d,jsuch a cruel November since 7 {\u2014 LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS ¢ - - table prices are expected to\u2019 and fruit by \u201cNever Has He Seen Such Wednesday, By Frank Napier correct, that there hasn\u2019t been 'culture in that state.I did see give us some clues what to ex- in 1964 to 12,000 lbs.in 1880.)i5 the heading of an old coun-,1868.\u2018many snow-covered fields of pect here fifteen years from ; ¢ I , \u201cTo step up milk produc-itry newspaper clipping which: corn still unharvested both in now.Jocal factors will make tion per cow, grain and pro- the Laird of Dockendale \u201cOn the steep slopes of Riding Barns Farm (in the south west Ontario and in some difference, but in fact tein supplement feeding willishowed us the other night! County of Durham) the drifts Michigan, Some was down every producer on the North be pushed up to 6300 lbs.by along with a letter from Mr.are 10 to 15 feet deep.None but most was standing and American continent is really 1980 in D.HILA.herds (com-|INed Bowman, Riding Barns, of the Bowmans have been out \u2018still in good shape.\u2018ently the difference is due to Here are a few highlights con- More silage will replace much the variety planted.\\densed from the lengthy re.of the hay and pasture.I brought back a really in.port.teresting publication just off, \u201cFarm prices\u201d.the report Urea could replace as much as the press\u2014 \u201cProject 80: Rural says, \u201care projected to in- one-third of the plant protein Michigan Now and in 1980\".Tt crease by 209% in the next supplements in rations.Dry caught my eye because agri- fifteen years.The cost price lot or storage feeding will be culture in Michigan seems to squeeze will likely continue more generally practised on a be surprisingly similar to Que- however, as prices farmers year round basis.By 1980 rebec\u2019s; the number of farms pay are expected to increase | to many physiological pro- higher production per cow.\u201cParlour milking of cows lahour required per cow and \u2018replacement per year are expected to decline from about A RED-EYED TEACHER Ever been on shift work?it hasn't improved much dur- Most nurses have.Many in-ing the intervening years.dustrial workers have.Farm- This year, at our school $2800\" ers, executives, merchants, of- we're on a double shift.A \u2019 fice workers \u2014 and until re- combination of post-war baby increase from $1900 to about Here is paragraph from the report another startling cently, teachers \u2014 have not boom and bureaucratic red The total b Ma id had that delightful exper.tape have produced a situation ® io