The gleaner, 13 décembre 1967, mercredi 13 décembre 1967

[" SIBLE ER! \u2018machines 0rwarg 1g) aching, sted shun} ing tor seat closed fan KER (gig | nclusded Sponsored By Ormstoun Lions Club LIONS CLUB NOW BEING FORMED AT HEMMINGFORD On Wednesday evening of last week, a group of Heinmingford's business men moved to join the more than 20,000 communities in more than 130 nations or geographical locations of th steps to enter the great family of Lionism under the sponsorship of the Lions Club of Ormstown.As a prelude to the official inauguration of the Lions Club of Hemmingford, the regular meeting of the Lions Club of Ormstown was held in Hemmingford at tho Frontier Inn to give charter mem- hers and other prospective members an opportunity to see the procedure followed and to participate in the good fellowship which is such an integral part of Lions Cluhs everywhere.To say that the meeting was enjoyed by all present is to put it very mild- lv indeed.Also it would pro vide an eye-opener for the pessimists who say that the | national, Lion Gerald also, acted as song leader, and, showed a proficiency in this! regard which was obviously] horn of long experience.Ormstown Lions Secretary.Frank Anderson, at the request of Lion President Serge D'Amour.explained to the gathering why their meeting was being held at this time and place, and stated also that at the conclusion of the e world, when it took initial chairman of the Christmas Party committee reported that arrangements had been concluded to have the annual party held in the Ormstown Curling Club on Saturday evening, Dee.168th.This is in|Ormstown meeting, an as keeping with the desire of|sembly would be held im- many members to have the|mediately by the Hemming: ford group.together with the weather should be very incle-|representatives from Lions ment on the party date.International and the other | ; clubs.In coneluding the meet- , Guest Speaker of the even-ling Lion President Serge ing was Lion Gordon Green|thanked fellow Lions for their who took as his subject \"Why attendance and also expressed am a Lion\u201d, and gave threeljis delight to see such an ex- predominating reasons for this.{cellent turnout from Hem- Naturally enough.these were mingford itself.The meeting affair held locally in case the two founding nations of Canada are unable or unwilling to communicate with each other.\u2018 Sharing in this Ormstown Lions regular mecting.chair ei by Lion President Serge D'Amour, were 18 members of that club, also 5 Valley- field Lions, 9 Lachine-Lake- shore Lions, together with 21 ; ! charter and prospective mem-| hers from Hemmingford.Following the usual Lions especially Club routine, Ormstown Lion President Serge D'Amour call-las did Lion Gerald Butt of ed for reports from the various club committees as well a from the treasurer The SEA CADET INSPECTION HERE |.DRAWS LARGE A pleasant evening was spent on Wednesday of last week when the inspection of the Sea Cadets was held at the Legion Hall and sponsors and other interested parties gathered to witness the event.A social gelt-together was held prior to the inspection, when Commander A.S.Bron- skill was introduced to the guests, Later the group filed into the other hall where the Cadets put on their drills and were inspected hy the Commander.: It was a good crowd and many parents were also present to see their sons as they paraded for the Commander.They went through a number of drills and then the Commander was piped aboard and the inspection was on.The hoys were pleased when C.C.C.CONCERT scribers that because of a break-down in its HALL FAIRLY WELL ATTENDED photography department, the newspaper is unable to publish many important pictures thi: , , .; , week.Included in the photographs held over i The concert Sponsored byand also those taking part.until next issue are all photographs taken on A \u2018ra torn M en rogramme Friday evening at the official opening of the dios and Terry Bingley on, Master of Ceremonies \u2014 new Chateauguay Valley Regional High School.Saturday evening af the Le- Maria Sindezky \u2014 Animatrice gion Hall, was fairly well attended, The program consisted of organ.guitar and vocal selections by students of the studio and some other artists.based on the service rendered|was then adjourned.to the community by Lions, [provisional Officers Elected narticularly to those in need.In the meeting which fol- ind primarily on the fact that|jpwed.and with great enthu- i Lions Club provided neigh-jsjasm, tentative plans were horliness which was otherwise| made for Charter Night to be \u2018nften found lacking.In other{neld on March 30th.of the words, thought of and care[pew year.and the following for others were a lions Club provisional officers were outstanding feature.elected: President, Leslie Keddy.Vice-President, Gordon Hill.Director, Réal Fortin.Secretary, John MeKough.Treasurer.Léonard Malen- \u2018ant.International Lion Representative, Larry Chisholm.who \"had come from Quebec City for this meeting, also spoke hriefly at this time \u2014 the Valleyfield Club who is| Other officers and commit- associated with Lion Larryltee chairmen, etc.will be in representing Lions Inter-chosen on Charter Night.\u201cAccordion solo\u201d: 10.\u2018Time commercial\u201d, Lionel \u2018Vachon at the Thomas Organ.\u2018Intermission 11.\"Organ solo\u201d.Sandra Brunette: 12.\u201cGuitar solo\u201d: 13.\u201cOrgan duet\u201d, Sandra and Ray Brunette: 14.\u201cSteel guitar group\u201d: 15.\u201cOrgan solo\u201d, Murray Carr: 16.\u201cAccordion solo\u201d; 17.\u201cOrgan duet\u201d, Barb McCaid, Linda French; 18, \u201cGroup arrangements; 19.\u201cOrgan duet\u201d.Lionel Vachon, Terry Bingley: 20.Lionel Vachon.\u201cO Canada\u201c.ATTENDANCE the commander spoke to them individually as he went the rounds.Evervone was pleased when he announced after the inspection.his pleasure at such a fine turn-out and the smart way in which all did their routines.He congratulated the officers on the manner in which the Cadets acted to the commands and they were a credit to Huntingdon.There was much said by the audience after as to appreciation of the unit and evervone enjoyed this display.Following the inspection refreshments were served to all A copy of Gustav Vigeland's \u201cEmbryo\u201d will be on exhibit in the Norwegian pavilion at Expo 67.It is a sculpture of an unborn child.The original \"(LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS e \"105th YEAR Lindsay Cullen W, LINDSAY CULLEN William Lindsay Cullen of Ormstown has recently received the Centennial Award of Merit for his work with the youth of the area.Mr.Cullen has devoted a lifetime of effort to teaching children the rudiments of music and musical instruments, with the result that little or no delinquency has been reported of, any of his pupils Over a period of twenty or more years.Mr.Cullen has heen active in poli- fies, in the Federal, Provincial and Municipal levels, at pros- ent he is a member of the Ormstown Town Council.Through his untiring efforts for over two vears, he was finally successful in having International Lions Club in Ormstown, and was the first President.He is also Presi dent of the Thateauguay Valley Music Festival, for which he worked hand in hand with and a further social time was sculpture is in a park in Oslo.spent, The {following further Sea Cadet Sponsors are addcd to previous lists: Chas.Grant, Calvin Carr.Leo Roskies, Nat Roskies, 1.eo Cappiello.AT LEGION IMPORTANT the organ.Brian Bru- Lionel Vachon at 1.\u201cOrgan solo\u201d Cause of the trouble nette: 2.\u201cAccordion group\u201d, Linda French, Jean-Paul Bol- on metal and called \u201ccuts\u201d.due, Wayne Galipeau: 3.within 2 radius of several \u201cOrgan solo\u201d, Joann Bourdeau: presently installing The Gleaner regretfully Klischograph, an electronic machine that reproduces pictures onto plastic which are mounted a new Klischograph The pieces by the students|4.\u201cOrgan solo\u201d, Debbie Riel; showed progress in the in-|5.\u201cAccordion solo\u201c.Linda struments played and some of{French; 6.\u201cOrgan solo\u201d.Ray the duels showed excellent |Brunette: 7.\u201cGuitar solo,\u201d timing by the participants, |Bob Dell: 8 \u201cOrgan duet\u201d, sured he will be at The The program was as follows!Debbie Riel and Murray Carr: Kingston, Ont.printing plant.We have been as- NOTICE advises its subis a malfunction in our The only expert hundred miles is in a Gleaner on Saturday and therefore trust the machine will be in first class order on Monday morning.Chateauguay Valley Regional High School Is Certainly A School To Be Very Proud Of The new Chateauguay School was formally opened on Friday, December 8th., although it has been in operation since about the middle of September.Many obstacles had to be overcome and some of the shops will not be fully operative until the fall of 1968.It is indeed a splendid school and ome that the students should be proud of.It is going to provide our children with an education that will carry them through their lives much more easily than their parents.The methods of teaching and the methods of study are more along the lines of a university but to a level that the students can meet Naturally to accomplish the objective, this school is provided with much in the way of equipment and wider in scope in the applications.A whole vocational section provides an addition which has never before been in use in a high school.The scope of this is wide and will therefore offer greater opportunities for the students to equip themselves to better advantage than has previously been the case.At the moment it is all new both to the teachers and the students, but little by little all are fitting into the way of things and in due course the running will be more smooth.The school has over 70jsome of this is taken up by rooms all of which fit into thelan upper story To attempt to overall plan of the Regional describe each and every part School.It is of course a largejof this educational cdifice school and occupies a coN-iwould require much more siderable area of terrailspace than we can possibly al- While of necessity it sprawls|low at one time.Thus we must somewhat across the landscape, deal only briefly and in a gen- Valley Regional High eral overall fashion in attempting to describe what is to be found in this truly magnificent school.Modern In All Ways First of all, it is modern to the umpth degree, hut it is possible that it can be outdated by later schools of the same type.Its styling is pro- hably unattractive, buy it is to the modern trend.the outside does not portray sculptural cornices, pillars and such.everything is plain and on the square.However, when one gets on the inside a certain beauty in finish is apparent.The large entrance into a spacious lobby is an introduction to what is found throughout the whole building.The floors are tiled in the modern day patterned designs and colors which blend with the rest of the decor.One enters first a small rotunda through many glass doors.A short distance and many more glass doors open into the lobby itself.There is a grandeur here that is totally unlike what one generally associates with a school.Inside Story Once inside one must got a sense of direction, or acquire a guide.Off to the right is the main office with several secre- tarieg at their desks.Off to onc side of this are the Principal's office and those of the two Vice-Principals.This is where the first business must \u2018be conducted.Just outside the office on the right is a staircase which leads to the upper floor, right across the lobby on the left is the huge cafeteria with a glass front and doors.Opposite this on the right is the entrance to the auditorium.A little further along on this same side is another staircase which leads to the upper floor.At this point large corridors lead off in three directions and along which are various classrooms and special rooms for a number of types of study.At various times these corridors and the lobby are a hive of motion as the students change various classrooms or file into the cafeteria or make their way to the outside for a recess period.It is seldom completely quiet in this area, as we have been used to expect in former schools.The upper floor is quite similar except that there (Continued on page 10) Receives Centennial Award ! the late Christine Sherrington, at the time of its inception in Ormstown, W.Lindsay Cullen owned and operated Pleasant Valley Dairy.later becoming jobher in the area for Guaranteed Pure Milk Co.He has sold his business within the past few weeks.and has taken up a full time Career as Music teacher.He is on the staff of CVH, also has classes at Hun- tingdon Elementary and Orms- ' nated on Route 4 a short distance from Ormstowi.\"HUNTINGDON, QUE.DECEMBER 13th, 1967 DR.H.S.BILLINGS GUEST SPEAKER CHAIRMAN J.BLAKE LAYS CORNERSTONE Probably one of the greatest events that has taken in various parts of the school place in the Chateauguay Valley for some yours, was! to hear the program Mem.the official opening of the new Chateauguay Valley; bers of schoolboards which form a part of the Regional Regional High School, on Friday evening at Ormstown.Upwards of 1,500 people from all the surrounding areas attended the opening of the school which is sit- School were also present with the members of the Regional School Board on the stage of ; ; ; ae the sptendid auditoritun Other This school is new in every respect, new building, invited guests were also pres new type of school building with many phases of edu- ent with this therm M cational scope, takes in a larger aren from which stu-jHoward 8 Billinus former de.dents are drawn.has several new concepts never be-jputy Minister of Fdueation for fore tried in this Province und comes under n new| Quebec.but now retired.was directive of education in this Province.It hus much the Guest Speake that is making today's history of education.My GC Carpenter, a ment g ber of the Chafénuguav Val It ie only natural then that a sense a dream comeples Regional Hivh School this sehool has been attracting true They were able to secj Board, was Master of Core interest from near and fardthe fruits of the long hours of! monies He welcomed every People were anxious to see{labour sinee the creation offone and gave an outline of the Board in 1965 events leading up to the com: they came with thay purpose Thus il was that in ne time| pletion of the school and ifs Te those who have been re-[the auditorinm which seals) starting into use mr September sponsible for planning andlaround 600 people was filed of this vear Ile said it was the building this school, it wasland a large crowd gathered! first polivalens school unde MAYOR CAPPIELLO TO SEEK RE-ELECTION IN FEBRUARY The Council of Huntingdon for the fiscal year met again on Monday even-[becember 31, 1967 it and know more about it and Ormstown H ending town Elementary Schools, The citation and medal were re cieved \u2018by Mr.and reads: On the occasion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada The Centennial Medal is conferred on Councillor William Lind say Cullen in recognition of Valuable Service to the Nation Juty 1, 1967 The Huntingdon Board of Protestant Commissioners met Academy, on Thursday ove ning, with a full hoard pre sent.After reading the hills and passing them for payment the secretary read a letter an nouncing grants received from the Government.A special meeting may be called to approve of the Budget when details of this have heen received.Arrears of taxes are to be Cullen last weeklmemhers present, Moved by Alderman Brise-|sewer on his property on hois, seconded by AldermanBenm St so that he could Murphy that December 26(build a house.Agreed and January 2 he observed asl Moved by Alderman Me- civie holidays.terrigle, seconded hy Alder Moved by Alderman Brise- [man Laplante that the em New Form Of Report Card To Be Issued School Pupils Dec.15 in the library of Huntingdon|On the 21st there will be a ing, December 11 with Mayor) Mr 1 Fournier has ined Cappiello presiding and alljquired as to whether they town would install water and ployees of the filler plant receive an increase in their pay, hois, seconded by Alderman Legault that the firm Quesnel, Masse and Associates be re |bezinning January 1st, tained lo prepare fhe report) Alderman Laplante saidj.that at a future meeting he} will present a notice of motion to amend by-law 2689 in order that in future construe tion and alterations, all stairs will have to he incorporated in the building.Moved by Alderman Me- Gerrigle, seconded by Alder man Brisebois that the list of \u2018eleefors be accepted as is.will be changed considerably from those previously issued, Christmas Concert at the school and on the 22nd school on i ! The list includes 668 pro- will be dismissed for thel, yy gwners.240 fennants.Christmas and New Year hollthere are 5) other tennants days.A mid-term holiday hasta hose names do not appear been set for February 19th., 1968.A large table purchased from the Huntingdon Agrieul- tural Society has been placed in the library and provides a good area for reading.Mr.Brockman reported that he fely that the traffic situation had on the list hut who may vole providing they pay their wafer taxes before December 31st Mr.Cappiello has announe- ed that he would seck reelection as Mayor unless one of the Council members wish 18 PAGES eus \u2014 memes oe = 0000 em Chateauguay Valley Resional High School Officially Opened At Ormstown Friday the plan known as Operation 85 and i housed 200 English (speaking Catholie and 700 Protestant students, girls and \u201cboys The Planning Committee jhad_met for many months before, studying the various concept, and the relations and re quirements before it was decided to proceed with the actual building of this school, Then Mr RO Mosher was appointed Director-General and he bean to se, up the curr cuhum and to gather teaching staff The building is functionally designed and this work was carried out by the flim of Gondfellow, Hushes and Buch: ole and the plan was then approved by the authorities in Quelwe The whole was designed.with the students in mind who would vecupy it and the educational function it was to perform on their hee huni My Jack Blake, Chairman of the Chateauguav Valley Reg- t Continued on page (D) igh Graduate Chosen Rhodes Scholar vu A Lond Cache EAB a cards will he given out and needed checking from time to \" .; 1 ; = rey, a1 Tp \u2019 a rr seny for collection 1f not pre- improved considerably sinee on .ACTE viously paid the last meeting, but there re \u201c Pl upon which E or \u2019 : : i \" case > 0) supp od ) smber 15h, report] were still some infractions thay ts ; An On Decembes h Ï who would wish to fill the Mr.Brockman said that theseltime The Directors of the Caisse Populaire take pleasure in announcing to members and the public of Hunting- don and surrounding area, that the opening of the new place of business, located on Prince Street, next to the Police Station.will take place on Monday.December 18th.! 3 p.m.from Monday to Thursday 11:30 to 3 p.m.and from 7 to 8:30 p.m.on Friday.Founded on February 8th., 1961, with 44 members with a capital of $1,980.00.the Caisse had 129 members by the end of the first year of operation with assets of and at the end of November there were more than 1,000 with assets above $420,000.Furthermore, we have more than 500 scholars whose savings totalled almost $10.000.They have « sense of thrift.What is a Caisse Populaire: The law describes it as civil corporation.ruled by the Cooperative Syndicates of the province of Quebec, serving in a determined territory of no more than an electoral county increasing constantly = Mayor Leo Cappiellu nounced today that Hunting- don has been chosen by the in size.We can say that it|Industrial Relations Centre of is a savings and credit co-[McGill University as a site operative, trading with itsifor a major research project.The research is concerned with the relationship between educational and work experiences.The study in Hun.tingdon is to be the first of a set of international \u2018 studies which will be undertaken in Canada.the United States, Great Britain and France.members; the latter must own at least one social share at $5.00; the maximum is fixed at 200 shares or $1.000.Any member has a right at the annual meeting as to the choice of officials, all have the right to deposit in a savings account, issue cheques from his account and do business with the Caisse Populaire be- A Research Advisory Committee has been formed and Opening Of New Premises Of Caisse Populaire Monday 18th.i iness hours will be from 12:30 to To begin the business 3 imelustvely.10 to} vd at cach annual Mavors seal sides heing able to obtain a loan.Structure of the Caisse Populaire: The administration Council is formed of 7 members elect ed al the founding meeting meeting 2 of them must be reelected or replaced.Their duty is to jsee to the administration of | funds, immovables and the in terests of the Caisse for its $41,000; since then the number of members has been| good functioning: they must execute the decisions of the annual meeting: the Council must meet frequentily to study FA AU AM 6 ANDREW BAIN SANCTON RHODES SCHOLAR: A 1964 graduate of Ormstown High School, Andrew Bain Sancton, 19, has been selected as one of the year\u2019s two Rhodes Scholars from Quebec who next year will commence two years\u2019 study at Oxford University in England.He is due to graduate in Arts next spring from Bishop\u2019s University, Lennoxville, where he is an honors student in political science and history.Andrew is the som of Mr, and Mrs.John W.Sancton, R.R.3, Ormstown.He has been attending Bishop's on a four-year Ross Clarksom Scholarship and, upon graduating from OHS, was also the winner of the prize for highest standing in Grade Eleven in Ormstown or Huntingdon high schools, donated by Mrs.Jessie Reeves Ryser of Rockburn, The Credit Committee; ties of reimbursement of the 3 Members client and either accept or This committee studies theirefuse besides demanding a {the situation of the Caisse, the , monthly statement ele with the McGill research team.The members of the Committee are: Mayor leo Cappiello, Monseigneur J.À.David, Messrs.Georges Payette and François Gagné of the United Textile Warkers of America.Messrs.François Cleyn and Sidney Cohen of Cleyn and Tinker Ltd.Mr.Ben Roskies of the Hunting- don Woollen Mills, Mr.F.Tardif of Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame, Mr.A.Brock- man of the Huntingdon Academy.Messrs.Earle Templeton requests for loans, considers backer when necessary.No their necessity, the possihili (Continued on page 3) Huntingdon Chosen For Research Study at- will be working very closelyand Jack Blake of the Cha: these two major life expe teausuay Valley Regional riences affect each other.The Schonl Board.and Messrs.\\ociologists from MeGill Univ Maurice Marleau and lersity will be talking t phonse Caron of La Commis- erst 0 wi ide \" es ç com sion Scolaire Régionale Sala- munity residents about their berry {own experiences.Professor William Westley, Mr.Joseph Ryant has been Director of the [Industriallnamed by Professor Westley Relations Centre and Directorjto act as the project's Field of the Research Project, ex-IDirector, Mr Ryant hay al plained that there have been|ready spent some time an many sweeping changes in the[Huntingdon, making arrange.world of work and the or-ments for the research to ganization of education.He|begin, and he looks forward said that it is especially im-to meeting as many of the portant to learn about howresidents as possible, aa PERE TINIAN Ch lala =» - yr ax PSUS.SCE LN venin Ee Bd nr aE IBLE aan i og oe = Taw LF 2 - The Gleaner Wednesday, December 13th, 1967 Plans Made For Decorating counts.Mrs.K.B.Ness thanked Mrs, Sancton for the informa- County Hospital For Christmas .6th, when Howick Women's - Institute entertained the mem- a - Paws ol sr roll en ae =} SL LLL LL An Executive Meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary was held Monday evening.Dec.4th, with twelve members present, The minutes of the previous) meeting were read and approved by the president, Mrs.Leo Curran.Another Silver Bank was received with contribution from Mlle Marie St.Laurent, this brings the total for this very successful Centennial Project to $3,008.45.Mrs.Hawley, matron of the hospital.reported that two High\u201410 beds with sides and lamps, two bedside tables, tive over-bed tables had been ordered.| It was moved and seconded The Service Committee have purchased gifts far the patients and staff, and are now| preparing for decorating the hospital for Christmas.The next regular will be held Jan.8th.1968.As there was no other business, it was moved by Mrs.Brisebois and seconded by Mary McFarlane, meeting adjourn.meeting News From Howick | There were two ladies on the platform among the VIP's at the opening ceremonies of the Chateauguay Valley Regional School on Friday evening, December 8.and we are proud to say that both are from Howick.Mrs.Robert McFarlane was the Secretary and also a member of the Planning Committee, which met for the first time on January 28, 1965.From that time on there were] dozens of meetings, both of the Planning Commitice and sub-committees.Mrs, Kenneth Glover is the Sceretary - Treasurer of the Howick Protestant School Board and during the planning and building years did a tremendous amount of research and clerical work and also attended many meetings.It was a thrilling experien- _ cc for them to attend the opening ceremonies and to see the building which had risen due to the tireless cfforts of so many people, and of which they were a part.W.l.Meeting About 40 ladins met at the United Church Hall on Wed: nesday afternoon.December bers of Cercle de Fermicres amd Aubrey-Riverfield W.1.Mrs.Huntley Greig presided \u2018and welcomed everyone in French and English.~~ how to make a Christmas decoration.The visitors had been invited to take part and many pretty and unusual decorations were shown.Others had been used to decorate the hall so the whole room had a gay Christmassy look, A short business meeting was held when $10 was voted towards the Colombo Gift Plan.| Welfare and Health contri buted an item to recognize the recent heart transplant operation in South Africa.Mrs, James Lang read an amusing parody on the por.\u201cThe Night Before Christmas\u201d.Mrs.Huntly Greig kindly provided recorded Christmas music which was enjoyed by everyone, Mrs.Sancton of Ormstown was the guest speaker at this meeting and she spoke of the social work being \u2018done in Huntingdon County with a staff occupying an office in Valleyfield.No financial help is given = but it operates under 4 mair departments, viz: \u2014 (1) Coun selling (2) Placing welfare children, investigating homes when people apply for adop tion, and finding suitable living quarters for old people who are homeless and need help.(3) Alcoholics, (4) Give assistance in administering.This is a position that re quires special abilities.such as tact and a skill in dealing The roll call was answered by displaying and explaining Ce Look Your BEST po \u2018 sde Eve DRY (LEANING 2 hulisgdon Cleaners \u2018 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 67 - Tel.-264-5440 \u2014 Huntingdon e CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS with people.We feel Mrs Sancton qualifies on both tion she had brought to the mecting and presented in such an interesting manner At this time cach luds received half a Christmas Card were served from a table decorated Christmas cover, fat red and white candles, colourtul ornaments and a silver tea service at each end.There were deli- long with a.cious Christmas Bread Rings and a variety of decorated cookies, short bread, and cheese.Tea was poured hy Mrs.Arthur Kerr and Mrs.James D.Lang.The three groups of ladies enjoyid being together at this special Ch,istmas meeting, The presidents Mrs.Math Mc Kell and Mrs.R.Mailloux expressed their appreciation.that a vacuum cleaner bed those with matching) white Gift Sunday purchased halves were partners for luneh, The refreshments) The many white gifts re ceived at the Sunday morning service at the United Church will be taken to McDonald House, Montreal.The service, a very beautiful one, was un der the leadership of Donald STRIKE New 68 Fords 66 FALCON sedan.66 CHEVROLET Bi 225 H.P.63 FAIRLANE 500, 63 FAIRLANE, Sed Tel.264-5356 We must clear our Used Cars at SPECIAL DISCOUNTS To make room for Trade-Ins 66 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 dr., H.T.66 PLYMOUTH Fury 1, Sedan 66 CHEVROLET Belair, Sedan 66 COMET Capri, Sedan 65 MUSTANG, 2 dr., Hard-Top, V8, 4 speed Transmission 64 GALAXIE 500, sedan 62 PONTIAC, Station Wagon 59 OLDSMOBILE, Sedan JEEP, 4 wheel drive Roch Trepanier 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who visited her home last summer.Mis.Roy (Aadiv) had a most unusual experience during Expo.She had dreided against community and Woollen ills her Centennial Tour at Huntingdon.She called this (Continued on page 5) N Garg SANTA HIMSELF, WANTS \u2014 LAST OF THE 67'S 67 GRANDE PARISIENNE \u2014 4 DR., H.T.FULLY EQUIPPED PONTIAC PARISIENNE \u2014 2 DR., H.T.FULLY EQUIPPED ALL AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES GOOD WILL USED 66 VALIANT SIGNET 2 dr., H.T., Automatic 66 METEOR 4 DR.SEDAN 63 OLDSMOBILE | 2 dr, H.T., Fully © 4 TON TRUCK WITH + TRAILING AXLE GALAXIE 4 DR, SEDAN FULLY EQUIPPED Power Steering, Radio V8 Auto.Radio Equipped 4 dr, Sedan Fully Equip.sam | save Dade SORE 60 FRONTENAC LHOFORD | 6 OLDSMOBILE roc 10 COACH Convert, Fully Equip.FULLY POWERED | PS.P 3» AUTO., ome soFor | RAMBLER | has 4 DR., SEDAN, AUTO.RA ADIO CARS 63 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4 DR., SEDAN, FULLY EQUIPPED wl Ce SE CR OPEN NIGHTS 7 P.M.Ca to 9 P.M.GM PLAN RIVERSIDE MOTORS LTD.+ TELEPHONE 264-2933, IF NO ANSWER CALL 264-3165 HUNTINGDON PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY \u2014 YOU'LL LIVE LONGER entertaining anyone, after a heavy wini\u2026 =chedule in con) nection with Curlinz, However a sister and her husband came from Toronto one week-end.She asked Mrs.Roy to take two friends for another we-k- end and from then on it nauvh roomed, Their friends begged her to take other friends and Mrs, Robert E.Ness.Bibles were prosented to six: 5ot.g people in the SS.Ken neth Dalgleish, Kenneth Knox, Debbie McKetl, Mark Temple- ton, Carol Turner, Elaine Younie, ing part were Margaret You- nie, Lynn McFarlane, Barbaia Hanson, Susan Fingland, Jane Stuckey, Cheryl Champ, Janice Peddie, Jean Turner, Judy Wilhelmsen, Agnes McKell © Some i ie Sar At the close the group encircled the auditorium carrying lighted candles.Instead of This was an appropriate time for a short but interesting talk about the Bible given by the singing Taps Special pene relatives and when Expo ev.John S.Anderson.diction was used.Miss Isabellclosed she had entertained 125 For ; A lovely carol, \u201cSleep Lit-|Frith provides excellent lcad-|guests, Ford INTERIOR te Dove\u2019 was sung in Frenchjership for this group.and English by the choir, These guests were mostly which has prepa: d special] 50618! News teachers, nurses, doctors and music for cvery Sanday in One rink of ladies entered a various graduale engineers and, December, {riendly bonspiel at the Whit- -| were most interested in thel ; L lock-Golf and Curling Club, history of Chateauguay Valley.The Siloki C.G.I.T.held|Hudson.Skip Brenda Black.[t was Addie\u2019 pleasure to take their annual service on Suncay| Marion Houldsworth, Do{ Gar- them to ses the site of the\u2019 evening, December 10th.The, nier and Audrey Scoit com- new Regional School, at Orms- service was called Conversa-| prised the team.They played town, Barrie Memorial Hospi-| tion and Celebralion 1967 andja morning game and enjoyed ta], Nurses\u2019 Residence, Orms-| an unusual, beautiful and in-|a desicious lunch of tourtiercs town Exhibition, Monument to.tcresting programme wasland Christmas Pudding.the Battle of Chateauguay, heard.Mrs.Gerald Roy has return- Green Giant Plant, Ste, Mar- The singing by the girls of ed [rom a | holiday in Torontu, tine, Historic Churches of the Ce Si We NS 15 00 INSTALLED © ROCH TREPANIER Automobile Inc.Tel, 264-5356 _Euntinrdon QE = = = FE li Re | LET CECE SOLVE YOUR SHOPPING PROBLEMS FOR CHRISTMAS ° GREAT VARIETY ° QUALITY ° AT THE BEST PRICES Reflectors re NF Es HASBRO \\ Something new! 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Makes sorbets and sundaes.Every \u201cyoung $2.99 housekeeper\u201d will appreciate it.Made in plastic, 9° X 5 1/4\u201d.Contains 10 flavors \u201cIce men\u201d.twelve paper cups, wooden spoons and instructions.SSE POOL TABLE for the FAMILY Fectures: solid *op in reinforced steel and covered with green felt; steel frame mahogany finish, moulded pockets: balls returned adequately.Folding legs, The set includes numbered shining balls (1154): 2 tube) steel dueue sticks, 33 X 21 A new cxciting game for young and not so young.Each player blows balloon and each must take care not to bust it, Included: extra balloons } and point system an.structions, Ta: \u201cMOTORIFIC\u2019\u201d RACE TRACK 39 segments : of track LITE-BRITE Create beautiful color drawings 6.99 MICROSCOPE ENLARGE 75 TIMES Rég.$7.98 54.49 Big choice of TIMEX watches SAVE 30% and more on CHRISTMAS at reduced prices DECORATIONS 939 cRaNDE ILE VALLEYFED TEL 371 x Sn hie PSS US 22 - PPADS =P PP 1 Established Since 1887 158 CHATEAUGUAY ST.TEL.264-2944 BOURGON, CLUFF INC.CHARTERED INSURANCE BROKERS GENERAL and LIFE \u2014 SEE US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS HUNTINGDON Wednesday, December 13th, 1967 {= LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS @ tt The Gleaner - 3 7.his and | That ie Town elsewhere).three sons of Mr.and Mrs.John W.Sancton of Ormstown, order The Gleaner or The History ($16.00) for friends you CLEANERS DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE TEL.ZENITH 5820 FOR HOME PICK-UP AND DELIVERY REGD OR OUR AGENT F.LEFEBVRE & SON \u2014 83 CHAT., HUNTINGDON w TALK OR THE TOWNS throughout the Valley sinee Fri-Jhe was the recipient of the Reeves Scholarship in 1964 for!really want to send something they will enjoy._ S p 0 R T S \u2014 day evening has been the new Chateauguay Valley Regional highest marks attained by a student of either Ormstown or s# FRACTURES HIP \u2014 One of Ourtown\u2019s senior citizens,|High at Ormstown.The official opening was an auspicious Huntingdon high schools.He has been attending Bishop's| 7 7 oT OT OT = 77 (BOWLING Mrs, Marie Houle, age 89, recently fell in her home at 61|occasion with upwards of 2,000 men, women and children injon a four-year Ross Clarkson Scholarship.Following is in- u XMAS SHOPPING?1f| Farmer, Bowling League York St.and suffered a fractured hip.She was admitted|attendance.Hours, days, weeks, months and even years formation gleaned from the 1964 \u201cOracle : Born at Mon- so, don\u2019t forget an annual Team W L T TPF Pts to the County Hospital and later transferred to the Barrie|0f planning is reflected in every square foot of the huge|treal, January 17, 1948.Educated at Fredericton, N.B., Igh- subscription to The Gleaner Trout River 32 16 0 25462 64 Memorial.complex.With competent directors from the supervision tham, England; Hampstead School, Montreal; O.H.S.Activi- is a welcome gift in any|Herdman 96 22 0 25421 52 3# HEMMINGFORD HAS LIONS: Thanks to the Ormstown|level to the teaching staff and the maintenance staff to the lies: soccer, basketball, hockey.track, President of Student household and especially for| Boy Lions Club, a Lions Club of Hemmingford has been formed, Cafeteria department, the new CVR offers new horizons to Council; Circulation Manager of the \u201cOracle\u201d, dramaties.| the student or friend or re-| \u2018 initial meeting was held last Wednesday evening following the English-speaking youth of the district.In brief, never|(OFF THE RECORD: Andy, since you received the good news lative who is away from) S'tHement 26 18 0 22794 52 the regular weekly meeting of the Ormstown Lions.Presi-|has youth been offered so much in the local area.on Saturday, we've been wondering if Bogdan Krawchenke, | home.Mailed anywhere in|l'>Weiscourt 22 25 1 24245 45 dent of the Hemmingford Club is Leslie Keddy; Vice-Presi./< TWO.WAY RADIO: The Gleaner has learned from a 1964 Editor Of the \u201cOracle\u201d wasn't taking a deep, hard look Canada for $4.50 per year;| rookie! 22 27 0 25358 4 dent, Gordon Hill; Director, Real Fortin; Secretary John reliable source that school buses transporting students to and into the future when he predicted your \u201cprobable fate as > US.A.and overseas, $5,50,|'énklin 2227 0 2504 McKough; Treasurer, Leonard Malenfant.Charter night will|from the Chateauguay Valley Regional High School at Prime Minister of Canada?) Bogdan is also at Bishop's and) Just Fill in the order forms|ilinchin be March 30, when other officers will be named.Congra.| Ormstown will be equipped with two-way radios in the near EP involved with Andres in student government af below.If your subscriptions| brooke 22 18 0 20028 44 i future, The need of such equipment was evident on Mon.si : ere at 0.1.5.are gifts, appropriate cards| | ulations to aif the Lions of both these towns.(See report day morning: roads in some areas were dry and bare; other |\u201d AND IF ANYONE doubts that accidents can occur under will be mailed with your|l!'don.Truck ; _ _ VR Mat roads were glare ice and still others were snow covered.the most unusual circumstances, just ask Romain Menard Season's Greetings.Ihivers 11 32 1 19882 23 TT TT TT TTT The new CVRS serves students from a wide area and resi-J9f Ourtown\u2019s Metro store.Shortly after nine a.m.Monday, High Singles: dents of the various districts are well aware that the same|@ Metro truck loaded with ten tons of groceries backed \u2018an Singles: weather does not prevail for the whole valley.For instance, |into the lane off Chateauguay St.and Andre Hebert, driver, November 28th.: Dundee could well be experiencing freezing rain an hour|Parked the vehicle at the end of the lane, near the river, Nome Hay MeWhinnie 180 or two before Hemmingford, as was the case on Monday|and went inside the store.Hardly was he inside when Ronnie Dineen 175 morning.Similarly, Valleyfield may have clear skies while Someone raced into the store and yelled \u201cThe truck is slid- Add Ray Bergevin |, 171 Franklin is expeciencing a blinding blizzard, Two-way radios|i\"9 into the river!\u201d Sure enough, the truck had started to ress Maurice Buraneeau 171 : on the buses would allew drivers to communicate with the move on the icy surface and when the astonished men looked December Sth.190 school for the purpose of advising management of road out, the rear wheels were sliding down the embankment.Gardes lennie oe | IN S SPIRIT and weather conditions; also, if a bus encountered unex The rear of the van broke through the ice and settled in about Ju NA he ue 174 THE C RISTMA ki d th hool Id ive first four feet of water and the front wheels were high and dry a nee n Heim pected trouble of any kind, the schoo would receive on top of the bank.Fortunately, nobody was injured; also Name High Triples: hand knowledge, The idea of two-way communication for fortunate is the fact that the fruek hed b : be hed November 28th.school buses will undoubtedly meet with the unqualified straight into the lane and not on an angle io te Address Ronnie Dineen 487 : hool officials and , Jean Pierre Le If you are wondering rotons of parents as well as school officials an us vehicle might well have tipped on its side when sliding info con) pone | edue aus .: the river, pp 1 i - : d today that Hun- ., .December Sth.: what to give for Christ todo Ton EO Le Industrial Relations Centre [© MR.WILLIAM HOWIESON.who with his family reside Lu nden I-im 464 mas, what is nicer of McGill University as a site for a major research project.|!\" the former Gerald Levers home near the Herdman Cus- Jacques Ledue 451 : , 5 .smlationehin he toms, was soloist at St, Andrew's Presbyterian on Sunday.Name Jean Pierre Ledue 449 The research is concerned with the relationship between edu Mr.Howieson\u2019s rich baritone a 1 inted Dy than a flowering plant ||eational and work experiences.The sociologists will be con-| (© WOE FERHe FIC Bariione was sincerely appréciée Dy Bowlers Average tacting a cross-section of local citizens.\u2019 ; Address penn ne 8 that the whole family MONORAIL \u2014_ a four-mile pilot system of the proposed pd of RANKLY, we at The Gleaner are feeling pretty darn ho Alen [a ) Montreal.Utica Monorail transportation system will be started 990d.in recent days we've received more than a dozen rer 1 a aa 131 HN can enjoy for weeks in May, according to Gale A.Lytle Jr, President of the Quests for gift subscriptions from parents who say their sons Tat Jerre due J 2%) \u2019 Mohawk Valley, Adirondack, Montreal Monorail Inc.A and daughters away from home have suggested Santa Claus feeh Simpson 129 0.\u2019 \u2018vail.desianed and patented in|Send them The Gleaner for Christmas.This doesn\u2019t mean, Romie Dineen 129 .model of the passenger monorail, designed and patente th + h tudving dont h CHRISTMAS GIFTS Landen Helm 125 > We are having Canada, was on display at Place Bonaventure last Friday.Tom of e MY or \u201che are oe it yes that ee Bill Watson 125 he - : ; the bord keenly in-| The ner passed on to them, nor does it m at many A + É CHRYSANTHEMUMS Businessmen on both sices of when the muliiraillion dollar didn\u2019t order a subscription for themselves around Septem- annual subscriptions @ $4.50 Bil Steele 125 = Yellow \u2014 Bronze \u2014 Pink project becomes a reaiity, the 246-mile link would be built|ber, but it does mean that everyone, young or old, appre- LADIES BOWLING = POINSETTIAS \u2014 AZALEAS on the N.Y.C.railbed and Huntingdon, Valleyfield, Beau.|ciates receiving the \u2018home town rag\u2019 without delay.$4.50, annual subscription @ $5.50 Ww.L Pts 5.CYCLAMENS \u2014 POTTED HYACINTHS |harnois and Chateauguay would be the main stops on the for 2 oll years RA or $2.25 for six months will Alley Ann MEE ) .Canadian side of the run.send along a gi at wi e appreciated.i Total : yo > \u2018 =) Give us a call and we will RESERVE the \"VE HAVE A RHODES SCHOLAR: Talk of the town]the subject, we may as fell mention The Sellar History: |\" \" Jolly 5 27 12 72 9%) kind and colour you want.this week is the .act that 19-year-old Andrew Sancton hasWould you believe this book is also being requested by Ler kes a i» o : CHRYSANTHEMUMS heen awarded a Khodes Scholarship.Andrew graduated students?It's a steady seller for Anniversary and Wedding Please enclose Gift card from Ma Wanderers 17 22 50 3 from Ormstown High in 1964 and will acquire his B.A.|gifts the whole twelve months, but right now the younger NI rR 51 44 For only $ 95 next June at Bishop's University.Lennoxville.Eldest oflgeneration are wanting it too.Use the coupon below to Country FH 15 24 38 ROSS 2 men ee \u2014 nooo 0 .f Name Gai Nineties po a0 24 pening ofl.High Single Y O CENTENNIAL Aaaress Nicole Lalonde 194 McCO BR S.F R E E ; (Continued (rom page 1) Hi Yelle (71 : ., 9 riple Tel.264-5392 Huntingdon SILVER DOLLAR member of the Credit commit} UT Nicole Lalonde 15 _ tee has the right to borrow MORE ON PAGE 6 Ruth Yelle 441 ALSO AVAILABLE with any £50.00 pr er purchase and this from his Caisse or to endorse] \u2014\u2014\u2014 - - : - > 10.A == = ad, - a loan, \u2014- oo 1967 complete coin sets, Centennial Dollar Bills, without serial No.Limited quantity of 1967 Nickels.This committee has the NO TRADING STAMPS PRICES CHEAPER IT PAYS TO BUY AT LEFEBVRE'S power to supervise the credit and administration committees; they \u2018have the right to cheek at all times the documents, the books and to de mand a verification of the cash.The members of these committees receive no remunera- of Gifs, Au QE ar h 1 TI E tion and \u2018must he very discreet.\\ UN .For the protection of the PAIR of NYLONS q \u201c9, WEEKEND GROCERY SPECIALS members the Caisse Populaire Tilt Christmas ~ : must carry insurance for ith $5.00 P ; Effective Wed.Dec.13 to Sat.Dec.30 theft, burglary, five, fraud, or\u2019 (with $500 Purchase 2; embezzlement.! HOLIDAY 3 It is affiliated with the U- Gift Suggestions = No.1 Pasteurized Flamingo EXTRA SPECIAL nion Régionalde de Montréall DRESSES = \u2018C B tt Oven Dressed GIFT des Caisses Populaires Drs{|| Lovely BLOUSES $399 Tu \u201cLreame utter .A .jardins and the Fédération des||| by Bonne Belle , a ry Chickens Authentic Eskimo Claisses Populaires Desjardins| UP LADIES x Toe NS 2 Carvings.de Lévis.These two headquar ef 77 CU 00, ° \u201c= Ib.Evangeline Pottery ters make the audit when it} BULKY KNIT $8.95 WE ALSO CARRY A 4 to 5 Ibs.C Hud 's B becomes necessary for thelll PULLOVERS and LINE OF LADIES !/ udson s Bay good running of the Caisse:lll CARDIGANS UP |lsizes IN SUITS & DRESSES save 3c oT Woollen Blankets after verification they summon) QUILTED DUSTERS ; CITE Men's Shirts, Ladies\u2019 After penta oe prc om | QULTER OYSTERS 510551; KNIT SUITS = Maxwell House Pure Tomato Ski Jackets, Mohair Stoles.study and adoption hy the[| Completely Washable yp and Dinky Toys, Mecano Sets meeting.This is an added MIX 'N MATCH À) Instant Coffee Catchup Record Plavers protection for the members.2 pce.and 3 pce.SETS 2) 2.15 oz.Bottles y Insurance of Savings and| ORLON SUITS $12 95 is 0 10 oz.jar \u2019 and Records Loans: : | For Girls by Christmas Cards, Paper, The Caisse Populaire for tho{[| Machine Washable UP LADY ANNE 1 C Ribbons and Bows.past three years has insured Sizes 3-6X, 7-12 LL.° Philishave under 70 sears and this up.16 OUR 3 STORES m ars ane ni OPEN NIGHTS TILL PM.save 40c save 10c Electric Razors an amouni of 1.000, | STARTING DEC.13 _\u2014 | General Electric oans are also insured; Large Assortment .in the event of the death of Schwartz Mixed Radio and TV the horrower.the heirs do not LOOK SHARP! DRESS SMART! .have to pay the balance due, Shop At Peanut Butter Candies q You may obtain more details 16 oz.jar 30c from the manager.The Man That Knows Any Caisse Populaire makes \u2019 10 Any Caisse Populaire makes) MEN'S qi, save °° Reg.49c ,Ç General Electric Appliances from other banking institutions TOP COATS \"EC $°% @ 50 up Ly, I ; oo BRAITHWAITE'S Color Television in the locality.2 Libby's Salada Stereo and Television oa bonus on Lhe social cap.Xmas Special ; Krinkle Cut Green OFFER , gl ital is decided by the annual \u2018 i FI Polishers eting after study of th i BEETS Tea Bags only Tremere ey Tape Recorders financial report: it ay vary ALL WOOL COATS $49.50 2-20 oz.tins 60 pkg.Size QUALITY Fine English Bone China - \\M has been situe (hres years : an Royal Doulton Figurines They thank the newspaper MEN'S SHOES 29¢ Qc Distinctive Original Oil Paintings for.the publication of this arti.FREE $13.00 Value 5c Quality Crystal \u201concerning this by inguirine! MARTON'S with the purchase of save 6c .Save 14c Î Bl They thank in a very special , Corning Ware, Pyrex Ware way all the members who sin- MEN'S SUIT an weot $69.50 up WE GIFT WRAP Christmas Serviettes ations have rendered possible We have in stock a complete line ||-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Place Mats, Table Covers the growth-by their interest in , \u2014 \u2014 to make your Christmas fruit cake: | > able this intfution to render \u2018Sport Shirts 5198 ve soe, $12.95 Sweaters $7.93 | laced cherries, cut mixed peels, glaced Li services to the population of Pp up | fruits, Pecans, Walnuts, and also fresh tue ie\u201d Huntingdon and hopes to it ah a ===\" MARTONSS \"=\" resh assortment or Landies - o this achievement, we say olates in stock.RISTMAS and BRAITHWAITE BROS.Thi vow, STORES | MERRY an Beaudin, ish all possibl : TEL.264-2942 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL 163 Chateauguay Huntingdon Tel.264-5445 [puces © ee ol HUNTINGDON ORMETOWN = TEL 429 25 | M EE = \u2014= \u2014\u2014_ = = = \u2014 \u2018 4 - The Gleaner Wednesday, December 13th, 1967 { were G.Bicks, C.Hill and Rymanager in Zion Unitediby Mr.Charles Carpentier.grand-daughters, a sister, Flor- last week.The game warden 14 - The Gleaner Wednesday » December 13th, 1967 Laplante.Church for thirty-nine years,(Pallbearers were Messrs.| ence (Mrs.Ernest Watterson).Lacolle was called to dispose of the \u2014- : TEAM STANDINGS during which time he fulfilled Glen, Mort and Matt Cruick-*two brothers, Maitland of Ste.LACOLLE Miss Alberta animal the Christmas Cheer boxes his duties faithfully and well.shank, Howard Dyke, Charles) Agnes and Albert of Ceres, \u2014 Muss .île answer oll Team No.Pts.|He had a joly nature which|Fraser and Keith McPherson.|N.Y.Onc brother, Frederick|Lathe spent the week-end with] those from h h While answering the roll gmith's Store Aces 2 19 endearcd him to a mulfitudz| Left lo mourn his loss be-|and a sister, Mabel, (Mrs, Char-| Mr.and Mrs.A.Nicholi at ded he Po e War or wea.1 call, members enjoyed theljiemminzford Electric 1 15 lof friends, both young and|sides his wife are one daugh-|les Cook) predeceased him.|Candiac, also visited her ded the Potersen-Warner wed- emming or ews Christmas Pie.= poo Keddy & Somerville 3 14 old.He will always be remem-|ter, Mrs.Phyllis Forbes of ~~ |mother who is a patient in the(ding at Hemmingford on Sat- gots ated is Judges Lok Hawkins Garage 7 14 |bered as one ever ready to|Ottawa, and a son, Mr.Harlan| Interment was in Zion Royal Victoria Hospital inlurday were Mr.and Mrs, Jus, Hemmingford Music gether with 21 prospectie|Winners were Mrs.J.Robert.Marcel es £ 13%|lcnd a helping hand to a neigh-| Platt of Fort Covinglon; two Church Cemetery.ontreal.Robinson, Miss Alice Robin.vdent ; } qu \u2026 (Hemmingford Bakery bour.and, in earlier years, RSARSNNANK NA SAKEKS OX NR/ A south-bound transport|son, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Robin- vds = scouts to Gavin members Fone Hemmingiord on W.Clark and Mrs.Eddy Berthiaume 5 12 [through the goodness of his KEERAXSANRERS truck hit and killed a largejson land family, Mr.and Mrs.r ived|G i | weaned Regional Construction 4 11%] heart, he would take a bus or wolf in the vicinity of the by-|Don Robinson and Mr.and Farmer who has receivedjGordon Green was initiated as ; leigh load of ron! Fi h id fi our k ptiMrs.Elmer Robins word of his success in the Mc-jan Ormstown Lion.An enjoyable game was MIXED | EAGUE ra , oad of young people) % res.Î eas or y road near Blackpool one nightl! ner obinson, Gill Conservatory of Music| Elected as President ofjheld.Mrs, J.Espérance and High \u201cSingle ' | an retire pa 7 examinations held earlier this{llemmingford Lions was Leslie]Mrs.W.Clark being the win Al A Iter re remen a few years Chri; li 7 LINDSAY, COSGROVE & ASSOCIATES year.Gavin sat for the Grade Keddy, 1st.Vice-Pres.Gordon} ners.i Claudetl, La ellerin i 280, ape and Hazel pent ne 7 Fr 1S {mas IS t CC 4 Consulting Engineers 9 examinations in both Theory|Hill, Secretary, John McKough| A most amusing story was Lucille Duquette 154 Florida.wh 5 they \u201cno: ed Water Pollution Control, Water Supply, Sewerage and Practical Piano and pass-|Jr.Treasurer Leonard Malen-Jread by Mrs, R.Petch.Robert Vaillancourt 202 , where Lhcy enjoy Choose from a wide selection of crystal Industrial Woste Treatment Roads, Bridges, Structures ed both with honours.Now|fant, Tail Twister Vic Ruge-| A delicious lunch.served i h Tri le ancour an active social life.It rom | and glassware @ fine linens @ imported En- 2 Town Planning and Engineering Surveys.in Grade 11.at the Regional{nius and Director (2-yr period)jby Mrs.P.Reid, Mrs.E.an ne au 438 ne their retur .from glish china @ handwoven articles by Maria 4 Design, Estimates, Reports, Supervision, | school, Gavin is continuing|Réal Fortin, Other officers|Keddy, and Mrs.W.Keddy Rober! Vaill our aa 9 |1 be ls pas tS th 7 Svatina @ hand-knit baby sets and children's #| Westmount, 35 York Sireet, Montreal 6 .| 489.8251 with his music at McGillland Chairmen of Committees{brought a pleasant evening tol \u201cohert Valllancour oe began to fail in healt 5 an 2 Universit will be chosen later.The fourjan end.High Average During the last six months|% smocked dresses @ the latest in umbrella ; Homer Yd Fire Brigade {suggested committees to be Francine Latour 120 |much of his time was spent in 7 fashions @ antiques for the collector @ % Hemmingford Brigade was|formed will be\u2014 1.Project| BOWLING NEWS Gérard D'Amour 141 {the [fol Edward Chest Hos-\\% Gordon Fraser Gallery Christmas cards and al called out on Saturday even-[Committee, 2.Programme and|LADIES LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS oe enontreal, On Thurs |g gift-wrapping.4 F ° z uw.ler & | ing around 11-30 to the home|Entertainment, 3.Membership{High Single John McKough 2 13\\moved to the Huntingdon Z Z OUTZHLE L mm of Mr.and Mrs, Dave Shaw in and Altendance and 4.In Grace MacGregor 185 | Robert Vaihancourt 4 !l|County Hospital, where he|% Open evenings from December 18 4 e Roxham.The stove pipes in ternational and Convention|Hiah Triple \u2018 _ Michel Poissant 3 7|passed away in the carly hours % 4 onsteuction Re.the basement had become Comme il be held Grace MacGregor 485 Claude Mailloux I 1jof Friday morning, December|% ?overheated.Mr.Shaw a Meetings wi e held on re .8th.; worked on them with pails of|the 2nd.and 4th.Wednesday TEAM STANDINGS .The remains were in repose % f 7 FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN water and had managed to lof cvery month at 630 pm.| Capt.Team Pts, Obituary at Cosgrove Funeral Home in|# ¢ % LUMBER AND BUILDING keep it under control until |at the Frontier Inn.The next| J.Gagné 4 16 Fort Covington, where count- 4 MATERIALS the arrival of the firemen.|meeting in Hemmingford will A.Lee 5 16 {The Late Joseph Elmer Platt' loss folk paid final tribute to : % 12 firemen with the Booster (be the Charter Night.F.Ellerton 214 It is with deepest regretithe memory of a dear friend.|% 4 CROWN DIAMOND PAINTS tank went to work and al-| Much has been heard and| R.Lariviere 8 12% that we write of the passing Floral offerings were beauti- 2 though there was a great deallis known of the fine work] S.Keddy 7 10%{0f Joseph Elmer Platt, one of| ful and profuse.2 % Wall Tiles \u2014 Floor Tiles of smoke there was not, done by the Lions Club, for| A.Enderle 6 10 |Dundet's mo-t csteemed and] A Masonic service was held 2 .fortunately.any internal dam-jexample, Ormstown Lions| R.Henricksen 3 9 |welkknown citizens.on Saturday evening byl$ Zl: Electrical Fixtures age.As the house was filled|sponsor the Chateauguay Val-| M.Vaillancourt | 8 The youngest son of the late brothers of the Aurora Lodge Z| .with smoke Mrs.Shaw and thejley Music Festival; and it isfy ons COMMERCIAL John Platy and his wife the|387, Fort Covington.and on \u201ca 7 24 Lake St.Huntingdon Tel.264-5151 children went over to thejcertain that many of their|; pn or Ce late Mary Jane Millar, he was|Sunday by Kensington Grangel% \u2018 \u2014 home of Mr.Shaw Sr.near-jhelpfu! projects are done LEAGUE le: .wv gm Porn in Dundee on March 13, of which he was a Charter 12 4 by and spent the night there.|quictly and never reach the High Single: \u20ac rey Sas] 1894.He received \u2018his carly Member.# ; 4 : i fr pages of th Ws- Jal education in Elgin and Dun-| The funeral service, o ot 4 ; on ZOPE papers.By all accounts the ; , R.Cookman 235 deo.| ° the largest ev or held \"in Zion|Z LAMBTON STREET ORMSTOWN 7 \"BUS 11 & IL L the firemen in answering the|flemmingford meeting was a High Triple i\" ones gos On October 20, 1919, he was! United Church was conducted AXAVAARARAARAX KAR AREARR REAR AR KAR MAAR URNENN ¢ call.Mr.Shaw said they werejmost enjoyable affair and the A.Lenler 992 united in marriage with Missi; MARIRSEATRS ee 00 PRAM oo There in just 10 minute, foninew members are fired with L.Keddy 583, ffazcl Benane and to (his u- ASSIS ERRARITXKAERAN IRCA NARA NRC CANAAN AN CNR NNN : DIRECTORY the time he telephoned enthusiasm, We wish them| All the above were present-'nion two children were born.) _ : good luck in their new or ed with a fine Christmas tur-The couple successfully oper-! ORMSTOWN VARIETY STORE The members of the Hem.|2anizations and will be pleas-|key.In addition a drawingjated the former Millar Farm.| oo _ \u201c mingford Brigade would like|ed to report future activities.| as held for three more Turi Joe was an active commu a to thank Mr.Mark Lacasse _\u2014 keys and the lucky winners nity worker.He had been TEL.829-2241 ORMSTOWN | and Mr.Alister Somerville|W-l.Meeting \u2014 for a generous donation to| The Hemmingford Women their funds and also Mr.Ha-|[lnstitute spent a pleasant ev.told Palmer for his donationjening on Dec, 6th ut the home when the firemen cleaned thejof Mrs.E.Kennedy.This being chimney at his house.the Christmas meeting the = \u2014_ holiday spirit gave pleasure © PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY TT ay i ae NENNNNNS oo TIMEX WATCHES NEW sue MENT Ladies\u2019 and Men's Models o CHRISTMAS from + $7.95 to $19.95 | Colin J.Campbell = J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.NOTARY VETERINARY SURGEON County Building, King Street, A Lions Club at Hemmingford|lo the evening.Huntingdon 19 Henderson St, Cr Weim erento the.\u201cpresident welcomed the lght-footed snowmonie CHOCOLATES TOILET SETS ue né Le at the Frontier Inn a number|{members and visitors.| « TRADE MARK for Tuesday, Friday and Saturday \u2019 of interested men met to or] Mrs.L'Espérance gave a re Men & Women and other days by appointment ; ganize a branch of the Lions|Port of the semi-annual.This ; Huntingdon, Que.Club in Hemmingford.is in detail in last week's Is.| e TWEED Office Open Monday to Saturday inclusive - Assigriee of the records of the late Donald M.Rowat To get the new branch un.|Sue of The Gleaner.She asked derway the sponsors, the|for members to bring ideas Ormstown Lions, hela their[concerning public speaking usual meeting at the Frontier, Subjects, to the next meeting.Inn that evening and so thel Donations were received to Hemmingford men learned at,be uscd towards Christmas first hand the procedure to|Chcer boxes.Donativns sent be adopted at their forth-lto Northern Extension Fund, coming meetings.At the head also [inal tota} sent to UNI | | | By MOIRS e OLD SPICE e DESERT FLOWER e EVENING in PARIS, ete._51.00-s7.50 : | r > Cl Tel.Huntingdon: 264-5382 Drs.Belisl & outiel Montreal (collect) 866-4893 V.S.Tin ua .J .VETERINARY SURGEONS table (this was a supper|CEF from Hallowe'en collce- | | Good Assortment TT lan Watson Tol.829-2852 ~ Orimatown, Ques, meeting also) Serge D'Amour, tion was $126.06.i 1 Ib Ibs.ASSORTED TOBACCOS LAWYER president of Ormstown, pre] Members were urged to i .to 3 lbs.Suite 1020 momie sided.Among the guests with study copy of BNA act | i \u2014 CIGARETTES \u2014 CIGARS 1010 St.Outharine St W : Fe him were Frank Anderson, card was signed for a \u2014 \u2014_ .Wa I pyro Secretary.Bert McCartney, [sick member, Mrs.G.Martin, | $1.00- $1 00-$6 00 | LIGHTERS PIPES ETC.Montreal, Que.Gabriel Poupart Larry Carlisle of Rouyn No-|who is at present in the hos.° ° TT TT TT TT Tel: 842-4481 \u2019 NOTARY ramda and Gerry Butt of Val-|pital.| - : .46 Salaberry Blvd, leyfield.A number of Lions| Gifts were collected for our fram Valleyfield and the adopted patient in Douglas Lakeshore were present to-iMemorial Hospital.Also for Last minute gift Wednesday, 8 to 11 p.m.Chateauguay, P.Q.Tel: 692.9831 Tol.826-4933 Res.: Howick, Tel.825-2208 Ca Office: Howick 825-2033 ee i st rem wt.Chrysostome, Que, C Chinas aus fr oR EVERYONE ON YOUR UST J.Paul Cossette Claude Pilou ,.with I or interest © BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF Advocate NOTARY ; en C jee | CHRISTMAS CARDS \u2014 RIBBONS 62 Larocque 62 Chateauguay st ; \u2018 | _\u2014_ Valleytield Tel.Office and Home Agen BOWS WRAPPINGS \u2014 TAGS Re nate emo FRANKLIN CENTRE, QUE.DECORATIONS \u2014 SEALS 10.5 to 18.5 FI.P.Prices from $695 up assignee of the records of Mtre Lucien Baillargeon, N.P.THORNE, GUNN, and Roger Fortier, N.P.j HELLIWELL and Office Hours CHRISTENSON at POPULAR PRICES ANATLAATTRAAMANATANASCANAARURARAASA THAN CNN NANSNNNANS ER ES Chartered Accountants 9 am.to 5 pum.Daily ) D ES SE Midi Mae c Evenings by appointment = eton Hope 0.Chartered Accountants Offices throughout Canada TT mm meme Nassau and Freoport in the 8 h si = A .- Q \u2018a casamas, Bridgotown, Bar- Fortune Drug Store R.J.P.Dawson, C.A.d G.À.Poissant, CA.Reg'd.J.D.Hogg, C.A CE A.C.Shackoll, C.A, H.J.Garbacz, C.A, , P.Gauvreau, CA.JACQUES L'ECUYER, Prop.J.F.Lewis, C.A.D.P.Aitkans, C.A.Roxall Drugs D.M, Long, C.A.W.G.Hogg, C.A.264-2929 Huntingdon A.Garlarneau, C.A.E.GC.Ward, C.A.GIFTS for the Whole Family en Sut OR Dr.Gilles Payett LARGE SELECTION BR Place vista Montran oPToMETRIET : eee 1110 Lo Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted CHARTERED on e ° POWER TOOLS MON IE COUNTANT Contact Lenses Hearing Glasses Give new Bank of Montreal 6% six-year Savings Certificates in Merry Christmas PPLI E Bt.Lambers, Quebec Every Wodnerday ' ' \u2019 .2 pm.to 8 p.m.gift crackers « APPLIANCES e mp wom \u2018 guay Bt, Ce \u2018 Office: Res.: 505 |Tol.264-2959 Huntingdon You pay only $7.35 for a $10.00 certificate, 46 Lambton Des Boul M untingdo @ maturing In 1573.Splatt en for atotef ' ° SPORTS Howick, Que st.Bruno, Gus: 8619 81.Hanon\u201d 277-5242 d return of more one- years.| ; .Make someone a happy investor this Clristmas, i LL Give Bank of Montreal Savings Certificates in merry Clwistmes wrappers from Bank of Montreal.; Wrappers avetiable freon ait branches.if © EQUIPMENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Keddy & Somerville Fred E.Orr RENNIES HARDWARE STORE| .www © Bank of Montreal | Canada's Firat- Bank IY Courtier d'assurances péharired Insurance Brico .| A _ _ TEL.829-2721 _ ORMSTOWN 8 CHURCH ST.Monitor Hot 7 we Tol.247.Sa, tors b m\" Apprehension In Athelstan Over Bank Robber Episode The first of last citement to this village, as fully reported in The Gleaner last week.Bank robbers, was there one, week meeting to order by the sing- brought some unexpected ex-ing of a Christmas Carol.The notes were read from MuriellChurch School and the Bible Hamilton and Walter Hay; al- Society.so acknowledgments to dona- The shut-ins will be remem- tions of money that had beenibered at the holiday season.made to St.Andrew's Homes| The election of officers was Inc., Huntingdon County HOS-(nracided over by Mrs.Lena pital and the Retarded Chil-Grant, The excoutive was re- dren\u2019s Association.Carrie|glected viz: \u2014 President, Mrs.devotions were also in keeping|French gave the treasurer's| Archie Hampson, Vice-Presi- with Christmas.The roll call|report on the sale of a quilt, dent, found 12 members present andjother sales and Mrs.Morris McLean, non-enter-| Treasurer, Mrs, Carrie French or were there two?One was|the minutes of previous meet: tainers fee.Donations wereland Secretary, Miss Bessie caught, but what of the other.If there was another, did he ing were accepted.Thank youlmade to the Church Budget.iGraham.still have his freedom.No one seemed to know.Neediess to say, doors and windows were securely locked or bolted that evening.It was a relief when definitely known that there was only one, That apprehensive feeling has now gone and we \u2018are back to normal, but there were some very vivid stories going the rounds for a day or so.Ronnie Lalonde is indeed to be commended on his alertness in spotting the car in Howick and in giving chase until the culprit was captured, Church School News The last Sunday in Novem- her was White Gift Sunday.A number of the little folk lighted candles and took part in the Service, Each child presented a gift and these were sent to Tyndale House in Montreal.December 9, the children enjoyed their Annual Church School Supper provided by their mothers and teachers.Later games were played, followed by a short impromtu programme \u2018and carols.The evening was complete when \u201cthe man in the Red Suit' arrived with candy and oranges for all.At the close of the programme Mrs.Smith presented the [ollowing certificates and awards for memory work: Kenneth Porter and Darlene Marshall received certificates, Ruth Tully and Brian McLean cach received certi ficate and a picture.On Sunday Gloria Foers received a bronze pin for regular attendance.Ladies\u2018 Aid Meets The annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid was held in the church school room on Thursday, December 7.a weck earlier than the usual date.As there was no work the ladies prepared the tables for the church school supper.Mrs.Hampson called the WINTERIZE YOUR FUN WTH A MOTO-SKI Financially the society has had a successful year.The work committee will remain the same with Mrs.Hampson to assist Hattie Shearer on the wool; the quilts.Greta McLean and Margaret Mcintyre: Aprons, Mrs.Jamieson, Mrs.Grant and Catherine Graham.Mrs.Mcintyre has completed her Centennial Rose quilt and had it at the meeting for all to see.Margaret is to be commended on her Centenial Project.A Carol and the lord's Prayer closed the meeting.A social hour was enjoyed.Visitors Mrs.Rachel fFocrs has re- Ad FOR THE BEST .in over-the-snow travel, let MOTO-SKI \u201cwinterize your [amily in 1968.Designed and manufactured to give vou TOPS In performance, TOPS in dependability and TOPS in quality, VMOTO-SKT is the PROV!IN one for vou.Powered tv the new \u201cSuper 147 Hirth Engine, MOTO-SKI again lcads the way for these who want the best.the proven best! 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many, Elmer, Howard and are enrolled in the Dairy Norman as well as a number Herd Analysis Service.of wrandchildien and \u2014reat grandchildren.A brother George English also survis es, The budy rested at the Me makes Gerrigly Funeral Home at hack IN to feed, Ormstown, where the Service ack monthly information to was held at 2 pm on Thies its members information ! dav, November 30th with Impossible to provide without Rey A Ke.Lovee officiating computer facilities: and an.Paliheareis were neha automatic slide presentationiof the deceased, Cameron Fane to show how DHAS function.lish, Douglis Sproule, Fa erent Other highlights of the dis iliustrate how DHAS use of a computer ORMSTOWN Interment was in the Orms Lease organisms in imports town Union Cemetery front 33 countries mobiling pas changed 4 i = and 9 ann fl SEF FL TODAY AT McCoy Bros.| We've seen it.we've toed it.now we're bes I lievers, too! 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No doubt about it, this is the j year ofthe SNOW CRUISER on display today nov! 264-5392 HUNTINGDON Richer & Frère PIERRE CREPIN, Près.Authorized bottlers of PEPSI \u2014 TEEM \u2014 SCHWEPPES \u2014 NESBITT - \u2014 MOUNTAIN DEW \u2014 ABENAKIS 39, AVE.du Parc VALLEYFIELD, QUE.Merry Christmas Happy New Year The Management and Staff extend to all Customers and Friends their most sincere wishes for A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON MANY THANKS FOR YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT DURING 1967 Ltée SNOW WHITE TEL.373-1022 47 BRIDGE ST.DIAMOND RING Ensembles 560.00 w AND This year we offer you a much larger stock of merchandise for Christmas.Come in and see for yourself.We have gifts for the whole family at prices you will really appreciate.JEAN LORD JEWELLER \u2014 WATCHMAKER TEL.829-2744 RINGS FOR HIM FROM $1295 UP WE HAVE A GOOD VARIETY HER OF TIME Men's $19.95 ORMSTOWN Ladies $49.93 SP 0 a E AY D.y) | Royce Ruddock HUNTINGDON | TEL.264-5840 DEWITTVILLE \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Tae ii 270 ER 16 - The Gleaner Wednesday, December 13th, 1967 Council Meeting HINCHINBROOKE COUNC Christmas Festival Of Riverfield And Georgetown Presbyterian Churches Is Celebrated On Sunday, December 3rd,and Social Development \u201cWhite Gift\u201d services were|\u201cCourse\u201d being taught in the held at Riverfield and George-{school.Gift Bibles cillors present.Moved and scconded were|for the number of \u201cWhite Gifts\" were|or the Y.P.S.who were re- received at both services.cently married.These were| 12:30 Noon.; These were packed in several presented to Mr.and Mrs| Moved and seconded this cartons and delivered by Mr.fRoss peddie.and Mr.and|Council accept the contract W.G.Brown at the \u201cWelcome|yirs.Grant Royle.by distribution at Christmas.On the joyed at the close of Sunday, December 1Oth, fulllyegular meetin Athelstan - Huntingdon Road.congregations attended \u201cCom.\u201cEH 8.Moved and seconded the munion Services\u201d at River-| Next Sunday.Dec.Sacrament was also celebrat-| present their Candle Light League.ed at the Preston Nursing|Vesper Service in Georgetown Home in the afternoon.The|Chureh at 8 p.m.and on Y.PS.of Riverfield and |December 24th., following the Georgetown hold their Christ-| regular Christmas Services mas meeting in Georgetown|the choirs of Riverfield and Church on Sunday evening|Georgetown will conclude the with twenty-two in attendance.|Christmas Festival with an Mr.Jack Johnson from the|vvening \u201cCarol Service\u201d in Chateauguay Regional School|Georgetown Church at 8 p.m.was guest speaker, and gave|lt is hoped that all will partic.a very informative and inter-[ipate and enjoy esting talk on the new \u201cMoral} Christmas Festival\".DO YOU REALLY WANT TO STOP SMOKING?advertised for sale, Moved and with nedy arrange .; stopping.Can so simple à device as à appropriate plan, your chances| A cigarette provides breathing excercise really help'of quitting are slim.One sur-lof the same stimulations you stop smoking\u201d?According vey revealed that 86 percent{adrenaline.to an article :n the Novem-|lo! smokers would be willing|physical state like that of Fred Ross, $24.50; D.L.Tully.Of softness of heart, oblivious \u2018 ber Reader's Digest the basicito stop if help were available |icar - anger: the heart $402.50 (stocking sand pile), of gold.ol sleep Pp tear or ang Le answer is yes.But no single, ; :ds up.blood vessels con- D.L.Tully, $17.50 (sanding); She cared for the aged, tended|But catnaps on couches way works for everyone.since,| JP important point in Dot 5 \u2018citability increases] P- L Tully, $15.00 (operating them well.vigil to keep.as medical research shows, stopping is to find a pro- This is reason why smok- snow truck): D.L.Tully.jAlways had time to sit for a Patience, compassion.mother each person smokes to meet gram (hat meets your own[|*MS 1S 0 $85.86 (gas, oil, etc.): D.L.spell.ly soul {personal smoking problem.IT ' Begin by making a record of Gireulation.when you smoke.to learn Having Some of the cominon causes{what the reasons for your ing lo smoke.his own physical and tional needs.¢mo- spent years of smoking are tension, habit,|smoking are.Plan delays foricigarettes for many needs you Town Hall.Gave of herself so far in ex-| peace! er of a clean handkerchief or addiction to cigarettes and be- smoking such as putting your must now learn low not 0 \u2014\u2014 _ .having by reflex.Smoking of-'cigarettes in a different pock- smoke.To give il ul close ten begins in adolescence, to'ct cach day, not carrying hard as losing someone meet adolescent\u201d needs, but!matehes, hiding ashtrays, ete, The then persists as a habit when'Lliminate the least important smoker the necds are long outgrown.:cigarette cach day, then the den separation and The first question to ask next more important and so through a kir * | ' À : + thinks not yourself is: What kind of on.Meanwhile try to inhale period.He thinks he cor smoker am [7 Unless you less.Get vigorous exercise, survivs alone.ut 1 ' have such knowledge.and an esnecially when you crave a he linds he can.aif for Brewjone WELD @® BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY | @ JEWELLERY \u2014 CULTURED PEARLS @® HANDCRAFTED WOODCARVINGS from \u2018 A.| AFRICA | @ CZECHOSLOVAKIAN GLASSWARE ee @ WIDE ASSORTMENT of CUPS and SAUCERS bo) | @ ITALIAN BLOWN GLASS IT FREE Exclusive Gift Items ® Evangeline Pottery @ Hinterland Handcrafted Leather @ Pins and Earrings @ Karen Bulow Ties, Hand Woven, All Wool.e BABY GIFTS \u20ac CUT GLASS ee CHINA CHRISTMAS Good Selection of HASTI-NOTES RECORD \" \u201d\u201d ALBUMS FLORENCE HINGSTON.Prop.BRIDGE ST.ORMSTOWN 51980.IL The regular Council Meeting was held Tuesday, December 5th., at 8 p.m.Mayor Allan Wilson presiding and all Coun- that months of January, town Churches and a largelpresented to former members|February and March, regular Council meetings be held at Sheila) With the Quebec Rouds Depart.1 Hall Mission\u201d in Montreal for , ie Soo iment re the Winter Mainten-|, Brown.À social hour was en ance of Route 52 and also the 17th.[sum of $150.00 be donated to field and Georgetown, and the(the \u201cAkita Group\u201d of C.G.LT.|the Huntingdon Minor Hockey Moved and seconded the Secretary be given permission to send to the County Secretary the names of all those owing 2 vears taxes or more to be seconded that Councillors Wallace and Ken- Robert Daoust to have dead trees a- ; long the Gore Road removed.this häapPy|p, ©.Taylor presented his report re the cleaning of a 4th.smoke.Exercise replaces some of the effects of nicotine to which smokers are accustomed und discharges the tension of a few as producing a ing is hard on the heart and learn- learning to use \u2018addicted\u2019 type of heavy may succeed by sud- going 1d of \u2018mourning\u2019 Ever noticed how quickly they grow?ii This Christmas give them a Growth Savings Certificate.it will grow with them.Decide now to give them the gift with a future\u2014 a Growth Savings Certificate.In 6 years, they'll receive $10.00 for every $7.50 you invest\u2014a one third increase.Christmas Growth Savings Certificates are easy to buy, \\ available in denominations of $10.00 upwards and cashe able at any time.Ask about them at any Commerce branch.Give Lhe gift wkh a future.and walch it growl n°8 CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal]! Overseas Cu .uittee reported there are 57 names of servicemen on our list.Gifts were sent to 18 servicemen serving and 5th range Watercourse \u2014 he report was accepted and to proceed with Collection Roll.following hills be paid: \u2014 D.0.Taylor, $30.45; Minister of to have present this evening! Revenue, ; i Store.$8.00; Alton Farquhar.|Joscph's School and Mr.Jimmy they are still working.Their|the Aulo|Feeny of Notre Dame School, back payments, however, can-jtheir home, or more than twelve|head office, $18.75: Parts, $9.16.$32.84; Registry Office, $10.00:| marks in Robb Fennell, $28.12; Norman|Marie pany.$7.84; Geo.Irving, $24; White: \u2014 frid Saumier.$140.00 (caretak- One ing); Tully, $108.(maintenance), ditional $36.00 per annum be allowed for caretaking of the Br.81 Legion Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary QUEBEC LOWERS PENSION Remembers Service Personnel PLAN RETIREMENT AGE A regular meeting of the outside of Canada, 6 in Europe, men in Canada.Mrs.Cosgrove|rcgular employment.Mrs, Ro-~mary Cosgrove for also expressed thanks to Miss helping one afternoon.thanks to J.Thompson andigne year lower than Fortune's Drug Store for dis peen this year mm cOUNts on items purchased for ; the above gifts, Sick Committee: Mrs.Frank Napier reported that in November she sent seven cards and two gifts while in December so far she has sent three the| get-well cards.1 The members were pleased utors who are 68, 69 or 70.Certain contributors he Secretary was authorized retirement pensions, Coster reminds them hey may obtain benefits pay- Moved and seconded $3.60; of Sting Saumier\u2019s| Miss Cecile Taillefer Huntingdon $36.00; McCoy Huntingdon _ Bros.|who were the winners of the[MOL cover Gleaner) Auxiliary prize for the highest| months.Mathematics, Mrs, Contributors who are Valdemar, A contributor Salt Company.their studies.67 or 70 in 1968 Herbert Simpson, $10.00: Robt.\u2014_ as soon as they decide tolduthority.Daoust.$35.00; Meri! Rose Tribute ta the oo remove specks.; adults vear, $68.75; Wilfrid Saumier.! Te should grasp the lashes o $49.00, (plow operator); Wil! Late Mrs.Hazel Patterson cess the affected eye pulling the Wayne Ferns, $23.25; told fer the less.Moved and seconded an ad-: case, Days stretched to order to please, nights in earth's release To that heavenly \u2018 Mr.Robert De Coster.Pre-|utor.Ruth Warden for typing andlsident of the Quebec Pension|dow's and disabled widower\u2019s to Mrs.Anita Harrigan f0r|Board, points out that the|pensions, able since the month follow-|benefits their birthday even if[Pension Plan who will be ; should ap- A minute's silence was ob- ply for his pension within the at age 68 or 69 should apply look in her eyes casily|That others be cheered, suf-|upper lid outwards and down Never in years felt the arms then letting go.If her|be done for him.garden of {move it gently with the corn.b,| Starting next January, con- retire.in the North West Terri-itributors to the Quebec Pen-jSurvivors\u2019 Benefits Canadian Legion, Branch No.|tories, 1 in Vietnam, 4 in the|sion Plan will be abe to ap-| As 81, was held in the Legion|Navy and 8 in the U.S.A.Cards|ply for their retirement pen-/Quebec Pension Plan benefits Hall on Thursday.December|were sent to the 39 service-sion at age 67 if they leave|will be payable to the survi- 7th.from February, 1968, of a deceased contrib- Included are the wi- vors the orphan\u2019s pen- Als0|new minimum age will belsion and the death benefit.it has|The Disability Pension The pension : is already payable to contrib-[disability pension will begin First payments of the Plan's as from May, 1970.It is sup- who|plemented by a pension for became 70 in 1967 may have|the child of a disabled con- forgotten to apply for their{tributor.Mr.De|Regional Offices that Contributors or their dependents who are entitled to under the Quebec should contact office nearest the Board's 2475 Boulevard Quebec 10 regional Laurier, Sillery, now|(P.0.Box 5200, Quebec 2).president, 67 and desire their retirement \u2014\u2014\u2014 Fennell, $20.37: Jerry Farqu-|presented five dollar cheques|Pension should apply for it'A First Aid tip from har.$5.00; Hilton Farquhar,|to cach of these students wish-, Without delay.$7.00: Ronald Farquhar, $35.00;|ing them continued progress in Canadian $746.94; Shawinigan Water and St.John Ambulance SPECKS IN THE EYE Removing a speck of sand Power Company, $131.58: Post-|served in memory of our late three-month period preceding ©\" grit from someone s eye age.$10.00: Bourgon, Cluflicomrade, Mrs.Hazel Patterson,|bis birthday if he wishes to jeun be tricky business, and Inc.$37.50; Higgins Bros.lafter which the following tri-jreceive it as soon as possible.Should be handled very care- $8.00: Bell Telephone Com-\\bute was given by Mrs.Nelson| Contributors who will retire {1y.warns St.John Ambul ance.the Canadian First Aid wards over the lower eyelid, the pa- \u2018ent is a child.this should If this fails, seat the patient facing a good light, the speek can be seen, re- place! your thumb near the edge of) %3 |Unhurried and calm, aura of Ever and always her only goal |the lower lid and pull down- jE Hazel, you've earned this oldjward th mers\u2019 Association of Canada the food take action to have all frozen food products stamped with the date of freezing as a protective measure for consumers.The Association this action because of the increasing use of home freezers and the wider range of frozen foods becoming available.Information wants e Agriculture shows ferent types of food may re-|treal).main in satisfactory condition in a frozen state for varying lengths of time, but there is no way for the consumer to know how much freezer-lite methods fail, with a pad of clean gauze, and the patient doctor.C.A.C.Wants Frozen Foods Stamped With Date Of Freezing OTTAWA The Consu-jremains in the food at the industry to is urging stage and retailer.time of purchase.The consumers' group also wants some form of chemical indicator on each frozen package which would show if the item had been thawed at any between manufacturer Request for action has been directed to the Canadian Food lished by| Processors Association (Otta- Daten hy wa) and the Canadian Grocery that dif- Distributors Institute (Mon- If the food industry refuses to take action on the subject.Consumers\u2019 Associalion of Canada intends to request federal legislation to make such a wisp of clean gauze.If these|stuck in or on the eye.This cover the eyelcould cause irreparable damage.to a ! Hot Dog! As the eyeball is very sus-| Hot dogs make excellent taken, cumstances, try to remove freezer wrapper.They can be frozen package, a poly bag or special ceptible to damaging scratch quick snacks so keep an am es, extreme care should be ple supply of weiners on hand.Never, under any cir- in the while he looks up.If ig HOLIDAY VALUES- À DSTMAS GIFTS WITH SAVE ON OUR BI GIVE EXTRA CHRI DRESS GLOVES WOOL, LEATHER, KNITS $1.99 to $5.99 DRESS SOCKS MEN'S 39c - slow GENUINE LEATHER BELTS $149 - $2.49 SAVING DAYS FREE \u2014 FREE FREE - Free COLOR PLUS 50000 S & H GREEN NOTHING TO BUY JUST REGISTER AT OUR STORE PANASONIC All-new contemporary design Portable Color TV, with 113 sq.inches of viewing arca.Sct lists for $379.95.Drawing Friday December 22 STAMPS | TV | SHOP THE ARMY R FOR EASY SHOPPING $9.99 STORE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS BY e PANASONIC e SONY e RCA Travels wherever you go.Smart camera styling.Two-Tone de- USE YOUR sign.Built-in ferrite core antenna.Decorative wrist strap.CREDICO Complete solid state.Earphone for private listening.CARD of PANASONIC FRESHMAN 5G-330) Portable phono.2 speed (33 1/3 & 45 RPM).Plays 7\" 342\" dynamic speaker.Solid State.10° or 12\" records, Choice red, grey or white.$19.95 71 E.MAIN ST.\u2014 MALONE, N.Y.[mat nal (am) Ti 7d ATE RRA TTT ATE ITATAL ALTA A LAHAT LA THAATTULALATATEEA TE ANS A LAAN ERAN AN SN REA CNR NUNS ANN NNN anything which appears to be to 9 P.M.from DEC.13 TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR SHOPPING DOWNTOWN ALO MERCHANTS offer a Large Selection of CHRISTMAS GIFTS at THE LOWEST PRICES possible MALONE CHAMBER of COMMERCE CASSER SSD NS ESS SNS SENS SNS SSD was Tue of mon chur even \u2014 == >= 2% Sarna sil a the 1so cal ck- the By rer en pod tta- ery on- SCH eet, Cade.uch \u2018his am- ent am- nd.the cial & - qu 72\u2019 onthly meeting at the home cent Home.:Guider Training Night the Local Association.Miss: News from EXHIBITION CENTRE COVERING THE ACTIVITIES i Yesbyterian Church News À 'ORMSTOWN \u2014 Tuesday fh.cning the Presbyterian #oung People held their of Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Greer.plans were finalized for the Candle Light Service which will be held in the church on sunday evening, December 17 at 7:30.White Gift Service and a Baptismal Service will be held on Sunday morning.The Senior W.M.S.meeting was held in the church hall on Tuesday afternoon.The Board of Managers met for the monthly meeting in the church parlour on Tuesday evening.The annual Sunday School Concert was held in the church hall on Saturday evening with a good attendance.Although not up lo the usual | missed this beautiful standards of perfection, the performers were sincere.Santa Claus appeared at the close of the concert with gifts for all and made Lhe cvening worthwhile, even for the adults.| Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker Entertain Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker; entertained the staff of Orm- stown Elementary School and niembers of the school board at a buffet on Sunday afternoon, Chateauguay Choirs in Ormstown The Maplewood Preshyler- jun Church Choir and the Cha- teauguay Heights United Church Choir, joined forces recently and produced what must be considered a most successful effort, Sunday evening they presented the \u201cStory of Bethle- hem\u201d in the Presbyterian Church in Ormstown.to a most apghicciative audience.The calibre of voices was magnificent and the service.presided over by Rev.11.Smith of the Ormstown Church, was an inspiration to all.Mr.David Smith, director and Organist of Maplewood Church is to be complimented on his vork.The Cantata, although simple, has some difficult solo works which were handled in a most professional way.The choirs will present the Service in Chateauguay on December 24th at 4 p.m.in St.Paul's School.We highly recommend that those who Christmas Choral Presentation on Sunday.will attend the Service in Chateauguay.CGIT Vesper Service: The Ormstown CGIT under the direction and leadership of Mrs.Mary Loree presented their annual Belafonte were listened to, the|Miss Mable Elvidge, lonz time Vesper Service| .\u2018s Girl's School Choir .Shetler was | Sao mas ® Held In Valleyfield those concerned with Guides.An excellent programme of November 29,|Mrs.Pantin led the section Ormstown Wednesday, the advisor to Powerscourt POWERSCOURT Wednesday, December 13th, 1967 The Gleaner - 17 .~~: Toy old and new Christmas CarolsImarked an evening of special; ON Brownie Guiders.iscourt UCW pot.was presented in St.Mathias|interest for guiders and pros-| Attending the training were: 485 at the home «.M > F-i vere OF THE \"LITTLE ROYAL\u201d \u2018Anglican Church in West-|pective leaders in the area, yrs N.Gariepy, Nitro; Mrs.Wood with ten .{mount last Saturday Inoon by the St.Helen's Girls|held in Valleyfield.in St.Paul's United Church!School of Dunham, Que.Mr.on Sunday evening.A large|and Mrs.Glen Ovans attended Mrs.M.McDermott, These guider rt JA igne Rowe.Guide Captain.and audience was impressed with the service with special in-js!0NS are designed to ac 0 Betty Bourassa Tawny the theme, \u201cCelebration andjterest as their daughter Fredajcomodate already established Owl, Ormstown: Mrs.Eileon!!Y Conversation.\u201d Cathy Greig.lis now a member of the|groups.and also members off Tu : ot À advice on|l-eroux and Mrs, Janet Clair- new groups, with June Campbell, Sandra Gos- Choir.nell, Chris Coulter and Wendy, WMS Honor for McClintock, discussed the rea-' Miss Mable Elvidge lism of believing in Angels, developments.Anyone not al-Jbers: Mrs.Rose-Marie Bell ready connected with guid.[Ranger Captain; Mrs.Shirley AL the monthly meeting Ofling, but intet sted enough to]lirace.Tawny Owl, and Mrs.after the choir had sung \"An- the Ormstown Presbyterian|attend, are most welcome.(Emm: Seale, Division Com.gels we have Heard on High.\u201d |\\Vvomcn's Missionary Society, For information in Valley- missioner, Valleyfield.In order to appreciate thelheld on Tuesday, at the homeln 14 and Ormstown area,| Instructions sections theme, two records by Harryiof Rev.and Mrs.H.Smith, call Mrs, Seale : C Huntingdon area call M.Caza|for question answer and dis-pof 264-2789.cussion, Present at the training were trainers from Mrs.Lillian Brazeau, first his beautiful, \u201cThe Vir-|member of the Society was gin Mary Had a Baby,\u201d and |presented with 2 Life mem- \u2018Bornin\u2019 Day\u2019.Mary and Joseph|bership pin.The honor was| .nt portrayed by Robbie and Anne|bestowed on behalf of the/*8 treal: Loree, appeared to the group |Society by Mrs.G.McWhinnie| Montreal: Refreshments were making the Christmas storyland Mrs.II.Kerr.themselves a Comm sioner: Disa a close with singing of taps|and most meaningful.Miss Mere-|holders of the honor.Commissioner: Mrs Anne -0- dith MacDougall read the ommis: ors VALLEYFIELD \u2014 Mr dohn{!w6 Pantin, Brownie Trainer; Miss A meeting was held on|Carol Shetler.Guide Trainer.Monday night of Le Service Mrs.Brazeau and Mrs.des Loisirs d\u2019Ormstown for|Woodburn spoke on duties of the purpose of planning the|\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 - Annual Meeting [winter sports programme.|2369, if the young lady is a The annual meeting and Committees were set up for|resident of Ormstown (town clection of officers for the hockey, broomola, ice racing, or parish) is all that is re-Junele and aunt, Mr.and Mrs, coming year was held in the, 43 well as a gala winter car-|quired, Only by \u2018phoning willl.John Dow.Legion Hall on Saturday eve-nival and parade.Presidentlinformation be given, concern- ning.Oulgoing President, |Fliodor Duquette : Com.A.Burrows, conducted Previate hearing from anylmay be won if the contestant|week-end in the meeting and the swearing YOUNE lady of fifteen years orlis chosen.Officers for in ceremony.Officers for CYê' who is interested ini68 for this active 1968: President.Com.John Vieng for the position of|Pres: Mr.Rennie; 1st Vice-Prsidnt: Com.1 Sports Scripture passages.Mrs.Mu-|Les Loisirs riel Wallace was organist and choir director for the girls.Ormstown Legion here he visited his and sisters in Aberdeen.Fu Mr.Ted Mayoh of Mac-Jin lonald College spent the ld Ottawa, club are.family.Mr.and Mrs.J.Eliodor Duquette,] Miss June Evans of Vice-President; Mr.Robert|donald College |Ormstown's Winter p , \u201cQueen.À phone call to the Guérin, Secretary; Mrs.Pierre wrek-end at the home of her 2.IT .x » com attersor and pe Sceretary Mrs.P.Genest, 9- Genest, Treasurer; Mr.Jean- mother, Mrs.Martha Evans.Com.G Cavanaugh: and 2070 or to Mr.Duquette at 9- Paul Forget.| Mr.Dennis Smith and Mr.Treasurer: Com.K.Story.= ) It is the hope of the legion Ï members thal a greater in-, terest will be shown in the organization.The Royal Canadian Legion was organized lo promote good will and welfare protection within the district § us well as a means of comradeship for veterans, Ormstown has the potential for one of | the best Legions in the Pro- & vince.but interest has seem- cd lo wane over the years, j making it most difficult for § those few stalwart diligents who have tried to keep it go- } ing.Why not give it a try all veu veterans and revive the spirit?Vallevfield Children\u2019s Choral | Sroup Sings for Shut-ins Thee sixteen shutins al \u2018Measant Valley Convalescent Home in Ormstown were over joyed to he treated to a Christmas Caro} Song Fest by § \u2018he Valleyflield Children's 8 \u2018hoir under the direction of ° Mrs.Madelaine Chaplin, on sunday Afternoon.This has hecome an annual event.nagerly looked forward to hy § he.Choralers und their list \u2018ners, Each patient was the § Be a master Christmas-card-sender in time for Christmas mail all your cards before December 13 (out of town) and December 17 (local delivery) or better still, now The meeting was \u20ac during which many| MacDonald House, useful suggestions were noted.|place it will be di read Dow has returned home from] W a three week trip to Scotland[in their Church vo k mother] 7 - Mayoh spe Mr.and Mrs.Ray Crowder [where they attended the Con- would ap-jing the valuable prizes which)Wendy and Wayne spent the[ve visiting|inu 1967-jat the home of her sister and{Fdward Hotel.Mr.Smith was Rear-Commodore of Mr Mac-{the Canadian Boating Federa- spent the [tion Ness.puiected the hostess : r mn, to of Citizer efter ol clothing are to Mrs, letter \u2018eived bs from Rev Mrs.Ted \u2018-Léod war/[orial This worth A OUDE SONS are estfield N.13 : still at A letter| Vbbitt.patie interspersed with © Rani y FOR SALE 3 Scotch Pine Christmas Trees Stewart Tel.264-5543 | Cameron ; 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