The gleaner, 31 janvier 1968, mercredi 31 janvier 1968

[" 1ission d thi Ing it.th the | deli Sem, winter een, many varme, George t afte ida 10 during | Mrs roa 2 .Theti sister er th 3 Fra \u201c0 anuars ie Parg othey David studied | | Vi - Annual Meeting Huntingdon Agricultural Society Div, \u2018A\u2019 Reports Successtul Year \u2018The annual meeting of the Huntingdon Agricultura Sozic:y Division \u201cA\u201d was held at the County Building, on Wednesday evening, January 24'h, with a fair number of n mbers presept.President S'unley Reid.was in the cawir and Secretary Tom Brooks reco.dèd the proceed- inns, Du: 10 illness of the auditor, the Kirancial Statement was nat 1.ady for presentation to the meeting, but will be ready in due course.The secretary read the minutes of the last annual meeting and these werd: deeepted By the meeting.\u201cThe election of directors was then proceeded with and L'on DBeaudin, Agronome, taok over for this purpose, at the request of the President, A slate was presented to the meeting and it was moved and sceonded that this slate bc accepted for 1967-68.Mr.Beaudin declared the slate as read \u2018hu new directors for the ensuine yoar.Stanley Reid thank the nr hes for the support piven him and the other hourd members in the past\u2019 year and was glad that it had proved a successful soeur, Mr.Beaudin called for the new officers and the followin: were elected: Stanley Reid, President; Dave Meloy, Ist.Vica.President; Hinry Wallace, 2nd.Vice-Prosident, Tom Brooks was rehired as Sec.Coty, Newly Huntingdon elected Dircetors ol County Agricultural Society Division \u201cA\u201d Huntingdon: Henry Wallace Ross Teving, W.J.Todd, Mervin Graham, Arthur Rankin, Stanley Reid, Louis Plante, \u2018Mrs.lvan Graham, Wm, Tan.nahill, R, J.Taylor, David Mc- Coy, Jon Proudfoot, C.J, Kyle, Bil MacDonald, Grant Whyte, Roger D'Aoust, Roland Riel, Maurice Smith, Charles [Doug-| Chairman.Ayrshire Cattle \u2014 Grant;over a new system\u2019 admissions.las, Mrs.Nelson Beattie, COUNTY CIVIC \u2018said that this might be the j grounds, etc., and urged them rappointed for tary.Mr.Beaudin in his remarksWhyte, Chairman; Matt, Wal- last time he would act in \u2018ooking after the election of directors and officers.He said next year he hoped to go on wnsion and take things a little :asier.He thanked the mem.Hers for the work done with regard to the fair and the lo keep up the good work and ieep building the Fair in some way better and bigger over the years.\u2018Mr.Reid said he hoped that Mr, Beaudin would feel welcome lo attend the meetings of the fulure at any time and also to conduet the election of directors if he felt so inclined.He thanked him for his inter.cst in the Fair at all times.The same auditor was re.another year and a budget for 1968 was ap- rroved as read by the Secre.The 1968 Fair dates were si for August 29th, 30th and 31st.A considerable discussion was held regarding obtaining a suitable midway.It was mentioned that much difficulty was encountered each year in Liying to get a good midway.However another try would be made to secure something for the 1968 Fair.it was decided to have another \u2018Pony Draw as this always seems to be a drawing card and proves popular.The various commitiees were named for the 1968 Fair as follows: Committees for 1968 Heavy Horses \u2014 W.J.Todd, Chairman, Matt Wallace, R.J.Taylor and Roger D\u2019Aoust, Light Horses \u2014 Dave Mc.| Coy, Chairman; George Davies, H.Bonenberg, Rolland Riel, C, lg.Kyle, Roger D'Aoust and \u2018Alfred Lalonde.\"Races H.Bonenherg, lace, E.Davies, L.Plante.Holstein Cattle \u2014 H.Bonen.berg, Chairman; Mervin Graham, Maurice Smith, B.A.Rankin (Honorary).Beef and Jersey Cattle \u2014 Ross Irving, Chairman; Arthur Rankin and Lester Campbell.Poiiltry, Sheep and Swine \u2014 Charles Douglas, Chairman; Ross Irving and David Cavers.Handicrafts, Cooking, Fruit and Vegetables: \u2014 Mrs.Ivan Graham and Mrs, Nelson Beat- tie, Jt.Chairmen.Emertainment \u2014,D.Mc.Gerrigle Sr, Chairman; B.MacDonald, S, Reid, A.Ran.J The \"105th YEAR __THE LEADING ADVERTISI G.MacMillan Passed Away Tuesday After Îllness kin, H, Wallace and Jon.Ë# Proudfoot.Reception: \u2014 S.Reid, Chairman; Mrs.A, Bernhardt, H.Wallace and D.McCoy.Grounds \u2014 H.Bonenberg,|: Graham, |\u2019 Chairman; Mervin David McCoy and S.Reid, Juniors \u2014 Mervin Graham,[\"\" Chairman; Wm.Tannahill, Don.Robertson, Gaston Al.lard, L.A.Beaudin, Dan Murphy, Maurice Smith, Gerald Duncan, Alex MceCaig, Ken Campbell, Robert E, Ness, Ken Roy and Oscar Vaillancourt.Advertising D.McCoy, Chairman; Jon Proudfoot, H.Wallace and T.W.Brooks, Finances \u2014 Stanley Reid, Chairman; Henry Wallace and David McCoy.Programme; Stanley Reid, Chairman; D, McCoy, Mervin Graham, Jon Proud.foot and T.W.Brooks.A large number of listings in the prize list draw few, or no entries, it was therefore decided to go through the list carefully and check off or change any that need to he changed, This will be done before the next prize list is printed., Considerable discussion took place on sources of entertainment for the Fair and the CENTRE GETS GOOD ADVICE ON O ERATION OF SWIMMING There was a good attendance at the County Civic Centre meeting on Monday evening at the Legion Hall, when Mr.Raymond Grenon of the Red Cross was the guest speaker.Several new members were out for the first time and were welcomed by the, President, Mrs.Ann Cameron.The main business of the meeting was dispensed with to give Mr.Grenon an opportunity to talk to the members and answer any questions.Mr.Grenon had pre- nared pamphlets on what is required in organizing aswim- ming pool and these were passed around.Actually the local committee is ahead of the contents so Mr.Grenon revised his remarks.He spoke on the personnel that might be required stating that a Ella Ruddock and Lorraine Tannahill in vocal dust.- POOL - manager or superintendent would be needed to take overall charge of the pool and staff.This would mean from two to three lifeguards depending upon the extent the pool is used and the number of people using it.He.said he thought \u2018that the.mdrhing of most days should .be given to instruction in swimming and that the lifeguards could possibly give this instruétion and a fee for a course of lgs- sons could be fixed.It would be the job of the lifeguards to constantly watch the pool once this was opened for the regular public swimming periods.: It would be up to those in charge to make the rules and regulations on the use of the pool and the conduct of those using it.Fees could be fixed in accordance with require- members were asked to think ments.The rules and regulations should be posted in prominent places where the public would see them someone should see that pu + are carried out.x The safety regulations would be carried out under a code set down by the Red Cross and recognized by insurance companies, and the people of the staff would need to be passed under such code or similar codes approved by such companies.Upon this would depend the amount of the premium for insurance.It was thus important to watch these points.He suggested that another rope be put at a point of differing depth in the pool to keep swimmers and others from going into too deep water, He urged that if at all possible local people be secured as staff for the pool and urged that young boys and girls who are good swimmers be trained to become interested as lifeguards.The superintendent should be a person who has had some training as a lifeguard and understands something about swimming pools and the operation of same.Mr.Grenon was asked a number of questions by different members of the committees, which he answered to satisfaction.Other husiness at the meeting had to do with Buffet Supper Dance which has been gt panned ¥8 |The Chateau.for March 2nd at Tickets have #4 been printed and are now on sale, From what has been said these will be quickly taken up and those who intend to attend should see about getting their tickets early.Several members took tickets for sale.A further meeting will be held on February 12th to organize canvassers for the campaign which starts right (Continued on page 2) Mrs.T.T.Gebbie Celebrates 91st Birthday Mrs.T.T.(Granny) Gebbie of Howick celebrated her 91st hirthday on Sunday, Jan.28.A family dinner party was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Gebbie, with Ross Stewart of Montreal, a close friend of the family as the only other guest.A short time ago we visited Mrs.Gebbie at the Preston Home and found her busy knitting.She was interested in hearing about old friends.Her eyesight and hearing are not as good as they used to be but she is well and would GILBERT MacMILLAN, O.B.E.We regretfuily record the passing of Gilbert Macmillan, OBE.following a brief illness as the result of a severe heart seizure.As most pcople are aware.Gilbert Macmillan came to Canada from Scotland in 1904, in assistance to (the late Hon.) R.R.Ness of Burnside Farms, Howick, in connection with a shipment of Ayrshire cattle which Mr.Ness had purchased in Scotland.After a short term of service he was successively herdsman of the then W.T.Wells Ayrshire herd of New.ington, N.Y., and the Barclay Farms Ayrshire herd of Bryn Mawr, Penna., before he went to Redmond, Wash.to found and manage the subsequently famous Willgwmoor Ayrshire 1 herd: -Unfortanately.: however, conclusion of following the that undoubtedly remarkable achievement, he had to come back east to live because of health reasons, and so it was that after a period as manager of the Ryanogue Ayrshire herd of Brewster, N.Y, he entered into partnership with Matthew Leggatt, as owners of the former W.F.Stephen farm, which they named Springburn.After a couple of yéars or so the partnership Was dissolved and Gilbert Macmillan became the sole owner; and subsequently emerged as, one of Canada's greatest Ayrshine cattle breeders of all time.He also took an active part in the affairs of Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association (now Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association), as a long time director of same, and as President for three different terms.District wise, he was one of the founders of the Howick.Huntingdon Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Club, and a long time leader in the affairs of that Club.In addition ne was a former President of Ormstown Exhibition; Canadian National Livestock Records; the National Dairy Council of Canada; Dairy Farmers of Canada.Incidentally, during his extended term as President of Dairy Farmers (Continued on page 3) son\u2019s enthusiasm must of necessity be contagious, it takes make his listeners aware of the immensity of the Caledo- nian Games, scheduled to take >lace 20th, The meeting last week in the staff room of the Cha- Two old rivals will once nolitical arena of the muni.Huntingdon tomorrow, February 1st.They will contest the seat for Mayor of the Town from which Leo Cap.piello retires and will stand again for election and his enjoy being with her family and sharing her birthday cake vre, a former Mayor and aif elected to office and theldo and with them, a opponent will be Paul Lefeb- business man of Huntingdon.The Late IR A meeting with the chair-|teauguay Valley Regional High man of the Caledonian Games,|School, was primarily to set Rev.Alan G, Hasson, revealed{the wheels in motion for the that he is no slouch as a pro-jadvance motional agent.Rev, Mr.Has- Tickets may he purchased on- i him a mere few seconds to, pital in Ormstown on June SPLASH EVER These old Scotch cronies Rupert Hawley and Kennedy Three house-raiders who disarmed and bedt a police officer were in cuplody in Valley- field on Sunday night after they were rounded up.One of the bandits was shol in the leg hy a policeman who went to the aid of his fallen companion.The raid took place shortly before midnig day night, aH DOTE he scene by neighbours who saw three men enter the home of Roland Leduc, on Alexandre Street in Valleyficld.Constable Yves Marleau climbed into the house after the would-be hurglars \u2014 us- Saturday was LEGION DAY al the Ormstown Curling rink as ten teams competed for the O'Keefe prizes.Dinner was served at six-thirty in the Legion Hall to all members who participated.The all day bonspiel was played on the point system with cach team playing twice, the winners awarded® ten points, one point for the ends and V point for the difference in score.Beauharnois Legion was represented by one team, (Caughnawaga, one, Chateau- guay one.Huntingdon one, Ormstown Three and Vadley- field three teams.The Val leyfield team skipped by W.Amos were the victors with 365 points.Beauharnois, skipped by IF.Falardeau won second place with 3242 pis, Gordie Shaw field team to third place with a score of 311% and Renaud's By Bernice Cullen sale of tickets.iy through representatives of the Huntingdon County Hos- and the Barrie Memo rial Hospital.Rev.Mr, Haszon promises us THE BIGGEST TARTAN SEEN IN NORTH AMERICA.The Governor General's Cup will be HUNTINGDON, QUE.& Là the NG MEDIUM JANUARY 31st, 1968 rT LEANE IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS @ 12 M PAGES 1 A ù are none other than our own Scott.POLICEMAN AND GUNMAN HURT IN BURGLARY ATTEMPT IN VALLEYFIELD ON SUNDAY ing the same window they had used.He was immediately disarmed, tied up, and beaten.The officer's companion radioed for help and broke into the house through the front door, When one of the gunmen nointed a revolver at the constable.the officer fired and brought him down wiih bullet \u2018in the tog + no The wounded gunman and the heaten constable were both taken to Hotel Dieu Hospital, where they were reported in good condition.The two other gunmen were rounded up.ra LEGION CURLING BONSPIEL AT ORMSTOWN A SUCCESS Huntingdon placed fourth with 181, points.Winners were called to the front of the hall by Com.R.Jack after the dinner hour and introduced to Mr.Roland Massicotte of O'Keefe, He congratulated all for the fine spirit of sportsmanship and called on Dist.Commander Ann Cameron to present the trophy to the winning team.Winners were then asked to choose the gift of their choice from a display on the table courtesy of O\"- Keefe.The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Legion not only provided the dinner for the guests but they donated three beautiful door prizes which were won by Com.B.Baird, Com.D.IMeCaig and Com.FF.Falar- (dean.Dep.Dist.Com.AI led his Valley-{Burrows thanked all for their \u2018co-operation and hoped for continued events of the kind.MORE ABOUT THE CALEDONIAN GAMES Dancing Winner hy Madame Vanier.Mr.T.C, Douglas will officially open the games, not in any political capacity, but rather us \u201cA Douglas, and a member of the Clan\u201d Dave Patrick of CJAD will be the MC.and many other important notables will be on hand.The Highland Games, in Ormstown certainly will he of the utmost importance to the community, we must do our best to encourage all presented to the Highland Both have seen office in the: as Mayor in the Town Council, ce of municipal matters.They! have opposed one another he-| fore and the results have been! close each time far the win! ner.Both have published a manifesto of their aims and objets voting will take place tomor.nrganizers and visitors.CONTESTANTS IN MAYORALTY CONTEST row at the various polling more face each other in the|capacity of aldermen as well-booths Alderman Laplante and Al.cipal elections of the Town oflso are not lacking in experien.derman Gaw standing for re.alection in the South were re.rlected by acclamation.All wards will vote for the candidate for Mayor of their choice.We suggest that everyone eligible to vote gets out and does so on voting day.That is the proper thing to the fairest to all the | Master of CE at (his 8 interjected humor gE ducting the \u2018Scotsmen\u2019 of the Jove.The programme consisted *| of stich as The Robbie Burns Would Be No 4 Ashamed Of The Chateanguay ~ Valley Highland Pipe Band The Scottish Variety Concert held in the Chateau.was continuous as Ken Scott guay Valley Regional High School at Ormstown on the public will be pleased t .Thursday evening, was an unqualified success.Presen- § ted by the Chateauguay Valley Highland Pipe Band \u201c\u2018@|for the purpose of raising money to pay for uniforms, 0 learn that more than six @ hundred dollars was cleared from donations and the snle of sixty-three tickets at the door.people filled the main aunditorinm and the two bal conies at the new school.Robbie Burns\u2019 Night The programme honored Robert Burns, by undisputed right the \u2018\u2018National universal consent one of the greatest lyric poets of any Poet of Scotland\u2019 and by age or country.He was born at Alloway, in Ayrshire.Mr.Jon Proudfoot acted as \u201ces and in manner tot: usual ini.\" selections by the band, varied vocal renditions.Seat- tish dances, comedy, jigs and reels and solos on the piano.Mr.Kennedy Scott provided the piano accompaniment The Band Following the singing of O Canada, the Master of Cere- monirs introduced the members of the Chateauguay Val.lev Highland Pipe Band, Pipe Major Melvin Harrigan, Pipers Mrs.Ruth Dooling and Messrs, Reid Kerr and Neil Hackett, bass drummer Gordon Tanna.hill and drummers Dr.Fre Horsley, Bruce Smith and Wile lis Arthur, who played \u2018Barren Rocks of Aden\u2019 and \u2018Scotland and Brave, Father and Daughter Mr.William Howieson, tenor, delighted the large audience with Scottish classics Bunnie Tass of Ballochimyle, Granny's Highland Home, Rothesay Bay.His sixteen.year-old daughter Pat, a student at the Chateau- guay Valley Regional High School, stole the hearts of the audience and came close to al so stealing the limelight from Mr.Howieson when father and daughter warmed the hearts of everyone with the famous Scottish ballads \u2018OQ Gin | Were A Baron's Heir and \u2018The Crookit Bawhee'.Readers will be interested to learn that carlier in the day the charming young lady went through the agony of a Grade Right Royal Conservatory piano examination.Likewise, readers who have not as yet had the pleasure of meeting Mr and Mrs.Bill Howieson and family will be pleased to know they are local folk who live in Brooklet on the former Gerald Levers farm which they purchased last April, Mr, Howie.sow is Vice-President and Comptroller of Steinberg's Ltd.The Dancers Scottish dancers were also a highlight of ihe varicgated programme and another C.V.RHS.student Miss Jessie Told and Mrs.Iris Simpson were the recipients of resounding applause for their excellent performances of The Highland Fling and The Sword Dance, Pipe-Major K.A.tre land of Westmount, R.CAF Pipe-Major, accompanied the dancers.Mac Ruddock a complete everyone's friend Mac Rud dock of Dewittville resplendent in Highland dress, was at his expected usual best stories and one could hear a pin drop when he sang songs familiar to all since the days of \u201cRabbie\u201d Burns, Lorraine Tannahill sweetly sang \u2018Westering Home\u2019 and \u2018Ye Banks and Braces\u2019 and Don Racine, Richard Pannunzio and Willis Arthur added toc-tap- ping music in \u201cMrs, MoLeod'< Reel\u201d and \u201cDusty Miller\u2019.After a ten.minute intermission during which time the large audience grouped themselves in two's, three's, four's, half- dozens and dozens and comments like \u2018A perfect evening we nee more of this; calibre of entertainment.what a fine Highland band we have too ib missing this, etc.the lights.were\u2019 dimmed and the Cha- teauguay Highland Pipe.Band candidates.and Road to the Isles, B®: Scotland on the 25th of January.1759.Ken, further Oakley rounded oul MeRae's, Dorothy more Jius and reels, the finger drumming, toe tap pine kind thud makes a Borns Anniversary worth attending son, MA, BD, STM.chair lang Games sponsored hy Ca- ledonian Society of Montreal berated.cajoled, chided, fat tered, soothed and mimicked ol voice, he evoked laughter near.anger, love and in an all-tao brief, under minute, appearance on the stage.Mr.Hasson 1s the mn responsible for Caledonian Soctety 's forthcom ing Highland Games at Orms town Exhibition Grounds, or June 29, to any success tha will be attained.Dynamic heen promoting Ormstown an the Caledonian Games ot coast to-coast radio and tele vision networks and in the press of Canada, the USA and abroad.Finally, two bewhiskered themselves on the stage and after secretively from flasks of cough medicine ing place, at last humble writer to attempt te and other intonations of the language \u2018Rabbie\u2019 Burns spoke suffice it to say here No Scottish concert in the § Chateauguay Valley would he success without and he and evoked rounds of applause § with his Scottish jokes and 7 bad so.and.so JB played Green Hills of Homa Mesdames Ella Ruddock and [BS William Howieson and daughter | were A Baron\u2019s Heir,\u201d More than 600 The renowed Howiek trio of and a well planned evening with aan man of the forthcoming High: Sensi lity, as well as other feelings, elevating the witty, clever, fearless, he has doddering old Scotsmen seated imbibing or heart stimulants each had tucked away in overcoats, muif- flers or some other secret hid.spoke to each other Far be it for your desoribe the rolling of the R's that again merriment and laughter and Rupert Hawley again proved themselves, Lord lLovat's Lament and My Tome by the hand, followed by God Save the Queer, broughy a very fine evening 10 à close Before adding 1o this report notes compiled by Mrs, lor- iraine Tannahill, we fake this opportunity of saying that the public genuinely appreciated the quality of the entire evening as much as the Chateau pay Valley Hivhland Band appreciated the fine support of the publie The Chateauguay Valley Highland Pipe Band ts worthy of the full support of all.The members are working hard to become top noleh performers, New pipers who expect 10 he dressed and playing for the June 29 Caledontan Hlgh- land Games at Ormstown in + The thunderous voice of a[élude Mrs.Lovraine TPanna- herce-looking elergy mano David TannahiW, Bobby would have awakened the|Stewart, Raymond Robidoux, near dead if indeed there| Panda Fraser, Marion Fraser.had heen any an the theatpe|Cureently on chanters are and the blood mn every [Mrs Muriel Fortune, Mrs, leone's VoIns must have lon Stewart, Elizabeth and changed pace mans tunes a hed C 36 in.wide \u2014 2 b C Unbleac otton : y A to Reg.49c a yard ROWNTREES 2 OWE ~ on winter sleep on February Zappa\u201d says bluntly, \u201cOnly) \u201cTenderly, Dad, we treasure, \\ dump ni a a werk Eh \u2019 on He sticks his head out of his cuperstitious people believe the past, .| : À sides.real ast week, AREY WES ome an the round and looks this- story\u201d while World] With leving memories Engagement g ment, entertained Iriday evening, ong Book's article on \u201cGround that-will always: last.\u201d ÿ Cornet * Ne dav de \u201c .1h ho L1G i .QL - Lu | and all day Saturday by el pp hé vers his shadow ho Hog Dav savs more tactfully, Always remembered by | Mr, and Mrs.Willis Bg #IGHTN Nazarene Church there.Those! ooo Wan Ca tS ee A The family].i the J 12°, als ; .crawls back into his hole and \u201cSeienee has not confirmed ' ~ish to announce the enga ! attending wore from Ottawa} eo suppo-d to mean that Mis : REMBER \u2014 In loving mem=| cnt of their daughter, Dorks ÿ ins ta Montreal and this area, They, cn will Sa a aerskel a \u2018' ory of a dear brother, Walter 44 Willa Bott to Mr.Vinca 241-25) ici ; the will he six more Werks| So il scoms that on the ar sd a y .1 ; participate kev py , 1\" Rember, who passed away Jan.>,nr .¢ B participated in hockey, volley.ie eh ) Lo | Zulian, son of Mr.and Mrs.$961 ili ; oF winter wat, whole, the Weather Bureau is 30th, 1967 an, \u2019 i ball, sliding.skatna, group, py he dopant seo his Town ati: None + unoccupied, | Mary Aslanian usually has the student driver-classes in Stange Manger and voue Fresbyterian Church ry teauguay areca, the Cha- LUMBER AND BUILDING w : thing to report.| rough birthday ci asithe senior building There of pl i ple| lish.Prayers for Uni \u2018 MATERIAL 3 Town of Chateauguay pens 10k ay since itlare about 30 stude plays this coming Friday.led b nity were S ns all , ; i students el Dont y .Rev.M.= SCIAN ; t \u201c Polices ee ae à 2 minor accidents no injuries Sth.But this ear a Thre and only six chore (he ® Chacoauguay Vall A Cure of Merdier RG.Posen C .\u2019 *% CROWN DIAMOND PAINTS à ù Thefts es ony.\"|, à th Physical Educational Institute to or ona site pentes wih the ontaging, indicates hat ne ne hon 2400 by \u201cSeptember 394 Woodbine: Timmons, 691-0748 1 J.Campbell J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc : ad son.e nextinovalty EL: se thelwill contribute close fo 70° : ngsters from .Caugh- \u2014_\u2014 NOTARY \u2019 \u2019 ° ; à .ovalty Ball | ¢ comtnibwie close to 70% nawag .| au gh w Zoning By-Law was ad ; 2.- on l'ebruary)of the \u20ac Sr |nawaga widi enter the schy Chateaugua .À ., opted in | .TI Hh Tor bot ri ; ie cost of this enlarge-|Mor the « schpolj \u2014 guay at .VETERINARY i mi and a meeting of electors will be held on on reading, juniors, ra iy ho undpment, The Federal contrib Pres ae Ye\" Bi : The Parish Gounty Buildin.King Street, SURGEON ; pe at 7.00 p.m.at the Town Hall.sday, Feb.14 |ations for a Kin he nomin- tion will be $1.840.078 out \u201cof School is owand 5S Billings .of Chateau untingdon 18 Henderson St.j he 4 There will be a special meeting on Jan.30th Primes wy 4, Mins, Queena total cos of $2.808.700.of integration of Protestant ST.ANDREW'S guay Mr.Campboll attends he adoption of the By-law to amalgamate the Tow for the! Activity Week and \"I during: he Federal Government ah Resa je oLestant ; L I\u201d (ANGLICAN) | Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Tel, 264.5331 î he teauguay and Chateauguay Heights.ns of Cha-|he crowned by he ie) a pas contributed the| The English Catholic Pupils, UNITED CHURCH Church of St.George fn.other days by appointment x or \" .1 mn _ queen, Prince and Princess] cost of 3 eus wes he now a St.Willibrords is ex.162 St.Francis Blvd.Office Open ity untingdon, Que, 3 Hi Maplewood Church.Obituary of did soar at thie Ball.More| school, which oponed i ge Grated with CHATEAUGUAY BASIN SUNDAY \u2014 FEBRUARY dth onan to Saturday inclusive \u2014 th (Cont, from Chat, F ; V You pr In ; seven years ago.When t oad.year, ; vel cnhool next ; FIFTH 8 i ssigriee of the records of th j Wa y = Chat, Front Page)|Tho Late Duncan C.Thompson Royle Done pe x.Peter ditional facilities hew Lod.gear, [The Howar ¢ 5.bas Corner.D rete: and\u2019 AFTER ÉPIPHANY late Donald M.Rowat \u2018 \"in Thy Name We Go\u201d.; À 1° TT TNoMer Teacher mpieted in Ju ty vol 15 the only schoo in ; \u201cStree Sol ; Dre \u2018la x , : Cholrs Anthem was \u201c0 God, of Baines ie PO.Thomson aug! ed vai Goverr ne ne on of pre Mora on integra- Rev.Bo BS Frases 0:30 am.Holy Eucharist Montreal (ool sot) a ease Drs.Belisle & Cloutier he My Strength and Fortitude \u201cle sville, Ont.died at|laushter, Mrs, Ross Ii have contributed \u2018a\u2019 tou RL À nts and Roman| eq ze 0 :30 a.m.Mattins i |Glengarry N 3 ; > ; ss Elliott ibuted a\u2019 to Catholics is any .= , v.S, ar An unusual appeal for fe- iy Memorial Hospita],| äzel) of Chateauguay, Que.more than two and a.bait oe aa Is an accomplished)\u201d pistes CL 1:15 am.Choral Eucharist RE ch male choir members is made:{uar, ia.on Monday, Jan-| He also leaves four grand tion dollars \u2014 Mr.T.Alun Hughes, Bsc |Holy B v contrary to the trend we h ve 15th.lle was born al children, Ross Thompson oi] These important fina ha \u2014 Organist es, Bye [Holy Baptism \u2014 1 .ETERINARY SURGEONS ch the men: ladies both s 1a e St.Louis de Gonzadue, Que, Peterborough, Out D ot > |contribulions by th financial .FOR SAL Mrs.Lee Gilbert 3rd Sunday at 9:30 an Watson Tel.829-2852 © ! and allo voices are dela a aies In 1920 he moved to Fhompson of London ont ment of Canada are aver _ E 5 sistant Organist 4th Sunday at 11:15 LAWYER - Ormatown, Que, a ipin.Thursdays ainsville, where he has li Allan and Allison Elliott of der the T-chnical à vane eo | SURCAY School ; \u2019 .5 J say a 8 pam.fever simes, except from ee Chateauguay.Wison Eliott ofltional rari peta voca.CHATEAUGUAY, \u2014 Immacu- WORSHIP Es am.F.GAVEE BARNETT Suite 1020 n Church Tall this \u201cweek a MA he resded in.TON Mona ME pr uni already re- pangalow.316800.Butler & ELEVEN SAGE SUNDAY he Rev.F B 010 Feil Tha Gabriel if - usual.nis , Que.a rdner, Ronald McRae sulted, during the pa Tyrer aule Realti \\ .F.G.Burgess , Que.abrie \" \u201cThe Sacrament of Commu-it The funeral service wax| \"C01SC Oshorne.Prrey \u201cMor vears, in payments ont 691-3976, Chataanguny.er NURSERY DURING Deacon Tob: 842-4461 Poupart de nian will be observed Sunday wld on January 17th to SL rison Melvin Gardner and mately $150 million for woes.ACCESSORIES.SERVICE JOHN FOSTER 46 Salaberry Blvd, NOTARY if k eb 11th at three services.'oncessi Lente Church, 2nd Reh McGregor, tonal school projects in the old PLACE.AGCESSORIES, Cholr Director and Organist.| Wednesday, 8 to 11 pm is wi opr; » suis ce Ssion, insvi .: ose at i .ovine ; rames, le $ Thos?rary Service on' ferment was ainsville aod An: tance ® attending I or hos Present.pro Under ne fox and many othor PS Chateauguay, P.Q.St.Chrysostome, Qua.ge Flowers in the Church drew's cemetery.Service was William and Alex McArthur $374 million is available for buy similaé reasonable.Also CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE el.: 692.9831 br Sunday were in loving memory conducted by the Rev.Gleun of Bedford.Mrs.Gerald Baxter vocational schools in the Pré- Wesselow 692-2577, Call Mrs, Res.: Howick, Tel.8256-2208 Tel.826-4933 ee of Mr.Sydney Lyne.- McPherson.and Kenneth of Hu dson cince of Quebce.guay.» Chateau- U N | T E D C H U R Office: Howick 825-2033 th blease remember next Sun- mot Thompson leaves 1o er of Montreal, mane contractor on the for- C H _\u2014 \u2014 in day's guest preacher, Rev ourn his loss, his wife, the|pier rson Baxter of High S ed Chalcauguay anti TT Vi Doi , Guest preacher.Rex, former Eifel Baxter.two Pierrefonds ; High School is JR.Côte Co: Calvary Baptist 161 PARKVIEW BLVD.J.Paul Cossellc Claude Pilon m plan now to be present and pons avaiain and Campbell, [called jends and relatives (ly o ited, who necent.Ce hear his message.Bainsville, and one ed Funeral Tome.¢ and) tro\u201d lemontary\u2019 schools: C Church v E LC 0 M E S Y 0 u Advocate NOTARY or wall ; lome, Corn-|Ch ce y © Is m| Corner of St.or the following evening he ap.wall to pay their last res- Chaleauguaz the the Robert, an putes Bivd.MORNING WORSHIP 62 Larocque 62 Chateauguay St to Letter From Cee pears in one of the plays he- LL LL Park.¢ Centennial Kev: Donald 8.Douglas, B.A.11 AM.AT ST.PAUL'S SCHOO Valleyfleld Tel.Office and Ho a (Cont.from Chat, Front Page) te Party On Sat P f the pe re that.while Tel.691 2117 CA RINDERGART \u2014 2.30 a.m.at 161 Parkview Blvd Tel.078-7084 264-5234 Huntingd m ch i ; | Ÿ de 1 : © Federal grant is made - 08 RGARTEN & NURSE * , ingdon ville Views.Mrs.Nellie Jal urday there will be a vernis- ro essional Director der the Technic: eur : Po RY \u2014 11 am.at i 1 .Nellie Jal-|sage of his one- permis ry.echnical and Voca- .bin oo 161 PARKVIEW BLVD.assignee of the records of at =, Pr de the see of paintings al he Cultural ame the Assistance Pro.9.45 SUNDAY HTT Ministers Rev, Herbert Goold oA ur THORNE, GUNN Mire Lucien Baillargeon, NP.a ; À : 1 MN tet ., » curre | 45 am.\u2014 a T =.° A.B.D, ; of Nannie Jalbert For a long Centre.he maintines will res Kennedy, Lague & Cie son of school pacilition will H am.\u2014 Worship.School { : EE Manse 122 Blain Drive ° HELLIWELL and and Roger Fortier, N.P.i 1 1 was under the fale im-|Feb view unti also include new laboratories am.\u2014 Nursery | : 4 © \u2014 691-0425 CHRISTEN Office H ; pression dhat Mrs.J \u201c|February 14th.The play i COMPTABLES AGR \u2014 |threc \u20ac HOW laboralones,) 7 pm, \u2014 y Ln Het LC SON eo Hours N real name was Nannie.\u2018Legal, which Keith will be appcaring| CHARTERED RES rary, catelonia and admi iif © Evening Worship |= : | Chartered Accountants am.to 5 pm.Daily 1 ly it is Nellie, but by is direcled by another Scig- ACCOUN \u2026« (tation offices and adminis- WEDNESDAY ; : _ incorporating li.ference il's Namie.Be Pr\u20ac|niory Parker active in antes Tol: TANTS à udit offices.A hew 500 seatig.00 pa.\u2018Pr TOWN OF CHATEAUGUAY C Middleton Hope & Ca.Evenings by appointment M luck in your new nus theatre, Colin Keleher.This ol: 692.6789 aan, will, also be in.u.\u2014 \u2018Prayer Meeting on ENTRE rien Accountants men R career.Nannie! Her Ur Play.entitled \u201cSell 31, Boul.D'Anjou President püpil population of FRIDAY - Public N 1 Naasau ang.Froopore in the| oo 0 Keit : ; - the Moon\u201d.is a premi \u2018 ?1 10 ot i mT a Strike of Frontenae performance.written he Ma ®| George Kennedy, C.A the Howard S.Billings and M0 Bors WEL People otice bad Na Bridgetown, Ban 0 is having a busy week.Total playwrigh Marjorie CA MRE ELco DEPOSIT OF .Fortune Drug Store i orrow.Thursday, he cele-| Morris, who w arjorief Marcel Lague, C T THE COLLECTION R.J, P.Dawson, C C brates his Xth birthday , who wrote \u201cThe Slum- : CA OWN OF CHATEA ROLL FO C.A.Poi » CA.p i day, and! ber Room.\" .Chateauguay Contre UGUAY-CENTRE RE WATER THE YEAR 1968 \u2014 J D.Hones Ga.Reg'd f} Ce : AND GARBAG | A.C.Shackell, : .C.kell, C.A.al WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS Publication of By:Laws » PUBLIC NOTICE is Xe H 2 Garbacz, a J : R ATEN -_ INVITATIONS lake notice that the by-law by the undersigned, Rene Dupont given P- Gauvreau, GA.ACQUES L'ECUYER, Prop.| i A 3 .The Gleaner ber 605 entitl ed: : y-faw - num- .Surer of the Town of Chateauguay Joa D: Pp.Aitkens, C.A.Rexall Drugs | « Le .qe .i : : - .M.Long, C.A.is : oflers à wie i By-law providing for the acquisi tre, tha the collection roll of the Town Ww.a.Hogg, on 200.s rs a wide selectio \u2018 ion of miscellaneous 1 ateauguay Centre ni - Garlarneau, C.A, 4-2028 Huntingdot wedding invitatioi ;, À printed and Municipal eous lots for streets water and garbage fo the year 1 the consultants 8 4 oo Q ar 15, regular : d purposes and f age lor the vear 19 Consultant: 8 ; raised printing an quisition of servi or the ac- has been compl 1 the year 1968, ite EE De?OA 1 of servit Ls .ompleted an : Suite 2604 services and a Vitudes or oopnicipal.in my office at the ond py posited 800 k Exchange Towor, Dr.Gill : ; ; \u2018 .\u2018 n , ' n- ace Victori * Gille | ALSO these purposes.000.00 for jou Blvd, Town of Chateauguay Cen istorias Montreal.s Payetle { has received es e, where all interes Arion - OPTOMETRIST photogr as rece the approval from the Mi tak interested parties may - Drnlographs, in Color or Black and Te pd Municipal Affairs on J ANUARY n oral panipation of same during [CHARTER no! e, we ing albu : 968 dF 2 (I al office : ED ACCOU asses Fitted Le ms, matches sun, and from the \u2018Queb = , outs, to wit from ni COUNTANT servietles etc , | cipal Commissi ebec Muni- o'clock a.m.until five o'clock i nine MORTIMER ROSS Contaot Lenses cpa ission on JANUARY 22nd, afternoon il five o'clock in the Bt.Lambert OÙ ne ainonen Tay .| : to \u2018 Lambert, Quebec, very Wednesday This by-law is \u2019 lis - is n 3 P 1, .Tol.: 671-6114 2 p.m.to 8 p.m.F R E E y office at the Town Hall 58 na at.| aff pEUBLIC NOTICE is zs given that |e tae, Ron: 808 vai on Chatenuquey St.Cyt .nile } \u2019 oO : ML a on el.284- .: when invitations, photograph .Blvd, Chateauguay-Cenire, where Jai tioned in \u2018the said collec the sums men- |Kowiek, Que, Bt.Breroulenus:; Montreal BD rang; | untinaon are ordered f 5 i p S, etc.the interested parties ma t k requested t ; d ction roll are el.825-2268 Tel.» WUE.§519 St.Hubert : 277.8242 i are ordeted from The Gleaner! nication of sae, dui y take commu.| {ajiestae to pay the same al, my office | for the eng ne no additional charge| hours.+ during norunal office\u2019 Town \"of Che Hall, 25 d'Anjou Blvd.; 1gagement notice, rar Zp : \u201c © atea ,; sire) : >tice ., nar.G : ateauguay Centr eaner.; LO ( : wo jon.of the present noti this JAN auguay-Lentre, : present notice.p | NUARY 25th, 1968.© vi , _, / Gïven ab Chateauguay Centre, thi Keddy & Somerville | Fr one 264-5365 L R LEGAULT, .23rd'day of'Janukry 1968: ~~ his Ine red E.Orr Town Clerk, Ce cru im TERT Insurance Brokers w BARRINGTON, QUE.z = COR of Chateauguay-Centre.240.415 REN Courtier d'assurances Chartered Insurance Broker ; CUIR Loue Town \u2018Hall \u2014 Hôtel de Ville] Sr tone ai line RE erp yeep eon Hemrminoford Tal, 867-2707 Te).84 of Insurance ' *, el.247-2070 Hommincferd -\u2014 31 20 \\ P.5 NERS Round Eyre - Ring | : Breeders\u2019 Parlisment The above desionslion was frequently used hy Farm wri tery when most of the Nal onu) Purebred Livestock As- deatious held ther annual meetings during the same week in Toronto, Ontario Likewise, the Ontario Horse, Ontario cattle, Ontario Sheep, Ontario Swine, ete.Breeders\u2019 Associations, which were con.prised of Ontario representa tives of the various breeds of livestock concerned, and whieh were, in effeer, the ad visory bodies in connection with the Policies of the Live Stock Branch pf Ontario De partment of Agriculture.Al.$0 in conneetion with the atlo- cation and distribution of grants made by the said Live Stock Branch.The said Nat- tonal und Ontario mectings were usually held during either the first or second weeks of l\u2018ebruary each year.Nowadays.however, most of the respective National Boel Breed Association's annual meetings are held elsewhere, either in Guelph, Ontario, or in one or another of the Western Provinces, The Canadian Jersey Cattle Club annual meeting has also heen held in other Provinces on several «different occasions, The Ayrshire Meeting This year the Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association of Canada will depart from its time honoured custom, whereby its annual meetings have been! held alternately in Montreal.and Toronto.A procedure which goes back to 1898 when the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders \u2018Association (whieh changed its name, as above, several years ago) was formed through the amalgamation of the Canada, ete.(Quebee and part of Eastern Ontario) and the Dominion (Ontario and other parts of Cunada, except Quebec) Associations.This year, instead of the meeting being held at the Royal York Hotel, in the centre of Toronto, it will be held at Holiday Inn, Highway No.27, at Burnham- thorpe Road, near Toronto's Malton Airport.The 97th Annual Meeting of Ayrshiredom in Canada, will be held on Thursday, February 15, 1968, and will he chaired hy the President, W.Clarence Mann of Peterboro, Ont,, with the Secretary-Man- ager, J.Douglas MacKechnie, as Sceretary of the meeting.Also in assistance will he Ar chie Roy, Balquhidder Farm, Howick, Que, in his capacity of Vive.President of the Association.In that connection, if the time-honoured practise is followed.Archie Roy will doubtless be clevated to the Presidency at the time of the meeting of the Board of Directors which will be held on the day after the annual meeting.By the way the President, Viee President, and the other members of the Executive Committee (from the directorate) are elected for one year only, by the Board of Direc tors, and the retiring President is not.cHigible for re election for several veurs thereafter.Five directors in representation of the Province of Ontario will be elected, for two year terms, by the Annual Meeting, It is noted that the Nomination Committee has proposed the following: Wil ham G.Reid, Ashburn, Ont, Marvin Green, Brantford, Ont; R.Roy Simmons.Finch, Ont, Alex M.Wallace, Smiths Falls, Ont.Rowan Stansell, Aylmer, Ont.In other words the Nomination Commitiee has proposed that the first four of that five be re.clected for another term of 2 years, with Rowan Stansell as successor to W_ Clarence Mann, who, as already indicated, automatically retires.Alex M, Wallace is, of course, a son of the late J M.Wallace of Fairview Ayrshire Farm, Athelstan, Que.Several amendments to the By-Laws with respect to registrations.wre being proposed, By FRANK NAPIER out of samme being thay a hall will not be accepted for regis tration unless his dam has a \u201cGood Plus\u201d rating or hetler, amd also has BCA, Indexes of 115 in both milk and fat, Al present, a bull is accepted if his dam has a B.C.A.rating ol 100 for both milk and fat, It is also proposed that the minimum fee for the registration ol feinales be raised to $3.00 for animals up to 6 months of age; to $5,00 Jor animals 6 15 ÿ months of age, and to $7.50 for animals 9 to 15 months of age, and over 15 months to 510,00.Also to raise the minimum transfer fee from $4.00 to $5.00, with a maximum fee of $6.00 for transfers filed after 60 days of sale.The Holstein Meeting The 85th Annual Meeting of the Holstein Friesian Association of Canada will be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on Wednesday, February 14, 1968, with the President, Hardy Shore, Glanworth, Ont.in the chair The Sveretary of the meeting will be Gco.M.Clemons, who has held that position for several decades and is, in fact the \u201cDean\u201d of Secretary - Managers of Purebred Livestock Associations in Canada, as was his father, the Slate Austen Clemons, before him.It is proposed that there he an upward revision in the case of registrations and transfers.At the Holstein meeting there will also be an open discussion on the hitherto \u201chush.hush\u201d red colour factors, In that connection, the Holstein I'riesian Journal says, in part: \u201cDr J.C, Rénnie, Chairman of the Colour Markings Committee, will make the report which suggests changes that will materially affect the future of the breed.Other members of the committee will be present to explain the reasoning behind their recommendations and answer questions, As they represent a wide diver.sitv of experience and interests, they should be \u2018able lo present viewpoints on their report that will cover all questions members may have regarding their proposal.\u201cNo more important matter has ever heen presented for consideration of an annual meeting than: the recommendations of this report.It is expected that members will he present in large numbers to enter into a frank and (rec discussion that will guide formulation of Association policy in the matter\u201d District Contestants The January, 1968 issue of Canadian Ayrshire Review features the nominations for All-Canadian Honours, that is of the winners in the show.rings across Canada during the year 1967 Several district owned animals figure in a number of the classes as well as several animals owned outside this area which were leading winners of the 1967 Orms- town Exhibition.Two of the six nominations in the class for yearling bulls are in the latter category, one of them being Twin Brook Ladies Man which was first and champion at Ormstown and then went on to win similar honours at Richmond.Sherbrooke and Quebec; finally third place at the Royal Winter Fair.The other is Chacook Captain Ross which was second in the yearling bull class at Ormstown, Lachuie and Quebce; also reserve champion at Ormstown and Lachute.Meredith Ladysman, first and champion at the Howick- Huntingdon Ayrshire Club's Red and White Show at Have- lock Fair, for Davies Bros, Huntingdon, is one of the six nominees in the class for Bull Calves.So also is Bonnie Brae Elite which headed that class for Sydney Mode, Vank.leek Hill, Ont, at Ormstown.In the class for cows, 5 years and over, one of the nominees is Low Supreme first and champion at Ormstown, Lachute, Maxville, Central the residents of local We wish to inform and vicinity that a SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY 475 FRONTIERE TEL.247-2793 now handles all our outgoing and incoming Express shipments J, Express Superintendent, Champlain Ares, Canadian National Railways HEMMINGFORD firm: L.Diorio, News from COVERING THE ACTIVITIES Youth Group Discussion ORMSTOWN \u2014 A most sue- cessful Youth Group Discussion took place recently at Mt.St.Hilaire.The Youths are part of 4H clubs and the discussions are open to all clubs from Sherbrooke to Pontiac areas.Watch this paper for news of the next meeting Canada and the Royal Winter fair for Sydney Mode.An other of the six nominees in that class is Burnside Blue Cheer which was second in a class of 12 at the Royal Winter Fair for R.R.Ness and Sons, Ltd, Howick.One of the six nominations in the class! for 4.year-old-cows is Burnside Blue Moon which won third in a class of 11 at the Royal Winter Fair, Terrace Bank Silver Princess, second at Ormstown foi J.Earle Ness & Son, Howick, and Burnside Ramona.second at the Royal Winter Fair for R.R.Ness & Sons, Lid.have been nominated in the 3 year- old heifer class.Similarly two district animals have been nominated in the 2 year-old heifer class, one each {rom Burnside and Terrace Bank.That is Burnside Rare Norma, first in a class of 16 at the Royal Winter Fair for R.R.Ness and Sons, Ltd., and Terrace Bank Silver Queen, first at Ormstown for J.Earle Ness & Son.Bonnie Brae Angela, first.at Ormstown and Maxville for Sydney Mode, is one of the six nominees in the yearling heifer class, Considering the number of outstanding animals shown in the 4.H Calf Club Shows across Canada, particularly Ottawa and Ormstown, it is dis appointing to note that there are only four nominations for All.Canadian Honours.The reasons annexed being that the owners, or their parents, did not have the necessary photographs made of their winners.One of the four nominees is Bonnie Brae Red- wings owned by Bruce Mode (son of Stanley Mode) Vank- leek Hill, Ont, Because there was no open heifer calf class and because the 4H Show was open only to area members she was unable to accompany the Mode herd to Orms- town Exhibition while she was a few days below the minimum age lo show at the Of.tawa Winter Fair 4-H Club Show.However 0 won the Ormstown EXHIBITION CENTRE OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\" which is in the planning stage.Information may be obtained from Clayton Murphy of Hun: tingdon, C.G.Driver, Macdonald College or G.Allard.Ste.Martine.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Hamilton and Nancy were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Har vey Forrester and family in Niagara.Mrs.Celia Shapcott visiled her mother, Mrs.John Greer.last Sunday.Mr.Newton Elliot attended the funeral on Saturday of his cousin, Sidney P.Davis.Mr.Davis died on Thursday at Ste.Anne's Military Hospital.Funeral services were held from Collins Funeral Home in Pointe Claire with burial in the Pte.Claire Field of Honor.Mr.Davis was well known as a voung man in Ormstown, he died in his 72nd year.Ormstown Legion News cently in lows:\u2014 Ladies 1st \u2014 Mrs.A.Naughton.Elliot.Mrs.H.Peddie, Mrs.L.Stacey, vost.Door prize winners were:\u2014 Mrs.G.MeWhinnie, Mrs.W.Hamilton, Mrs.L.Stacey, Mr.W.Hope.Mrs.F.Evans, Mrs.M.Me- Intyre, Mrs.T.McNaughton.Due to alterations being done in the Hall a definite date could not be set for the next card party but the date will be announced in The Gleaner.Barrie Memorial Notes The Barrie Memorial Hospital wishes to acknowledge the following annual membership in the sum of $10 and donations, Membership\u2014 Mr.R.J.M.Reid, Hemming- ford.Donations \u2014 In memory of the late Armand Brunet, The Ormstown Curl ing Club, $10 and Mr.and Mrs.Archies McCormick and family, Ormstown, $10.In memory of the late W.Allen Walsh, The 13 Club, Valley- field, $5.In memory of the late Miss Margaret Cullen, Mr.and Mrs.James D.Wilson, Howick, $10.In memory of the late Mrs.Fred N.Williams, Championship of th: 4-11 Calf section of Prescott County Show, T.Obituary Regretfully, we have just heard of the passing of two, trea old acquaintances That is Dr.{East, $10; E.S.Archibald, former long.|Montreal, $10; Mr.and\u2018 Mrs, time director of the CamadajJohn W.Russell, Dollard des Farms System,|Ormeaux, $10.and James R.Henderson ofjthe late Mrs.W.A.Thomson, Portsmouth, Ont.The latter|Anonymous, St.Lambert, $25.having been widely and popu.|In memory of the late Mrs.larly known as an outstanding Christopher Mayoh, The Val.Holstein breeder and as alleyficld Ladies Lawn Bowl former Director and Presidentling Association, Valley- of the Hoistein-Friesian As.field, $5.Experimental sociation of Canada.Mr.and Mrs.James Williams, i Valleyfield, $10; Douglas and .Vanald \u2018Williams, Valleyfield, |$5: Mr.and Mrs, GR.Pillette, Mn-*rant, 85; The staff Mon- East School, Montreal Mrs.W.B.Leny, In memory of Expansion Fund \u2014 \u2018Dr.Arnold Jones, Montreal, IE Trucks Rea LE éhcont We now have a | FULLY QUALIFIED MECHANIC and facilities for MAJOR or MINOR| Service OF Tractors Farm Machinery Diesel Equipment AUTO SERVICE \u2014 GUARA | WORK IS FULLY NTEED Route 14 VERY REASONABLE RATES E.Rennie & Sons ORMSTOWN Tel.829-2888 hat Key prize winners were: \u2014|January 20, 1968.Mrs.J.Arthur, Mr.G.Pre-|(Chuck) Seaman were crowned King and Queen during these ceremonies.) rounding area.Drawing prize winners were:|\u2014\u2014 WIN HONORS IN MALONE leo oe co First place at last ws of Jas Saturday) and what ao elimb von the cellac that was, For tiaved ut least, irs probably + record But, have yon look \u201cdal the pois, spread Tor the hot d publie Pecenn irk.un ln wok \u201crsp place.At that, the Ran- jhers had two games an hand \u201cwhieh if won, would put them on top of she heap, Can any ons remember a race so 8 close?The whole Teague bisrh! img not for a playoff spot hat for the top spot.A bad an for weak hearts in the weeks alwad, M is time we took another look at the Western Division of the NJILL.Here, first and lat scem to be set for Phila jdelphia and the Seals.The {rest are bunched only two \u201c(points apart after some wide s{gaps in the early running.Los The in take over by the appointment Golab to the Alouettes GM post, picture the reaction of the players.They had heard of \u2018Tony Miss Mery Darlene Dufort of Malone and Charles spades Fina \u201c54, WY Maureen is also a candidate for the \u201cLittle Miss Carnival through the grape vine that anfis the Pageant\u201d to be held February 1, 1968.ex-player was to ver the Job rest of They thought in terms of ve cent years and most hels wore on Sam.The Golab bit came us a shock.Many of to day's Miss Lewis is a frequent visitor in Huntingdon and sur- design Wednesday, January 31st, 1968 THE PRO SHOP of he oan.Well hese mone on thas, lopies: Only four wins out \u201cfirst five teams\u201d Also as of Saturday, filth place New York were only three ponds ol six prow lem, thiee paints out offit do shold hea Bonanza as it looks to bean easy choee Kings Montreal and \u2018Toronto will win should Valentine Gift Is.(Continued [rom know in cards diamonds and clubs and the pack more appropriate as a Valen ting gilt when Fs an the Biey ele back The Gleaner 9 'FIRE AT DUNDEE Shocdy after 915 ain, players had never even hesc| Vresday (he tort verre Golden Bos \u2018They ave[Men wer: sommenes to (hé v hat pat ant to ay he least hen of Bruno Seron, ahout \u2018 ., 7 .* \u201cy i.\u201cps I > » cited to hold off in any wu ih vd if he 7 \" pronouncement until a Uniied Chureh in Dundee.Thee men under CC Walter meebhos to Dé held Salle in and one truck answered the call and extinguish ed the tire eu-cf by an ap parent cleetricat short ia the wiring of Hh> newly r novated home \u2018They were on the scene around an hour \u201che 1ruek be.vatne stock in the snow when trem 1 were ready to leave nd a snowplow from St Ani- eel cane to lelp get them un is uotirins much bat s provide a pussing Foals hrines th funds fifi four doilaus, Next will lose use on » \u201c+ \u201c .vies Bosco Shunnd derwas The truck, however, tw York and Chicago bad let - to the plow's Philadelphia St Louis had x: t prror to the rows have no trouble with arrival Oakland and even Detroit wii TT Tm menace awn over Minnesota pedalling bies eles headed strateait loir vour boyfriend.So Sax 1 wilh Cards\u201d this Valentine Das and present the Hero of Your Heart with play \u2018ing cards But remember, i's {Lean Yom and co you don't pre Wd Angeles are slipping and willlresent vou Thoush the yearsihave to learn how fo play probably have to fight Pitts-1the Queen of Hearts has heen \"OW Maid aa burgh for the last play offja lass of fickle identity.Some Zo.\u2014 em A card part a .spot.St, Louis and Minnesotajesperts say she's Helen of Phe He on an will he the fighters for s«cond|Tros Others say Elizabeth hi Re elect ; ; À and we see the Blues on top.jof England and AH others, © Prize winners were as fol- Miss M Lew da Th M qm ° With & little luck they could|Joan of Are C A p p | E L L 0 : iss Maureen Lewis, daughter of Mr.an rs.James |cven win it all.Somewhere! ne duck of Hearts an said Douglas; 2nd, rs.T.Me-|w.Lewis of 58 Wellington St, Malone, N.Y.and Andrew along the line they seemed 101g he a Frenchman, Etienne M Smith: ents 1st \u2014 Mr.!Tulloch, son of Mayor and Mrs.Kenneth Tulloch of Malone|have picked up some spirit of Vignoles, who has gone TO-MORROW .Smith; 2nd \u2014 Mr.G.lare shown above as they were crownbearers for the 1968|Porhaps From the Kings.down in History as the an Epsilon Ball held at Franklin Academy in Malone on| If the publie were surprised{ventor of (he soit signs we hearts, plus February 1st Ils we come lo Lhe ace itself The ace symbol of oneness.The the pack becomes even for continued progress sign The Biescele ; .design The Bieyel For further information has heen a classic To Montreal, Church, Ormstown, 325.St.1004 l'ri-[Branch, $50; 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Semaine de la Canne Blanche | 10 février ans à peine, l\u2019aveugle était un inconnu.En 1920, le premier préposé au Service de l'emploi, dû faire quarante- neuf demandes avant d\u2019obtenir une entrevue et personne ne voulail croire à la possibilité pour un aveugle d'exécuter un travail à la chaîne.Enfin, un industriel consentit à faire un essai et la porte fut ouverte aux aveugles, car peu à peu, d'autres aveugles furent engagés.Les agents de placement trouvèrent les dé- En effet, quant à l\u2019emploi, c'est le chiffre le plus élevé\u2019 jamais atteint durant les cin-| quante années de service de! FEN.C.,A.et quant à la nature du travail, c'est la plus gran- jamais rencôn- le premier diversité depuis de tree nde \"DES hqures: fy *kegnogte \u2018dans Seg.joint à.rou- fae qui} tilisent : » 3 bya.\u2018faire ajouter Ad uno table afin d'empêcher trôle possible par Je toucher.ARN COT lle Rees Glan.qu\u2019il y a 50 bouchés, s'occupérent de la formation ou de Is prépara-, tion de l'aveugle concerné ct surveillèrent ses progrès.\u201cNous procédons toujours de,la même façon\u201d, continue lo directeur régional\" 1 ar rive parfois qu'il nous faille une planchette lost pièces de tomber par tor- re ou encore: faire subir une légère\u2019 modification à un: ap parcil afin d'en rendre le con- Ainsi, un dispositif sonore remplacera pour un aveugle le signal lumineux d\u2019une balance, etc .8\" CHARTERED du Marché B.A., L.S.C., C.A.COMPTABLE AGREE Valleyfield ACCOUNTANT 373-9993 | mr PRTAH GOT 5 1968 M.J PROGRES CONTINU Pour plus d'informations et transport au bureau de scrutin TELEPHONEZ A: 264-2925 ou 264-3323 + CONCOURS Choix du nom de la future école polyvalente de Huntingdon \u2014 Toute personne intéressée devra soumettre, par écrit, sa ou scs suggestions au bureau du Secrétariat.\u2014 Limite de temps: d'ici le 16 février 1968.\u2014 Restrictions: Des participants devront demeurer sur le territoire de la Régionale Salaberry.\u2014 Récompense: Un prix sera accordé à la personne dont la suggestion sera retenue.\u2014 Adresse: Le Secrétariat.| ommission aire Régionale Salaberry, 24, rue Bergevin, Salaberry de Valleyfield.Huntingdon.Mess LS VIS oy 5, Lo .; ; ; 2 Aa, = ; ; .EARN TY du.ho in : FROGS per deb présentess donné- : rs de la Misc en nomination tenue à l'édifice du Comté M.Wilfrid Laplante ont été réélus par acclamation échevins pour le quartier Sud de la Ville de CLAUDE PILON, président d'élection.le 25 janvier S.Gaw t De nos jours, les aveugles | deviennent aussi exigeants que ICI ET LA les voyants dans le choix d'une carrière.Les jeunes dans la Ville les aveugles peuvent suivre Carnaval d'hiver à Malone un cours de secrétariat ctl Pu ler au 4 février se tien- ; np dra à Malone le Carnaval travailler comme dactylo.Lai d'hiver annuel.Ski au flam- machine à dicter remplace beau à Moon Valley, parade, alors la sténographie.Des'danse, autres activités, (Voir jeunes gens étudient la pro-|l'annonce dans la section an- grammation des ordinateurs Blaise).afin de travailler dans l'in PEROU dustrie, d'autres deviennent avocals, travailleurs sociaux, ÇHIHUAHUA blanc, perdu à professeurs.Ormstown.Enregistrement sur flanc droit BCMSX.Récompense promise.S'adres- sur à Dick Roy, 14 Liggett, Ormstown, Tél.829-2282, Durant cette Semaine de la Cunne Blanche, nous vous re-| mercions, vous tous de ia rè-; gion de Valleyficld, qui aima- 7 TT blement nous prétez vos yeux REMERCIEMENTS ou conversez avec nous le long du trajet.Aujourd'hui! Nous désirons remercier la vous pouvez voir l'aveugle à brigade d'incendie de Howick l'oeuvre dans Lous les domai- St toutes les personnes qui nes, mais c'est votre coup de nous ont aidés lors de l'incen- ON DEMANDE A LOUER À VENDRE DAME ou JEUNE FILLE pour D'AUTRES APPARTEMENTS BLE D'INDE en grain séché, travaux ménagers.Tél.264- 2045, Huntingdon.HOMME intéressé dans la sculpture du bois, pour fabriquer des manches et autres articles, Tél.Huntingdon 264-3486, Désire acheter UN BON PIANO usagé.S\u2019adresser a B.Johnson, Rock.burn, Qué, Tél.827-2351.| Naissance FORGET \u2014 A l'hôpital Barrie Memorial, Ormstown, jeudi le 25 janvier 1968, à M.ot Mme André Foryet est né un fils, Stephane.; ; ; die d otre d re, main {fraternel qui nous aide ir re aemeure à nous y maintenir.ct Mme Dicudonné Daoust Chambre et Pension CHAMBRE ot PENSION pour ATTENTION FERMIERS! Assemblée des agriculteurs pour Na - Churs Liquid Fertilizer (Co.Comment obtenir de meilleures récoltes Endroit: SALLE HEATH, HUNTINGDON personnes âgées.Tél.264- 3425, Huntingdon, Propriété à vendre MAISON A VENDRE, située à 195 Châteauguay, Hunting- don.Tél.264.3425, neufs à cupation le ler février, 4/2 appartements frigérateur et poôle fournis, salle de tenne de TV tous les canaux, buanderie.$65.00.Prix plus bas sans les extras.En face des égli minutes 264-3395, Herdman, pour oc-, chauffés, ré-, ou foyer.bain de couleur, an-, \u2014\u2014 ses et magasin: d'Ormstown.16.Tél.| pour foin de bonne qualité; aussi érable sec fournaise Finlayson, I Taillefer, tél.264-2518, Nous informons la population d'HEMMINGFORD et des environs que la maison SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY 475 FRONTIERE TEL.247-2793 est chargée de la réception et de l'expédition des messageries.Le Surintendant des Messageries, Secteur de Champlain, Canadien National, J.L.Diorio.Ormstown, tél.829-2987, TERRAIN de 82\u2019 de profondeur x 99\u2019 de largeur.Coin Bou- chette et Wellington, tingdon.S\u2019adresser à Emile Hun- Date: MARDI, 20 FEVRIER Heure: 8.15 P.M.BIENVENUE A TOUS Représentant: Donald Hadley, Hemminglord Commission Scolaire regroupée de Huntingdon Re.Secrétaire-Trésorier, Future Commission Scolaire, veu- groupant huit (8) commissions scolaires locales, projet prenant force le ler juillet 1968.\u2018Poste ouvert: Secrétaire-tresorier, .lacation à Huntingdon Qué.Qualifications requises: Diplôme Universitaire ou l'équivalent \u2014 Menm- complables de 3 à 5 ans de Avoir bres d'une association professionnels \u2014 d'expérience \u2014 Connaissance de lu gestion scolaire, serait actif, bilingue, belle personualité \u2014 Salaire à être déterminé d'après los qualifications ' du candidat.Toute personne intéressée devra faire parvenir son curriculum vitae à Commission scolaire Regroupde de un- tingdon Qué.Toute application devia ¢- tre reçue avant le 2 mars 1968, pour être ouverte le 6 murs 1968 à l'assemblée régulière.NOTE: Inscrire sur l'enveloppe (Poste de Secrétaire-Trésorier), Adressée à: Commission Scolaire Regroupée de Huntingdon, Viateur Laberge, sec.St.Antoine Abbé Co.Huntingdon Qué., T¢l.827-2205.Ng iy 1 \u201c a y AE ro \u2018 IE $ A 7 BN jl A 3 h \\ y | kg A ,.© 0 Ca ® By Bienvenue ë à | 2 Foire d'hiver de Montréal LE SALON DE LA MACHINE AGRICOLE DES INDUSTRIES AVICOLES - PLACE BONAVENTURE (Montréal) 8-11 FÉVRIER d'Europe et d'Amérique sent en montre en 1968.à Stationnement intériaur pour 1,500 voitures.ail SACS RATIONAL DE L'AGRICULTURE ET DE ARÉNA MAURICE-RICHARD 2000, rue Vieu, près- Sherbrooks.10.00 AM .6.00 P.MA Toutes lee marques de tracteurs L'ALIMENTATION 8 - 18 FEVRIER #5 10.00 AM.- 10.00.P.M, Siationnement gratuit pour 2,000 votfures.Salon Express gratuit catre- 3 Te terminus Fronlonse du mêtro: oi l'aréne Meurice-Richard, Ia grande a Agricole ; > % Voyoz les oxhibits de fa France, du Québet, de l'Ontario, de Canada, du Nouveau-Brunswick.DEMAIN JEUDI, Ter FEVRIER Deux bureaux de scrutin à L\u2019EDIFICE DU COMTE HEURE: de 8 am.à 6 pm.TRANSPORT: Si vous désirez qu\u2019on vous amène à l'édifice du Comté demain, téléphonez à 264-5196 et on sc fera un mer plaisir d'aller vous chercher.PAUL LEFEBVRE: main-d'oeuvre : etc, etc.tions suivantes: I.> en 6.cours.Conseiller pour Huntingdon Mair | 2.3.4 5 actuel) 6.7.de filtration 8.9 industries 10.e de Huntingdon Pont neul sur la rivière Châteauguay Mur de soutènement complété à 90\" Construction du garage municipal Dette foncière réduite de $136,000.Taux de la taxe réduit de 22 mills à 18 mills (taux 5 nouvelles rues ou extensions ouvertes Plus de maisons construites que dans toute autre période comparable et installation de deux nouvelles Acquisition de terrains pour deux nouveaux parcs et équipement installé Emprunt approuvé pour l'agrandissement de l'usine Surveillance plus stricte des Revenus et Dépenses municipaux ; Maintien et amélioration de tous lus services existants Etablissement d'un programme pour la venue de nouvelles industries : Programme d'habitations à bas prix en coopération avec les autorités provinciales et fédérales : Amélioration des organisations sociales el de jeunessr.Continuation des divers projets d'amélioration en ÿ 1949-1955 1959-1965 , Quelques réalisations sous mon terme à la Mairie, dont plusieurs au programme des travaux d'hiver dont les gouvernements fédéral et provincial ont assumé 90% du coût de la Réparations majeures aux trottoirs, fossés vemplis, Une partie du programme que je me propose de remplir consistera à soumettre au Conscil de Ville les recommanda- Pour le PROGRES et la RESPONSABILITE FINANCIERE VOTEZ pour LEFEBVRE DEMAIN \u2014 le qui M.tant ) l'élee 9 w SPECIAL DISCOUNT LEFT OVER ONE NEW ENVOY SEDAN OK.USED CARS | 67 CHEV., 4 door Sedan Biscayne 67 CHEV,, 4 door, H.T.66 CHEV, 2 dr., H.T.66 CHEV., 2 dr., coach 66 EPIC, Coach 66 CHEV., sedan 66 CHEV.¥ ton 65 CHEV.4 TON 65 CHEV.Convertible 65 OLDS., 4 dr., H.T.5 65 CHEV,, 2 dr., H.T.supper guests on Saturday at{raising money, but the mem- Lacolle the Elmer Robinson home.\u2018bers decided to wait until LACOLLE \u2014 Mr, Geo.Cur- ric of Montreal, speng last weekend at his summer home ENJO y TOB G and was a guest of Mr and Mrs.D.A.Edward.Mrs.Geo, Cookman has at been quite ali Re-elect CAPPIELLO TO-MORROW February 1st for continued progress For further Information and Transportation to the Poll \u2014 Call 264-2925 or 264-3323 with flu and MONT FRANKLIN Open Saturday and Sunday Also Friday and Saturday evenings LIGHTED SLOPE (Reservations for students in groups on week days \u2014 Tel.827-2377 On Route 52, \u2014 2 miles East of Franklin Centre $695 up | 65 OLDSMOBILE, Starfire 65 PONTIAC sedan 65 FORD Truck Van 64 VAUXHALL, sedan 64 CHEV.Station Wagon 64 CHEV.sedan 63 METEOR, Sedan 63 ICHEV.sedan 63 CORVAIR sedan 62 ENVOY, sedan | 62 CHEV.Station Wagon 62 PONTIAC Station Wagon 62 OLDSMOBILE, sedan 61 FALCON, Station Wagon 60 CHEV., \\4 ton truck Huntingdon Motors INC.HUNTINGDON | 264-5822 RCHASED THO FHOWN & COUNT : Sent rosier end prov unde tong, HUNTINGDON AUTO PART | TEL.264-2666 METER TRE | so 3 ne vu across NEW ERIN ROAD \u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014 rae I Firestone Ga the only written guarantee of performance in tre industry.No one else offers it, because no one else has a tire that equals the Firestone \u201cTown & Country.\u201d Or a battery with the long-lasting performance of a Firestone Supreme Power.\u201cYou Start and Go, or we pay the tow!\" is more than just a guarantee.It's our pledge that \u201cTown & Country\u201d winter tires and Supreme Power batteries are the finest products you can buy.See ws today for all the detaitel Firestone \u201cTOWN & COUNTRY\u201d WINTER TIRES Canada's most pay the tow! 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