The gleaner, 6 mars 1968, mercredi 6 mars 1968

[" amet C.C.C.Supper Dance Opens New Objective \"(LEANER Drive To Complete ; a F4 saat >, ¥ k PS Above are some of the patrons of the Buffet Supper Dance sponsored by THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS © \"105th YEAR Industrial Devel \u2018Be Studied For opment To Huntingdon HUNTINGDON, QUE.HUNTINGDON ACADEMY EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP MARCH 6th, 1968 12 PAGES oR the County Civic Centre on Saturday evening at the Chateau to open the new drive for funds for the swimming pool.Seated at the table during the supper period are Mr.and Mrs, Tetrault, Father Gareau and Mr.and Mrs.Talbot.attendance reported an enjoyable evening.The Buffet Sup) r Dance which opened the new campaign for funds for the lun.tingdon County Centennial project was not as well attended 43 honed for.A very nice evening wus enjoyed lo the music of the Albuway Trio ond an excellent buffet supper was provided bv the Chateau.Groups had reserved tables for the supper and these enjoyed the supper together at the appropriate hour.The county was well represented by a crass section of people [rom various parts.Mrs.Ann Cameron and her committee did everything possible 10 muke the evening pleasant and enjoyable for everyone.\u2018The music was enjoyed.During the cvening a halt was called while Mrs.Ann Cameron informed those present the purpose of the ocea- sion aud cave ome information of the progress that had heen made toward getting the swimming pool underway.She addressed the gathering in both English and French and appreciation of (his information was given hy various people attending, This dance was therefore the send-off for the new campaign and in due course canvassers will be calling on people throughout the county \"ar contributions and pledges to put the objective over the top this summer.The pool has teen ordered and part of it hs been paid for.Work is expected to start in April or + early thereafter as weather corditions will permit.It is .Ctpected the installation process will take about one month to six weeks and that the pool may be in operation soon after the schools close for the sumner vacation.No doubt some form ef official opening will be held but this has yet to be decided upon.At that time there will no doubt be a special program of swimming vvents for the public to watch to give some idea of the use- \u2018u'ness of the pool.No doubd \u2018I'm time to time special water displays will be held for 1+blic viewing and to show the advance made by those who will be taking swimming instruction.It is the hope that the pool will be one of the busiest spots in Huntingdon HOWICK SCHOOL WINTER CARNIVAL A SUCCESS Quite a number of parents, Erandparents and younger brothers and sisters (one 5, mos, old) joined in the fun, at the Winter Carnival held al\u2019 Howick Elementary Schon) on Thursday, February 28th.1 was a mild day, good watching weather, but poor for skating, However everything went off as scheduled except the hoys\u2019 hockey gam» ull under the direction of Principal William White and staff.Hot chocolate and cookies were served in the cafeterin when the prizes were awarded.Two exciting broom.hall games were played later and won hy the staff and the Old Timers.Eartier in the week great interest had heen shown by the students in the making of jee sculptures.Grade V won with their Porky Pig.A bathroom scene was so realistie, | posed in the bathtub, Tur coat and all.for a snapshot.This was a Grade 7 boys effort.This happy eveni made a real hreak in the regular cur.Ticulum and the students will no doubt feel refreshed and ready to cope with more hook work.PRIZE WINNERS Costume Winners: K-3: Debbie McCartney, Carole Ness, Jimmy Brown, 47; Pumela Ness, Philip Dalgleish, Kim Wright.Skating Races: K.Boys: Kenny McRae, Grade 1 boys.Brian MeFar.lance; Grade 1 girls, Susan Wright; Grade 2 boys, Tommy Stonehouse; Grade 2 girls, Ruth Smith; Grade 3 boys, Daniel Belournay: Grade 3 girls, Donna Stacey and Chery) Gillies.Boys 9 years, Wesley Gagnon; Girls 9 years, Susan Cole; Boys 10 years, Glen Tannahill; Girls 10 ycars.Elaine Younie: Boys 11 years, lan Cole; Girls 11 years, Jennifer Kane; Boys 12 years, Ronnie LeBlanc; Girls 12 years, Rhona Brown; Boys 13 years, Bobby Renzo.Sack Races: \u2018K-girls, Barbara Burns, K.boys, Kenny McRae.Grade 1 Boys, Michael Gagnon; Grade 1 Girls, Sandi McRae; Grade 2 Boys, Gregory Elliot; Grade 2 Girls, Grace Cullen; Grade 3 Boys, Rickey Raithby: Grade 3 Girls, Cindy Ovans; Grade 4 Boys, Wesley Gagnon; Grade 4 Girls, Susan Cole: Grade 5 Boys, Steven Gillies; Grade 5 Girls, Robbie Burns; Grade 6 Boys, Billy Anderson and Andy Stone.house; Grade 6 Girls, Gwen Gillies; Grade 7 Boys, Sterling Cullen and Neil Goundrey; Grade 7 Girls, Julie Burns, Toboggan Races: K and Grade 1 girls: Team of Carolyn Elliot, Lyn Cairn- cross, Susan Wright, Barbara Burns, Grade 1 Boys: Team of Steven Black, Wayne Palmer, Grade 2: Team of Barbara Younie, Ruth Smith, Gregory Eliot, Tommy Stonehouse and team of Scott Templeion, Kelly Young; Milkired MeKell, John Slawvey.Grade 3:1 Team of Janey Templeton Leslie Adamson, Pam Palmer, Susan Hale and team of Cindy Ovans, Ronnie Plaizier, Susan MeKell, Johnny Stuckey.Grade 4: Team of Alvin Crais, Susan Cole, Carole Stacey, Marvin Brown and team of Clifford Furcall, Janey Cullen, Julie Adamson, Andrew Simms.Grade 5: Team of Mark Templeton, Ankica Gaspar, David Hanson, Dwight Cullen and team of Debbie McKell, Kim Wright, Judy Wright, Ray Craig and team of Alan Cullen, Beri Magnussen, Carole Turner, Steven Gillias.Grade 6: Tcam of Gwen Gillies, Barbara Wright, Susan (ragnon, Bernice Angell and team of Paul Patenaude, Ron- nic LeBlanc, Gerald Arbeau, Garth Stacey.Grade 7: Team of Kevin Ovans, Larry Stacey, Colin Champ, Bryan Brown and .cam of Dianne McKell, Brian \u2018Tannahill, Greta Nugent, Neil Goundrey.Winning snow sculpture \u2014 Grade 5 Girls (Porky Pig).Broomball games: Staff vs Grade 7 Girls, won by staff, Broomball game: Boys\u2019 hockey Team vs Old Timers, won hy Old Timers, A Second Brief At the close of a meeting of \u2018he executive committee of! l\u2019Union des Municipalités of, the Province of Quebec held nn February 22nd 1968, Mr, Maurice Tessier, president of \u2018he group.said he was very Sappy at the way the brief \u201con municipal functions had heen received by the provin- jal authorities as well as by \u2018he information media.The president is certain that a meeting of the provincial authorities and representatives of UM.Q.will take place in the near future, The members of the executive committee, at their meeting held at the secretariate, prepared the main items of a second \u201cbrief\u201d which will be presented in the near future to the Quebec government and which is a follow-up of the cruise-congress of September 1967.All the resolutions of that congress pertaining to municipal funetions had been regrouped in view of the preparation of the first \u201cbrief\u201d: however, as Mr.Tessier declared, a considerable number of the adopted resolutions Brian McFarlane, Tommy Kerr.All in all summer and used by both children and adults.The island too will provide a place where picnics can be held and other sports indulged in.The whole should become a centre of attraction and a place to go for old and young alike.In order to make this come true, the help of everyone is needed and those who have rot already contributed to the fund are asked to do so during this renewed campaign.This campaign will be much more thorough than the previous one because the objective is in sight and it only needs a little more effort to push it over the top.There ave been many comments on the artist\u2019s sketch of what the County Civie Centre \u2018has in mind and more people are able to see a better picture of what is in the offing.Other much smaller centres than Hunting- don have pools in operation and successfully so, thus there is no reason why we here cannot do as well.AM it wants is a shoulder to wheel io push the objective over the top.Thlat one last heave is the one most likely to do it.SUCCESSFUL MILITARY WHIST A very successeur Military Whist, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal \u2018Canadian Legion, Branch No.81, was held in the Legion Hall on Thursday evening, February 29th., with 30 tables of players participating.First prize table for the evening was captained by Mr.James Willock and Mrs, Willock, Mrs, Norah O'Hare and Mrs, Mary Elder.Second prize went to captain Mr.Robert Chambers, Mrs.Henderson, Mrs.O.Taylor and Mrs.Robert Chambers, The door prize was won hy Mrs.Norah O'Hare.The first drawing was acL ually won by Mrs.Madge Smel.lie, who drew her own ticket and therefore chose to turn the tick~t hack in.She pulled a second ticket and rhe prize was won hy Mr.Nicol Stark.The second drawing was won by Correspondence In reply to a request from the Chatcauguay Valley Music Festival, it was moved by Mr.MeGerrigle, seconded by Mr.Murphy that the amount of $50.be granted.The Huntingdon County War _ It was Stated that at the ad-|Memoriai Arena will also re- Jjourned meeting held on Feb-|ceive a grant of $250.foHow- ruary 12, the financial reporting a resolution moved by Mr.presented by the auditors was McGerrigle, seconded hy Mr.approved and that the firm Legault.Quesnel & Masse will be the| A letter was also received auditors for the present year.ifiom an industrial commis- Mr.Elie Roger Leduc ad-[sioner, offering his services to dressed the Council to ask for|diseuss and study the possibili- a permit to transform his pro-lties of our town in the in- perty into a two tenement|dustrial development field.The house.This was granted prov-|Couneil will invite this gentle- iding Mr.Leduc follows the|man to a special meeting in regulations of the building|order to see what can be done by-law, on the matter.The monthly bills were read] The next meeting will and approved.held on April 1st.The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday, March 5th at the usual time and place.with Mayor Cappiello presiding and all aldermen present.be Young Farmers\u2019 Club Being Organized For Huntingdon \u2018A club known as the Hun.apply as soon \u2018as possible be- tingdon Young Farmers\u2019 Club, fore the end of this month.has now been formed and takes the place of the former 4-H Club.Anyone over the age of 12 years can become a member and those who would like to join should contact one of the following: Sheryl Ann Murphy, Secretary, telephone No.264.5864, or Gloria Arthur, Treasurer, telephone No.264-3974.The club is for both boys and girls and the first meeting will be held some time toward the end of March, the date will be announced later, It is intended to hold interesting studies and competitions and ment of local youth.ages of 10 and 11 years may fhe actual competitions, reached the age of 12 yrars.touch with persons membership the Club News Grade two is having a Stamp Collection contest.They have already collected close to 4,000 stamps and they're still bringing them in.Most of the students of Franklin Elementary School participated in the events held on Tuesday, February 27th, in the morning and afternoon, There were four teams, the Red Rehels, Green Hornets, held in the afternoon, junior relay team for noon, forward and races were skated, The feams standings are as follows points and first Angels with 213 points, Therc The Club is for the develop.Boys and girls between the attend the meetings but are not allowed to take part in or join the Club until they have This Club should prove of great benefit to the boys and girls of the area and it is hoped that many of them will get in namet here and signify their intention of joining.With a good can really go places and hecome of interest to all who join.Watch Comme tomo Obstacle and relay races were and every team had a senior and both] | boys und girls.In the fore-[items.Buy your copy of the backward Fourth place Red Rebels with 190 points, third place Green Hornets with 197 points, second place Blue Birds with 201 place Black were only 23 points difference: two were tied.The goal scorers GRAND INTERNATIONAL SNOWMOBILE MEET HELD IN HEMMINGFORD The Directing Committee of the Educational Worshop held their second mecting on Feb.ruarv 20th., with the chairman, Mr, A.M.Brockman, presiding.Two of the teacher members were unable to be pre sent.There was further discussion at this meeting of recommendations to be hrought -up at the next meeting of the General Assembly of parents, the main one being to have the Home and School Association reactivated, and, if at all possible, a new slate of officers formed.Surely the parents of our elementary students have enough interest in our school tation of Regulation One in Huntingdon Academy, was handed out, This was read and discussed at some length.The change this year of the class groupings was noted and it was the general fealing of the Directing Committee thay it was working out to the advantage of the students.Everyone was interested to hear one of the teacher members describe the method of letting children choose their own reading material from the library, rather than follow the usual type of texthook.It was decided that a meeting of the General Assembly of Parents should be called in to do something about this.(May, the date to be announ.A copy of a resume of thelced.The Educational Work- school staff meetings held last] shop Directing Committee will year, regarding the implemen meet .\u2018ain on March 2141 Evening Of Entertainment At Regional School Ormstown \u2018Through the efforts of Mr.and Mrs.Bill Howieson, another fine evening of entertainment is in store for residents of the Chateauguay Val.Jey, The members of SL Paul's Operatic Society of Lachine, having already presented their season's performances of This fact can be attested to by the many people from the area who attended the performance in Lachine last month One of the leading roles in this operetta will be sung by Bill Howieson, who is becom ing well known in this area, and the production will be directed by Mr.and Mrs, ECUMENICAL ACTIVITIES IN ORMSTOWN AREA There is a very active group heard him, Many have been in Ormstown whioh concernsithe favourable comments about itself with coumenical mat-[this address; it is comect to ters.and which has arrangedisay that people went from the for a number of activities|service carrying with them which have piqued the interesijthougis to ponder on a very of many folk in that town and|important subject, well beyond.In fact, it Is per- It was a eo nie say that this perience to gather together \u2018FEcumenica' \u2014 has boen the/@fterwards for coffee, and engenderer of an interest injfONVerse with people of dif- matters ecumenical in other fervent religious and language areas of the Valley.backgrounds.Not for a long time had one had such a Under the chairmanship ofigrand opportunity to switch Mr.Bruno Beaulieu, our con-jfrom one language to another, genial Mayor and man-about-jin medias res, so to speak.town, a memorable Ecumeni-[And this is good too \u2014 for so cal service was held in thejoften people shy away from glitteringly fresh surroundings[trying to convey his thoughts of the Chateauguay Valley Re-[in any language but his own.gional Tligh School.Thanks to| In February, Ecumenica has this man's efforts and the co-[jagain met to plan more ecu- operation of the rest of thejmenical activities.This time froup, a series of lectures will{their alm was to organize, be given in the near future \u2014|with the assistance and co- lertures designed to removejoperation of the Ecumenical ever more irrevocably the bar-(Center in Montreal, a series of riers of prejudice which havellectures on topics relative to often very effeclively set oncjecumenism.À programme has branch of Christendom off been set up, and plans are from another.going forwaid for this impor- Members of \u2018Ecumentea\u2019 are{fant activity whieh bexins on Mr.and Mrs.Douglas SprouleiMarch 11, and to which ll and Mr.and Mrs.James Win-|People in the area are invited.ter representing St.Paul's|A detailed account of the pro- United Church, Mr.and Mrs.|gram follows this article, and Alan M.Hooker and Mr.and Copies will have been distri- Mrs.Mormill Tannahill act- buted at.Church on Sunday.ing for Ormstown Presbyterian Further information will be refreshing ex.H.M.S.Pinafore, have gra ciously agreed to come to the Regional School and perform; this operetta again, this time in aid of the Ladies Auxiliary Harry Norris, who for many years have directed produe- tions of Gilbert and Sullivan for all the leading Montreal Operatic groups, evening, March 30th, at 8:30 p.m.and will be enjoyed by all who will come to see il.Lary, or by or 264.5064.! en A .) in order lo compete in theselfor further reports on (his[belween first and last, so alljwere Donnie Baxter with four Phe factors whiqh events, hoys and girls should\u2019 Club, teams did very well.Ivan Robertson with two and|decision 7 er WT TT , i [Steven MacCuaig with one.» ; Grade seven has heen busy Evervo : 8, ! 8.) 154 ps veryone had a wonderf Franklin Elementary Blue Birds, and Black Angels editing a newspaper \u2014 \u201cThe y 1 Franklin Myer\u201d Contents of the paper include an editorial, current events, sports, fas- \u2018hions, humour and many other wish to thank the parents, whe watched the games and pro vided transportation to ane from the rink Franklin Flyer for only five \u2018[cents! :} On February ZIst., fourteen THE FIDELITY OF JESUS AND OUR boys from Franklin Klemen F tary School went to Ormstown AITH Arena to play in a hockey|[The Year Of Faith tournament.Out of five] pha Bishe ; A shops of Canada have twenty-minute games played expressed their desire that [by our leam, one was won andithe week of March 3rd to 10th should he consecrated in a special manner through the medium of the press, radio and television to a deeper and more profound study of our holy faith.This week of reflection has any speak for Si.James® Anglican of the Huntingdon County Tickets are now on sale, and \"nd Mr.Teigh Hospital.The performance\u2019can he obtained {rom will take place on Saturday!member of the Ladies Auxi.phoning 264-2153, etary for the group, L'Union des Municipalités Mrs, Robitaille and the third hy Mrs.Delhert Goodfellow.of Donations were received for this party fromito capacity on Sunday after- the LGA.field and groceries donated by{International Snowmobile race, Auxiliary members, Mrs.iWide swaths had heen bull- Frank Napier, convener forldozed through the snow for a Ways and Means of \u2018he Auxi.|distance of about 1800 feet, liary expresses a very heartyjabout half way round the thanks to all those who don.|well-laid out track and the ated, those who attended this|double line of cars Whist, and to everyone wholparked the whole distance helped make this evening oflalong was well-protected by a cards such a success.thick bank of snow.It was the Prepared By exciting afternoon of races.27 ski~doos constantly pat- roling and there were no ac- The grounds and Club House Mrs.Mollie Old.|noon, February 25th, for the alosely|langer, Randolph; estimated there were about 2,000 people present for this|sormeau, St.Eustache; 2nd.J.Security was good, there were|bley, Bllenburg Centre: blems and their solution will require the intervention of cidents among the spectators.One or two af the racing ski- doos tipped but there were no many Quebec Departments\\ erious injuries.The course such as: \u2018Municipal Affairs, th Trade and Industry._Familylgoe fus meet vas peer den and Welfare, Justice, Revenue, eet and there were a number Natural Resources, Health ; ; : cool big machines taking part.Transport and Communications This meet was one of the and Labor.largest held in the Province Municipal elections, watorjand the satisfied officials pollution, normalization of eco-|agreed it was a bigger success nomic zones and sectors, ex-(than they had anticipated.A emption of income tax on mu-|very efficient P.A.system was nieipal obligations, uniformity|installed hy Molson\u2019s and of electricity rates.upkeep of|Jacques Viau presented a nits, right to strike, civil pro-[Trophies were presented by tection, will be the subject of|Fortin Express and Gagnon specific recommendations injSnowmobiles, Napierville.The this second \u201cbrief\u201d which the|grand total of prize monies UM.C.directors are preparing|Presented was $1,000.Officia- for presentation to the govern-|ting at the meet were Leo- ment.nard Priest, Referee, Gaetan U.M.Q.furthermore asks to|Fortin, Starter, Ron.Lee As- be consulted before the adop-|sistant Starter.G.Morey, Ti- tion.by provincial authorities/mer, E.Keddy and P.Farrell, of a law which would govern|Checkers.the activities of municipal po-| The results of the races lice forces.This proves more)were as follows: and more its vitality and will] Stock Class.A.\u2014 1st.J.P to occupy the place it is en-|Fortin, Hemmingford.2nd.titled to each time that a pro-|Rill Challis, Mooers.blem arises which is of in-| Steck Class.B.\u2014 1st.R.terest to all Quebec munici-|Frechette, Plattsburgh; Gilles concern other municipal pro- pailities.Lanoue, Notre-Dame de Stan- regional offices of Health U.{number of Trophies.Other|zy bridge; 3rd.F.King, Hemmingford Golf{burgh Depot.gratefullyland Sport Club were packed Stock Class.C.may; ville; 4th.G.Blow, Chazy.Modified Class.À.Robbins, N.Y.; 2nd.B.EH- sworth, Brushton: 3rd.P.Sher- win, Malone, Modified B.\u2014 1st.R.Be- 2nd.Ross Viondo, Chaæteauguay Lake; 3nd.Jim Spalding, Malone; 4th.Armand Hebert, Quebec.Modified C.\u2014 1st.R.De- Round, N.Y.3rd.C.Trom- 4th.GP.Couture, Ville Jacques Cartier.Modified D.\u2014 1st.Denis Koralasky, Randolph, Vit.2nd.Lucien Lamoureux, Iberville; 3rd.Gilles Bissonnette, Iber- ville; 4th.E.Robins, N.Y.Ladies Stock \u2014 1st.L.Rock, Morrigsonville; 2nd.Mme Le- may.Morrissonville; 3rd.J.Chailis, Mooers.Ladies Modified \u2014 1st.Mme Belanger, Randolph, Vt.; 2nd.Mme Duprey, Scotia; 3rd.J, Challis, Mooers.Open 10 fap Stock Feature \u2014 1st.?N.Y.2nd.G.Blow, Chazy: 3rd.M.Pombrio, Cha- Modified 10 lap Feature \u2014 (the biggest and hardest fought race of the day), 1st.G.De- sormeau, St.Eustache; 2nd.D.Koralaski, Randolph; 3nd.L.Lamoureux, Iberviile; 4th.B.Lamoureux, Iberville: Sth, ?NY.Open Race, any machine \u2014 1st.L.Lamoureux, Therville: 2nd.D.Nephew, Mooers.(It is pegretted that some of the names on the entrance cards were too indistinet to read nd therefore cannot be printed.Any errors in the spelling of names are also regretted.) The trophies awarded by Fortin Express Ellen- \u2014 1st Le- 2nd.G.Drown, Pilen- burgh; 3rd.F.lLagoy, Cady- Ist Snowmohiles were presented personally by the donors.Jac- gues Viau presented the Mol- son trophies Mr.J.-P.Gali peau presented the purses in the Club House.Another Snowmobile Day was held at the Club this past Sunday, for members only this time.A feature of this event was a Treasure Hunt with two persons io each machine.It is understood an enjoyable time was had by all.Hemmingford Sport and Country Club, A meeting of the Board of Directors was held recently.Mr.Norman Fortin was reelected President, Mr.Edwin \u2018the council heen promulgated hy His Holiness, Pope Paul the Sixth.On this solemn occasion the Pope has strongly suggested that we give more serious and conscientious consideration to this greatest of gifts.our faith, Why, we may ask, is this year consecrated in so striking and in such a particular man ner to faith?The which we live today and of which we are so much a part is questioning faith from all its aspects.Af the close of it is hut fitting.therefore, that we give more intensive and profound consideration to this .our faith.world in P great gift À Keddy, V-President, Directors Let us consider for a mo- are W.Smith, R.Bourdon, J ment the fidelity of Jesus to Y.Provost, R.Giheau.pe His faith in His heavenly fa and Gagnonifor week-end tournaments.I.ther.Today's Priest, A.Germain and liturgy invites Ferdais.Substitute Directors, \u2018 G.Fill and U.Lauzon.General Golf Chairman and Club Captain, Edwin Keddy.Nomination Committee 1968.A.Germain, G.Nickols, R.Me- nard, J.Laurie, Real Fortin.Social R.Gibeau.Publicity, C.Priest.House, W.B.Smith.Grounds, J.Y.Provost.Official Opening Committee, R.Gi- heau.C.Priest, U.Lauzon, G.Hill, PS.Farrell.Committee Chairmen appointed by the General Goif Chairman are: Tournament Commitee PS.Farrell, Handicap, G.H.Smith, Junior I.Keddy, Trophy, A.Germain, Rules J.Fritz and Twilight League J.Laurie.The addition to the kitchen is progressing rapidly and the staff hope to set up operations in there very soon.The addition to the Club House is also nrogressing well.In a brief speech the President announced the 18 holes will be ready 7nd an official opening will be held early in June, the exact date to be announced later.There are still a few vacancies us after the example of Christ to remain steadfast in belief.casion of the exodus Christ permitted the crowd that followed him to suffer from hunger in order to test their faith and confidence in God.But they began to complain and doubt Jesus.So God sent them Manna from heaven.thereby showing them.that not hy hread a- one doth man live but by every word which cometh from the mouth of God.2) When Moses led the chosen people through the desert they complained of thirst and instead of trusting in God's providence to supply them with water they obliged Moses to strike a rock from whence flowed water.3) In taking possession of the promised land the Jewish people were tempted to adore the false Gods already tablished there.While they forgot Him who had brought them there.(Continued on page 6) our 1.We recall that on the oc & a little MR Church, Mr.and Mrs.Bruno'obtained from any of the men- Beaulieu and Mr.and Mrs.Al- bers of Feumenien, and re- bert Chabot from St.Malachi's Kistrations may be sent to any Roman Catholic Church, and of the four registrars whose Mr.and Mrs, John Sanclon Dames appear below.Coffin who A Lecture Series on ECUMENISM sponsored by \u2018Ecumenica\u2019 A series of lectures will he Early In the new year it was given at Feole Jean XXI, decided to hold a service at Cross Street, Ormstown, Que- the Regional Scrool.Amongst bee.The speakers for this lx! to this course in ecumenism will be Voli facts that prominent church leaders who \u2018Church.Mr.Coffin Is the Seer the service wo neutral lerrit d be held on have a vital Interest in the , amd that it growth of unity among ie time including the coaches, Weiteemed appropriate for the various branches of Christen (members of all the churches dom.to meet together in the bulld-| The general publie is invited jjing whieh itself stands for Lo attend this series of talks.unity in that the various rom-'Each topic will be dealt with munities of the area are more by two speakers, one address.closely bound together by Hsing the English - language presence, and are called upon group, while the other speaks fo share in so many Ways into the French-language see is operation and development.tion.M turned out that a first} The lectures will he given rate speaker was obtained forjon three successive Monday the occasion when father Du-|evenings \u2014 March 11, 18 and plessis, à man well steaped in 25 -\u2014 from 8 \u2014 10 pm.Both both Anglican and Roman groups will be able tn meet Catholic theology, and vitally {together afferwards and dis- concerned with the necd forjcuss the evening's topic over tolerance, understanding and a cup of coffre.unity within the OChristian| Those who wish to register Church, was procured.Hisifor this exciting look at one fine scholarly address, deliver-|of the most important develop- el in both languages, impress-Iments in the Christian Church ed very profoundly those who (Continued on page 0 CROWNED QUEEN OF K of C iti, A 2 Miss Michelle Decloitre was crowned on Saturday evening Queen of K.of C.of Huntingdon after winning a sales contest.The picture was taken as Lily I, former queen of the organization crowned her before almost 200 persoss who attended the party held at the K.of C.hall.Congra- tulstions to Michelle and the duchesses who also helped In the fund raising project, the profits of which will he used by the Knights in varlous ways, LB meme ay ERLE 2 - The Gleaner This and That in Town \u201c4TH DEMENSION\u201d \u2014 BRENDA BLAIR, Editor of atorpuay Valley Regional High School Annual for 68, accompanied by six members of her staff visited The Gleaner early Thursday afternoon.The various committees have been working diligently and from what we have seen to date, the first CVR annual will be excellent, cover to cover.Present plans call for one hundred pages, mostly pictorial.A combination of letterpress and offset printing will used.Miss Blair's committees include students from Hunt ngdon, Ormstown, Valleyfield, Howick and Hemming.ford.\u201cath Dimension \u2014 CVR \u201868 goes into production this month, w IF YOU'RE A PAT OR MIKE or begorrah even if you're not, dont forget the card party and entertainment at Notre- Dame School in Ourtown on Thursday, March 14.(Sve advt)f« 4\u201d SONNY (Harold) COSGROVE, stationed at Tam Son Nhut( sir base near Saigon in Viet Nam writes that things there gbt pretty hectic at times, but that he is well.He has great praise for the Army and Air Force helicopter pilots, he the M.P.s and A.P's.He expects to return home in Sbptember or October, MR.FRED ANDERSON, vice-president of Cleyn & Tinker Ltd.returned on Sunday from a ten-day business trip to Germany, Switzerland, Northern Ireland and England.while in jolly old England he enjoycd a brief visit with his mother and brother Brian, both of whom are emigrating to Canada in a few months.The v-p reports spring is well advanced in the particular region of England he war visiting: some types of flowers are starting to bloom and the thrush (kissin\u2019 cousin of our robin) has returned.w SPEAKING OF ROBINS, have you valued readers caught sight of any yet?A lady who resides on Prince St.in Ourfown phoned Sunday a.m.to report she could hear one but just couldn't get her peepers on him.Florida friends will be pleased to learn we at home experienced a windy week-end (gusts to 25 m.p.h.) and the mercury was at zero Sunday morning.\u201cSunny but cold\u201d for the next couple of days is the forecast.Word drifting back from the sunny playland is that it\u2019s been pretty chilly there too: the Ken Petits and Bury McGerrigles report it was snowing when they went through Jacksonville last week (needless to say they kept right on south).Dr.and Mrs.J.W.Abraham, con- tted in Florida, have promised first-hand news concerning thelr unscheduled, undesirable trip to Cuba when their plane wes hijacked and we hope to have this for next week.Meatiwhile, friends can rest assured Doc \u201cJohnny\u201d and Mrs.Abraham are well and we'd even hazard a guess that Dr.Abraham wouldnt have missed the trip for the world.# GUESTS OF ROTARIANS at Monday's luncheon meet- ihg were Messrs, Terry Lalonde of Manpower and Lou Ne- ville of Cleyn & Tinker Ltd.The former was a guest of Rotarian Cecil Brown and the latter of Richard Tinker.Rotarian Hector Provost provided the questions for the quiz and stumped his fellow-members, proceeds going to the club\u2019s coffers.Members voiced general approval in a number of ways with regard to the absence of Prez Mac Brockman's beard (hah hah) and Rotarian Fred Anderson drolly drawled \u201cHe must have found his Wilkinson Swords, now his chin matches his pate again.\u201d # MRS.ROSEMARY COSGROVE, Sonny's mother, leaves on Sunday to take up residence at Concord, California.Rosemary, after twenty years of service in the local area as a Custoïnt Official, put in her final working day last Thursday.Quite to her surprise, co-workers of the Huntingdon Pert gathored at the office just before it was time for her fo leave and Mr.M.A.Sanschagrin presented her with a set of matched golf clubs as a going away gift.Rosemary will bé joining her brother John Ouimet, owner/proprietor of Me Concord Funeral Home and we won't be at all surprised Bar some day that Big Brother John is qpening a flower hop with Rosemary as manager.Richard ;(Dicky), second 3H &F Mri.Cosgrove, is already settled in California.all with you the very best out in the wes), Rosemary} s# FLOP \u2014 The County Civic Centre dance Saturday eve- We ning at The Chateau was a flop with regard to attendance, i se who did attend report a very good time and the music| 3 la Albuway Trio was at its usual best and the buffeti; supper was cxcellent, but as far as profit was concerned there just wasn't any.\u201cToo many things going on\u201d is the nly answer.Too bad for those who are working so hard to raise.funds, Downright disappointing.Some people who should have been there but just weren't are paying for tickets to help minimize the loss, which is a good idea.Thel: swimming pool is a sure thing, we'll have it this year.but encouragement is needed.Too many people thought they wouldn't be missed in the crowd, but it didn't work out that way .too many people were conspicuous by their| absence, s# TRAGIC ACCIDENT \u2014 Mrs, Leon Keefe, 43, of nearby |; Fort Covington, N.Y, lost her life on Sunday, February 25th, following a skidoo-automoblle accident near her home.Besides her husband, this popular woman, who is known to many on this side of the border, leaves three sons.Mrs.Keefe was pronounced dead on arrival at the Alice Hyde Hospital in Malone.To make the tragedy even more heart- Grocery REMI LEBLANC, prop.4 Fairview Road Tel.264-3458 Huntingdon cèmE IN AND CHECK OUR LOW PRICES This Week's Specials: PORK CHOPS 69¢ Ib.LOIN ROAST PORK 59¢ Ib.McIntosh APPLES 5 lbs 29% © MINCED BEEF \u201cRibs.for 89 BUTTER kb pee 13e YOMATO suits To a.DOG FOOD ; 48.0r, 3 cons 18 6 Foo \u2019, TOR $100 | 10.FOR $100 7 old - Star Stamps \u2018L.BIVEN DOUBLE ON FRI.AND SAT.Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 breaking, the car involved in the accident was owned and driven by a close friend, Mr.Warren P.Gorrow.w BRUCE BARNES, 46, president of the Chateaugay, N.Y.but which could serve a useful purpose.With this in mind, Mr.Wilson has generously offered to accept any and all eyglasses on behalf of The Salvation Army.He will forward them to Lieut-Col, Bell at regular intervals, with or without donors\u2019 names.How about it folks, let's look around and send every pair of unused glasses we can get our hands on to Mr.Wm.R.Wilson, Customs Broker, Huntingdon.Garden City Rotary Club when the Rotary Park there was started, died at his home at Merrill, N.Y., on February 23rd.Other Chateauguay Valley people knew him as the owner of the Bellmont Beach Club on Lower Chateauguay Lake.» MISS MICHELE DECLOITRE was crowned K.Queen Saturday evening in Huntingdon and Mrs, Germaine Haineault, St.Anicet, won a beautiful bedroom set for holding the lucky ticket number 24468 while Fred McCaffrey of Huntingdon, with ticket number 2769, won a handsome liquor cabinet complete with bar accessories.Congratulations to all, - ç pe dé EY ci ;( \u20ac n Ba 1H ME in mien Ml EB 5 »* RABIES AT VALLEYFIELD: Rocently near Camp Bosco in the Grand-lle section of Valleyfield, a fox approached a house and engaged in a fight with the family dog.The owner phoned Dr.Dinel, veterinarian, explaining that the fox appeared to be wavering and unsteady on its feet.The doctor had the fox killed and the head sent for autopsy.The report trom the laboratory was precise: distemper.Spread of this killer disease is made when a diseased animal bites another animal or even a human being, therefore residents of Valleyfield ave warned to beware of animals, even household pets, if they act in a peculiar or unusual manner, The population is advised io have all household pets vaccinated by a veterinarian.Children especially, should be warned lo keep away from strange animals, 1 2d MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE OFFICIALS in Huntingdon wish to acknowledge receipt of forty-five dollars from the former Clyde's Hockey Team.w# WM.R.(Bill) WILSON, district Customs Broker, recently came uzcross a half-dozen pairs of eye glasses in his residence.Reluctant to throw them away because they might be of value to some people, he parcelled them up and forwarded them to The Salvation Army.Last Wednesday, Blil received the following letter from Lieutenant- Colonel N.B.Bell, officer-in-charge of the Public Relations Department of The Salvation Army.Mr.Wm.R.Wilson, Huntingdon, Quechee.Dear Mr.Wilson: Recently we received [rom you a parcel of spectacles, for which we thank you.As we have a project lo provide glasses for the use of inmates of prisons, we have taken the liberty of using yours for this purpose, which we trust meets with your appreval, CT x à, May we express ourtibpreciation to you for'iie touble you have takcn 1h sending these tous\u201d TT Yours sincerely, N.B.Bell.This was followed by another letter yesterday (Tuesday) in which Lieut.-Col.Bell stated that The Salvation Army would be most grateful for any additional pairs of spectacles.Mr.Wilson conveyed the message to The Gleaner in the belief that many families in the Shateauguay Valley may have eye glasses tucked away that aren't doing anyone any good 2 i 3 w.66 BUICK LESABRE, 2 dr., Hardtop 66 BUICK LE SABRE, 4 dr., Hardtop 66 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 dr., Hardtop ® 66 MERCURY 2 dr., H.T.® 66 VOLKSWAGEN ® 66 METEOR, 4 dr., sedan ® 66 BUICK Le Sabre, 4 dr., sedan ® 66 RAMBLER Ambassador, 4 dr., sedan e 65 BUICK Wildcat 4dr., Sedan ® 65 PONTIAC 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said?\u2018t pull up your socks and Tickets are limited.» LAST NIGHT (Tuesday) an excellent turn-out of Pro- gressive-Conservative supporters met for the purpose of elect-' ing a new executive for the Federal County of Beauharnois.Huntingdon was well 1epresented.The meeting was held at Edgar Hebert School and special guests included Mr.Léo- pold Carrière, provincial president of the Association; Mr.Claude Dupras, vice-président; Mr.Georges Valade, M.P., Montreal Ste-Marie; Mrs.Gertrude Lessard, president of the ladies\u2019 section.The following were elected: president, Mr.Jean-Guy Philie, Notary, Valleyfield; six vice-presidents, Guy Boyer, Beauharnois; Mme Léa Angelac, Valleyfield; Jon Proudfoot, Huntingdon; Adrien Rhéaume, Valleyfield; Maurice Dorais, Valleyfield; Elzear Maheu, St.Stanislas de Kostka.Secretary is Mr.Paul Derepentigny, Beauharnois; Treasurer, Mrs, Jeannine Langevin, Valleyfield.Directors include Messrs.Earl Fournic: and Emile Senecal of Huntingdon.w# CHATEAUGAY, 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Auxiliary Shows Full Year Of Activity The annual general meeting Sauve, The President.The mi- of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of nutes of the previous meeting the Barrie Memorial Hospital|were accepted as read and took place on Monday, Feb-|there was no business arising ruary 26th at 8:15 p.m.in thelthere from.Recreation Room of the Nurses\u2019 Residence.Following this there was the The members attending were treasurer's report from Mrs, H.welcomed hy Mrs Eugene] J.McMahon, FINANCIAL STATEMENT Annual Meeting February 26th, 1968 Receipts Bank balance February 27th, 1967 .Donations \u2014 Mrs.Horsley, Huntingdon, Mrs.Ross, Valleyfield Membership fees and donations Receipts from fashion show \u2018Tag Day at Ormstown Fair Fur Hat raffle Tea table at Bazar Sale of goods donated by Physio Therapy Patients \u2026 Proceeds from Hospitality Shop \u2014 June $200.October, $150., February.$800.$ 816.35 10.00 749.05 532.00 366.86 303.08 35.85 3.00 1,150.00 Total Receipts $3,966.19 Expenditures Donation to Medico Co $ 25.00 Donation to Barrie Memorial Hospital Outpatient Dept.300.00 The Gleaner i oo n L Daniels \u2014 Membership Books, Tags, Raffle hooks .2° Fashion Show expenses Re-upholstering Lobby furniture Drapes for Lobby 86.68 72.32 155.25 250.00 57.56 Fur Hat oo 43.20 Receiver General \u2014 stamps for newsletter 37.80 Transferred to Bursary Fund 500.00 Reimbursed io Bursary Fund .500.00 Christmas decorations and gifts for staff 24.04 Two new chairs for Lobby Miscellancous 43.40 65.04 $2,160.29 Bank balance February 26th, 1968 $1,805.90 Bursary Fund Receipts Bunk balance February 27th, 1967 Donation from Ormstown Chapter 36 \u2014 $ 686.18 Order of Eastern Star 25.00 Reimbursed io Bursary Fund 25.00 Bank Interest 15.60 Transferred from Current Account Reimbursed to Bursary Fund to further RN Training .Reimbursed in full payment! to Bursary 500.00 500.00 240.04 Total Receipts $1,991.82 Expenditures Monthly allowance for 4 nurses in training for January and February Monthly allowance for 1 nurse in draining from March to August Initial cos! of uniforms, hooks, ete.for 4 nurses in training CL Monthly allowance for 5 nurses in training for September to December Bank service charge on cheque 80.00 60.00 800.00 200.00 15 $1.140.15 $ 851.67 Bank balance in Bursary Fund February 26th 1968 / Expansion Fund Receipts Bank balance February 27th, 1967 535.22 Donation to Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch from Valleyfield Express 15.00 Howick Auhrey Riverfield Branch Centennial Fashion Show 596.67 Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch Card party 123.00 Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch Membership Fees 470.00 Howick Brown Bonspiel .202.00 Howick Bridge Club Christmas table 21.50 Interest of Prov.Quebec Bonds \u2014 June \u2014 November 250.00 Blank Interest , .16.58 Donation from Rev.Holmes \u2014 Sale of hooklets on Ormstown Band 70.00 Total Receipts $2.299.97 Expenditures Bank exchange on 3 Cheques $ 48 Bank balance in expansion Fund account February 26th.1968 $2.299 49 The Hospitality Shop report, read by Mrs.McBain in Mrs.Anderson\u2019s Absence thanked all the members of the committee and the volunteers for their work and cooperation for the nast two years.Special thanks was given to Miss Mildred Hay and her mother, Mrs.Anderson, for carrying on with the volunieer book this past winter.At this time $800.00 was furned over to the General Treasury.Statement for Hospitality Shop Receipts Balance forward January 31st, 1987 Sales February Ist, 1967 to January 31st, 1968 Christmas Bazar $ 393.30 3.616.19 516.11 $4,525.60 Disbursements Minister of Revenue $ 81.10 Gerard D\u2019Aoust 2,151.79 General Purchases General Treasury W.A.606.95 650.00 $3.489.84 Balance January 31st, 1968 $1,035.78 In cash box \u2026 $ In Hospital Office $ Barrie The report of the Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch was given by Mrs, Norman Simms.In addition to the financial report as stated in the Treasurer's report it was noted that there are four marathon card clubs in Howick now and the Brown Bonspiel will be held at a later date.A special thanks was given to Mrs.Marie Murry of Ste Martine for her time and effort given to the Hospital Membership campaign.The Bursary committee report was given by Mrs.Fearn.Jour bursaries were awarded in August 1987.One recipient has since withdrawn from her training school.One stwdent is in her third year of training and will be joining the staff this Fall, There is one Bursary student now on staff and two wpplications have been receiv ed for the 1968 term.For the refreshment com- mittec, Mrs.D.McEwen reported the serving of refreshments at two of the general meetings, the third heing taken care of by the Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch.In addition, refreshments were served lo 44 girls and 10 ladies on Hos- pithl Day.At the Christmas bazar coffee and donuts were sold to the amount of $35.85.Our profits being $17.99.She gave thanks to all the members on the committee who had helped her during the past year, Mrs.M.Barringlon reported on the Ways and Means Committee.She thanked the many people who have assisted in the committee\u2019s fund raising activities, such as the Spring Fashion Show, Tag Day at the Ormstown Fair and the Fall Bazar, and mentioned that the advance sale of tickets for the Caledonian Games was \u2018progressing very favorably, For the Publicity Committee Mrs.J.Harris reported that notices of the C= 1 meet ings, the Hospital bazar and Hospital Day had been sent tn the Gleaner and to the ministers of the Protestant Churches Mrs.IP.Beaulieu sont notion: 10 the Catholic Churches.A report on Hospital Day was written for the Gleaner in addition to the reports of all the General Meotings.Mrs.J.Whitehead reported on the Memiership Committee.The annual membership drive started a month earlier this year and resulted in 719 mem- hers, $30.05 in donations for a total of $749.05.Over fifty canvassers covered the area with Dewittville having 44 Hill 118, Havelock 13, St.Antoine Abbé 31, Hemmingford 4, Valleyfield 40 and Nitro 32.The rest were in the Orms- town area.She thanked her committee and all the canvassers for their hard work.The reports of the committees being concluded, Mrs.Fearn was asked if she had any suggestions for the use of the auxiliary money.She mentioned that a cardiac monitor was needed and wov'd be greatly appreciated.Mrs.Norman Simms took the floor and proposed that the Howick Aubrey Riverfield Branch would like to use their money to purchase the cardiac monitor.Mrs, Fearn expressed her thanks and was then asked if she had any further suggestions.She mentioned a few other things namely an adding machine and two chairs for the office.a recovery room stretcher and an attachment for the Kidd Tourniquet for the operating room.It was moved and seconded that this equipment would be purchased by the auxiliary.Mrs.Fearn then asked the members if the $500.00 in the Bursary Fund for postgraduate courses could also be used for postgraduate administrative courses and this was agreed upon.Mrs.Eugene Sauve then took the floor and warmly thanked everyone for the cooperation she had received over the past two years.She sald that although she was stepping down from the Presidency she would continue to Five her time and effort to the Auxiliary.members, Franklin and Covey|: News from COVERING THE ACTIVITIES Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary Eighteen members met at the home of Mrs.Alan Hooker on Thursday evening, for the monthly meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the Pres- hyterian W.M.S.President Mrs.A.Gruer conducted the meeting with Hospital Auxiliary Executive Honorary President: Mrs.C.J.Bryson: Past President: Nrs.Eugene Sauve: President: Mrs, Kenneth Faloon; 1st vice- President: Mrs.Alan Hooker; 2nd Vice President: Mrs, C.Tobin; Secretary: Mrs.Allan Covers; Treasurer: Mrs.H.J.McMahon.COMMITTEES PUBLICITY \u2014 Mrs, John 1larris, Mrs.Jean-Paul Beane lieu.MEMBERSHIP \u2014 Mrs.John Whitehead, Mrs.Robert Bis- son, Miss Helen MeCormick, Mrs, Cameron Bryson, Mrs.lrenee D'Aoust.WAYS AND MEANS \u2014 Mrs.Mervin Barringion, Mrs.Alci- de Chantigny, Mrs.Gordon Knott, Mrs, Bert McCartney, Mrs.|.Lauzon, Mrs, G.Sutton, Mrs.Albert MeDermott.REFRESHMENTS Donald McEwen, Mrs.Bruno deaulieu, Mrs, Bruce Hamilton, Mrs.A.R.Mills, Mrs.Alton Graham.Mrs.Fernand Primeau.HOSPITALITY \u2014 Mrs.Merrill Stalker, Mrs.Gilles Goyet- te, Mrs.F.B.Thompson, Miss Mildred Hay, Miss Gladys Noakes, Mrs.C.Tobin, Mrs.H.G.Mel.aren, SERVICE \u2014 Mrs.Croydon Snowdon, Mrs.Charles Parent, Mrs, Jack Taylor.SEWING \u2014 Mrs.John Mc- Caffrey, Mrs.lorne Mrs.Frank Martin, Mrs.Colin MeOarthur.BOARD OF GOVERNORS \u2014 Mrs.Mervin Barrington.BURSARY Mrs.ME.Tall, Mrs.M.Gartshore, Mrs.Gerald Roy, Miss Marjorie \u2018ov Mrs.Archie McCormick, Mrs, Chas, Boldue, Mrs.Eugene Soave, NF ARERTATPIN \u2014 Mrs.John Whitehead, Mrs.H.Lawrence, Mrs.Guy Phenix, Mrs.Tan- crede Boyer, Mrs.Allan Cavers.Mrs.K.Faloon then tnok the chair and thanked the members for clecting her and said that she would do her heet for the auxiliary in the coming year.The mectn; was then journed and were served.Mrs.ad- refreshments EXHIBITION CENTRE Elliott, Ormstown OF THE \u201cLITTIF ROYAL\u201d hrs.D.McEwen us pianist, Mrs.Gruer gave a few highlights from the Glad Tidings and Mrs.Alan Hooker pre- «ented a report on the Pres.byterial, held last month at Ephifam Scott {Presbyterian Church in Montreal.Plans were made to cuter to a wedding supper on April sixth, A report of the Scout Banquet was given by Mrs.J.Rodger.Mrs.H.Smith requested the members to be present at the World day of Prayer held this year in the Ormstown Presbyterian Church.' Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses.Ormstown Legion Branch 196 The Legion in Ormstown is revamping, noi only ils hall, hut its procedure in the en tertainment field.It has long been the opinion of the mem- hers that someone must think of new ways to get more mem- hers interested and to get the Legion back to its rightful status in the town.Many meetings, both official and off the cuff have resulted in new ideas and plans for the future.Last Saturday evening a party, celebrating the opening of the new extension, was en- The Gleaner - 3 CLEANERS REGD DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE TEL ZENITH 5820 FOR HOME PICK-UP AND DELIVERY OR OUR AGENT F.LEFEBVRE & SON.\u2014 93 CHAT., HUNTINGDON tn suggestions from anyone; und ask everyone to give their support to the welfare of Canadian Legion Branch 196.Ormstown Junior Hockey Ormstown is producing some excellent Junior hockey teams, due in great part to the efforts of Doug.Glover, and of course the Ormstown Lions.The boys are now equipped with brand new hockey sweaters, bought by the Lions, and it appears that the old adage, \u201cClothes Make the Man,\u201d is true.Last week the Pee Wees played Hemmingford with a one-nll tic.The Ormstown Bantams won over Dewittville and Orm- stown Elementary School won over Howick Elementary school.The Bantams lost their game to Hemmingford on Saturday, but the Pee Wees won in a 52 game against Ville lkmard.The Ville Emard team was sixth place in the Quebec Carnival games in Quebec City a few weeks ago, so the Ormstown boys feel rather elated and mueh credit to Bobby McEwen who sparked that 5-2 lead.\u2018They have been invited to a return match in Ville Emad, The Lions have generously donated money to the further ance of sports in Ormstown, especially the rink and equipment.It is hoped that mem: bers and parents will attend the games.Hockey might well become the future of one or two of our Ormstown boys, if for no other reason than that we may be able, one day, joyed hy a good crowd.On Saturday, March 16th.a St.Patrick's Supper will be served to a limited number of people.It would be wise for anyone interested to pet tickets as soon as possible.A phone call to President Com, Rennie, to See.Com, Cavanagh, or to Treas.Com, K.Storey, will assure you of a ticket, which will entitle the holder to attend the supper, enjoy Irish entertainment and a dance which will follow.An entertainment commit.fee has been named, Chairman, Com.B.Rennie, with Com.F.Patterson, Com.K.Storey, Com.G.Smith, Com.H.Cairns and Com.B.Cullen.A meeting was held at the home of Com.Rennie on Wednesday evening.Suggestions for future evenings were many and included such excitement as, un old fashioned dance right, with invited guests who might demonstrate some of the old dances, A Western night, which could produce some hidden talent in coun- trv and western singing, a Skit Night, where the Thespians of the town may have a chance to dramatize.There are such things as \u201cCome as vou are Parties, Pot Luck suppers and a host of other ideas.The Legion members are open to say, \u201c1 remember cecing him play many years ago\u201d, pa- ronts and sponsors should see one or two games and thus encourage the future Bobby Hulls and Richards.We should not overlook the untiring efforts of Doug Glover who has a very great interest in the young hockey players, often working against great odds.There will be games again next Saturday, shall we see you there?Mr.und Mrs.Robert Cu) len of Montreal, spent Satur day with Mr.ahd Mrs.W.S Cullen.Mr.and Mrs.Jim Linahan of Montreal were week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Boyd Campbell.We are pleased lo report that Teddy Camphell has returned to his home after a lengthy and painful stay in the Montreal Children\u2019s Hos: pital.Mr.and Mrs.Angus Me- Naughton were Sunday guests cf Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker.Mrs.D.E.Barnard and Miss \u2018|Convalescent Shawville.He was the husband of the former Olive Cur- ren of Ormstown.Peter Collier Speaks On TV Many friends and neighbours of Mr.Peter Collier of Ormstown were pleased to hear him speak on TV.Tuesday a.m.on his work and study with the blind.Being of very limited sight himself, Peter has a great interest in the welfare of the blind.He is presently taking a course in public speaking and is still able to work at his job of salesman.lle demonstrated the use of a collapsible cane now in use by those who have partial sight only.He also spoke of a workshop set up to help those wha in future will re quire the skills needed with specially equipped machinery.World Day vf Prayer The World Day of Prayer Service was held in the Orms- town Preshyteran Church, on Friday afternoon, with Mrs.Howard Smith in charge.Mrs.Margaret MeBain was guest soloist accompanied by Mrs.\u20ac.Garette.Others taking part included, Sister Superior, Mrs.1B.Beaulieu, Mrs.T.Goyer, Mrs.A.Hughes and Mrs.P.Cowper, Mrs.Rennie of Hun tingdon was guest spesker.Women's Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion 196 The Women's Auxiliary wet al the home of Com, E.jaird on Monday evening, March + Discussion on plans for a new kitchen, for catering wl the dining hall for the Caledonia games on June 29 and a card party to be hald on Wed.Mürch 20th: and other business were the items on the agenda, A Lift from the members was presented to Com.H.Cairns, who will be hospitalized in Montreal for the next ten days.Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted hy Com, McAdam.Obituary The Late Jerry Tremblay Jerry \u2018Tremblay passed away peacefully at Pleasant Valley Home in Orm- stown, on Monday, February 26, 1908, in his cightieth year.His wife the late Melinda Perry predeceased him in 1942.Mr.Tremblay was a native of Franklin and a farmer for many years.He was the father of eleven children, one, Frank, died in 1940.Jerry Tremblay was well known and well liked bv all friends and neighhours in Franklin and Grmstown, He leaves to mourn his loss, three daughters, Ma- Pat Herbert of Montreal were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Rohert Younie and Malcolm.Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Barring- ton attended the funeral on Tuesday of Arthur Dagg in rion, Mrs.Elmer Vaincourt of Franklin, Frances and Eva, Mrs.Clayton Knott, His seven sons are Noe, Lawrence Wes: \u2018ley, Pecci, Louis, Freddie and Victor.Interment took place at TRADE MARCH And Get In On The NOW ! SPECIALS 2 Ton Pick-Up 67 66 66 66 66 65 64 64 64 64 PONTIAC, 4 dr., BUICK Wildcat, Station Wagon 64 63 63 62 61 GALAXIE, 4 dr., The chair was then declared 15.00 Vacant, Mrs, C.Moore read: 10.00 the slate of officers for 1908,! : | prepared by the nominating committee.Tel.264-5356 67 GALAXIE 500, 2 dr.Hard-Top 67 MUSTANG, 2-dr., Hard-Top 67 FORD Demonstrator FORD Custom, sedan FORD Custom 500, sedan PLYMOUTH Fury 1, Sedan | COMET Capri, sedan PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 dr., H'top GALAXIE 500, 4 dr., sedan FORD Custom, 4 dr., sedan GALAXIE 500, Country Squire GALAXIE 500, sedan GALAXIE 500 XL, 2 dr., Hard-Top PONTIAC, Station Wagon FORD, 2 dr., sedan JEEP, 4 wheel drive Roch Trepanier AUTOMOBILE INC.Sedan 2 dr., Hard-Top sedan Huntingdon \u2014National avail Tech.-University Advices when m tion wide with 3 All the above at ® EMPLOYERS Where can you find all these services?Pool of skilled workers Recruiting and interviewing facilities Experienced Manpower Counsellors Information of Local Retrained workers Recruitement of graduates \u2014 (H.S.Newly Trained workers Analysis of Labour market INSTANT COMMUNICATION na- strategically located.| Canada Manpower Centres 63A, RUE CHAMPLAIN Valleyfield 23, KING ST.Huntingdon \u2014 Provincial ability of workers ) | ass-lay-offs occur offices 00 your: Huntingdon by Michael Scott is mainly in sports.In basketball the boys played with the following results: Gold 2, 14 to Black 2, 8 Red 2, 21 to Black 3, 0 Red !, 10 to Gold 2, 4 Red 4, 11 to Gold 2, 4 The girls scores were: Black 1, 6 to Gold 1, 2 Red 2, 6 to Black 1, 4 In ithe house system Red leads with 655 points then comes Gold with 613, and last of all Black with 512 points.Cheerleaders started again this week: they have not had any meatings for quite a while.They are getting ready ST.JOSEPH\u2019S DEFEATS C.V.R.Malone NY, Feb, 28 - St.Joseph's Academy of Mulone N.Y.defeated Chateauguay Valley Regional High School senior boys in an exhibition game al Malone.The game stood even at half time, but the powerful U.S, high school team pulled away in the second half to win the match 42-36.For both teams it was a defensive effort, with Robert Gillies doing an excellent Churubusco, N.Y.from the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Academy News News from school this week) for basketball an upcoming tournament.In junior hockey Red won the championship, and Red also claimed Ww in senior hockey.Ski club is still going on steady with (rips to Moon Vulley every week.end, The school public speaking finals for the Academy will be held on March 27.The Chateauguay Valley finals will be held on Friday evening, April 6th., at Hemmingford.That is about all the news from school this week.Read future Gleaners for more news.job for CV.R.under the boards, Steve Heider of CVR wus the top scorer with 10 points In a junior Varsity game Ohateauguay Valley Regional managed to slip past St.Joseph's with à 32-28 score.The top playmaker and scorer for CVR was Keith Rorison with 14 points to his credit.D.Palmer scored 8 while Gates Billette scored 6.SEED CORN LILI ER IAA Barrie Memorial Notes Barrie Memorial wishes to acknowledge berships in the sum of $10 each From: Mrs.Ruby Ross, Valleyfield; Mrs.Winniflred G Bevis, Mr and Mrs Everett Mason and Mrs.Agnes Me Olenaghan, Ormstown, Donations - In memory of the late Mr.W.Allen Walsh, Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter No.49, Valleyfield, $26.In memory of the late Mrs, Allen MacDougall, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Graham, Mv.und Mrs, Mer- vyn Graham, Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Graham, Huntingdon, $5; Mr.and Mts, Thomas Duncan, Ormstown, $10; Anonymous, Huntingdon, $10.In memory of the date Mrs.Christopher Mayoh, Neighbors and friends, Valleyfirld, $57; Mr.and Mrs.1.J.Cordy, $5 and Mrs.Ruby \u2018Ross, 85, Vulleyfiekl.Hospital! the] G following annual memberships and donations.Annual mem-| | NT LEA //// FUNK'S -HYBRIDS Single, Special & Way Crosses } | L.M.KELLY Tel.264-5198 Huntingdon GORDON BUSTARD Tel.825-2437 Riverficld TEL.264-5464 Grocery W.E.LEFEBVRE HUNTINGDON Specials Bright's Tomato Juice 48 oz.tin 35¢ er rés a \u201c BUTTER 67e 8.Campbell's Tomtato Soup rn 25¢ David Weekend Mix Cookies 2% lb.pkg.99e Luncheon Meat Pork & Beef 12 oz.tin 45¢ Boys\u2019 Corduroy PANTS Tapered 8 to 16 2.98 PAR Men's Lined Green PANTS 30 to 40 Reg.$5.95 for 495 Ladies\u2019 Silk Panties 3 FOR 98c Men's Pullover Mitts HORSEHIDE Special 1.39 PAR 100 gallons first Quality Paint Red, Grey & Green Inside or Outside 495 GAL. -The Gl r Wed nesd 7 ay, Ma he , ° rch 6th 196 Lou , 8 mere rLEANEF G ADVERT SING MED! 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Hunt Sand fami Mrs, + - s at pr of we Yelus in he for | neighb nk ou he was.SL DE Moose v Life h.e form his w eau tH dget will hus it creased says ating i able to t whett Wed ingdon Jast amily .Harold at present eks in|v in hono the ours a r| dau her pred Moos .R, We ; of a ould b his will probabl looks taxes that its curr avoid d» her! yp, Feb W.MS M week.of Ot Arthu C \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ersary oa of o party gi nd| An ghter and eceased e Jaw.Mr for it get a lj # > credit e is th mean y be b that of |f happe ency, À vvalu-|; vs.Glads 28 at de met Mr.and end at lawa, S r ards preciate H was ur 25th jven| 8 of N ease by on vi Mr i itl it and > Then t new rough a ne or ev ns, the nd wl att, sladys Rei he ho: on Mrs.Wi the h pent Thanks ed.very Anni- Co J ow rah e isite has b will b e bit gin hat t taxes ght do w |ro ery o e plug i en endan eid, wi ome of .Wilber ome ank M much Mal ohn of Westmi ers Telli een e the fi of ch to fl he fi tos wn and und th or curvène ars ice.The with a f 71 Wilber T.Ars of| © Ss _ Mr and ap-| F lcolm a a tina lig that allowed e first ti uckle h to b y and rework upport i Way e glob currenc uti - Reid e à good M: 1e Miss rthur.|S n behalf M and Mrs.J uneral RS rotors aten of B porn the Hime ore eon i the G $s ma it.It I e, says y # nd the » opened preside iin sses Muri J 2ervice of the Si Mec.sin Mrs.Jos.D Febk servi mstown, .C.be gone a aps M axpa a er > its toe overn y agai Th ys Jan take devoti the m nt, and of M riel and Cross of the 6 Sick À | McCrim cere à Jos.Deme 0 uary 2 es ve n, Que cen ; lit ro Ca ver.W edit A ment wi n be.5083 e Quebe e- n by tional i ceting J Mrs lontreal Irene Br Soci Canad Room 1 th mon hanks ecry gav Menni me r and LL mures a cal express my with I~ friend Sine rely hoes and of a de : faith ned we h has be penalty i ax later th he rank arts and: r, he lo been mad no prog ter fro eport, re: c the tr e, eau and Mrs.Fe ees ar} staff lum and the ile | well ca mere une \u201cy \u2019 on March omn and ad .en add n the is at he s.It :4her lost, bring in th gress he provi m Mis: ading ea- were r family ernand colle ial Hospi of the the ontre was à eds and on ust a reh a rection on time paid our ed.We © now onl chose th may b vway' [204 1 le Atla e slruggl à5 th vinotal s Jean F a let-[Mhe! recem i of Ormi Pri.|oati nt care spital for Barrie °° real Gene patient visits ae i nesdd térast was not and the tax in o Leadership y abo e wise e fou Ont parts of ntic rosin to that giving treasur erguson Hor ee of dinner 2 mstown oatient ther received the ex- ery mu i Th Just oved irom al ne a 3 ; refo good MN ip c ut a r cou nd atid's liv! the W ovinc2s| ot\" ca ngs be er, asking rteau D guests here.Also while 1 eral Hospital.5 Just to say you all choo the After subject t re an e new onventi month rse.Wi O'S livin est u 28) my call w increas asking - and Mrs atjand gi nds f to rel le a: Co ppreci All st to ory fo Toad penalt a few © pe y cor Ca Lead tion i bef: It |g hile 8 stand p lo emb as resp ased.T ; 8.John |?gifts.A or visi ative ! wish tc Isab ated.we say h nd and .e have y wa dete nalty nada er s to ore th gathé big ard v ers sponded he! 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by te jeans were snl = Each one nod king esl High am a ere 1 of Sonal Cross Soclety Thursday \u2018oe 21100 M Red Po.ou s wer ue.2 < Gre he Ÿ 7 .9 town ent uarte ennie © ga sional of th ent Ju rsda; as the o 0 K.Ta g the wi nn wi e % elly A enhou \\ \\ Hunt Baxter and it ns chil High oh _ won r.The in th me|th Cou e Queb annual White y saw goal s .M.mah winn th tw ; Ave se at vor .3 - .i 205 cor on il] | er P 0 M Fairvi .Sou re A County e at on Min i ney, kee dt wall is job to and und 001 Taner) Re Regi by The conslaio last that 1 Council ec Divi- of th gain in y Orange er.e each and A Smith ember ve.So th on were A As War the H or Hoc- ng, oo ping , raising er) w ior bo nniz Regions) ° eaugua n was il, out g, L Speaking nin eir seri the thi and: Renhio While sor Saum gid oad wh Li the ne Huptingd forms, dng score on th ys (14 nta ver JL: y Vall Queb going , Andr at £ 2 to es, ird g bi © with score fer wers ily 5 took parent on cleanis sch alter , coach- = .e first Cha cham ins are of ey! so ec Divi preside e Mar set an 1.Got Orange ame ay 1.th 3 end TS AID Canada daily am sire th A bor one » Se he {but : {| champlonshi Jake ne me.Red Cros nt of tho] in Jo 1.Goals from fame Thun N.Tr vostau n -|and the 8 uni-jb , that er o ip ma in Quebec Cross state o| winners atr N Fi thei sday ni em- Sa the hint oo ev keepin ice, games ut our have bec man f Cowans tch Dan | the| min may 058 stated that White and J.efile for Fi-lenot semi- might Or ee ho non srerke A A 1 his grt, Xe Jour children pn played top mn 7 isle un Hun minated pe ave services at goal.Arnold got the another idingl ange von JUST Ph door wells lj Thi a a oved, They ren st ed, was Bob A a \u2014as tblcie ion is a 0e eus tunda ¢ two\u2019 teams ome.by th i \" ONE A Fore @er y th 8 n and did someth They team r John e the ety's fi found unless à Black y moi Quinn a Orang é by th n C ND SAY 0 e esponalble to a 50480 did!cha ing, hav the In tl Phee Re 10 th nanci to alot star ring th scot da ge 1 ese ; pan close thers rething, just irre bo le juni Jo cie rs financial pro the ck Started th Red e gam oy Mp R Ne hers ther Inet e to by havi wo atea unio 14, cam lure blems so.|winnin Pec e semi and ame.e only goal F.E ced] aod losers.will win we thunk tho.sont og the took the cha girls s paign 2] problems du nni Woe Semidl Saturd y goal IT\" dis gt mai ank th te thé the ch Vall sectio prevent .The c 1967 | Goa ng the e seri nals|tam By morné of Li sap 1a the Bockey .gentlemen ing a | rowing.ihe fund ong Ie es Re urduy ork ; cet post dock wo il sie, anal win J.Soni bs Si Tg hs cire Slater.to & Rover Redthe, fine nd Crone sai J 2 Denmark roy aincerel, SCO: .McK je 8- ) ; roi , the eri : es | arte loc corun y, points for C ell a3 eve need for Hs there nding at m|goal \" the © lather oy and|were P to D.Orange wi a! Ss, ru Jon, Proudfoot.La on owansville vi top) 1965 à for Ha eric, M a alj doux as score by, Black ve à sn st ecoréres| HEMMINGFOR \u201cHow 3 2 of Renni le wil 5! suc remed she hope the Mar Mo S.Black \"oma oi one 3 and Ÿ F D, QUE.oy au Some ee rN ep a he oor nday of i-| Drange t00 git of thi Mrs, natal 13-10.WORLD \u2014 be a son re second week fo ne kn fined week Hom | The W DAY OF Shore of 3 to 0, Fm Du a @aiméretins the this ve by il Remi oen's Word De Nevitie wif tou ine thar Q secretes wera 11 r by .s Wi Hh ing ie ay Seorars ting the|F 2, D Vora 11.Rar st.À we à ot Orange in À Rod nd M Do J.Bin and C e, P - Ricard Presbyte ndrew's.M rou ny .Dool- nd C.Def .Ricard sbyteri ; nt 2 the finals who ole ene Rag Derapentisny on Church | enber 4 To \"i 0 badléhis the ge team ation Divin ingdon, Q ch FLOWERS last oT for winolo e W ueb DEL pa lb theii 1 or ec DELIVER rtn ÿ thei in |ouadey B ship: ED À i division\" © hoot\u201d 110 Pho MYWHERE Fi - 6.McMich 11:00 am.ne 24 rom M on, MA a.m, 7-27 game inister \u2026 BD.or Zenkh 7 18 Unite (No Toll Ch As tons clo, n i Ton i gai \u2014 News From Howick \u2014\u20140_ ES sian Association of Canada; games on Monday and lest) CHATEAUGUAY VALLEY held February 14th in Toron- the third one on Wednesday.CATTLE BREEDERS\u2019 NEWS Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 The Gleaner - 5 All the curlers were invited Berroa Pearson, of the, 4 | d Plav F \u2018o return on Thursday for EDR airs Sélence, CN-iturel advantages to the cone, Local Pipe Band To Play For .lunch end en\u2018ertainment.Each by ART RANKIN iversity of Guelph, Guelph, suming public it should hold; Cel brit ; At O town , Mrs, Gerald Roy has re.| Curling Club Nws \u201cisting rink had à hostcas \u2014I, relations Alvin ! Lee of Macdonatd College hoid' \"4 9 5.4 th! while imita-iits own.The Holstein-Friesian, .celebrities rms turned from the Barrie Mem-| My Walter Stonehouse ar-|ipe itality was Ww congratulations Alvin tion and filled mks represent i da.Brant- ; .\u201c orial Hospital, where she spentirangcd for a party of friends he hospitality was wonder Alvin McClenaghan won aja general meeting for Larmers|, serious challenge to the fem Orerie! Cone pre st nn ur Success paris, rom She om ry ten weeks, Her illness camelfrom Williams ard Wilson! Rinks came to Howick from|!Tip to St.Louis, Missouri at enrolled in the sorvice be Guiry industry in the future, _ ented A © the Chateauguay! where they will be signing the during the time she had plan-| ca;borundum Company to curl|Lacoïle and Valleyfield to play/the Purine meeting Thursday|meeting was completels liN-[rhere was no doubt that milk P da and Valley Hivhland Pipe Band in| Golden Book, into the grounds 1 ned to visit Winnipeg for thei gt the local club during the{on the Centre Shield.It was|MEht, Feb.29, held at Orms-jgual and dealt with explana-|producers could, if they exert: Productia ; January the members of tha| where the games will be held., Canadian Ladies\u2019 Curlin8|past two Saturday afternoons.|lwon by Lacolle with Skip Ruth|town.tions concerning the service oi the proper effort, retain|Péévetion : band have settled down to|This is a great honour, and , Championship Games.MIS There were 24 in the group|Smith, Margaret Dawson, Ly.AS.lee with Dil 12 the major part of their present| Have you ever sunk your.wally hard work.Pipelthe band has been pleased to .Roy was an officlal delegate|on March 2 and they stayed|dia Hope and Bertha Wright.News of D.H.A.S.met he emo w Non, markets.teeth into a scoop of ice creamiyiaior Ken Ireland, who de-|accept pe and this year had donated Alon at the club for the Bean|The Valleyfield rink was skip-|at Macdonald Thursday for more than one year, More| prof.Pearson pointed out|and thouyht you hit the localljivhted the audience at the ith some regret, at the last ° plaque for the winning rink.Supper and social evening.|ped by \u2018Marguerite Cook andj Last Thursday on Feb.20 a farmers pe the that coconut oil provides the|sravel pit ?et with his renditions of buses, meetin: of \u2018the band r It would have been her plea-| Six or seven rinks were|Mrs.McFarlane of Valleyfield the dairy herd analysis serv- meeting rom Mont © major part of the fat in imita-| It has happened and that, of| 514 favourite Scottish tunes the resignation of Melvin Har- - sure to present this plaque|curling away from home on|presenied the shield, CT |wwovince as far as Montmagny tion and filled milks and that|course, is only one exaggerated ic now putting the band mem-|,ipan F resident was ac 7 which was won by an Alberte'Saturday night, but more than| Tea was served by Mrs.county and Rivière du Loup.\\his is a more saturated fat{case where the quality of dairÿlbers (hrough thelr paces each pi Neh 1 has been pre- .À Rink skipped by Mrs.Jamie.100 people attended the Bean|Douglas Ness, Beatrice Mc-|man and a gentleman.There are now over 500 far-ly to the butterfat in natu-|Produets is detrimental to the| week, including the new mem.lCtinet sinec the.§ d's La ).son with two of her daughters, Supper followed by curling|Caig and Joan Cole.Mrs.John| Neighbours, who had known|mers enrolled in D.ILAS_ sol ul milk.volume of consumer sales.bers who hope Lo be on purade Sens sa but feels that on the team, Mrs.Roy knew{and cards.The evening wasiS.Anderson assisted Wwith{him during the past 50 years, the mecs we n complete Prof.Pearson also noted] The restrictions that havelthis summer his teaching dutles with the this rink from previous cham convened by the Ways and|the baking.remember him as a kind man|Suctess.The hig A n of that milk has calcium in alPcen imposed on milk produ- The band has been asked|pand leave him too little time 2, pionship games and was glad| Means Committee, Elmer] Ellen King (skip) Audreylwho, without being asked.[hosted by Dr.Dion, dean o fo rasily imil andlcers mo years gone by.Werelto pipe Madame Georges Va-lto be rood president.New - 1o hear they had won the pla-[B'ack, Bill Ness, Donald Gay r, Shirley Beezer and Doris em ji ave [the faculty of agriculture of[form easily assimilated and ns Sons J ue M entire # Good plesident ne to hear y P \u2018ack, Bill Ness, Donald Gay, Scott, Shirley eezer an oris| helped them in many ways.| aft holthat the only known source of some occasions, resisted,|nisr, who will be presenting[Officers clected were Prusi- e que.Lon Gagnier and their wives./Hiber attended a friendly bons-| especially during the garden.|Mac.In the ernoon thet, tose is milk whic Jand probably thought to bejthe Vanier Cup for Scottish]dent Gord Tannahill = Jan Bus\u2018ard, son of Mr, and| Four senior curlers from the|piel at Pointe Claire onc day|ing season or when they wore dairymen had the han\u201d ie de assimilation hich pels urnecessary.dancing, and \u2018TI.C.Douglas, Seeretars .\u2018frs.Gordon Tan.» Mrs.John Bustard, has gone] M@N's club spent four days last week, in.} | Co y to visit Vie cot ere A pora- td phosphorous by the body.| The \u201cCount down\u201d hour isfnational head of the New De fnahill, and Reid Kerr of 14 to Sudbury, Ont, where he last week at Three Rivers OBITUARY He was predeceased by history and computing centre as eu Le It hand now.the product must|moctratic Party, who will be|Ormstown remains es trea- n 30 Ki > ith the London] Yhen «hey played in the Pro-|The Late Mr.Albert Charette|wifc, Julie Dupuis.on March|wW«H as the stock Farm.Rudif He fell that in meeting Melpe nothing but the best, and{opening the games, not as surer, At present there are ' is working Wilh the LONUON} insial Seniors\u2019 Competition] The funcral of the late Mr.|20, 19685.Those who survive|Dollinback, farm manager, was|challenge of imitation milk, à = ever scauti » Ww Demaevatie rer, Ab pres \u20ac Pa Life Insurance Company peut he funcra , ; ce roduc rs ; rase his includes every precaution; head of the New Democratie scventeen student pipers, and jh ' It was won by the Ron Wright Albert Charette was held onlare his cight children, Cecile, jon hand in the livestock pa-[Producurs must be prepared 40]py every dairyman, not just three student drummers in ad.R, Mr.and Mrs, Paul Tellier|rink which will go on to Ed Saturday, February 24h, from|Claire, Syliie, Marie Rose [vilion FO à questions on end large JU in ihe a he usual conscientious few.| dition to the present band w.visited last Sunday with Mrs.|Monton, | the J.Mare Loisclle Funeral|Alice Gerard, Georgette,/Beneral dairy farm manage- vert sing and.promotion 011 The dairies must also play|strengthened.Both of these] members, so if all goes well 1e Tellier's sister, Mrs, Lefebvre| Bruce Ness skipped the local Home, Ste.Martine, lo the| Therese.There are 17 grand-fment.The day was over at their product and must make, essential role in processing|programs have become essen- we hope to have a really fine 5, of Bois des Filion, who has|rink with Ken McRae 3rd,jtres St.Sacrement Church,|childern and 4 great grand.|about 3:45 pm.\u2014 (Rogerevety effort to make sure\\produets that will enhance theltial, to identify the efficient[band in à year or two , been iil since October.oO Diy Herd Analysis Soreiee uniformly hh qualite, adoj Te 0 We palite, îhe con-(praducers and mate them fo Tu \u2018Mrs, | suit sev © rr lead.1here Was{ducted by the hev G.Jeanoi-{prien Charelte ol Quebec an | ' ysis Service, uni ' AL = lgumer will be the j » sires that are of y : oo us : oies, Bruce Ness ants strong competition.They wonjte assisted by the Rev.G.this wife (Mrs.E Charette): Macdonald College.fusted to the taste of the pu- ation ilk prod can- eo Th me ets unies laide à Socal 3 and Barrie.Bruce joined her|3: Jost 4 but had a good time.|Legault of St.Timothée.bro hers.in-law and sisters.in- \u2014 blie.are offered for sale.Lior be fought with price rises|mals.hospital \u2014 \u201cTrespassers will \u2018 there on the week.end, follow- The rinks were divided into Mr.Chareite was born at law, Mr.and Mis.Jean De-lMilk has Many Advantages According to Prof.Pearson.lin mind, so efficiency of pro-| The herd average is the[be prosecuted to the fullest ing the Senior's Bonspiol.sections A and B and PE od Henmilagiorg on July 2.1888, Hoa Lean Laplante, over Synthetic Product ho harem cost of producing duction is the alternative.fighting factor.extent of the law\u201d It was ; Wo I \\ ' vers son of Exevier arette s£or d Mr, s.imitation m ls! Some might have thought] Dairyman have too much|signed, \u201cSisters of Merey.\u201d World Day of Prayer Services Laviolette.A banquet was held|his wife Adele Berthiaume.Hel Mrs.Romain Chairon of Hun-' Speaking at the Annual|8441 while the cost of produ-[that the \u201cProven Sire con.invested in and, Outings SIE Ten vo Approx y PLOPrE.lat the latter club.died at the Notre Dame de la|tingdon, Meeting of the Holstcin-Frie-[eing 100 Ibs, of natural milkleept\u201d was a yer-workedjand cattde t ke a back which included four different|\u201d |, .; © N on.Ne ng | i as an over-worked|and eattle to take a bac _ ast week Montreal West|Merey Hospital, Montrazal, onj- \u2014\u2014 is 86.10.Under these cireum-[propaganc rOLr: Thelscat fr imitati ; groups, attended the World|curing Club held a 50th A | , \u201c propaganda program.l'hejecat from imitation products._ Day of Prayer services in this un ng poi hol a 50t An- February 21st.He was em.° \u201clances, the cost of natural|push for herd produetion test-| GENUINE MILK is the T 0 WwW N ar communit niversary celebration, Brenda ployed by {he Canadian Soil Course milk is always going to befing programs has been world's \u201cBEST food product, | or Th hildres m Wed Black skipped the rink from National Railway for 45 higher than that of the imita- | pri The on PR oh a Howick with Beatrice McCaig, years as section man and scc- sponsored br 1! ton product but it has such im 4 School \"th Debbie MeKell > Marion Houldsworth and Fran.| tion foreman where he was sponsored by the built-in advantages that with LAR, a Thyra Tolhurst.as ces Reddick, They won two! highly regarded as a reliable Chateauguay Valley proper presentation of its na- T .story teller.= YOUNG FARMERS FEDERATION = ve Women from Georgetown! CARD PARTY d Irish E a | TEL.373-7424 .VALLEYFIELD Chateaugay New York and Riverfield Presbyterian an ris ntertainment : are , HUNTINGDON HOTEL Churches, Roman Catholic and NOTRE DAME SCHOOL Monday, March 11 at 8 p.m.{ THIS WEEK'S SHOW \u2014 MAR.5-6-7-8-9-10 | FRI.\u2014 SAT.\u2014 SUN.United Church met at Howick, Sponsored by Notre Dame P.T.A.and continuing each Monday evening thereafter \u2018 QE Su a Te.ou | Faites Chen on Pridas at Thursday, March 14 at 8 p.m until April 29 (8 lessons in all) at THEA TRE , Complete Show at 7 P.M.} \u2019 .: , JdXl.ay ternoon meeting was Jed by Chateauguay Valley FRI.- SAT.- SUN.|| Mrs.Bradley, the speaker was|\u2014r- mr rere\u2014m\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014r\u2014\u2014er\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 * vot ° wv Mrs.Melvile Brown.Joan : REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 5 | DEAN MARTIN Ness led the cvening meeting .Ormstown Ist Showing in | ies and the speaker was Evelyn unting on Ca emy \u201c in Lamb Th music was led by Ihe course was drawn up by Macdonald College Quebec | | a joint choir, with organist .t ti under the direction of Gaston Allard of the Provincial | | R h .h Mes, R.Stewart.R Dept.of Agriculture.Lectures will be given by A meeting at the Preston egis ra ion ,Ç \u2026 Winston Keeler.Ru de : \u201cTHE POWER\" | oug Nig t Home was led by Mrs, Jim}* gt, 3 Ca dt LS Naka EL EY 2 RE A Fhe .ofaiond, with.Mrs.William \"GRADE I and\u2019 KINDERGARTEN\" WE Tae saz RTE TREES gre oy with | in Jericho 1.Bown as speaker.Mrs, 1 St.Pdul*s Operatic Society Of Lachine George Hamilton us i .John 8.Anderson assisted and Parents who wish to enter their children in Kin- Ne > a duet was sung by the Rev.dergarten or Grade | for September 1968 are asked presents ALSO ppt À i PLUS Wm.M.Brown and Mrs.Jim to fill out a registration form before March 31s.GONG O0OL0000000008800000000sss0rsrrescssssssessses.nd, Crawford ° IN PERSON i ren The same programme will parents may get the forms at the office in per- M.S Pina OC THE TENNESSEE | B B b Si Vv ti , D 4 ê ati ; son, a i .= | be used in part by the C.GLT.son, by m il or through an older child at the school | J ° .] | enny arpara | .Valentine s Lay #4 34 group al their mecsting on .in the BEAT § Monday evening, Octonindergarten children must be 5 years old x of ith Mi ie P | : and his Tijuana band The a vo bin mc er an rade children mus e \u2018 ; a cri , win mnie rear , M.C.A vite of to metas SER ne ae Chateauguay Valley Regional wi |, MCHEL PROULX, MC | Massacre dens\u201d, which involves loving A.M.Brockman High School ADDED SUNDAY | Show Times one another.Each speaker ap- ve , ORMSTOWN Tues.- Wed, - Thurs.Pri, -\u2014 10,30 and 12.30 BOTH SHOWS ARE Ÿ proached the subject from a Principal.in aid of La fauve est | Sat, 9.30, 11.15, 1 am.- Sun, 430 030 different angle but their fine IN COLOR idresses ware thous ang \u2014\u2014 a oad iE 1.CONRAD ALLEN ORCHESTRA eae were thoughful ane The Ladies Auxiliary of the déchainée [ For Your Dancing Pleasure | Some of the leading parts Huntingdon County Hospital Hh.were given in French and re.\" sponses were in \u2018bo\u2019h languages.The offerings amounted to abou! $80.00.° Seniors\u2019 Meeting Due to milder weather and an improvement in the health situation, thirty-nine Seniors gathered at last week's meeting.Wallace EMNiott skipped the winning rink, coming from behind to dafeat J.Roy You- nie\u2019s rink.Third player was Bruce Cairneross, 2nd, Mervyn Craig, lead Melville Kerr, The spot prize donated by Mr.Robert Hight was won by Mrs, James Marsden.The President.Mrs.J.Roy Younie, with Leap Year in mind read an amusing verse and Mr, Younie and the Rev.John Anderson added a few jokes.Mr.Anderson had been invited do speak about his ex- pariences during his carcer in the Armed Forces.Nine years of that time was spent at OL tawa when he worked in National Research which included some of the First experimental work in padar.Unforiunately he and his fellow.workers were not guided by radar, when one day they made the daily mad rush to a nearby restaurant for a hurried lunch.jg As they raced through the doorway three of the highest! ranking officials in the Armed Forces and Government, mot, them and were sent flying.Needless to say the young men disappeared but a notice was posted that afternoon that they should act with more decorum, Jim Lang gave a reading, through.The local Scniors are young ag hean yet.We walch- ed a lively game of euchre last week which included as partners two young men 92 and 87 versus a new Canadian from Holland playing his first game of euchre, end the United Church Minister.A singalong and piano selections brought the day to a close, Hostesses were Mrs.Ir, Mrs, Gallie, Mrs.Mec 4 Colin, drs.McMahon, Mrs, W.§ Logan, Mrs, M.Gras and, Starting March 16 Dance to the music of Jimmy Walker AND HIS ORCHESTRA at the Tourist Inn HOWICK, QUE.from 9 p.m.to 2 a.m.EVERYONE IS WELCOME CINEMA PLAZA Malone WED.- thru - SAT.gems Mctro Goldwyn Mayer presents Peter Glenvilles Production starring Richard Burton - Elizabeth Taylor Alec Guinness - PeterUstinov EWThe Comediansÿ} \u2014 trom the novel by Graham Greene In Panavision and Metrocolos WED.- THURS.\u2014 AT 7.45; FRI.- SAT.at 6.30 & 9.20 SUN.\u2014 MON.\u2014 TUES.ee fh PLUS JIT HUTTON DORIA PROVNE MILTON BALE: JOEY SHOP Saturday, March 30th, 68 8.30 P.M.Tickets $2.00 GREAT SHOW FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 8 and SATURDAY MORNING, March 9 A man wrestles with a BEAR al the Tourist Inn Hotel HOWICK ROD & GUN HOTEL \u2014 MOTEL Port Lewis Saturday, March 9 FROM 9 P.M.to 2 AM.GO - GO JEAN-GUY FORGET AND HIS ORCHESTRA NO ADMISSION CHARGE BDD DER SE, EWHOS MINDING| WALTER BRENNAN, rh be LArs, W, Anderson, CALL 264-5355 FOR INFURMATION JOHNNY DAVIS, MANAGER REMEMBER 45PCH 16t1 IS SFAGHETTI NIGH\u201d RESERVE NOW for WEDDINGS \u2014 DANQUETS \u2014 BOWLING PARTIES & with buckets.CANADIAN mena CE BANK OF COMMERCE H.Roland Sloan sot a Commerce \u201cHow to Grow Old\u201d, which \u201cThe OAI CHANFORD .should be re.read at intervals,|| shocker J Mrs.W.Logan's reading of, that À 1» THE HERMAN COHEN PRODUCTION OF ; \u201cI'm Fine, How About You>\"|] Will Cd 6 e Reminded us of the days when drive ; à j | AND an OÙ da y U as a our slippers were red and ou î ! we danced the whole night \u2018Berserk\u2019! - TECHNICOLOR® _ CG) a» Whatever you want, from cars to cameras, boats to broadloom, get 2a with a Bankplan Loan from the Commerce. bed been repeired.À °u- 6 - The Gleaner Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 Chueh had been installed in Ecumenical .oa ae and Mrs.Kenneth Allen, Au- home of his parents, Mr.and Collum on the evening of Feh The Fidelity of .s us with an added op witchen|in all types of Church work|ln the Church.The members vides us w rooms, living room, ki a brey.Mrs, Fergus Moore.id 2h, at the home o i î | { 2 : + | For pach hen \u2014 int (Continued from page 1) (Continua from page D at Miss Gloria Goundrey and Ee ns = rs } 1 For Sale Hemmingford and, as payments on the Hallla the twentlath centurYlguring His pubie life Christ Miss Janice Burnett pent he Rockburn ciously opened the present anu $1.Andrew's Presbyterian fiumace had now been com-lshould contact one of thelconid have chosen a spectac- we mé- de and family| ROCKBURN \u2014 Wednesday|thanked everyone tor the ch h Annual Meeting pleted, the Hall was now clear| following registrars: alar menner by which to im | AMEN LONE guests at thé home of My.and|thoughfulness.Refreshment SOME VERY GOOD BONDS re anal meeting of St.|of debt.Preshyteplan: Mrs.Alan M.|press and attrac.the mult Mr.Gene Goundrey spent alMrs, Rod Arthur were Ms.E.|with a shower cake in the { fog tha ee prinnaio Andrew's Freshyterian Church LADIES GUILD Hooker \u2014 820-248) tudes, Instead he cust aside) \"days with Mr, and Mrs |Wood und daughter, Mis.|shape of & crib were serve ARSE EVERY Rs land ant New Ormatown [was hold recently in .the| \u2018This report was given by Hie[United: Mr.Jermes Winter \u2014|ul) human glory and accepted (\u2018armen \u201cGoundney.Gene isi Bourassa of Ormstown.Friday [by the hostesses, \u201cIN FRENCH OR ENGLISH R.E.Forrester, Or *, Chureh Mall.\u2018Phe meeting|President, Mes.E.Napper.A| 820-2575 to serve His Heavenly Father ending College st Paul] guests at the same hon ue were sincère get-well wihes or ED UNTIL N opened with u Bille reading,|very successful year's actvilroman Cathoïe: Mr.Alber|in humility and obe Cal Smiths College, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Arden ONES extended to Mrs.Bernard Le el.3 Pro erty For ale led hy Mr.lties included a Variety Show the very end.To Calvary of Ormstown and Mrs.Mary|®* Berna ACCEPTED UNTIL NOON ON p e hyn mn ne y Mr.Pot-lthe Booth st Havelock Fair] Chabot \u2014 829-2086 and the cross.\u2014_\u2014 Renaud of Franklin Centre, bir RA py the Linger intr Ce new Inden ; nélinan- sh.in \u2014 .ar ster Jarrie - ; spital, EE OT LOTS frire ri Soeur, he Rev, Me per.am né câher thing ve A Volkl Coffin During this year of faith Covey Hill po wo onal ee Mrs, \u2014\u2014\u2014 1 < oh \" \u2018 ; mire Amon o (BS.AS a : .0 * î : ._ \u2018arquhar, « Mr, Ps.es _ of Huntingdon on Fairview [térim Moderator, the Ho Mis- Centennial projedt the mem-| \u2018Phe Registration Fee is|We \u2018also are invited 10 surren COVEY HILL \u2014 A Memor.|arduhar, son of Mr: and Mr ! For Sale Ré SE tn.ncimadon.[don Board in Montre h $3.00 per son der our wills unconditionally to], \u201cSVE A ; held Sun-{1j l>rgoing tests in th: ; .Huntingdon.[sion Board in Montreal.Thelbers had planted flowers In|$3-00 per person.God the Father by a livelier ial Service was held on | tient und=rgoing tests ; JOB OFFERS Tel.264-5445, Huntingdon.Rev.McKay, suid Mr.Pottin-|froni of the Hall und had ; à ne ey it Lent pro- thay afternoon for Mis.Willred| children's Hospi.al, Montres) Ki-1100, est, Hunt gon, Tut pod.cor, had hid wide experience|donated 12 new hymn books Une série de cours ind Tir CL ROBINSON, who passed sway in| We hope his stay there wi! - ni St., Huntingdon.Two bed- |\" > ® anomalie 1 2 merchandising managers arrainée par oo | Morida, January 30th.It was ne brief.floor covering, draperies) and he was sure he would bejof the Guild had also entered P portnity ds and Faith in Him impressive service.Thel Sympathy is extended Mi} Ext, 127 no.190 and oie be dein Sree ol great assistance to ourja float in the village Center .\u2018ECUMENICA\u2019 who has said \u201c[ am the Re- To vue try th.keen oe ia oe ?or estic worker, Local, No.; {42 ould be se.jol er ial Parade, depicting o Lu as $ pat iving\u201d, We mus tr Cp} loss y father, Mr.A ND USED Ski-Doos.| rooms \u20ac .Also in-|\"hurch.pial arace ie de cours Seralsurrection and the Life\u201d.in join- ; Men McNiece, Tel.827-2272, Hades pA ravage.March lat] Mr Pottinger expressed his|time activities and dress.Mrs.douée école Jean Xxmi[ LI the vows that le took in Join of Maton, Jor Who Was pl Dog a cPair man, Local, Franklin Centre.orion, For El Four ation in Rime sand Bacheider exproscod tie ! \u2018Com située vi, québec Crom \u20ac À b Riverfield ciple of Jesus.Appropriale|1'riday morning, passing awa: |4 Cabinet maker, Local, No.\u2014 - formation, ca » [senti - ndness > me S.sing] OrMmistown, Québec.ubrey- hy and two anthems \u201cThelin the Alice Hyde Hospital on| 61 the truckload) nier Lumber and Construe-hospitality and said it was|uregation for their unfailing ; \u2019 .1YMANS à 10:53\" end \u2018Dhe \u2018 SA red.\u201cCar Uuntingdon Gon, 264.5151, Huntingdon.with regret he had to resign as|help in all their activities and| les conférenciers pour \u20acC3) The February meeting oftOld Rugged Cross\u201d and Phe Wednesday.5 Female cook hotel né res 8 a Wood Specialties.Hunting- Interim Moderator due tojtheir generous response when[COurs en oecumenisme serontlpiverfield Women's Missionary[Lord's My Shepherd\u201d, were \u2014\u2014 Taurant, Local, Ne.116 : + Tel.264-2486.N BRICK BUNGA- [pressure of work in his ownlasked for assistance and dong-[d'éminents chefs religieux quilcociety was held on Monday|sung by the Choir and menm- 6 Young male High School don.Tek Mw with attached garage, apy tions ont un intérêt vital gux pro-l,fternoon, Feb.26.Nine mem-|bers of St.Andrew's choir.Havelock graduate (sturdy), Local v \u2014 ' T1, oe 1 ji : eo \u2018 .qe pou \u201d il.4 SNOW BLOWER.easily PO | residential area on Athelstan \"yo MeKay thanked MT.|SUNDAY SCHOOL pres de Lunite parm; dos dif bers answered the Roll CulliDur decp est symonthr le Mrs, John Laurin was a call- 4 table ne ways.8 ow es.Poa 548.Hongda Then re so a aha arne Superintendent, Mrs.K nisme Hig Be Me ig w re guest Little Miss Kimberby Sam-|er at thea home of Mr.and 3 mn driveways and walks.| 1 he would be able helder, reported that 407% ; .[Mr.Kei cCaig was guest.tle a fm, roud 4 ' small rive DS 00 Ghateau-| 712004 om and hope ; ne wi es th Bachel er, repo lled in the| Le public en général est in-| The devotional period was|ple received a bis ~wesont o [Mrs, R.Proudfoot on Wednes.ar Can be 229 to fulfill his duties here with children were enrolled in the| Le ; A ; thd baby sister,| day afternoon à guay Street, Phone 264-3 FHREE TENEMENT HOUSE!.fficiency and was looking Sunday School with five re-jvité à assister à cette série delconducted by Mrs.Wallace her birth ca, a y |\" Mrs, Rita Thurston and Mrs.Canada Manpower Centre @ M Huntingdon.| (modern en oo res, forward to his association with|gular teachers and one reliefjrencontres.Chaque sujet SeralCraig followed by Glad Tidings Mr Brent Sutherland spent|J.Elvidge spent Saturday in Pres a Macon ont durite g \u2014 Well doce ee SL.water, jus.He then accepted the Chairlteacher and Mrs.R.McKay|trait par deux conférenciers:|rtem by Mrs.Margaret Stew.the week.end wilh Mrs.A, L.|Huntingdon and called on Miss Huntingdon ; DRIED GRAIN ey hard Ent heating 3 garages.and acled as Chairman for thejwho assisted with the music.ho po le, groupe de langue art.Mines of or ne Stewart and Miss W.E.Ste- Mary Crowe.23 King Tel 264-3031 ; av quality hay, aso f i e.Reason for|meceting.At Christmas time, instead of{lrancaise, l'autre pour ceuxiwere r and a ved.pe ut A number of relatives and A 5 ci maplewood suitable for Fine Sood illness and old age.| My R.Paul was elected Sec-la concent, the teachers gave|de langue anglaise._ |Wm.Brown reported on Mo re vs E.E Perry is cele-|friends attended ithe habylssa Cha Ny evfield, 373.6220 eon, onto Tel.829-| Apply at 9 Church, Hunting-|retary for the meeting.the children a party.Plans| Ces rencontres auront lieujtreal Preshyterial Mee sé brating her 93rd birthday on|shower in honor of Mrs.John ns oar Orms \u2019 don.Tel.264.5662.The minutes of the last meet-|were now being made to pur-jtrois lundi-soirs de suite, soit:lalso read a letter from one 0.issionari i arch 8th.Congratu- pe Ew hy More ing were read and approved.ichase a projector as an aid tofles 11, 18 ct 25 mars de 8 hres|our Missionaries.Cards were Friday Ma ORDERS TAKEN till Marc = ma ion|à } lations, Mrs.Perry.° > HOUSE located at 195 Cha- Reports were given by the va-[teaching.The Congregation|à 10 hres.signed by the members to two lations, Mrs.Mister and lit H ] k El R d or \u201cBaer avn Soup Si, men ne nano: ae et for ti nd Las deu sroupes por ee GA, ve tes uch tv) Howick Electric Regd inion i uie ale.; ; , rs, | | .a \u2018 Maple veu \"eroducers sup.Good 264.3425 Huntingdon.SESSIONS support, ensuite se rencontrer autour are by Barrie Memorial Hos-|guests of Mr.and Mrs.Don ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS } Ci Maple YW Cottingham, a- 11 STI Mr.R.Paul read the report HALL COMMITTEE d'une tasse de café ot discuter|! Tan ting closed by|Elvidge and Donna Leigh in 8 jy Fr Que, Tel.OW lo.|as he has succeeded Mr.G.| TU was reported there was|ensemble du sujet traité à pital a I hound py| lucerne.24 HOUR SERVICE à w 929-2966, SIX-ROOM BUNGAL of ste McKay as Olerk of Sessions.|no change on this committee|chacun de ces soirs.; pue ng 2 a Brown Mr.Fred Moore of Montreal, SALES AND SERVICE FOR ALL ; a TÉORN BAS Equi nt ae a and Howick.Central (Mr, McKay retired from this|this year, the members are Ceux qui aimeraient s'ins- ray y \u2014000\u2014 \u2019 spent a day recently at the| gman Appliances Washers and Driers À r ACORN BARN Faure heating, garage.Apply at|office owing to ill health.The|Mrs.FE.Merlin, Mrs, R.Curry,[erire pour ce regard passion.Members rom Riverfield eo Te Electric Motors Drills and Saws 4 ! \u2018 cable stable Glen tte 1550 Blvd St.Jean Baptiste, [Sessions Board expressed their|Mr.K.Bachelder and Mr.F.nant sur l\u2019un des plus impor- Pr sbylerian Church met at Water Pumps 220 Volt Wiring i y and hr MT Tel.829-| Ste.Martine or phone 457- appreciation and thanks to|Boone.tants mouvements dans I'Bgli- Howiek United Church on House for Sale Furnace and Hot Water Connections 2066.3415 ater © A _|Mr.McKay for his long and|NEW BUSINESS oe Ohrétienne de notre temps Friday, March 1st, for the Farm Equipment Installed ( Si VOLKSW 1 blue in ee fuithfui service.Sincere thanks) Mr.J.Emmerson and Mrs,pourromt le faire aux adresses ee\" Day of Prayer service.FOUR BEDROOM Hydro Finance Available 1981 VOLKSWAGEN, blue.3 BEDROOM HOUSE on Kelly |were also extended to Mrs [A.Churchill tendered their suivantes; \u2014000\u2014 HOUSE y good running order.To sett ®.\" street Huntingdon, with gar- Peggy Kyle, the Organist, to|resignations from the Board of|Presbytériens: Mme Alan Hoo- Mr.and Mrs, Keith McCaig| Located at 66 York Street, CALL COLLECT FOR SERVICE 825-2072, Howick à Le estate.Tel 264-2470, Mure] age.Tel.264.5683._ those who assisted when Mrs.|\\Managers and Mr.E.Orr and| ker \u2014 829.2431 lof Tiachute spent Mon day Huntingdon, Centrally heated| ____ _ 1._ _ _ _ tingdon.en - - \"FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW lo- Kyle was ill and to the mem-|Mr.C.Elvidge were elected|Eglise Unie: M, James Win- with Mr.and Mrs.Finlay (baseboard type radiators).i 2 APPROXIMATELY 1000 bales Cated on Ridge Road near bers who looked after thelin their place.The members| ter \u2014 829-2575 Milne.Recent callers at the Two complete bathrooms, one 1 or of hay for sale.Call Wallace Bouchette.Basement com- cleaning of the Church and'of the Board are now as fol-|Catholique Romain: M, Al- home of Mr.and Mrs.Milne wit shower an one Lu h Kerr, 825.2547, Howick.pletely finished, garage: cog the grass cutting during thellows, Messrs.A.Fisher, K.Ba-| bert Chabot \u2014 820-2686 were Mr.and Mrs.Lorne For-|buliding at the rear also GE A not SK1-DOO: OMC \u2018Snowcruiser\u2019| tral heating.Tel.264-3488, Cammer.Mr.Paul extended|chelder, F.Boone, E.Merlin |Anglican: M.Leigh Coffin vester.Mrs.Charles Judson with central heating, ideal as ; Kio wide track and electric| Huntingdon.the thanks of the Board toJA.Churchill, R.Paul, E.Orr,| \u2014 829-2641.land hoys spent Saturday withla workshop for a carpenter, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Grd starter, ail in very good con- BUILDING LOTS at|Mr.Coombs for his devoted|C.Elvidge and Mrs.A.Orr.Cotisation pour frais d'ins-luer parents, Mr.and Mrs.Mil-mechanie, cabinet.maker etc.de dition.Price $800.Applyl\" Glenview Crescent, residen-|service to the Church and for| The Guild was asked to look{cription: $3.00 par personne.ne.Good size garage with elec- ; ; | 2 As Keith Howden, 23 Henderson tial area near The Gleaner his interest and attendance after the Social Committee as \u2014000\u2014 Hat A al doors Residential \u2014 Commercial \u2014 Industrial A in | St.,, Huntingdon, phone : ffice.Various sizes, from|at ali ivities \u2018ardless oflthev had done in the ; had _ .À tai 5365 or 264-5346.$800.Apply Keith Howden 4e at ree There being no further busi- PROGRAMME ne ale ard spent Many other J2dvantages too FREE ESTIMATES # Seï ELECTRIC and WOOD Stove|st The Gleaner or phone 264- Sincere appreciation wasiness the meeting adjourned .Suiet the week-end with Mr.and .| Combination.In good condi-| 5365.Evenings * 7%\" |accorded Mr.Pottinger for hisland Mr.McKay gave the Be- Subject \u2014 Sui Mrs, Frnest Robertson, River-|TERMS AVAILABLE Tel.Zenith 6 5330 tion.Ernest Moore, Hem- _ tinodon.- - \u2014Jfhelp and interest and, said|nediction.Refreshments were March 11 What ave the field.Before visiting premises call el.eni Û mingford.Mr.Paul, he would always be|served and a social hour en- a \u2014 at 000\u2014 af: | ; Loc LOADER, heavy dut».|4 To Rent very welcome in our médst in|joyed.que PeumeniSm ?\u2014| Mr.G.A, Roy returned GAETAN ROUSSELLE | ST.STANISLAS DE KOSTKA ie new.Available imme er PE M Too divisions \u201cacelurers Dr.DoufMôme from Barrie Memorial Huntingden, Que (Na Long Distance Charge) i : ing joffiei: pacity.In conclusion sions.dec 8 , EN CVS He S: ay and she ' ngec - _ LL CIE Cafu, tin \u201cphone NE rey \" dare A ce ot cd the Fiders would CARD PARTY gas Smith Tosnital on Saturday and she| (No inquiries by phone) ; Shrove Tuesda 264-2486.Residence phone| \\o Leo R.Leduc, Tel.264.be visiting the members in the| The Annual Shr y 11 Mars \u2014 Comment se po- \u2018s spending à few days with ; , s held on Feb-|.\u2026 , , snie.fher parents, Mr, and Mrs, Br.|o\u2014/\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014u A M .ill 264-3143, Huntingdon.| 368, Huntingdon.near future to discuss Church Card Party was eld i sc Je problème de Joccuménis.nest Robertson.° ainvihe REFRIGERATOR $25, pianol mic omive CEA U yo matters and to get to know = \u201d - : Ps le ¢ lies -o00\u2014 REFRIGERATOR $25, pianol TTRACTIVE APARTMENT Matters an Memorial Hall, under the aus.lq \"0 5 férencier: .$50, fireplace set $20, sewing \u201c in perfect condition.Tel, [their problems.pices of St.Luke's Anglican Ge.divisions = poniérencier Mr.and Mrs.Thomas For- GILLES DAM TEL.264-5057 HUNTINGDON machine $20.carriage $19.829-2677, Ormstown.BOARD OF MANAGERS Church Women, The President March 18:\u2014 History of the \"ester spent Sunday with Mr.INSULATION LL 100 J small cri large cri ee eee BY ; Mrs.Mi 2nulis om.li LO Au LL 0 tables $5.Tel 692-0739 Cha-|BRIGHT FURNISHED four| The Secretary, Mr.K.Ba a aed them |Coumenical Movement Free Estimates i f all kind teauguay.room apartment.Adults only.|chelder, read this report, Re- PA able ing.Cards Search.for Unity amongst the » 4 Doors & Windows of a Inds TRENCH ERY TRUCK with| Tel 264-5141 or 264-3867.Imuirs had been carried out on|an enjoyable.evemng, *Protestants.Lecturer: Rev.otice Tel.247-2471 Hemmingfor FRENCH FRY TRUCK with] _ ~° _ TT La the Hall during the year andyWwere played at 17 tables.Ralph Davidson.Bw Lu \u2014 ee (BRAND NEW Ti an 9 \"wom|the basement windows in the| Prizes were won by the foMlow-| \"a Mars Historique du TS Plate & Insulated Glass 2697, Huntingdon.apartments ready for May ra \u2014|ing Ladies: \u2014 First, Mrs, Flo.mouvement cccuménique \u2014 BUY AND SELL BOOKS For Sale AY for eeeupancy ur AE TA rian Dauphenais; second, Mrs.deal ANTIQUARIAN and rare \u2014 ALFALFA HAY for sale.Ap-| Heated, laundromat.$40.and hind Mpg Recherche d\u2019unité chez les|™ ti on - fiction, text ES ALES & SERVICE oy don 6 264 5847.Hun] 860.Call 264-3396.7 Help Wanted on lark oid, Mrs.Leah Protestants.Conférencier: Rev.books.Mrs.Westerhout, 97 FR » H [EGGS S tingdon tél.on : : : ER j = en Es nl x * \u2019 r Poulain.Salaberry North, Chateau- al e ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1g ROOM HOUSE to rent on D for Géef|Campbell; Fifth, Mrs.J.RE 4m _ ; \u2019 em re er ee = _ = 1966 HONDA, 160 cc.\u201cSuper! Bouchette St.Occupancy im- EXPERIENCED man for Beef Outmet: Sixth, Mrs Aïbert any rch, 25 © oumenism _Duay 692-2316.] James M.Winter = oot ale SA Ae mediately.Apply = Georges necessary.Tel.264-5863 or|Robert; Seventh, Mrs.Emile turer: \u2018Rev.Father path ce- fel.829.257\" Ormstowr THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL .Apply Pa , ie, Hunti ; el.> AMuhoie à ad ; : .Fa .w Huntingdon tel.264-2873, Bougie, untingdon write Os Box No Dubois: Consolation, Mrs.Lila) 25 Mars \u2014 L'occuménisme et WELL DRILLING in Huntingdon Winterdell Farm © Prefinished Panels $3 50 OF HAY Norris l\u2014 Tm eee a : ; ç i s \u2018ai \u2014_ fresh eggs available at Gr $ $ .1500 BALES OF HAY.Norris 509 sq.ft of COMMERCIAL 7 Gents: \u2014 First, Mr.A.Pal.Re fehdliques Romsing \u2014 To ensure yourself of a suf.bakery.4 X 8 sheets $3.95 up Nussey, tel.373-4291, Valley.FLOOR SPACE.Prime site 9 W k W nted mer; Second, Mr.J R.Oui- ne Ghishai : .ficient year-round supply of field.in Hemmingford.Apply A.or a met; Third, Mr.Gerald Eller.|' saine.water For information: B / S S 0 N Tom Ace DL .| Remillard, Hemmingford, Tel.|____ - \"Shepherd Labrador.craved.247-2488 AVATLABLE.experienced .f î .Good watchdogs: good dis- dairy farmer seeking ton; Fourth, Mr.Lynwood ® 2 X8 2X10, SPRUCE Cookman; Fifth, Mr.Albert $115.00 per 1000 ft.COUNTRY _ McKay; Sixth Mr, Chas @® BARKER TILE PANELS ibili F M cay Co > .: Seconds 4\u201d » , ; position with children.Avely| 6 Wanted To Rent or herdaman with capabii.| Whyte: Seventh, Mr, Aylmes Wilfred Saumier ROTARY DRILLING PE panels TR AXE C.McWhinnie, Ormstown, ties of maximum production} Hadley; Consolation, Mr.Rob.$10.75 Tel.829.2117, mo BEDROOM HOUSE in| both barn and field.Tel.247- ert Petch.Door Prize, Mr.Ru- REAL IES Tel.264-5977 An Adequate Supply of , TE A + TWO BEDROOM HOUSE in D barn and Peld.fus Fisher DRINKING WATER BARKER TILE Mosaic Pattern STRAW for sale.Jean Louis surrounding area.Tel.932.2455, emmingtord.A ; ! 1 ; held which , -_\u2014 guaranteed Seconds, 4 X 8 \u2014 $11.75 Paré, Port Lewis.Tel.264-| 5310, Montreal.WOULD LOOK AFTER pre-lnoi only helped the everins's REGD dC | I 8498.- CT TT school children while mother| © only heipe the Rs ° Horses an ows Phone 829-2779 O clermont Itée \u2014\u2014\u2014 memes = Tel.264.5208, Hun-|Proceeds but seemed to be G.E.& \u20ac.V.CURT! .| x PRE-FINISHED 4 x #' earel-| 6 Room & Board poke, | 284.5208, enjoyed by everyone, Pe ER $ Dead or Alive Ormstown ling, blond, chestnut cherry.tingdon.oo \u2014000\u2014 Membe Queb.c WANTED \u2014-\u2014 e 5, CI $3.60 a sheet.Tel.264-3395 |_\u2014 QUIET HOME for Dei 1 T7 BOWLING NEWS poration of Real Estate Our Truck Will Pick Up [=r - 3 » Clermont i .NICE or elder.e i Trrueee SEK N; 73 2860 _Hantingdon \u2014- ly people.Bright rooms and 10 Wanted To Buy Ladies\u2019 League Brokers, Porm mis 39 SA ES - valleyfield qué SWISS STYLE motel units good care.Tel.264-3425, eee eee HIGH SINGLE Highest Price Paid & , » 16\" x 20\u2019 collapsible if need| Huntingdon, USED FURNITURE of all R.Henricksen 180 for animal food |] E R = | il be at 3550.a unit Tel 373- TTT TTT TTT kinds, Tel.264-5175, Hun- A Enderle .- 180 Work Horses and \u2014 \u2014\u2014 = Valleyfield after p.m.7 Hel Wanted _tinadon.HIGH TRIPLE Saddle Horses For Sale 1500 BALES OF HAY.Tel.p SECOND CUT CLOVER and\\R.Henricksen 492 264-5241, Huntingdon, \u2014_\u2014 a WOMAN COMPANION for| Alfalfa.Milton Evans, 829-|Team Standings ONE 1967 CHEVROLET truck! middle aged widow living! 2788, Ormstown.R.Henricksen 214 ton.all heavy duty equip-! alone in comfortable Hun- HUNTINGDON, MO.HORSE FARM |} (Bwry® : Public Auction DERN BUNGALOW, at.and Abattoir IE i - ROUX SATURDAY, MARCH 9th J Gagné 37 tractively laid out in MARCIAL GI WELDERS , ; i Ide and in excellent con.St.Louis de Gonzague f ment and 2 speed axle.R.| tingd home.Applicant F.Ellerton 34 s : - .q L.MacPherson, Dundee.Tel.pire be willing to accept | | Lost A.Lee dition.Good basement, 373-9116 | 264-5658, part of light housework res.living room, combination kitchendining room, 3 bedrooms, all with at.12.30 noon at the residence of A FEW TURKEYS live op| Ponsibilities.Apply in writ-' CROSS BRED German shop-|À Enderle the late ANATOLE HEBERT oven dressed.Tol, 264-5811 ing to Box 7495, The Gleaner, herd police dog.Black with M.Vaillancourt \u201cJO DUT WD 2) to be demolished anyway! Congratulations to Mi.Chartes Field who celebratzl her birthday last Tue 1- with, among other things, à call from her daughter in New Zealand, which is the longest telephone call 1 ever heard of \u2014 and the connection was as a local call.Now it's not much of a sceret thai Mrs.Field was born in England, but it is not so well-known that Mrs.Field's birthday this vem fell on a really English festival \u2014 Shrove Tuesday, that is to say, the Tuesday before Ash \u2018Wednesday, the first day of Lent, The occasion was the more noteworthy, because Mrs.Field's original birthday was also on Shrove Tuesday, and Mrs.Field's mother complained for years that she never had any pancakes that year! Next Tuesday there will be a demonstration by players {from Montreal at the Seigniory Park Badminton Club\u2019s session in Laberge School.There will also be instruction offered hy a representative from the Provincial Association.\u2014\u2014 re me the best training and technical courses, and so after some hard bargaining a successful service contract was signed which runs until February 28, rity, the best conditions and1970.RER Rounp Byre \u2014 Ring By FRANK NAPIER Ayrshire Appointments With further reference to the Annual mecting of Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association of Canada, held at Holiday Inn, near Toronto, Ont., February 15, 1968.In addition to the appointments and clections previously reported by this writer it is noted that four of the five Ontario directors were re.clected for further terms of two years each, including Alex M_ Wallace, Smiths Falls, Ont.Alex Wallace is a son of the late James M.Wallace, Athelstan, Que, thereby a brother of Henry and Matthew Wallace of Athelstan, and John M.Wallace, Ormstown.Professionally, he has been the Eastern Ontario Representative of Swift Canadian for a long number of vears.However, he also personally owns and operates the Wal.laceburn Ayrshire herd of Smiths Falls.Ayrshirewise, and before joining the Swift Canadian Field Staff, he earned an outstanding reputation as a Herdsman during the several years he had charge of the then noted Credholme Ayrshire herd of Streetsville, Ont, The other three directors to be re.clected were W.G.Reid Ashburn (subsequently appointed VicePresident); Marvin Green, Brantford and R.Roy Simmons, Finch.Rowan Stansell, Aylmer, Ont., was the fifth director to be elected.During the business meeting, says a report, the members exercised their prerogative by amending a recommendation from the Board of Directors in connection with the selection of an Ayrshire Judge at the 1968 Royal Winter Fair, In brief, it was recommended that the exhibitors be permitted to record their choice of one of the six men named in the recommendation.However, the mecting proposed theces, | Dundee DUNDEE -\u2014 On Saturday Cary Carpentier, elder son of Mr.and Mrs, Charles Carpen- tier, left Montreal by train for British Columbia.Cary will begin his officer's training at a large military hase in Chilli.wack, beginning with the rank of Second lieutenant.Since his father came to Dundee as a student minister in Zion United Church, Cary has attended Salmon River Central School in Fort Covington, N.Y., where he graduated in 1967.He will be missed by young and older, being an active young man, The best name of Owen Richards, Red Deer, Alta, as Judge, rather than by a vote by exhibitors.Mr.Richards was Reserve Judge last year and was one of the six proposed by the Directors to he voted on hy exhibitors, Holsteins to France A Holstein Friesian Newsletter reports that a plane load of 58 purebred Holstein cattle has been shipped from Canada to France.Included were 9 bulls and 49 femalss, The females were selected and shipped by Anthony Roman, Unionville, Ont.; six of the bulls by Rockwood International, and the other three bulls by Interag, Port Perry.The females, consisting of nine cows, nineteen bred heifers and twenty.one open hoi fers, were consigned to nine different breeders, none of whom will receive more than six head cach.These cattle will be tested on French faring, under the same conditions -as the average dairy cattle in the herds, and will give French dairymen an opportunity to see how Canadian Holsteing compare with their own.The cattle are all of good quality, says the report, the cows having completed official production records, and the heifers are all from dams with official production records and classified at least Good Plus for type.Many famous Canadian bulls are represented in the hloodlines of these animals, in the sires and service sires.Oakburn Red Aster The February issue of The Ayrshire Digest carries a report of the Agyrahire section of the first World Dairy Show at the World Food Exposition which was held at Madison, Wisc., U.S.A.last September.The Dairy Show having heen comprised of more than 1.100 head of dairy cattle, Digests report is a photo- vaph, Ufled: \u2018Oukburn Red As.nouly 10 years old, was USE Grand Champion\u201d.A description winch well fits the appearance ol that animal, One of the features of oc The report reads, in pari: wishes of the commuaity are extended to him.Miss Martha Anustrong left on Sunday from Dorval Airport to resume her studies at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick uftér ÿ nsek'si recess.Mrs.W.D.Fraser spent à recent week with her family here.Mr, and Mrs.Donald Fraser and Bill spent a rocent Sunday in Farnham with Mr.and Mrs, A.E.Banber.Mrs.W.S.Smellie has returned home from a wcek in hospital following a fall when she injured her knee.University, Ottawa, and Anne Fraser of McGill University, spent the week-end at their respective homes.\u2018Kilbain KILBAIN \u2014 \u2018The since sympathy of the community is extended to the Misses Lena, Mabel and Annie Brady on the death of their brother John, who passed away on Friday at the Montreal General Hospital; also to Mrs, Elmer Duheme on the sudden passing ol her tnother, Mrs, Sauvé.Miss Rita Curran of Mon.David Fraser of Carleton Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 The Gleaner -9 the home of her drother.in- law and sister, Mr and Mrs, Wm Smythe, Mr.and \u2018Mrs.John Cosgrove and family spent Sunday at the Loine of her parents, Mr.sand Mrs.Willis Bott fn Orms- town, Mrs.Thomas O'Connor ae.companied her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Anderson of Matone, N.Y, to Montreal the past week to visit with her daughter Eileen, at the Royal Victoria Hospital on her birthday, Eileen was real spent the week-end at pleased with all the beautiful cards she received from her! friends and neighbors for her birthday.Mrs.O'Conner spent the week.end in Malone at the home of Mr and Mrs.Andar- son.Mr.and Mrs, Arthur Authier and Mr.and Mes.Hugh Cos grove spetit a recent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Wm.Cosgrove at Plattsburg Airforce Buse.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Authier spent the past week.end at the home of her brother-in-law Franklin Centre Are.and Mrs.Gaetan Trem blay and family of Montreal snd Mr and Mrs.Norman Moneypenny of Sie.Martine spent the week-end with Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny Mr.and Mrs.Tony Tabi, and Mr.and Mrs, Cecil Parsons from Montreal, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.W.Parker, also Mr.and Mrs.George Marlin of and sister, Mr.and Mrs, Har.Hemmingford and Miss Upton old Ropers in Mattydale, N.Y.of Ormstown.\u201cAyrshire beeeders from several mid-western states assembled a fine quality Ayrshire exhibit.Showing real style but not her age, a 10- \u201csar.old cow, Oakburn Red Aster went all the way to Grand Chia pion honours for her owner Henry Bartel, Hastings, Minn.\u201d As indicated by her name, Oakburn Red Aster was bred by G.A.Roy and Son, Oak- burn Farm, Howick, Que.All American Contest The February issue of The Ayrshire Digest also carries the photographs of the 1967 All.American Nominations, in the varions classes.It is noted that one of the bull calf nominees js Melody Lane L.Challenger, owned by Fred J.Bo- va, Burke, N.Y.Thay calf was first, Junior and Grand Champion at Penn.All American, Malone and Plattsburg Fairs; second at New York State Fair Springbrae Miss Fancy 2nd., one of the six nominees in the four.year-old class.is also owned by Fred J.Bova.Her credits are: First, Senior and Grand Champion New York State Fair, Malone and Platts.burg Fairs.Late Mrs, Louden The many Ayrshire people of- this side of the border will have regretted to learn, as we did, of the passing of Mrs, Samuel Louden of Maple Dairy Farm, Champlain, N.Y.\u2018Mrs.Lowden passed away on December 5, 1987, after a short illness.\u201cShe had heen an active and enthusiastic supporter of Ayrshire activities in Northern New York which included unselfish and dedicated service to the Clinton-Frank.lin.Essex Ayrshire Club, of which Club she was Secretary for several years, She taught school from 1921 to 1956, the last 22 years at Perry's Mill.In 1968 she was; to have been recognized as a; 50 year member of the Moours! Alumni Association.Survivors are her husband, to whom our sincere condolan.to whom our sincere condolen.NORTHERN NEW YORK BUSINESS GUIDE | aus | GOING TO THE STATES SOON! | 47 East Main St.MALONE, NEW YORK MAKE A HABIT TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT FRANKLIN HOTEL INTERSECTION OF MWYS 11 and 37 MALONE, N.v, RESTAURANT \u2014 TASTY LUNCHES & DINNERS OPEN 5 AM.TO MIDNIGHT COCKTAIL LOUNGE \u2014 ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES FELLION'S of MALONE JEWELERS COMPLETE LINE OF BULOVA, ACCUTRON & CARAVEL WATCHES PROM $10.95 UP DIAMONDS and GIFTS Your headquarters in Malone fer the fanfous MOTHER'S RING 110 EAST, MAIN ST.MALONE, N.Y.THE CORNER Restaurant - .(June Cook, Prop.) Everything in FULL COURSE MEALS BOTTLED GAS | , Phone 497-2291 CHATEAUGA on | NEW YORK Chateaugay, N.Y.RYAN\u2019S HARDWARE | 340 CLUB MALONE NEW YORK Canadians are always assured of a sincere welcome when they visit the 340 Club, located at 340 East Main Street, across from The Fair Grounds in Malone, New York.Here patrons can obtain cocktails of any kind, which include all legal beverages, It is truly a place to relax and enjoy your favorite beverage in a most pleasant en: vironment, - The 340 Club was established in the Summer of 1966, and is under the capable management of the proprietor, Mr.\u201cArt\u201d Paro.Today the 340 Club is recognized as one of the most modern and popular cocktail lounges in Northern New York.Beside serving fine cocktails and all legal beverages, tasty sandwiches &mn be had at any time.The next time you are visiting Malone, be sure to call in at the 340 Club, across from the Fair Grounds.You will anjoy their superior cuisine, Parking is never a problem when you visit the 340 Club, because there is plenty of free parking facilities.MARION'\u2019S RESTAURANT (Romeo Pilon and Eudore R.Pregent, props.) FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES 36 EAST MAIN ST.MALONE, N.Y.| The HITCHING POST Meals & Light Lunches Open Mon.to Sat.6.30 am.to 9 p.m.FORT GOVING TON \u201cJOCK's Restaurant (Les Jock, Prop.) Specializing in PIZZA LEGAL BEVERAGES NEW YORK FORT COVINGTON, NY.Canadians | JACK & | 0] Welcome GEORGE 340 CLUB RESTAURANT All Legal Beverages For ihe Finest In Food ACROSS FROM FAIRGROUNDS WEST MAIN ST.E.Main St.Malone, N.Y.Malone, N.Y.| : | MINER'S NEWS SHOP Cigareties \u2014 Tobaccos Newspapers - Magazines Novelties \u2014 Witches Greeting Cards Smokers Sundries Phone 497.6171 Chateaugay N.Y.GILL'S ESSO SERVICE Gill beschamnbanlt, Prop.| Towing Service Complete Auto Repair PHONE 358-8921 FORT COVINGTON NEW YORK | Meet Your Friends At TONY'S PLACE ! Mr.and Mrs.| Francis Hurtsau ! Your Hosts | All Lepal Beverages i | i i | SPAGHETTI! - CHICKEN | STEAK \u2014 PIZZA | DINE and DANCE to The SILICONES EVERY SAT.NIGHT 483-4376 Constable, N.Y.CANADIAN MONEY accepted at par BURKE'S Gulf Service (Geo.A.Burke, Prop.) ® TIRES © BATTERIES Ç ! @ ACCESSORIES | 483-9871 327 E.Main St.| MALONE, N.Y.| ; MILL'S DINER | | FULL COURSE MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK Tel.497-9989 CHATEAUGAY NEW YORK THE BRIDGE BOOK STORE Greeting Cards of all kinds Office Supplies \u2014 Art Supplies Gifts For All Occasions Imprinted Cards and Invitations 483-4260 Malone, New York 34 West Main St.| BOYEA'S TEXACO (Jim Boyes, Prop.) TUNE-UPS MOTOR REPAIRS EMPSALL'S OUT OF THE Department Store CANADIAN VISI T ORS BORDER READY-TO.WEAR WELCOME TO NORTHERN NEW YORK.Wheth- RESTAURANT er you plan to stay a week or a week-end or Cocktail Lounge We Give whether you are just passing through, we, the Fri, Nights $1.00 Fish Fry S.& H.Green Stamps businessmen represented on this page want to assist you in making your visit most enjoyable.We invite you to visit our places of business.Check this Business Guide carefully, better still, bring it with you on your trip.CANADIANS WELCOMK LSON\u2019 GROCERIES BEER and CIGARETTES MOBILE GAS and OIL Canadian Credit Carde \u20ac Now vous State Lottery | Constable LAS | parties ead A BURKE'S GULF SERVICE MALONE NEW YORK Burke's Gulf Service, located at 327 East 483.9865 Servicing Generators, Alternators, Carburetors, Fle.Main Street, next to the Fair Grounds, in Malone offer motorists the finest products service at all times, They are open daily from 7.30 Service you are promptly served by an efficient attendant who knows his business.obtain any of the famous Gulf Oil Products.manaoament of Mr.George A.Burke, over this station in April 1966.Mr.Burke himself perience and he does almost all minor repairs to any make of car.sories may be purchased at Burke's Gulf Service.| Be sure to call in and try their extrafine service | | tomers cell here time after time.Sun.Chicken & Honey $1.50 HOTEL FLANAGAN Malone New York NATIONAL FASHIONS MAIN and CATHERINE STREETS Malone, N.Y.\"ASHIONS FOR CHILDREN, TEFNS and LADIES RED'S GULF SERVICE WEST MAIN ST.and FINNEY BLVD, MALONE, NEW YORK OPEN DAILY 7 AM.TO 10 P.M.MEAT MARKET and MEATS THE CONSTABLE INN\u2019 Rie 20 Tel.482-175) a pleasant atmosphere $ your favorite cocktail | Constable, N.Y.EARL B.KEMP, Prop.& pire, chicken -in-basket, tight lunch WE ACCEPT and efficient m.until 9 P.M, Friday Nights until 10 P.M.When you drive your car In to Burke's Gulf Here you can Burke's Gulf Service, in Malone, is under the who took an experienced mechanic with many years ex- Tires, batteries and many automobile acces- the near futur You will then know why cus- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK RESTAURANT 358-2235 Ft.Cov.NY.GOOD FOOD ee ee me emer r= GOOD DRINKS WILSON GOOD FUN arm Sel ee) DANCING 483-2960 All Legal Beverages PAN CAKE DINBA Mooers, Forks NY.GENERAL STORE GROCERIES and MEATS STIHL CHAIN SAWS Westville Phone 358-2165 \"POND SERVICE STATION Automotive Specialists since 1917 MOBIL GAS & OIL PRODUCTS A COMPLETE IGNITION SERVICE WE GIVE 8, & HM.GREEN STAMPS ASK UR TO SAFETY.CHECK YOUR CAR Maton, N.Y.127 E.MAIN ST.| DRAGOON'S FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN H.DR/ GOON, Prop.C'DER INN international Harvester SALES & SERVICE TEXACO GAS & OIL 236-7110 Mooers, _ N.Y.Meals and Lunches at All Times 1 Mile East of SH\u2019S THE RIVERSIDE CIGARETTES BEVERAGES To Live Music Sales & Service FRI.& SAT.NIGHTS New York WESTVILLE N.Y.Farm Machin \u201cCREIGHTON EQUIPMENT CO.(BILL CREIGHTON, Owner) FARM and INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY WN and J.I.CASE ones DAC ERVICE PARTS Route 37, Malone Rd.FORT COVINGTON, NEW YORK rca rc le AA te 1 WA = Samii a eles 0 me tt \u201cPoe\u2014tiri SERVICE mo Cm TTT \u2014 EAST END HARDWARE ROAD VISIT BOB'S LARGEST SUPPLY OF GUNS IN BOA SKY NORTHERN NEW YORK SNOW SLEDS FRIENDLY IMOBIL SERVICE PEATURING THE p : Bob Smellie, Prop, 222 VARMET RIFLE Sales & Service ; NORTHERN Open 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.REMINGTON \u2014 SAVAGE © WINCHESTER 483.2540 240 E.Main St.| Trout River, N.Y.433-3501 Malone, N.Y.356 E.Main St.Malone, N.Y.| NEW YORK Tol.483-2887 | 10 - The Gleaner Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 rte + © roo cre TO HONOR OUR BOY SCOUTS IS OUR PRIVILEGE.To Boy Scouts, Honor and Patriotism are more than just words.For scouts show their principles through their deeds.MANY THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO Daily our local Boy Scouts do much for the good of this community.We gratefully express our appreciation for their endeavors, and congratulate every scout.BEST WISHES SCOUTS.WE THINK YOURE REALLY GREAT.Physically, morally, spiritually, Boy Scouts grow # » & 4 in every way.\u201cbecome better men, to the Boy Scouts of this community we proudly say, \u2018CONGRATULATIONS\"\u201d.A SPECIAL SALUTE FOR OUR OWN BOY SCOUTS We salute boy scouts everywhere and especially the scouts here in our own home town.We are proud of them.BOY SCOUTS DO SO MUCH ¢ {Learning to be better boys, working to - |- .FOR OUR COMMUNITY.LORD BADEN- POWELL j.0.clermont ltée | 5 Clermont | valleyfield,qué.TEL.373-2860 ~ Compliments | | It is true that the action packed program of Scouting at the age levels of Cubs, Scouts or Rovers, has much to .| offer any progressive community.| SCOUTING MEANS OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Valleyfield Express Limited Tel.373-1620 NITRO | s NALIN 0 Mn Save Safely Ltd., 77 D\u2019Anjou Blvd.Tel.692-6779 ' CHATEAUGUAY | A 22 12100 0 SCOUT DANDURAND FRERE IS LOYAL Building Materials \u2014 Lumber | TO GOD 178 Jacques-Cartier Tel.373-4721 Valleyfield Steel Supplies Inc.YOUR SUPPORT \u2014 ITS TAKE THE EXAMPLE SET BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS AND GIVE THE BOY SCOUTS ALL Structural Steel \u2014 Sheetts \u2014 Plates \u2014 Angles Beans \u2014 Bars \u2014 Etc.We Buy_Scrap Steel & Metals \u2014 Cut to Size LEAST WE CAN DO THE | \u2018 Tel.373-4350 Valleyfield \u2014 PARENTS DEMAND FOR MOUNTING.THE PROBLEM iS FOR YOU TO TAKE PART A SCOUT TROUP IN YOUR DUE TO THE EVER SCOUTMASTERS AND IS ACUTE FIND OUT TODAY WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP.GARAND & FllSLtee PLUMBING » INCREASING POPULATION THE | LEADERS IS FOREVER THE ONLY SOLUTION IN LEADING AND ORGANIZING - NEIGHBOURHOOD.25 Crepin Tel.692-6391 Chateauguay I HUB HARDWARE (Chat\u2019y) Ltd.Beauchateau Shopping Centre | Chateauguay Centre | TEL.692-9321 Quebec JOHN FEDORKO | Texaco Service Station Chateauguay | Tel.373-2582 LESLIE'S TRANSPORT REG'D.Craig International Plumbing Supplies | Limited Complete line of high quality fixtures r Plumbing and Heating Tel, 373.3802 \u2014 238 Larocque Road \u2014 Valleyfield PIERRE GODBOUT Your Champlain Oil Dealer Delivery Any Time Valleyficld Tel.691-1221 Champlain Oil Products Ltd.TEL.373-3460 VALLEYFIELD LUCIEN MARTEL Radiators Cleaned and Made Like CALL 373.0772 397 L'AROCQUE ROAD VALLEYFIRLD- TÉL.373- -2955 A.BOUGIE & FILS LTD.WINDOWS \u2014 DOORS \u2014 GLASS OF ALL KINDS Service Is Our Business Will take measurements at your home ) The METRO FOOD MARKETS of ' Valleyfield and Nitro Valleyfield Ready Mix Inc.CEMENT | As You Want IL \u2014 Where You Want It \u2014 ' When You Want It VALLEYFIELD .CALL 373.3322 VALLEYFIELD 86 BISSONNETTE j \u2014_ 2 \u2014 \u2014 TT a \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 nm _ _.3 Lonel i Tyesd @ Merc Télé litur @ vérit 8 cun | à fai \"# Sund ÿ plaçait # résume de jar Caza, # projet: À mité é& 4 nous.FT YA la ze\u201d, 1 Esp Ch.\" \u2014 Sa M Quand @ © M cor Avi Memb i ORDO Eglise St-Joseph \u2014 Huntingdon 10 MARS \u2014 1968 \u2014 MARCH 17 Téléphone: Mgr David, curé: 264-5155 M.l\u2019abbé Gareau et Presbytère: 264-5403 Aumônier de l'école: 264-5366 \u2014-0\u2014 Liturgie \u2014 Souviens-toi Seigneur, de ta tendressc.La liturgie de ze dimanche revient avec insistance sur cette vité: Expert en décoration intérieure.Préparation de l'exposition Inter-Cercle.La rédactrice J.L.Ormstown Mariage Dandurand-Rodrigue A d'église St - Malachie d Ormstown, le samedi 24 février a été béni le mariage de Mlle Claudette Rodrigue, fille .vérité fondamentale: l'amour éternel du Seigneur pour chacun de nous.N'est-ce pas cet amour qui a décidé le Père à faire de nous ses enfants adoptifs?ÿ Sunday \u2014 10 \u2014 Violet \u2014 2nd in Lent Neuvaine à S.Joseph \u2014 Novena \u2014 March 10 - 19 Tyzh.Feu Zéphirin Laprade: la famille 9 h.Honneur S, Joseph: un paroissien 104:h.Late James F.Smythe: Jimmie Smythe fam.12 h.Feu Zéphirin Rousselle: Dcuanes Huntingdon 5 h.Feu Mme Georges Bougie: son époux 8h, P.M, Bingo \u2014 bourses au sous-sol de l'église St- Stanislas au profit de la paroisse.20-parties \u2014 $1.00 $200.en prix # Lyndi \u2014 11 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Carême 7 h.AM.Late Wm.Dineen: daughter-in-law 7:h.AM.Hon.S.Joseph: fam.Donat Latulipe 8 h.P.M.Cours d\u2019oecuménisme à Ormstown Tyesday \u2014 12 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Caréme 7 h.AM.Feu Arthur Robidoux: son épouse 7/:h.AM.Hon.S.Joseph: fam.Nap.Gariépy 3 8 h.P.M.Assemblée des Fermiéres Mercredi \u2014 13 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Carême ; 72h.A.M.Feu Achille Picard: Bourassa Frères Asso, Journée de la paroisse à l\u2019Oratoire S.Joseph 7,=h.P.M.Hon.S.Joseph: fam.Ed Bayard 8 h.PM.Dames de Ste-Anne à la salle Thursday \u2014 14 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Lent 7/:h.A.M.Feu J.B.Bourdon: sa soeur Blanche 72h.P.M.Hon St.Joseph: Mme Lily Lefebvre Vendredi \u2014 15 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Carême .Tsh.A.M.Late Doug MacDonald: Law.MeCalium fam.3 h.P.M.Heure sainte du Rosaire Perpétuel 7/sh.P.M.Hon.S.Joseph (Fr.André) un citoyen 8 h.P.M.Retraite pour jeunes filles à Valleyfield Retraite pour jeunes gens ct hommes à Châteauguay 1 (15-17) Saturday \u2014 16 \u2014 Violet \u2014 Lent 7.: h.AM.Members deceased: Rolfe family 72h.P.M.Hon S.Joseph: Chevaliers HDimanche \u2014 17 \u2014 Violet \u2014 3e du Carême 72h, Feu Ernestine Charland: Personnel Presbytère 9 h.Hon S.Joseph: Ligue Sacré-Coeur 10h.Laie Peter McInnerney: Hugh Casey 12 h.Feu Willie Talbot: Gilberte Demers 5 h, Feu Mme Isidore Pilon: Bureau de poste + J Liturgy \u2014 In his encyclical last Easter the Pope told us g as plainly as possible that it is our moral duty to do some- # thing for the poor and the suffering, for the underprivileged B of the world, If we ignore the needs of others, we are not ÿ very Christian.{TEL + {Activites di {Cercle de i Fermières de { Huntingdon L'assemblée mensuelle du Cerele de Fermieres de Hun- tingdon avait lieu mardi soir le 13 février sous la présidence de Mme A.Léger qui remplaçait Mme C, Rinzuette.Un résumé des activités du mois de janvier fut lu par Mme J.ÿ Caza, secrétaire.Ensuite on projeta deux films que le co- tmité éducatif avait choisis pour 3 Xoops d Ao oid FU ret a gr dy Après chigé fied bé Gareau nous incita a donner nos commentaires.Ce fut une fin de soirée trés bruyante et très intéressante.Jeudi le 15 février.c'était la juurnée des /Cercles de Fermières à l\u2019aréna Maurice Richard.Le Cercle paya lu voyage à tous les membres qui désiraient s'y rendre et Mme Loiselle (H'don Auto Pants) nous fournit les passes pour entrer à l'aréna gratuitement ce qui fut très apprécié.Merci Mme Loiselle.Durant la journée il y eut \u2018in colloque pour tous Jes Cer- vs réunis, ensuite Parade de Modes.Nous étions très poi- nées de ne pouvoir assister au cours d\u2019ant culinaire mais mal- nous, C'était \u201cCaroline\u201d, et[heureusement l'autobus nous \u201cA la découverte du Macken-lattendait pour 4.30 hres, mais zie\u201d.nous revenions au foyer très contentes de notre journée.Samedi le 17 février avait licu à la Salle des Chevaliers de Colomb notre danse annuelle.L'assistance ne fut pas très nombreuse à cause du mauvais temps mais tous s\u2019amusèrent ferme.Nous organisons pour le mois de mars un cours d'art oulinaire chinois.Voir annonce chez les marchands La prochaine \u2018assemblée se tiendra au sous-sol de la Salle Espace pour bureau dans l'édifice O'CONNOR Chauffé \u2014 Occupation immédiate TEL.264-5234 = propriétaires DIRECTEURS DE FUNERAILLES 264-5447 264-5402 Service d\u2019ambulance HUNTINGDON, Qué.d\u2019ambulance Tél, 264-5021 Simon\u2019 it M.l\u2019ab-| de M.et Mme Jean Rodrigue et de M.Claude Dandurand, fils de M.et Mme Adoris Dan- durand d'Onmstown.REMERCIEMENTS Je désire remercier tous ceux et celles qui ont bien voulu coopérer avec moi dans la vente des billets pour l'élection de ta \u201cReine des Chevaliers 1968.\u201d Jacqueline Lettre lère Duchesse Nous désirons romercier nos amis, voisins, fants pour la fête qu'ils avaient urganisée en notre honneur a l\u2019occasion de notre 25e anniversaire de mariage.M.et Mme Jos.Deme In Memoriam BOUGIE, Mme Georges \u2014 A la douce mémoire d'une tendre épouse, chére maman et grand maman qui a laissé ce monde le 11 mars 1967.\u2018Seulement uno prière de tous ceux qui vous aimaient Seulement un souvenir ineffagable ; Seulement pour vous dire comment nous vous regrettons Parce que nous pensions que vous étiez tout au monde 7 C'est ennuyant ici-bas sans vous Nous vous regrettons de plus en plus chaque jour ; Dans la vie rien n'est pareil pour nous depuis votre départ Amour vous nous avez donné sans mesure Soins, dévotion et souvenirs à conserver Vous avez partagé nos espoirs, notre amour ot nos peines 1 Merci,- maman chérie pour.ces années précieuses Dieu, surveillez-là dans votre céleste paradis parce que sur terre elle était une des meilleures Toujours elle sera dans la mémoire de LIA son époux, de ses fiiles et de ses petits enfants \"A LOUER OU A VENDRE MAISON située à Ormstown à vendre ou à louer.Libre le ler mai.S\u2019'adresser à Jacques Chasle, 17 Cross, Orm- stown.DAME DE COMPAGNIE pour personne âgée à tomps partiel ou couple âgé désirant bon chez soi; pension raisonnable, Tél.264-2007, Mme Eva Taillefer, Huntingdon.COUPLE D\u2019AGE moyen pour s'occuper d'une maison confortable dans la ville de Hun- tingdon.Références requises.Ecrire à Casier postal 7510, Huntingdon Gleaner, Hun- tingdon.PRENDRAIS des enfants en pension du lundi au vendre- parents et en-; £ QUEBEC YOUNG WORKSHOP IN The Rod and Gun Motel will be the scene of a Workshop for Quebec's Young furmers on March 8, 9.and 10th.The main aim of the group will be to present the subjects which were discussed in December, at St.Hilaire, comme neuf.Possession im- and to achieve agreement and médiate.S'ndresser a Law-|8¢l additional comments from rence McCallum, Huntingdon.|à large provincially represent.Tél.264-2486; résidence 264-|6d group.It is hoped 3148.BLE D'INDE en grain séché, foin de bonne qualité; aussi! érable sec pour fournaise ou foyer.Ken Finlayson, Ormstown, tel.829-2987.ENVIRON 1000 balles de foin à vendre.Téléphoner à Wal- face Kerr, 825-2547, Howick.CHARGEUR DE BILLOTS, to be valuable members of a 1500 BALLES DE FOIN, Tel.|8roup discussion, and that a 264-5241, Huntingdon.solution will be found for the i _ [problems and discontent which UNITES DE MOTELS 16' x|now cxist in 4-H Clubs and 20' démontables si désiré ajorganizations.$550.Tel.373-4609 après 6 p.m.Young people between the \u2014\u2014\u2014 tages of 16 and 30 and any ROBE DE MARIEE ot voilelothers who are interested in oun A one re the rural youth programme in \u2019 , er « aussi lit junior et matelas.Quebec are welcome to at- $7.00.Tél.692-0450, Château- tend the workshop.Meals and accommodation for the week: uay.A end are most reasonable and 1500 BALLES DE FOIN.Nor-|if transportation is a proh.rts Nussey.Tél.373-4291,!jem, information may be ub- _ Valleyfield._____ {tained from any committee MOBILIER de salon deux mor.|Member.It is hoped that ceaux comme neuf.(coussins|each club will do its utmost reversibles, 2 tons).Tél.373-110 send at least two delegates 2681.M.Noel Vincent, R.R.5,(in addition to those who were St-Stanislas de Kostka.asked to attend the previous EVAPORATEUR Lightning 4\u2019|cCnference.If clubs are short x 12'; aussi réservoir pour|0f funds, it is suggested that, recueillir la seve.R.W.|lund raising projects, such as Cottingham, Ormstown, tél.[toboggan parties, dances, card 829-2966, a parties, ete.might help defray expenses.English speaking clubs are especially invited ta participate.Registration closes on February 22nd.Maison à vendre Située à 66 rue York, Hun- tingdon.En très bon état,| It is to a club's own ad- quatre chambres a coucher, [vantage to send delegates to système de chauffage cen-liuch workshops; as the in ba \u201cdp\u201d fea une formation gud sot in bain tombeau) PUITS ARTE.Valuable seryice; fo .apher SIEN.Vastes bâtiments à|M\u20acMbers and; Lo \u2018Aie club as l'arrière avec système de|d unit.1 is up tô-You, the chauffage central; idéal com-|future Quebed Farmer, to do es me atelier pour menvisier,|\u2014 a mers = mécanicien, peintre ou au- Coes % tre.Bon garage muni de Propriété vendre ve portes électroniques (bouton poussoir).Entrée entièrement pavée.Il y a aussi plusieurs autres avantages trop nombreux pour être énumérés ici.Vente à terme si désirée.Avant de \u2018visiter les lieux a- Bresséz;vous à: : -GABTAN ROUSSELLE 58 rue Prince Huntingdon, Qué.(Aucun renseignement par téléphone) MAISON NEUVE \u2018située sur laZ rite Benni, Huntingdon.Comprend deflix chambres a coligher, salon, cuisine et sal.fo de bald.= Deux\u201d bannes chambres pdugent étre\u2018 Fjéu- téos au \u2018sous-sol si* désiré, Gardge compris, Occupation le ler mars.Pour plus amples informations, s\u2019acresser a Fournier Lumber et Construction, tél.264-5151, Hun- CHAMBRE pour une personne située près de Valdo Bowling.situé sur la Route de Athel- stan à la sortie de Hunting- Pension si désiré.S'adresser] don.Site résidentiel.Tél, à Léo R.Leduc, Tél.264.j 264-5494._3680, Huntingdon.| IMAISON de 3 chambres à coucher avec garage, rue Kelly, Huntingdon.Tél.264- À vendre, louer, ou Xo échanger BUNGALOW do 6 apparie: _ ee ee eee mm] Ments situé aux limites de GARAGE avec station de ser-| Ste- Martine et Howick.vice; aussi résidence privée] Chauffage central.garage.S'adresser à 1550 Blvd St- Jean Baptiste, Ste, Martine ou téléphoner à 457-3415 après 6 heures p.m.OFFRE D'EMPLOIS 1 2 Gérants de présentation si désiré.Situé route 14 près d'Ormstown.Pour informations, tél.268-3506, Beauhar-, nois.Travail demandé |DISPONIBLE.\u2014 Fermier d'ex-| de marchandises (couvre- périence sur ferme laitière] Planchers, tentures) Ext.recherche un emploi comme 127M190 gérant de ferme ou prendre charge du troupeau ayant les capacités pour obtenir|3 le maximum de production a I'étable et aux champs.Tél.247-2455 Hemmingford.Aide familiale, Local, No.154 Débosseur, Local 2e classe Ebéniste, Local, No.61 Cuisinière (hôtel et restaurant) Local, No 116 6 Jeune homme fort, gradué du cours secondaire, Local.Samedi, le 9 mars, à 9 heures p.m.Salle des Chevaliers de Colomb Orchestre \u2014 Rafraichissements \u2014 Goûter CONTRIBUTION: $2.00 chacun that jof Extension, Macdonald Col- voung farmers will learn how{le ge.River lit! venin : Auxiliaky; tingdon.A LOUER BUNGALOW moderne en bri- eee que avec garage adjacent,\u2019 9 FARMERS MARCH something about your future.Committee members: Max Dellenbach, Macdonald College: Ken McFarlane, Howick; Carolyn Templeton, Howick: Wayne Crossfield, East Farn- ham; Chris Judd.Shawville; Colleen Coates, East Angus; Gaston Allard, Agronome, Dept.of Agriculture.Ste.Martine: Galen Driver, Dept.charge of the devotional period after which Mrs.Wm.Brown reported on the 34th Annual Meeting of \u2018Montreal Presby.terial held at Ephraim-Scott Memorial Prosbyterian Church on February 13.At the cvening sess.on.\u2018Miss iMargart Kennedy missionary from India, was guest speaker.Mrs, Walter Brown gave the introduction to the new study book.\u201cThe Bible and the Faith of Men\u201d.At the close of the meeting refreshinents were served by Mrs.Walter Brown and Mrs.John Bustard.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Temple- ton are spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Dick Bun.bury at Summerstown, Ont.LENT Steal away from the cares, the worries and glare, To your chamber with God alone: Meditate how His grace Dundee and His § and His goodness and DUNDEE \u2014 The monthly U.C.W.meeting was held Wednesday, February 21, in the upstairs classrooms of the local school, Mrs.Alma lra- ser led the devotional service using an article from the Guideposts magazine.\u201cTo Get More Out of Your Bible.Two favourite gospel hymns And His infinite love atone, Steal away from the everyday worldly desires To this haven of perfect peace, Where, forgetting what business and friends conspire, were sung, accompanied by Your soul finds refreshing|Mrs.V Elder on the piano.release.March 1, is World Day of Prayer and Dundee, along Steal away from the mad [With other small churches, will worship with Huntingdon in St.Joseph's Church.The March meeting will be held at the Manse with Mrs, C.Car- pentier as hostess and also taking the worship service while Mrs, 1.Fraser in charge of the program.During the afternoon Mrs G.Sutton showed coloured slides of the $ Maily's trip to the Yukon an CN >.last sun mer.There wee seer) scenic pictures, views of the ghost town Vi Dawsÿn City, Robert Sorvicds house, panning for .dei, het j Hey by rail from was held in the Church Halll: ebpra edo Skagway and ctures on\u2019 Yebruary 20.at 8 pam.Ten|also\u2019 around Prince George, BC.wherg her daugh.call by haming their favourite ter Fe j her > As i$ a aR crowd cach day for a while And dwell on the things that are real: His omnipotent truth will break through as a smile The best in yourself to reveal.Is \u2014 R.EE.Aubrey-Riverfield: | AUBREY RIVERFIELA.: vd Th# Febfuary meeting of Abe mambers answered the roll hymn, Mrs John Bustard had Mrs\u201d § io TT To Shape ?Rock 80119 OK.USED CARS 67 CHEV., 4 door, H.T.66 EPIC, Coach 65 CHEV., Convertible OLDS., 4 dr., H.T.OLDSMOBILE, Starfire PONTIAC sedan FORD Truck Van COMET, station wagon CHEV.Station Wagon TR 1 | 64 CHEV., sedan 64 CHEV.Coach 63 CHEV.sedan 63 CORVAIR sedan 62 ENVOY, sedan 62 PONTIAC Station Wagon 62 OLDSMOBILE, sedan 62 CHEV.': ton truck 61 FALCON, Station Wagon 61 CHEV.sedan 61 PONTIAC, 2 dr.H.T.Huntingdon Motors | INC 264-5822 HUNTINGDON Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 > - the inhabitants were.coffec.Personals the week-end.Miss Anne Fraser of MeGil At the close of the meeting Mrs, Sutton served dessert and Mrs.Stanley Staveley, during University, also David Fraser and Kani Jaatinan of Carleton! The Gleaner - 11 commentator, the slides were home while David returned all the more interesting.She remarked about how friendly last Sunday night to the University.Mrs, W.$, Smellie returned home last week after spending four weeks in Cornwall at the Gallinger home, while Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Gallinger enjoyed Mr.Robert Staveley of Ot-ja holiday in Jamaica end tawa, was a guest of his|Florida.brother and wife, Mr and COMMENT SOULAGER LE MAL #5 Dodd'e pour ise Reins pour un soulagement University spent last week-gnd ¢ivido del aflection ul at their respective homes.Bientôt, vous vous ser This week, being free of do classes, Kari remained at| | Fournier | 24 Lake St.Hunti Consteuction rc.FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS CROWN DIAMOND PAINTS Wall Tiles \u2014 Floor Tiles Electrical Fixtures Lumber & ngdon Tel.264-5151 Sm a ty om comrade + += arr ms an Pi Xl UY Colin J.Campbell NOTARY County Building, King Street Huntingdon Mr.Campbell attends Ofttice Open late Donald M.Rowat Tel.Huntingdon: 264-5382 Montreal (collect) lan Watson LAWYER Suite 1020 1010 St.Catherine SL W,, Montreal, Que.Tel: 842-4451 46 Salaberry Blvd, Wednesday, 8 to 11 p.m, J.Paul Cossctle Advocate 62 Larocque Valleyfisld Tel.: 373-7234 THORNE, GUNN, HELLIWELL and CHRISTENSON Chartered Accountants incorporating Middleton Hope & Co.Chartered Accountants Offices throughout Canada Bahamas, Bridgetown, Barbados.Salon Funéraire Paroissiale le 12 mars à 8 dis Tél 264-3147, Hunting- PERDU @ MONTPETIT [freres \"PMP JEUNE GARCON comme side [OHEN pores Sen pates PE Tote pers Ine| irs 18 ans, Tol.Zo6.2045| boiaes.Ta 200-3152, Hur | CH Me Crop.1% Salon funéraire 2 ; Kine valleytiold sen Directeur de 7 Shower Mixte 63A Champlain Tél.373.6220, funérailles Kelly Funeral Home 7 à l\u2019occasion du prochain mariage de Salons.modernes ?8.Reg d prigle j Rita Forget ct Jacques Hurteau | Air Climatisé 4 Gordon Mcintyre % Greenhouse Florist Simon Kruyk, prop.Pêche sur glace COMPTAB CHARTERED Articles de pêche Cabanes chauffées Quand il s'agit de fleurs \u2014 Venez nous voir -@ Arrangements floraux pour toutes occasions @ Mariages @ Bouquets de corsage @ Funérailles Ménés (perchaude) $1.00 le cent 69, du Marché V PIERRE QUENNEVILLE B.A., L.S.C., C.A LE AGREE ACCOUNTANT before yo alleyfield 373-9993 APP @ Cadeaux.ST.ANICET TEL.264-3735 OUTFITTERS ou visitez uctre se.re, ; «Avo, Welly av sud de £:.Anicet, F4.Fairview 264-5505 Membre de Fluwers Canada ATTENTION FERMIERS! 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The Gleaner Wednesday, March 6th, 1968 MAPLE LEAF GRANGE The regular meeting of Maple leaf Grunge No.11 was held Tuesday evening with Cecil O'Connor presiding us Master snd 25 members and One pest present.Evelyn Chambers reported far S.and H.Committee; sale of cook books is going well, The baking contes; will be donuts and chocolate cake.The sewing contest is again a garment made of 100% Cotton vither suit ur dress of MeCall's pattern, however, Mrs.Chanhers and her committee have decided to hold a sewing and knitting contest open to all the ladies in the community and \u201cCarole\u2019s Boutique\u201d has generously donated a prize 10 the winner, if the material or woul is purchased in her store.More details can be obtained from Mrs.Chambers, who is hoping there will be a good response.The sewing will have to be ready for the end of April.Neighbor Night has been changed to Thursday of the following week.Mr.O'Connor was presented with a small gift by Mrs.Cosgrove for his services last year as Lecturer.The Lecturer's program with Rosetta English as Chairman opened with a game of Musical Bingo, the winners were Mrs.Etta Herdman, and Mr.and Mrs.Burgess.Elva Moore then read an article on \u201cLove\u201d and asked several questions on various customs, ete.À few musical numbers were played by Gladys Ryan and John Ryan.This was followed by a Obituary The Late Mis.Allan C.McDuugall On February 13th, 1068, Margaret Alice Marshall, wife of the date Allan Cameron Me- Dougall passed away ut the 'Pleasant Valley Nursing Home, Ormstown, Que, at the ape of 69 years.Born ut Ste Martine, on Muy 28rd., 1898, Alice was the youngest of the five children of the late David Marshall and Mary Jane Cameron.Two brothers, Ernest of Regina, Sask.and Archie of Ormstown, pre-deceased her several years ago.About 1805, the Marshall family moved to Upper Orms- town and the deceased received her education at Tate- hurst School and Orinslown Academy.United in marriage in 1926 with Allan Cameron MeDous- all, this union was blessed by six children, Mr.MeDouglall pre.deceased his wife in 1955, Mrs, McDougall was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother, Incapacitated by rheumatoid \u2018arthritis, she was confined to a wheel chair since 1948.With the help of her family, Mrs.McDougall managed to maintain her home until 1859 when the family farm was sold to Robert Eastwood and the deceased spent the remainder of her life in nursing homes, the Bussey Nursing Home, Lachine, Ommstown Convalescent Home, and the Pleasant Valley Nursing Home.Through the wears, she bore daughters and three sons, Isabel (Mrs.A.Neely) of Hun tingdon, Eric of Calgary, Atla., Thelma (Mrs.G.Lang) of Ho.wiek, Calvin of Montreal, Ruth (Mrs.R.Beattie) of Hunting don, Milton of Edmonton, twelve grandchildren, one sister Isabel (Mrs, George Me- Whinnie), one brother William of Plainfield, N.J.funeral services were held on February 15th, from the MeGerrigle Funeral Chapel, conducted hy her minister the Rev.Howard Smith, a regular visitor sinee his arrival in Ormstown.Pallbearers were Messrs.Merrill Lindsay, Willand Hamilton, Wilfred Bryson, Allan Marshall, Donald Chisholm and Merrill TannahiH, Flora) tributes were num.évous und beautiful.Interment was at the Orms- town Union Cemetery.Howick Curling News Members of \u201cThe Branch\u201d visited every curling club in the district last week-end.They reached Howick on Saturday evening near the close of a busy day Those present were Mr.Burt, President {rom Arnprior, Russ Smith, Seecre.tary, Fred Soucy, Archie Hughes and Bruce Clark.Elmer Black (skip) Ronnie Reddick, \u2018Malcolm Reddick and Archie Borland, all of Green Giant won the Men's Bonspiel at Riverfield.When they re- her afflietion with patience! and courage.| Probably one of the oul.\u201cMock Wedding\u201d with Mr, and|standing experiences of Mrs.Mrs.Hunter, Elva Moore Rosetta English, Gerald Me- Dowell and Anita Smith played the wedding march.Next month's program will be under the direction of the Youth Committee.Mid - Atlantic Conference will be held in Delaware the beginning of April and Sis.Levers is \u2018hoping that there will be someone to represent Maple Leaf.Don't forget Neighbor Night and also the sewing and knitting contests.Pomona Grange meets in Bangor Granze Hall on Thursday, March 7 at 2 p.m.Ken- Dorval to Calgary, whore she, family, McDougall\u2019s life came in 1962, when, though an invalid, she travelled along, hy jet [rom visited with her son Eric and) toured interesting points in the vicinity, and was joined by her son Millon from Edmonton, In July, 1967, Mrs, McDou.gall had the comfort of having all her children with their families around her for several days.The deceased leaves 10 mourn her loss her three neth Dumont will be the Mas-; ter presiding.An evening program will he held at 8 p.m.In charge of the lecture is Eunjee M.Jones.An Irish shenanigan will be put on.Rev.John Weir of SL.Augustine\u2019s Church will be guest speaker.Twenty-four couples will do an Irish dance.This prpogram is open the public.to Noyan NOYAN \u2014 Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr.William Voshurg, who passed away on Feb.22, at the Montreal General Hospital Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon.Mrs.Douglas Naylor spont a few days the past week in Newport, Vt., the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Algier.Miss Augustine Ledoux returned to her home here after spending several weeks in Montreal with relatives, Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Hardy of Shelbourne.Vt.Mr.and Mrs, P.Pedersen of Burling ton, were recent visitors at the doilowing homes, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Naylor and family; Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Navlor; Miss Lillian Ross and Mr.and Mrs, Versil Taylor.Miss Doris Naylor returned to spend some time with Mr.and Mrs, Hardy.Mrs.Vivian Robinson passed away on Sunday February 25th., at her home here, Sympathy is extendad to the family.FOR SALE Exclusive LAKE TITUS CAMP (Malone, N.Y.) 3 bedroms, bath, completely furnished.Refrigerator, linens.Fiberglas boat and 25 h.p.motor.APPLY TO: W.M, Howard 108 East Main St.Malone, N.Y.Tel, 518-483-4351 or 518-483-1723 ICE FISHING \u2018Fishing Tackle Heated Cabins ~ Perch minnows $1.per hundred * ST.ANICET 1ITTERS 5 St.Anicet, P.Q.EM 264-3505 ceived a trophy which had been donated by lan Watson.The Late Mrs.Benoit Trudel The community was saddened last week when they heard of the death of Mrs.Benoit Trudel of Chateauguay The former Berthe Meunier, 22 years of age, she was brought up by her uncle and \u2018aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Dubuc and many remember her as cashier at the Dubuc Store.| Since her marriage 3 months ago, she and her hushand continued to live with Mrs.Du- sister and three brothers.The funeral was held at Montreal on Saturday, February 24th, at 10 am.Interment was at Cote des Neiges Cemetery Deepest sympathy is exten ded to her family and other relatives in Howick.The Late Mrs.Gordon E, Evans The funeral of the late Mrs.Gordon Edward Evans was held at the MeGerrigle Funeral Home, Ormstown, on Friday, February 23rd., at 2 p.m.The service was conducted by the Rev.John S.Anderson of Howick United Church, Death occurred at the Grace Dart Hospital, Montreal, after a lingering illness.Born in England on March 24, 1891, Susan Jenner Evans was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Norman Jenner.She came to Canada 47 years ago and for many years lived in Howick with her hushand, a veteran of W.W.I, who predeceased her on May 11, 1952.She is survived by one daughter Nellie (Mrs.Westlake) of Howick, four grandsons Alh- ert, Robert, Glen and Dale Westlake, and one brother, Mr.W.M, Jenner of Plum.stead, England.Mrs.\u2018Evans will be remembered kindly by many people in the community whom she helped during the years.She was a devoled mother and grandmother, often denying herself - comforts so that she could give to others.She was most appreciative of any kindness shown to her, The minister in a short cu logy spoke of a wecent visit with her at thé Grace Darl Hospital.She was in great Bookkeeper buc at her home in Ohateau-! guay.She is survived by her: hushand, Benoit Trude], her father Marcel Meunier, one NO Check ERIC PURDIE 132 SUNNYSIDE.AVE.WONDER NEVER BEFORE HA AN AMAZING LOW Freezer campartment \u2014 se wel ator o our Polar here\u201d cold-maki nator\u2019s famous \u201cPolarsphere\u201d cold-making unit, world\u2019s finest, assures dependable, a en Faction guaranteed a full 5 Magnetic Door Closure Gaskets \u2014 pull door tight all around to pain, but her chain eoncern was for her family and hor church.Everything thal hep- pened in her life only served to strengthen her faith.Personals LacoHe Mr, Gandon Boyse of Ste.Martine Agricultural College spent the long week.end with Ivis \u2018parents, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Boyse.\u2018Mrs, Hope of Montreal and Mr.Ken Van VHet of Sir George Willams College, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.John Van Vhiet, Mr, Darrel Brock of Danville and Mr.Peter Denlson of Len.noxville were visitors at Honey Bee Farm recently, Miss Jean Van Vliet, former supervisor of The Sheltering Home in Montreal, was the récipient of a silver tray recently, which is inscribed \u201cIn honour of Mrs.Lachlan Van Vliet\u201d.This tray was presented to the home at the time of Miss Van Vliet\u2019s mother\u2019s death.The Sheltering Home owing to shortage of competent help has been taken over by the Welfare Federation, It will be supervised by the United, Anglican and Presbyterian Churches and used for University and High School unmarried mothers, .Miss Sandra Hadley of Mount Allison College, N.B,, is recently spent a week's holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.LL.Hadley.Broken Window If one is replacing a bro ken \u2018window pane, pass a red hot poker slowly over the putty, and it will gheatly OFFERS MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SERVICE AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO HUNTINGDON BUSINESS facilitate the removal of the pane.Accountant | POINTE CLAIRE Valieyfield VALLEYFIELD \u2014 The Women\u2019s World ! of Prayèr Service was held in the Val- leyfield United Church on Friday, March 1st, with the ladies of the St.Ignatius Guild as leaders.The Theme this years was \u2018\u201cBear one another's Burdens\u201d, The service was a bilingual service and was very \u2018well attended by members of the three Protestant congregations and the English and French Roman Catholic Churches, Representatives from each congregation took part in the service, the Medi'ation being given by Mrs.D.Hannah.The solo \u2018\u201cGod Hath Not Promised\u201d was sung by Mrs, B.Stewary during the Offering.The ladies\u2019 of St.Marks Anglican Church held their annual Shrove Tuesday Tea on Tuesday, February 27th., in the Church Hall.The minister, Rev.R.Newman, opened the tea with a word of welcome to all those present, and a thank.you to all those who had worked so hard to make the tea a success, Everyone had a chance tr buy some of the delicious home baking from the Bake Table.There was also a Par.lar with the children.Thenjand brother.indew, Mr.and Friday, March lst.in Quebec every one sat down at gaily|Mrs, H.Palmer.While there,|City.At this banquet, Mr.La decorated tea tables to en-|they also visited, Mr.Chap.|vallee was presented with joy a cup of tea and delicious|lin's father wo is in the hos-{detter of commendation from refreshments.pital in Kingston, the President of the Compan; Mr.and Mra, A.Chaplin ur Allan Molyneaux, My.|for having used his first ag Craig, Kennatn, and Lynn Nelson aie ao Mr.Jean knowledge in saving the li spent the past week-end inlLavailee sttended che Bello à young Valleyfield res Portland, Ont., visiting at thelTelenhane Company Fastern dent last spring, Congratuls.home of Mrs, Chaplin's sistet Arena First Ald Banquet on tions, Johnny! 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