The gleaner, 28 mai 1969, mercredi 28 mai 1969

[" Federal Members Seeking Mea Participation In The Parliamentary Role Mr.Gérald Laniel, member man.for Beauharnois and president The aim of the conference is of the government's caucus, to revalu | announces that a conference of .e the role of the deputy ie Liberal members will be iP today's parliamentary midst, | held in Otiawa on June 20-21-22, by allowing an elaborate discus-! Mr.Barney Danson, member sion on all aspects of the fune- for York, will help Mr.Laniel tion of the representative in in the organization as co-chair- the House of Commons.We are; H don Clergy Endorse Tighter Interchurch Ties hoping to better |system, a greater need of parti- ns To More identify the needs to achieve better efficiency.The new rulings in the House, the changes in the committee cipation, the necessity of un.THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS @ proving communications with (Continued on page 4) 106th YEAR HUNTI NGDON.QUEBEC MAY 28th, 1969 15c per copy 16 PAGES A two stage plan to bridge the Chateauguay Valley Pro: the gap between the churches testant Regional School Board ; | | HYPNOTIST PROMPTS ZANY ANTICS To 14 people on the Chateauguay Valley Regional School stage trying to hide their beer cans before the Mounties arrived, the evening was no joke.For the au, dience of 300, the Thursday night of hypnosis by the \u2018Amazing Damant\u2019 was studded Premier Stalks Valley Backers was sketched last Sunday night in St.Joseph's Church during Huntingdon's first formal move to close that gap.Rev.Father Beaubien of Mon- real told an audience of five Huntingdon congregations that today, \u2018God is pushing us one toward the other.\u201d Currently director of bath the Montreal Ecumenical Centre and the National Secretariat of Ecumenism for Canadian Catho- Jic Churches, the priest was one of the men who originally be- van the ecumenical dialogue in Montreal in 1958.He recalled the first discussions among French-speaking theologians as being \u2018very dis- creel\u2019 and warned that church- cs separated\u2019 for 400 years cannot solve their differences overnight, He visualized the first two steps toward the \u2018one house\u2019 that ecumenism symbolizes as heing general education followed by visits between specific congregations.In Montreal, the general education of the church-going public was realized by lectures staking out the prime tenets of each denomination, Then small groups from, say, an Anglican congregation would visit their Catholic counterparts to observe the principles in action, He forecast that ecumenism would result not in uniformity among churches but rather in agreement on central sacraments such as the Eucharist, \u201cThere is nothing wrong for, say, a Catholic to keep his traditions,\u201d he explained.\u2018But the various churches must meet to adopt a common point of view on the basic points.\u201d The Huntingdon ecumenical movement has wilh a program stretching back over the past four years.Last Sunday's assembly since last January.At that time an ecumenical committee em- from cach of the local churches met hracing representatives to map a plan of action.According to Roland Green- bank, an Anglican lay member of the committee, \u201cWe wanted ; to test the feeling of the (Sun- 1945.They operated the Orms.of her mornings writing and oc- day) meeting before going any own Variely Store for many casionally continues for an hour lagged behind, others in the district, Ormstown, has heen a local pace selter in Humtingdon had been building shipped their only differences being \u2018their methods of conducting that worship.\u2019 Mrs.Grace Henderson, a {teacher at CVRHS, believed in \u2018the eradication of ignorance between churches that ecumenism oflers.\u201d To Réjean Gélinas, a young administrator at Huntingdon Woollen Mills, the split between the churches was \u2018a scandal for the world.\u201d Complementing the spirit of agreement among the speakers was a lack of any dissenting voices from the congregation.Instead, it punctuated the speeches with bilingual hymns and listened to an \u2018ecumenical quartet\u201d of J.Proudfoot, Y.Frederick, Rev.H.Goold and F.Tavenier.Following the service, a tea was served in the basement of the parochial hall for the 150 member congregation.Annie L, Gelsthorpe of Orms.town has had her first book published, Miss Gelsthorpe, or Nan as she is known to all her friends, has had only one ambi- writing, has now begun to bear fruit.Nan short has written scores of stories and publishers only to have them ,returned.Two years ago she decided to combine the carreers and experiences of some of her short story characters.The result was a full length \u2018career- love\u2019 novel entitled \u2018Dr.Lesley's \u2018Friumph.\u2019 On first sybmission to Thomas Bourgey ublishers of New York it was accepted with the request that she write another.Although the book was not published until 1968, she terms it her Centennial project.Annie Gelsthorpe was born in Verdun, Quebec and moved with her parents, sister and bro- ther-in-law to Ormstown in further.\u201d However he fel that Years before finally retiring.the idea of breaking into small Nan has visited England, the She has no special hobbies ex- discussion groups would be proceeded with next, home of her parents.on ten different occasions and observed customs and moods of many Ministers taking part in the persons.She says her stories mu 1t i-denominational service are inspired simply by impulse, were: Father Gareau, Rev.J Sergeantson, Rev, H.M.Goold, David, and Father J.C.Marcil (Herd- Rev.H.Bye, Msgr._ brought on fleetingly by some person, place or thing, She admits may have heen prompted by the boorishnes., of a stewardess and Prominent laymen from the purser on an overseas flight.man).Anglican, Catholic, Nazarene Presbyterian and Their behavious just set the » United wheels in motion for a story I felt all Christian churches wor- be the same God with ; tion all her life.That ambition, 2 submitted \u20ac them to various magazines and 7 that one story .À party of 25 from Hunting.don County was among on au- Bertrand Saturday, May 24.Bertrand stumped through the northern end of the Valley.stopping in both Laprairie and Chateauguay, (to draw support behind his leadership bid.Following a 7 pm.appear Laprairie.he shifted first lo the Rustik Restaurant in Chateauguay and ister to the Chateauguay Arena, There, an estimated crowd of 2000 heard him speak in base ance nis Mayor lea Cappiello of Huntingdon was one of those who met the Premier in La prairie.It will be the last visit by Bertrand to the area before the Union National leadership convention unfolds June 19-21.Father J.Marcil, Father L.Ecumenical enthusiasts left to rizhi: Rev H.Bve, David, Rev.H.Goold, Father Beaubien.Father M.Gareau.ORMSTOWN AuTHoReSs ses Near Fatal Wreck Injures Two FIRST NOVEL IN A two-car collision carlyj The Myatt car, 1968 Dodge, lky occurs, this newspaper Sunday morning near the in- nd rhe Sherman Ford, also ajgoes on record to urge that tersee ion of the Gore Road 1968 model, were hoth de- and Route 52, about five miles; molished.south of Huntingdon, resuited A iz A BOOKSHOPS guard rail should be installed as soon as possible | | Annie L.Gelsthorpe Knight a ' Her next book is to be ready for tall publishing and is, as yet, without a title.Nan spends most 5 Mrs.Cameron also supervises i * ¢ nine Legion branches as District Commander of Chateauguay Valley (District 131, Since joining the Legion in 1952, she has been active in % its affairs, Until four years ago £ she was the only woman mem- ! ber on the executive of the Huntingdon branch of the Legion and is its immediate past president.| in the afternoon, 41 secrous injuries to the dri.ho i there the vers of cach vehicie.Donald et sect Second Bad Smash Myat of Athelstan and George çd dangerous Several accidents Four occupants of à sports Sherman of Chatcaupay.NY.have occurred al the \u2018Fennel car were sen to hospital Sat are patients in the MontreallCurve\u2019 and interes ed persons urday following a two car (reneral Hospilal while à thirdifrom both sides of the border erash on Highway 3 near Port wear à VONIh in he Myall state they have witnessed many Lewis.The cars locked to.car, escaped injury, near-accidents.Before a fata.(Continued on page 4) The accident occurred at.2:30 a.m.Sherman, a teacher , ut Chateauay Central School at Chateaugay, N.Y., is report.on oman eps sg td 10 have been wpproaching, the intersection from west to; e 4 vast on the Gore Now and Ui Th [ on Myatt, who had picked up a Pp roug egi , young hi ch hiker near Hord-j = .mag, was travelling north tot fs, Ann .of Hunt-} (Montreal, third Vice-President south on Route 52.Provincial don has become the firstlBert Cvr wo Rich I) ing.\u201d admits Miss Gelsthorpe, vestigation, od te il Royal nain be fourth ice Presiden Bill [ really hate the typing and] Damage to the respective gion's Quebec Command.She Montreal.setting a book ready Tor the|vehieles indicates a head-on was installed as fifth vice-presi- ro publishers.rs with the drivers\u2019 sides dent May 19, during the Legion's #.of hoth cars suffering most 33rd annual provincial conven- (from the impact.As neither tion in Ville LaSalle.!vchicle showed any indication of «kid marks it is not believed \u2018hat speed was a factor in causing the accident Donnie Myatt 4s in the Mon- ; \u2018 treal General suffering a la.cept walking, baking and read-| uo ated and fracturad loft foo .ing.Her one weaknes is a love |q fractured right hand, frac.of seascapes done by good art-|çured jaw and the toss of his ists, .front tee h.Lastest report is There is so much to sce and 444 he has undergons surgery so much to think about in a sea- {for his ankle injuries and is an has written a children\u2019 resting comfortably.> à chidrens ; se She ' \u2018as i .story which was published in the intacte herman vas in the Her new position was created oid Montreal Standard.She also «real General until today, Wed- entered a Writers\u2019 Digest contest necday.He suffered facial frac in 1944 expressly as a woman's post but hasn't heen filled as posts with reflectors and a wire 753 , 1 A \u2018; brought # with laughter, Damart depet ded upon \\ small herd of volunteers strimmeded onto the stage when Damant asked for subjects to begin his show Mast were teen agers Older people had to be coaxed out of their seats an the audience Damant lined up the ns vol upteers six at a time to test their suggestimlity While the houselight dimmed.he had them relax and close thew eyes Then he told them that at the count ot ten they would be une able to Keep themselves rom falling backward into the arms of assistants As he slowly chanted through the numbers, some had toppled by the count of 2 and about halt had slumped by 10° The tojeets were shunted back into the audience.\u201cYourgsters under 10 cant be hypnotized because they concentrate enough I said later ; Ne one can't Damant can be hepnotized \u201cWho doesn\u2019t want to he.\u201d he ae sured his audience Concentration is the kev to hypnosis.After the show, Da fmant implied that anvone polite enough to focus his attention on the hypnotist can almost cer thinly he hypnotized How long he remains under «another \u201cmatter, Gary Allen of Nabe was one of the 14 ultimately chosen by Damant as being the hest subjects for the evening's real entertainment \u201cWhen he had me close my eyes and teld me 1 was going, to fall backward.\u201d said Alen \u201cEojast felt heavier in the head and Lighter an the feet until 1 fell With the rest, we was then taken \u2018into a deep trance hy Damant and commanded to listen to no other voice hat that of the hypmotisi Said Allen \u201cSometimes | heard prople squealing but | don\u2019t remember rever seeing them, And dor lone periods his voice was the only sound I remember The volunteers were told they | were aboard Jet hound a for Co Hawaii, Damant then sugested \u2018them into situations that continual gusts of langhter from the auditoritun.Imaginary cans of heer were passed around to the hypnotized volunteers.At a shouted ordre lo hide your beer, the Mounties are coming,\u201d they did just that: under their seats, mn their shirts, even straight \u2018back over their shoulders.Looking (or \u201clost\u201d belly buttons, subjects under hypnosis exhib) freewheeling reactions by his ertranced volunteers for dience of 500 at a Laprairie the success of his show.A native of Chateauguay Heights now living in Hamilton, his rally for Premier Jean-Jacques only formal trairing was à year in psycholony at a B.C.university.Yens Beirning of Ormstown sways into hypnotically inspired hula as the \u2018Amazing Damant\u2019 watches his handiwork.sud [tiver- themselves compelled to do outfield landish things.À gesture from But you can\u2019t too! alt of the Diamant would bring the con people all of tha time.handed, ised subjects bounding out of .; où their seats with.Tarzon yells or lena they wee oid: were denouncing the hypnotist ax on anges, all the valunteers sucked) enthusiastically away One wir Fit ¢ given an actual orange then! pieked at up asain herself atter le bein ordered to pat it down, spite repeated and apparently Natreeably, none ol the lemon sincere pleas from Damant that eaters ade any move 10 she zu.Only when in agitiation munch on then bent a second gh pagan bouncing up and down Before finally bmn volo 0 ye giage, chair and all, unteers out of their traces, gould_ Damant key the mental Damant rinplanted à strat ot Jock thot released her.suggestions that lett the audi- torivin à scene of minor chaos Meron Nuse al One srl found she couldn\u2019 ave her chair on the stage de- Before wrapping up the show, at the conchisson of the twa the hypnotist protected his vol- hour show unteers hy carelully wiping out time all previous suggestions and tell- Back an ther CONSOLES HILL FREE SHOW IN ARENA PAUL MENARD CTV CARL SMITH SHOW 8 P.\u2014\u2014\u2014 a \u2014 RONALD D.SCOTT Tamarack Swamps Philosopher Blue Grass Vocalist | Mandolin Picker KING REID MIDWAY M.SHARP hy EDITORIAL.Red Tape Snarls Drivers We hear much complaining about almost everything these days, the latest attack being on the ineffeciency of the driver's licence bureau in Valleyfield.It makes no difference whether une has spent fifty dollars and «ix weeks of his time in order to become a qualified driver, there is still the red tape to contend with at the licence bureau whether it be in Valley- field ur Regina.It seems however, that there must be a simpler way of processing applicants.The Valleyfield office serves the western part of Montreal Island, and the areas around the Chateauguay Valley.It takes from six to seven hours to pass a thirty minute test.One arrives at 8.30 or 9 a.m.and is lucky to gel home before four thirty in (he afternoon, Not only is this an utter waste of applicants time, but {he is nuder the prescribed age, his parent must accompany bm, wasting two, man workdays.exam.Again it is a most diffi- to establish whether or not the cult decision for the examiner novice has successfully passed The complaint of one appli-|for he is seated and must wait cant, turned out to be the com.{rom one to three hours before plaint of a great many, Uponibeing asked for his permit, «if Investigating the screening pro He has one), he then is taken cess at Valleyfield, a loug line out for his road test, a ten of young men and women inter-'mingte run.IN HIS OWN pee pith 2 lew Phar ous, Car, and is charged, five dol- hours one day last week.while [187s for that privilege, on his 'the \u201cfirst in line\" was taken to return to the office, plus six a room equipped with several|dollars for his driver's licence papa and raie stone which he is assured he will re- a series of true or false\u201d ques-| IVe by mall in two or three tions.At most it requires ten|Weeks.In the meantime he minutes to complete the test, It cannot drive a car as his per is then taken by the examiner, mit has been taken from him.who corrects it, by placing with (he remendous amounts a stencil over the sheet, this in- ; of monies extracted [rom the tricate method, of revealing the ; correct true or false questions, Quebec taxpayer, is it not possible to man an office such as requires a tremendous amount the one in Valleyfield with more of intelligence, apparently for it is ; - \u201car OR ; L Is sometimes un hour or more and better men and cquipment.before the would be holder of a licence is called to pass his !S there an answer to the physical test, which is a *\u2018pull- 4uestion, \u201cWhy does it take all ing lever\u201d \u2018testing reflex\u201d day lo pass a driver's test?\" GIRL TOPS CLASS | Glenna Rember Leads Class, Miss Glenna Rember third year student of the Food Science Class at Macdonald College has received word that she had the highest marks of the class and has won the Margaret Milton Memorial Prize.Miss Rember is doing summer work at the Toronto General Hospital, Grads Reunited The 1959 Grade Twelve class ol Ormstown High School held a reunion at the school on May 16.Former students who returned to Ormstown for the happy affair were Mr.Don Robinson, Mrs, Jolene Denison Robinson.Mr.Peter Sutton, C.A., Mr, Murray Shapcott, Mr.CVRHS CORNER Tuesday, May 13, a gymnas- tie competition was hel school gymnasium mine C:V.R.'s best fe better gymnaw.s was unable to participate due to illness.| Grade seven under the dir d in the ection of Mrs.Bertha Greig are to deter.'pubing the finishing touches male gym.to summer wardrobes.valent on the uncven parallel bars, the balance hoam, the box horse and free calisthenics.The winners as chosen by Mr.and Mrs.Dahmi, and Mrs.Co.loumhe wore as follows: erials either, they have used the scraps to make stuffed toys for the Red Cross.OXFAM: Sister in Cyele 1: Debbie Goodan, OF April 26th.This money will first, with 84.5 points: Shar ron Telford, 80.5; and Jocelyn Charron 78.0.In Cyele II: Donna Tanna hill, first, with 100 points Candice S oughton, 96; Ann Gagnon, 90.5.Other competitors Cycles were: Biafra.are finding it difficult to find i + quest any one who wishes s\u2018u.in hoth uid; , ' Darlene guidance department, Joe Davignon, Dr.Grant Rod- sers, Mrs.Mildred Bryson Martin and Mrs, Norma Dunn Ed-, nie, Accompanied by their wives and hushands, the graduates sati down to a delicious dinner at which their guests were Mr.and Mrs.J.Clifford Moore, Mr.and! Mrs.Gordon Hagen, Mr.and Mrs.Lyndon Hooker and Mr.&! Mrs.Leigh Coffin.Mrs.Hooker | and Messrs, Moore, Hagen and Coffin taught these students ten] years ago.It was delightful to vet together and to learn what each student has done in the interceding years.We hope that we shall all he around for the 1979 reunion! FLOATS UNDERWAY: Winnie-the-Pooh will be featur- od on one of the two floats which the school is preparing for Opening Night at the Fair.The well- loved Pooh characters will be portrayed by people from Grade One and Two.The second float will be designed along a sports theme, representing the sports common lo the four seasons of the year.TRIPS, Grades five and six visited Redpath Museum and Dow Planetarium on May 16th accompanied by Miss Tincombe and Mrs, Upton.Mrs.Wallace and Mr.Coffin accompanied grade six to the Shriners Circus on Wednesday, May 21.This was made possible through the efforts of Mr.A.A, Tannahill.Ste.Agnes STE.AGNES \u2014 Miss Deanna Holden, daughter of Lawrence and Noemi (Quenneville) Holden and granddaughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herman Quenneville was awarded a $1,000 scholarship by the New York State Teacher's Association, Deanna is a student at S.e.Rose College in Albany, and is preparing for a career in education.The announcement of the scholarship came on May 9th., and the award is made on the basis of \u2018caching aptitude, scholarship and personality being a- moug the various assets.Congratulations to Deanna, whose career we will follow with interest, as her parem.s are well- known to all in this area.Another news item of interest in the same family is that of the purchase of the Frank Holden farm in West- ville hy Mr.David Holden, who was recently married, The farm is comprised of 100 acres of tillabte land plus 200 acres of pasture.In addition to the farm house in which the young couple are residing, there is also ano-her residence on the farm.Social Mrs.Ronald Fleming and Christine of Ottawa, are spending this week with Mr.and Mrs.R.Léger in Valleyfield where Dawn is helping to care for her new niece, Lori, who was born last Tuesday, May 20h, at Barrie Memorial Hospital in Ormstown.The infant weighed 61b, 10 oz.at birth, and both mother and daughter are well and happy.Craig and Brent Fleming are spending his week with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Irwin, to students.There are Man 70.0: Power Centers in val) and Tluntingdon 74.5; Debbie Bourget, quete Marson, 89.0: Lirley Wright, 80.0.there Debbie Gamble, onc of the for vou.y be a job waiting ms This and That i Tour (Continued from page 2) ¥»¥ FUNNY MONEY \u2014 Rurldock was carrying renovated store when { Parked in the shadows a package of cigarettes One fumbled in his poc about 9:30 Friday evening some merchandise into his hogs wo fellows approached from a car of the parking lot.They asked for and bought a couple of Cokes, too.kets and proferred a ten-doll il Royce took a sharp look at the banknote and told the pair \u201cBetter give me another bill, that's counterfeit.\u201d The pair ockets again and produced ano ange after which they drove do ection of Ormstown, the license number of their vehicle and P.in Huntingdon.The latter thanked into hetion, phoning the town police in ! provincial police at Ste.Martine.\u2014 Th Ormsiown policemen spotted the car near Bert McCartney's Shell Service Station in Thattown and stopped it.Two men from Napierville were questioned.heavy side.wn the highway in the dir Still suspicious, the storekeeper noted phoned the R.C.M.Royce and swung Ormstown and the »# SOFSPRAY \u2014 like what we said last week clean name.And it's comin in-law John Cluff and s is a good ë on strong to Ourtown.Brothers- 1 Joe (George) Stark are bringi i here and if all goes according to plans, the building qe la be un and the machinery moved in in less than a month.Starting with two bays, the fellows already have the footing in for the base.Located near Valdo Bowling on the Cluff\u2019s land, John and Joe are leaving plenty of room for parking AND expansion.The latter.in the Canadian Armed Forces for the past twelve years and now stationed at Dighy.N.S.decided when he was in England that some day he wanted a car washing centre in his hometown.Now his ambition is coming on strong.Everyone is enthusiastic about the idea, even the service station operators who have been washing cars more as a service for customers than for actual profit in $$$s and cents.George (Joey) is driving back to Dighy tomorrow (18 hrs.at the wheel) and will return in three weeks to prepare for the opening of the car wash.We'll have more to say ahout Sofspray and the easy way to wash your car when he gets back.w# \"THE BARBERSHOPPERS\u201d \u2014 of Plattsburg, in quartet and chorus, are giving a two-hour concert in the auditorium of Chateaugay Central High Scheol on Saturday evening, June 7th.Mr.L.Kenneth Rowe, supervising principal of Chateaugay Central and chairman of the concert, states that the choir consists of forty male voices.Internationally known, the Plattsburg Barbershoppers have delighted large audiences of all ages in both Canada and U.S.A.Now readers, the Plattsburg Chapter of Barbershoppers alone should | The nasts, The girls displayed their' girls do not waste time or mat.Gulline has reported that $5,600.00 was raised hy the OXFAM march he used to aid \u201che people of Many high school students -j summer employmen\u2018! they re.and dent help during the summer months, to register with the A note eyfield, and Ormstown \u2014 1 | Social Jottings Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker were Mrs.Adair Morrison and Lisa of Ottawa and Mr.and Mrs, Stanley Gage presently ol Montreal.Miss Brenda Greig is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs.Costello in Boston, Mass.Miss Eleanor Greig and Miss Marilyn Giecig motored to Ottawa to spend the past weekend with friends.Miss Barbara Parker and Miss Cindy Scratch of Acadia University spent the past week with Miss Joy Green and Miss Brenda Greig.Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay Cullen and Mr.and ORMSTOWN - Prayer, leading phrases being \u2018answered in today's language by members of The morning service Sunday People's group.The Lesson was May 17th.at St.James Angli- read by Lynn Rowe, the ser- can Church was organized and MON was given by Donald Sanc- led by the young people of the lon.Church Notes congregation, who chose their theme, gion Can accompaniment was Loves Me, with variations, was followed by the confessional prayer, led by Lynn Rowe, Choir members included, Debbie Wright, Lynn Rowe, Jane Whitehead, Susan White, Karen Mrs.Bruno attended the Lions Horse Show in Cowansville, on Saturday, evening, What is Ormstown Doing?Ormstown has gone on record as one of the few municipalities in Quebec which is recognizing CANADA WEBK.Several homes have displayed the Canadian flag and most Ormstowians have declared that they are CANADIANS.The ci izens of our town may not get that water, as soon as they hope they ill, 1Seems the winter works pro «ame of Whe provincial government no longer applies after June 15.If this is the case, work on the project, will of necessity, ecase until the mid dle of Sep.ember.75,000 persons have won free trips to cither Hawaii, or Mexico within the past three weeks.At least \u2018wo of them were from Ormstown.The only requirement of the \u201cwinner\u201d was a deposit of $25.00, which was to be reimbursed on embarkation.One \"lucky winner\u201d, from this \u201cown had the foresight 10 mention her luck to her boss, wtho smelled a rat.Smith, Shirley Wright and Kevin Ovans.Jane Whitehead led lan interpretation vf The Lord's counterfeit, Most banks will bills, Before the event ever hap pens, congratula ions are order for the quick.correct of the Ormstown has trained the boys who se One has only to ohserve other shows in order to fully appreciate the efficiency of the men of his own home \u201cown.Mr.Har man of the Ring Crew for many vears, and has set a precedent.fe has now been named Ring Muster, Mr.Erskine will now be in command of preparing the ring for the very fine horse show which Ormstown always nrovides.Manpower The mannower Ormstown has not well patronized perhaps everyone has work - perhaps there is no one in the area needing help.If this ix so, so office of been too as led by Karen Smith.The ofter- \u201cLife and Reli- ing was taken by Jim Be Meaningful.\u201d and Edward Sanction with lan Ricky Cowper acted most cap- Johnson receiving at the altar ably as leader, the guitar music The hymn, supplied Wind\" by Miss Fran and Miss Diane Bourassa.The first hymn, Jesus fully give a description of the false + up jumps for the horse show.old McCaig has been the chair § MAY SALE ON 65 & 66 MODELS He advised her to phone the|much the better.if it is no Be'ter Business Bureau \u2014|s0, why not visit the office on DON'T SEND MONEY \u2014 IT'S|the \u201cecond floor ot the Town {A RACKET.hall (it's open every Thursday).Another racket of a more serious nature is the passing of those hogus ten dollar bills, Three young men from Napier.ville were apprehended on Sat urday evening in Ormstown, Since the business es\u2018ablish.ments would not press charges it was difficult to make an arrest.The lads, ages 20, 22 and 24 had a suspicious hil) in their possession and four elastic wrapped \u201cpackages\u201d each con- *aining nine dollars in GOOD bills Tt is of the utmost importance to examine all (en dolar bills and refuse to make change if the bil} appears vo be Manpower will advise all those secking employment of the ad vantages of specialized train.\u2018ng, offered to all persons over \u2018he ase of nineteen who have completed grade eight.The, training course is not only free, the government will pay a wage to the studen! while he is learning, An average course is: usually six weeks and the choice of subjects is wide.Students who do not plan a university educa\u2019ion and yet are unable to get work because of inexperience or Jack of training are advised to inquire at Manpower.be ample to attract many music-lovers from this side of the border, but their counterparts, \u201cTHE SWEET ADELINES\u201d, consisting of thirty of the sweetest voices this side of where the angels live, will augment the male voices.This means a 70-voice choir at Chateaugay, N.Y.on Saturday, June 7 at 8 p.m.Need we sav more?Except that this fine entertainment is being sponsored bv the Chateaugay Rotary Club and proceeds will be used to build a 40 X 80 ft.shelter at the Recreation Park in Chateaugay.The shelter will have a cemant floor, be enclosed on two sides and have a roof.In it will be grills.fireolaces, etc.for the convenience of the public, including the many Canadians who make use of the facilities at the Chateaugay Rec Park.Please, keep the date in mind.Tickets are available (limited number) at Thompson\u2019s Tobacco Shop in Huntingdon, also at most: business establishments in Chateaugay, including Miner's| News Shop.Rotarians Doc Sweet and Kenneth Rowe believe many from Huntingdon and Ormstown will be anxious fo, see and hear this excellent concert and we agree, Please, reserve your tickets early, a capacity sttendance is anticipated.vw EIGIITIETH ANNIVERSARY \u2014 the public is cordially invited to attend a special service at Powerscourt United! Church on Sunday when the congregation will celebrate its 80th anniversary.Guest speaker will he The Reverend Stanley Gibson of Montreal United Church.Mr.William | Howieson will be the guest soloist.Other special music willy be rendered hy the Salter sisters and the Howick Choir.Mrs.E.M.Wood will be the accompanist.The service starts at 8.15 and a large attendance is hoped for.y THIS \u2014 congratulations to the Apollo from all Gleaner subscribers.10 astronauts: ~~ folk.These youthful members \u2018deserve a great deal of praise for the most efficient manner the tire which they served in the ehurel hall immediately following.The Fellowship will hold th bazaar and bake sale in the Senior Citizen's club room ol Friday ot this week The Ladies Aud of the Pres young Responsive reading was Rowe Rum Bay Ah.\" were beauti- rendered by the voung ed tor Tyndale House an Mon treat.in BY manner which the ring crew § Exhibition À Co-captains of winning CV.R.I4S.\u2018house\u2019 ale Scoble, 18.ond Bob Shaw.(See \u201cValley Athletes\u201d p: 1) MOTORCYCLES and SCOOTERS Style - Performance SCONOMY PRICED FROM $ 189 00 | Parts & Service Available BRAITHWAITE BROS.TEL.264-5445 HUNTINGDON Roch Trepanier AUTOMOBILE INC.p JUST THIS \u2014 our neighhors south où the border observe Decoration Dav on Friday.1966 CHEV.1966 CHEV.BISCAYNE BELAIR, sedan Coach v8.327 6 Cyl, Auto.Auto.RADIO 1450.00 1750.00 1966 CHEV.| Biscayne, sed, | VB, auto.1750.00 | 1966 CHEV.Biscayne, sedan 6 cxl., auto.1500.00 1965 CHEV.Station Wagon 1250.00 1965 CHRYSLER 4 dr.H.T.Fully Equipped 1375.0 1965 CHEV.BELAIR sedan 850.00 BEST DEALS ON NEW CARS AND TRUCKS HUNTINGDO TEL.264-5822 TEL.264-5356 HUNTINGDON VHUNENCHNNESENSRESESSNERL AUS : SPECIAL .: FINANCE RATES n u a : NO PAYMENT n Ç : x » BEFORE 3 MONTHS : ; Fast 1 Hour Credit Service \u201c PITTTITTIEIIEETLTLLILLLIETIIE MAVERICK IS IN mm: = ru 2 2222 \u2014 2 0 0 \u2014 0 te 00 0 0 \u2014 67 HONDA, Motorcycle 65 MUSTANG.2 dr, H.T., 8 cyl., auto 65 OLDS.F85.4 dr, sed., 8 cyl., auto.65 VAUXHALL, 2 dr.sed., 4 cvl., «td.64 GALAXIE 500, 2 dr., H.T., 8 cyl., auto.MOTORS Inc.HUNTINGDON Vernon Elder, 64 METEOR, 4 dr., sed., 8 cvl., auto.64 FORD Custom, 4 dr., sed., 8 cyl., auto.64 DODGE, 4 dr., sed., 8 cvl., auto, 63 GALAXIE 500.2 dr., H.T., 8 cvl., auto.63 FAIRLANE, 4 dr., sed., 8 cyl., auto.63 GALAXIE.Ctrv sed, 8 cvl.\u2026.auto.63 CHEVROLET, 4 dr.sed., 6 cyl., auto.62 GALAXIE 500.4 dr, sed., 6 cvyl., auto.66 FORD Econoline van, 6 cvl., std.64 Ford Econoline VAN, 6 cvl., std.49 DODGE, Pickup, 6 cyl., std.in which they organized the en- service and the luncheon i byterian Church met un the \u201cBlowing in the hall on Tuesday, afternoon.A and the [final hymn.large bale où clothing was pack = à _ \\s ) Wednesdav.Mav 28th, 1969 The Gleaner - 3 Mrs Lindsay Cullen, retiring organist was presented with a gift of appreciation for her many years as choir diree- tor and organist.Mr, Alvin Gruer addresed Mrs, Cullen at the close ot the morning ser vice on Sunday, Mav 25 expres- sine the regret of the Session and the concreration of her retirement On Wednesday even.mg Mes Collen was entertained at a diner a toe home of Mr and Mrs, Man Hooker Present and tormer chou members were present aod oa sat wae presented on behall of the eho Mrs Cullen thanked ali or thew \u201cand thouchs and pronnsed to bye ndvottable as u sub-fiute orem stat the chareh -0 desiret hes Mrs Cullen has been a mens ber ot Ormistous l'reshéteret Chon sance Vita nd nat\u201d ts tdteen veut She te at a Herndsi font er am 3 anda School teacher Younes People - Sc cvleuder qu oore dent a dar vor bone or it dade hee ! t Hh nt dd.(Jon! je M ma etre re a.I aN | A 0 oF plorers and Children of the Church.She 15 à past member aad chawman of Education ot the Women's Institute.BEAUHARNOIS DRIVER KILLED \\ resident ot St Etienne, County of Beatumarnois was killed anstantly in an accident whieh occurred Sunday May 25, at 7°15 p.m, at one mite tram the village of St ten.ne.on Mange 10.Constable Alain Joset of \u201che Vatlevhiekd detachment of ith \u201cer * ouries, reported that Andre Montnent 20, lost controt of 5 aa convertible a A nas a [TI xn Go ut dope to a Ke vaut tre LA \"THE LAND COLORS\u201d Sera engagl white tétons Ne 780 \u201cloge WhHe exfm of Ma 101 Finn enema ight grny No HO Fu + eraman Mun wry No VIG Copa pate 57 CRD SE past veve 8405 Mount Fo, al iéaiete Ce [3 vor Athelstan Sash and Door and Grist Mill Donald Race, prop.Tel.264-5533 Athelstan 254-3222 IT PAYS TO BUY AT LEFEBYRE'S TEL.264-5464 WEEKEND GROCERY SPECIALS Fifective Wed.May 2829-30).31 Stes Mai tine Pasteuized CREAMERY BUTTER i Lamingo Oven Dressed CHICKENS » 4 (0 4 lbs, 67¢ 39e suve 5c dh.save 10ç we Sc Ib Yh Te ep AN Coed FRUIT vd \u2018COCKTAIL ! T6 «28 07, tin Colgate\u2019s Ultra Brite Tooth Paste Chant Size Tube - 63¢ si $40 save FOC BRL wa cg no ba que-tés, L.I.(save 16¢ Heinz \u2014 Fartev Champion TOMATO JUICE 48 oz.tin 2 for 79.save 14c EXTRA SPECIALS LINOLEUM RUGS 9 X 12.requires no waxing ; Reg.12.95 for 10.55 Extra Good Qualitv SEMI-GLOSS and LATEX paints 5.95 gal.\u2014 1,95 at.JUST RECEIVED a large shipment of Ladies\u2018 SUMMER DRESSES, 4.95 to 22.95 DISCOUNT on all Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s COATS 8 or.jar - 69: save i0c 207; 4 - The Gleaner Wednesday, May 28th, 1969 Fhe LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.KEITH HOWDEN.President and Publisher Member of: Audit Bureau of Circulation Canadian Waekly Newspapers' Association Second Class Mail Registration Number - 0733 Subscription rate: $6.00 per year Canada and U.S.A.Single Copy 15c SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT CHATEAUGAY, N.Y.12920 Although every precaution will be taken to avoid error, The Gieaner accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error in any advertisement published hereunder unless a proof of auch advertisement is re.J quested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner CR business Office signed by the advertiser and with such error and correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case if any error sn roted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shali not exceed such a proportion of the entirs cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisament.ACVTYS {could do without and be perfcet- beyond (Continued from page 1) population more and more awakened to the political problems, are as many reasons # which have prompted us to organize this special meeting of the members, I never want to wish my life ed out the day before?Was it a away, but some weekends I crank?Was it a taxpayer driven shape of seminars and it is The conference will take the the brink?Nobody hoped that the members, minis- ly happy to have my \u2018ife cut knows, but it will come out some ters and prime minister will shost by three days.day.\"participate actively.We have It started Friday.Somebody| Well, nothing wrong wiih that, chosen the general meeting called the principal at the school you say.Just a little extra ex- formula and have formed teams at 8 a.m, and said there was a citement, and no harm done.But of members who will prepare bomb planted in the building.|! knew what was coming, These the basic documents before the Very sensibly, he kicked all things all run in three\u2019s.as any conference and will be the ani- the students out of the plant, |old pilot will tell yon.mators of discussions for they and kept all the teachers in it.! Saturday, I played my first will be responsible for the sem- It was a rather brutal, but effi-' golf game of the season.1 dis- inar.cient, way of pointing out who covered that either I'd gone The opening session will allow was dispensable in the system.blind, or Old Nick was Moving n general discusion of all as- Hordes of police and firemen the hall just as I swung.Talk pects of the conference follow- added to the excitement, The abou! a lack of communication.ing a few discussions of the teachers were (twittering like| | was right, Sunday morning.existing structures.swallows, making bad jokes a-'at six sharp.I was visited by The main subject is the \u2018Role bout ticking brief cases and the lightning flu bug that has of the deputy\u201d and the discus- Editorial Notes.How Modern Is Modern?E have heard the expression \u2018\u2019That\u2019s Modern\u201d.We have seen those things which we are told are modern.This is a new modern age we have been told.At the risk of being thought \u2018old hat\u2019 or born thirty years too soon, we would say that much of what is believed modern is really from the middle ages.We have various types of our young men who wear their hair long or have long sideburns and even a mustache, or a beard ard we are told this is modern.We don't have to go back many years for men to be showing off sideburns, mustaches and beards.In fact it was the style.À little further back and we could come to the long hair and some splendid hairdos.In fact these hairdos had a much more effective look because those who had them took fastidious care of their hair.In some cases of course, wigs were worn, The long hair of today, in a number of cases, looks as if some toiletries were needed.In this earlier age it was also the style for men to wear elaborate shirts, velvet coats and britches in bright colors.Our young men of today are beginning to wear colored suits and coats in varied design.We are told this is modern.The cut of the suit may have a modern touch, but that is about all.On the female side we have been treated to an amazing number of styles which have been characterized as modern.We must say that the mini skirt is modern compared to_earlier years when milady\u2019s dress used to drag the ground.In those days the trend was to cover up.Today it is to uncover everything possible with the consequence that in beach wear there is much nudity.In some places, \u2018topless\u2019 women have appeared.We are told that sex must be displayd in more ways and there is no doubt that some women\u2019s styles are doing their best.Women have also turned to wearing trousers.The latest trend is toward this type of apparel for evening wear.In view of the fact that many women are doing men's jobs, the wearing of trousers in certain vocations is quite sensible.However, there are some occasions when something more feminine would make better sense.But this is modern.With this electronic age we have many gadgets which were not in vogue in earlier years.For these we are truly thankful as they save us the considerable work and energy that was expended befere their introduction.To mention a few, where would we be today without washing machines, dryers, vacuum cleaners, toasters or cook- stoves?Those things alone have taken much of the drudgery out of housekeeping.Electricity in general has eased our way of living and provided us with entertainment in the way of radio and television.These things may be regarded as truly modern.A more illusory change has come about in the matter of ladies\u2019 hairstyling.Her ladyship used to depend upon her own ingenuity to do her hair styling.Now she goes to the beauty parlour and gets it done.She might even be wearing a wig.This latter might not be as modern as some would have us believe.Wigs were worn away back when.Even some of those loose styles now being worn by the teens are a throwback to earlier days.We should not be lulled into a sense that all that is happening in this day is modern.Much of it is being derived from the past \u2014 it just looks new, that's all, The Montreal Expos F late the Montreal Expos baseball team has put on a most disappointing exhibition.We do not look for wins all the time, but we do not look for losses either.This is a picked team of players which is supposed to put Montreal on the map insofar as baseball is concerned.Unfortunately the team is not pure bred Canadian stock and to our mind this is not good.Our idea is that the players should all be of Canadian extraction and thus able fo truly represent Montreal and Canada as Canada\u2019s own baseball team.We would rather see a truly Canadian team struggling to do its best, than one such as we have now.We believe that a Canadian team could be trained and make a name for itself in due course if the proper facilities were afforded.How much better it would be to have the Expos true Canadian.Montreal and the rest of Canada would have something to be really proud of.The Montreal Expos started off with by winning, but soon lost the habit and picked up a losing streak it seems unable to shake.Such exhibitions will not draw big gates \u2014 more especially in view of the make-up such a team would have much ambition to make a real showing for Montreal.There must be pride of achievement, pride of accomplishment and an urge to do the best for the home fans.While perhaps Montreal is not much concern of ours, the team does represent Canada.In hockey the \u201cHabs\u201d help rep- rasent Canada in the National League, but they are local players and that counts too.lf we are going into baseball let us have local players even if they start out a bit wesk.Given confidence and practice they should improve after a season and perhaps go on to successes in the future.If they did lose, it would at least be our own citizens who would be doing it.Not having had a baseball team in the field before, it is going to take a little while to get one\u2019 into shape.There would be more enthusiasm if the team is composed of local citizens, or Canadians.It is something to think about and the who's who in Montreal should be giving the matter some consideration right now.Perhaps next season an all_Canadian team could be fielded which would have some- tample, su settled myself in a'sure the sink was coming.other hilarious objects, ibeen decimating classes lately.gion will be subdivided as fol- As an old fighter pilot.who[l barely made it to the bath- jows during the five seminars.had bombed, and had been bomb) room, where evrything came up| The deputy and the perma: ed in more ways than one, Hexcept the traditional kitchen pent committee of the Ilouse thought I should sect a good ex- sink, and a couple of times I was of Commons.President A.Gillespie.It goes without saying that; The depuly.the caucus, and that was my Sunday lo take up the commitlees within the cau- the collection.Shivering and cys, President G.Deachman.sweating and tottering, | made The deputy and his relations The kids had à ball.It was|it through the service.And if 1 with the Cabinet and the Public like being locked out of jail.jdon't get to heaven, on that per- function.President.T.Lefebvre.The smokers gathered in their|formance alone.somebody is 2o- The deputy in the House ol outside smoking bay and reel-{ing to catch hell, Commons.President, L, Iran- ed away on the weed as though) Sunday, our new kitten who fs.it were going out of style.Ahad been perfectly trained from The deputy, the representa- number of young ladies, lock-|the day we brought him home, tive.President, J.A.Mongrain.ec! out of the sehool on a cold,|going to his litter-box as though The members are more and windy day and lightly clad, he's been doing it for years, more conscious of the responsi- climbed into cars with their suddenly decided to join the bilities, of the surplus of work boy friends to \u2018keep warm.\u201d [teen-age revolt or something, involved duc to the new rul- The pool-room crowd headed [and found a corner, right at the inga and committees of the straight downtown, back of one of the kitchen cup- House.All feel the need of a Eventually, the schuol was: boards, where you couldnt quite greater specialization and bet- cleared and we got a sort of reach him, which was more to (er co-ordination of their efforts.half-holiday, while the police his liking.If this conference succeeds in searched the building.Every-; Sunday evening, after being making the parliament more one rather enjoyed the break of assurcd by four different ex- efficient, all members où the routine except myself, To some- perts that Pip, the kitten, was House will benefit.one who is perfectly organiz- a male, a lady dropped in and The structure and service of ed, such a disruption is very dis- dropped a pall by announcing, the Canadian parliament were ruping.with proof, that he was a lady.instituted at a time when the It was a fairly hair-raising A big, ugly, yellow tomcat loi- depuly\u2019s function was a part day for the teachers in charge tering in the vicinity when T'time position, when their parti- of the school\u2019s annual musical threw the little monster out-|cipation was much more re- comedy, lo be presented lhat side in the morning underlined! stricted, at the legislative and night.Would there be any au- the point.county levels, dience, with the local radio\u2019 We had a visitor Sunday night| The Parliament being in ses- station announcing, hourly.that who stayed up talking until 3!sion practically the year around, there might be a bomb in the'a.m, 1 arrived at work Monday the members spending in gen- school?[morning physically and emo-lopal seventy hours a week in Necdless to say, there was no!lionally ravaged.And who was|{heir function, (lie responsibili- bomb, and there was a huge au-:there?A sweel young woman, |ties being increased by the dience, and the musical.for- a former student, who's going House commitlees, the partici tunately, was anything bul ajto be a teacher.and wanted to'palion to a great number of bomb.Happy ending.observe\u201d me in action, Some gpecial committees of the cau- Who made the phone call\u201d |action.eus, the more and more press- Was it a kid who had been bawl-[(Toronto Telegram Syndicale) jug demands the electors, - make il impossible to be efficient in his tadk unless quick \u2018solutions are found to the pre- |sent situation.The deputies consider this \u2018problem as most urgent and the majority give it a great priority.They believe that it is possible to increase their cffi- ciency and are relying on his conference in June, a week prior to the summer adjournment, Lo find solutions to their problems corner of the staff room and read poctry, Not a soul was impressed.which was rather depressing.i _ Huntingdon Locals Huntingdon County Hospital Notes Frankfori, Germany on Saturday morning May 24 and from The Huntingdon County Hos- there she departed for Born- pitay gratefully acknowiedges dorf, à small village in the the receipt of Annual Member.south-western provinces.She ships from Mr.Arthur Nielson will be employed by a private and Mrs.George Melntyre as children's camp, and through well as the following donations: $25.00 from the Ladies Valdo Bowling League: $3.00 from Mr.and Mrs.Hartley Arthur in memory of Mr.Raymond Edwards; $10.00 (rom Mrs.Ethel Chambers in memory of Mrs, Earl Elder: $5.00 from Mr.and Mrs.Allan Mack in memory of Miss Alice Wilson: $5.00 [rom Mr.and Mrs, Edward McGinn and $5.00 from Miss Berths McGinn in memory, of Mr.Harris Baker.Mr.and Mrs, Allan Helm returned to their home in Garden City the past week after! an enjoyable three weeks visiting relatives and friends in England and Scotland.About half of their holiday was spent in London and the other half A summer exchange programme organized by Bishop's University in Lennoxville has resulted in an exciting and in teresting summer project for Miss Deborah Gaw, daughter of in the resort rea of Blackpool.| ) as Parliament members.Mr.and Mrs.Omer Parent and family of Moncton, N.B.are visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Wil bur Arthur.her work, hopes to learn more about Germany, the people.Lhe customs and the language.She is expected to return home during the last week in August.Miss Mary Crowe has return- TT ed to Huntingdon after spending gry VEGETARIAN a few days last week visiting i with friends in Ormstown.{Nutritious too! Combine \u20181 \u2014_\u2014 \u2018cup grated raw carrot, 1/4 lca- Mr.Eric Smail of Montreal SPUON sall, 2 teaspoons chili spent the weekend al the home SAUCE and 2 tablespoons may- of his parents, Mr.and Mrs, Onnaise.Makes % cup filling Gordon Smail.: \" wood on enriched white bread.ane \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 em CCS AARTLALARAL VALLE CCS | i t : sa of the team.It is hard to imagine that thing to say for itself.gay was enjoyed with friendly; A donation from Mrs.D.D.! visiting as well as work form- Fraser was gratefully ack- Church News ing the main format of the;nowledged by the sccretary.DUNDEE \u2014 Pentecostal day.As no May birthdays were Sunday was observed in Zion Of course, dinner always ac- celebrated hy members, the United Church on May 25th companies an all-day meeting, coffers were not made any with a timely message being and so, at lunch time a boun- richer in this respect.The given by the pastor, Mr.Char.tiful \u2018potluck\u2019 dinner wags ser-i sum of $9.was handed to the les Carpentier., ved by the hostess with a com.Treasurer, this- being realized Mr.Carpentier also extend- plete menu ranging through from the sale of skirts to sev.ed an invitation from our from juice, hot casseroles, #8.cral young pcople in and out friends in Powerscourt United lads, rolls, relishes, pic and of the community.Plans were Church to attend a special a delectable assortment of made to pack a hale of spring service there on Sunday eve- squares, complemented, of and summer clothing to be ning, at which time they will course, by pots of steaming, sent to the Supply Depot in celebrate their 80th anniver- hot coffee.{ Montreal, Thig will be packed sary, It is sincerely hoped that, Following dinner, Mrs.Car- at the Manse this week, the a goodly number will meet, pentier, the president, opened\u2019 end of May, and anyone hav.with the members of our sis.the meeting with the Worship: ing donations for this project ter Church, and worship with| Service being led by Mrs.V.'are asked to leave them with them at this special service of Eider.A portion of the ser Mrs.Carpentier.The two commemoration.; vice followed the May worship, quilts, sweater and mittens U.C.W.Meeting from the Clip Sheet, and Mrs.: which had been requested by The regular monthly meet.Elder was assisted in this part Supply are ready to be for.ing of the United Church Wo- hy Mrs Lester Fraser and Mrs.warded, and these items will men wag entertained on Wed-' Winston Armstrong.The rali go along with the used cloth: nesday, May 21st, at the home call was answered by ten mem.ing.of Mrs.Lisle Watterson.This hers reading a verse from the: Tentative plans for an after took the form of an all-day Bible containing the word noon tea were discussed.\u2018This event, with the ladies gather- \u201cLarth\u2019.Af the next meeting, tea would take the form of a ing in the morning to tie the: which will be the final one un- social afternoon in a member's two quilts which had been; til September, the word \u2018Faith\u2019 home with each member invit- pièced previously.À pisasant has been chosen (Continued on para 5) Dundee Dr.and Mrs.J.S.Gaw of Hunt.ingdon.Deborah arrived in Near Fatal (Continued from page 1) y gether at the intersecion of Plank Road and Highway 3 at 9 p.m.Saturday.SNNXENNES ENS SENSNNNERANSNSNS sports car tumbled several hundred fee.down the high- | way.The other, heavier auto came to rest near the Cr LL Lu Len of the road with a badiy (4) TrAGKE CHERSE C | smashed front end but with its] wv He driver unhurt.(bine one cup collage cheese According to police, the Sund J Fir sports car was a total loss.| or plain cream cheese) with Sunday, June First With Boucher in the car was|1/3 cup chopped salted pea- GOD IS LOVE! his brother and two girls.Bow.nuts, 1/8 tcaspoon onion salt,! ST.JAMES, ORMSTOWN cher, his brother and one gir , ; were later released from hos.[and 1/4 cun salad dressing.hao Morming Frayer ON pital with cuts and brutses, Makes 1 1/3 cups filling \u2014 11.00 Holy Communion lowever, one girl was kept in\u2019 Let Montreal's Jean Talon Hospital 5° well with whole wheat CHRIST CHURCH, with a suspected skull facture, bread.2.30 Holy Comm.Firemen emerge from smoky Huntingdon home during Friday fire.(See Blaze, page 1).EN CNGNCÉNNNS Anglican Church Cards of Thanks We, the family of the late Robert McGerrigle wish to ex: tend to all our relatives, neighbours and friends our sincere \u201cthanks\u201d for the many expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement.Also to express our gratitude to Drs.Johnson and Stalker, nurses and staff on the 3rd floor of the Barrie Memorial Hospital, for the care and attention given to my husband and to our dad during his illness.Maggie McGerrigle Clayton, Beryl and Barbara Stacey.My sincere thanks to all who remembered me with visits, letters and cards vrhile | was a patient in the Hun- tingdon County Hospital.Anna F.Smallman We wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who showed their concern over the loss of our house by fire.We have been overwhelmed by the many thoughtful things which have been done on our behalf; gifts, clothes, donations, helpful hands, a shower and the Ormstown Legion 196 dance leaves us at a loss for words to express our heartfelt gratitude.We are immensly proud of the Ormstown Volunteer Fire Department for its efficiency in saving our house.Little do we realize until a time of crisis, how important and yet unrewarded these men are.Linda and Gary Upton Married THERRIEN - STARK \u2014 At St.Mary's Church, Fort Cov- ington, N.Y, on May 3, 1969, Donna Ruth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Stark of Huntingdon, to Mr.Mack Therrien, son of Mr.and Mrs.Emmett Therrien of Dundee, Que, the Rev.Thomas J.Robillard officiating.MONUMENTS OF DEVOTION.To Endure Forever To perpetuate a special memory, a well-chosen monument will stand with beauty, in quiet dignity.A memorial of magnificence.OM er a RGIS GLLN, Births ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS MARRIAGE NOTICES Engagement Mr.and Mrs, Clarence Platt of Ste.Agnes de Dundee announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Mr.Edward Ernest Watterson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Lisle Watterson, also of Ste.Agnes de Dundee.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Nu- gent announce ths engagement of their daughter, Merna Melody to Mr.Kenneth Earl McClenaghan, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McClenaghan.À September wedding is planned.In Memoriam |! McCRACKEN \u2014 In loving memory of my mother \u201cClara\u201d who passed away May 31, 1966.\u201cI miss you, Mom.\u201d Ever remembered by her loving daughter.NUSSEY \u2014 In loving memory of a dear father, J.H.Nussev, who passed away May 31, 1963, fl \u201cWhat we would give if we could say \u201cHello Dad\u201d, in the same old way.To hear your voice and see your smile, To sit with you and chat awhile.So please God, forgive a silent tear, A silent wish our Dad were here.\u201d Always remembered by The family WRIGHT \u2014 In memory of Mrs.Hazel Wright.\u201cDeep in our hearts your memory is Of one we loved and will never forget With so much to remember How could we ever forget Memory is a gift from God That time cannot destroy.\u201d Myrtle, Grace and David WRIGHT \u2014 In memory of Mrs.Hazel Wright.\u201cNow in God's prescnee Free from pain God bless you dear Mom meet again.\u201d Bernice and wee David Till we Calvin, ROUE EME LEE ano : ARR F Deaths IN *AEMORIAMS CARDS OF THANKS % REQUIEM MASSES & ELDER \u2014 At Beloeil, Que, Hilda Theresa Legault, aged 28 years, beloved wite of Earl Elder, dear mother of Donna and Gary, beloved daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse Legault.Funeral service was from Kelly Funeral Home, to St.Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Herdman, Que., on Saturday, May 24 at 10 a.m.Interment Athelistan Cemetery.McGERRIGLE \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital on May 18th, 1969, Robert Lindsay McGerrigle in his 73rd year, beloved husband of Maggie C.Geddes, dear father of Beryl (Mrs.Clayton Stacey).Rested at Mc.Gerrigle Funeral Home.Funeral was from St.James Anglican Church, Ormsiown on Wednesday, May 21st at 1:30 p.m.Interment St.James Cemetery.SAFIAN \u2014 Suddenly at the Huntingdon County Hospital on Sunday, May 25th, 1969 Alice Safian, aged 36 years, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Nicolas Safian and sister of Alexander and Eugene.Funeral service was held from the J.M.Sharpe Funeral Home, Franklin Centre, on Tuesday, May 27 at 10.30 am.Interment Franklin Cemetery.IVANCE \u2014 At the Montreal General Hospital, on Saturday, May 24th, 1969, Dorothy Edna Kay, aged 64 years, dearly beloved wife of Charles Pliny Vance, of Athel- stan, Que.(formerly of Si.Lambert), dear mother of Shirley (Mrs, R.Fraser) and Carolyn (Mrs.A.MacDonald) and dear sister of Gladys (Mrs.N.Chausse), of Chateauguay, and Edward Kay of Montreal.Rested at J.W.MacGillivray & Sons Funeral Home, 307 Riverside Drive St.Lambert.Funeral Tuesday at 1.30 a.m.from St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church St.Lambert.Interment Lakeview Cemetery.! LETTERING & CUTTING Kipling MEMORIAL WORKS Wm.Kipling & Sons TEL.825-2035 Riverfield i | | Flowers I or All Occasions Booth's Florist Reg'd Dave Booth, Prop, ; 100 Wellington St.; Tel.264-2996, Huntingdon XNNNSRENNSRNNNS ENS NN ENNS SKK CEA CXSKKCEK CIN: Reg d GORDON McINTYRE Proprictor Funeral Home FUNERAL DIRECTOR SNS SAXNNANNNNNN PHONES: i An auto driven by Catherine 264.5447 \u2014 264-5402 Parmelli, 54, of Montreal was AMBULANCE SERVICE emerging from rhe side road when it was met by a Triumph BB Huntingdon, Que.sports car being driven west.Bg ANNEE DIN CNSÉ .< 9 0, B.-.tet at mn var Mere Boucher, ?- , us FXSXKXCKIXKSNKRNENKK! | Following the impact, he #P ad i MONTPETIT Funeral Home Rodrigue Montpetit ; Prop.Funeral Director Modern Parlors Ambulance Service 170 Chiteauguay St.Huntingdon\u2019 Tél.264-5021 Air Conditioned St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church ! Send her on your anniversary flonêrs Little Denmark | Rev.G.McMichen, M.A,, B.D.Huntingdon, Quebec Divine Worship: 10.30 a.m.Sunday School 11.00 am.Flower Shos HEMMINGFORD.QUE, Before the need arises More and more thoughtful people are giving consideration to the idea of buying their family monument and cemetery plot IN ADVANCE OF NEED Death leaves many duties to be perform- cd, things which have to be done on difficult days.Many of these necessary duties cannot be arranged for in advance BUT THE SELÉCTION OF A CEMETERY LOT AND THE FAMILY MONUMENT CAN BE.Sce our selection of Canadian, Imported and \u201cRock OF Ages\u201d Granite with a no time limit, double protection guarantee.B.BRUNET MONUMENTS TEL.829-2386 ORMSTOWN Lettering & Repairs at Moderate Prices Hh , ! 3] St i \u201844 tal cn ch ni loc tol h in lon br rt on ho and wif hq thq whl hol all the trs ma TT IA TY MM da se +r TRS So.= War Me Rl We he OLD MILL STREAM CHUCKLES BY HAVELOCK HOME Busy Time For What started out seven years laundry/powder ago as a scarch for a week.enc country home has ended up a: a permanent base for Mr, an Mrs.Ron Jamieson.; The Jamiesons, along with their: hree children and coteri al dogs \u2014 a stray Chesapeake Lay Retriever, a Dalmatian anc st.Bernard \u2014 and horses, ca! a renovated farm house a Havelock Corners home now week-end or otherwise.The house is situared on : magnificent piece of land clos in a running brook, It wa formerly known as the Old Mi.property, and records of it existence go back as far a 1859.Most of the original form o the house has been retainec though the interior has bee renovated and decorated to be bo h modern and comfortable We enter the Jamieson hom through a small greenhouse I\"Mlants and greenery hang fron the ceiling, and all available table space is covered with pots and starter boxes of cu cumbers and cauliflowers, I'rom here, we enter the kit chen, which though mode nized has retained a farmhous look.The walls are stainec tongue and groove redwood he floor, as are all the doo: in the house is the original.À long one wall sits an antiqu bench which was purchaser \u2018rom the Temperance Hal a\u2019 one of the Havelock Fairs, A hove this hangs an antique gu and box r'elephone, A counte with a blue top stretches acros: the room and behind this sit: the sink and cuphoards, all of which overlook the swimmin: hole.\u201cThere were no cupboards a all\u201d.said Mrs.Jamieson, \u201csince the original had this huge par try.We tore thal down and room.This \u2018s the only area we added to he house.\u201d A pine table and n old school desk, stripped own to - he original wood com- ete the kitchen.On the floor ere, as throughout the house, re strewn plait ed scatter rugs n gay colours.The living and dining area re one, separated from cach ther by the strategic placing f a gold ivve seat The furni- ure here is Italian Provincial, \u2018one in gold \u2018ones.On every vailable wall space hang aintings and oils by Mr.Jam- son.The windows were newly ut in since the Jamicsons per- ered the smalleropaned ones 0 the one picce glass windows, \u2018rish Chain On the outside, the fron 'oor looks functional, but it s only a facade, since it is \u2018ever used.Inside, it is hor.lered with pancls of opaque lass used as a backdrop to a ollection of coloured crystal À stone fireplace juts out in- o the room.Pewter ware is \u2018isplayed on he mantle.while long the hearth stands an old leight runner: \u201cWe intend to nake that into a lamp some \u201cwv, explained Mr.Jamieson.There is also one of -hos hains on which women of gon- Jamiesons have wired.The «orner shelf cupboard 1s built uround the chimney from the furnace that the Jamiesons had put in when they first arrived, \u201csince there was no heat, ot water for that matter,\u201d ex- pained Mrs.Jamieson.The walls are papered mn a gold and dark green leat pattern.We then went into the guest room which also doubles as Mr.Jamieson\u2019s studio.Here, among antiques and a piano.vand finished and unfinished can.Vusses ON cCascis.On a hard- weod floor lies one of the scatter rugs that Mrs.Jamieson made.We then went ro the upper level where the bedrooms are \u201cocated.\u201cThis was a closed stairway\" said Mrs.Jamieson.\u201cWe tore down the wall and door and had a craf sman from St.Remi make this wrought iron railing to our specifications.A local weaver made this stair runner\u201d, which is in a weed pattern.A handsom» clock that came with the house hangs at the foot of \u201che stairwell.At the top of the landing is a 29 volume collection of Ereyelopedia Brictaniea which fates back to 1911.rations ago used to hang their StY!ish Bedrooms ots of stew when the family ireplace did double duty as he kitchen s ove.Mrs.Jamie.on said that this came from reland.Another very inter sting feature of 1+ he fireplace ; the set of firedogs.The mith who designed and vrought a literal pair of dogs \u2014 one in the form of a sit ing \u201cur, the other a lounging mongrel.In the dining area, over an oval table, hangs an oil lamp made the free space into the trom Covey Hill.which the Model 230 | International TRACTOR | ! 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We could have s'arted Dundee i (Continued from page 4) (ing one or two guests.Mrs, W Armstrong, RN.will address the tadies on the ever-timely topic of breast cancer.This should prove {o be an interesting afternoon and on which will be looked forward to with anticipation.The next meeting on June 18th will be held at the home of Mrs.V.Elder.It was de- cid ed to invite Mrs.Elizabeth Fleming to speak to the men.bers at this mecting about her recent trip to various Montreal dividuals enjoying the 3 day ax.sembly at Asbestos which had as its main theme \u201cMake Wise Use of the Remaining Time Mr.and Mrs.Stubbs had moved to Chateauguay, Quebee recently from Regina, Sask Presently emploved at (he C.N.R., Mr.Stubbs.20 vears a baptized witness of Jehovah mentioned his reason for moving into the area is, um his own words, \u201cbecause of the laree number of people in Quebec who want to make à close studs of the Bible to get the answers to their questions that tor Nears have been bothering them.We were very happy to be able to arrange our affairs to be ol some asistance here where the search for Bible pressing.\u201d Mrs Stubbs echoed her hus band's remarks.\u201cThe friendly.truth as so \u201cWe were looking for a coun.evom though he suface may belcongenial attitude present here try house and have friends in\u2019 low.the water is still flowing in Quebec gave me more oppor- Huntingdon.The arca seemed through.\u201d In the centre of wnity to enjoy my personal so we began our, the pool whic hunt.When we saw the house! depth of six Éget at one end, here ave more with a s{ream by thé side.we'is a rock sculpture formed by world problems and their solu- made up our minds.The first the same individual who de-tion in contrast to the Western ministry.\u201d she sald.People cansclous ol atmosphere ol materialism which is so strong, It is a jm lo speak to people again who Mr.Jamieson then went on'from scratch instead of reno- are conseious of their spiritual to expiain the struo ure of the vating as we did.\u201d needs,\u201d Mrs.Stubbs added.METRO BUTTER Quality 66 LB.STFTO SALT 15c JOTINSON J-CLOTH BOX OF 12 49c Facelle Royale PAPER 2 Ih.Box CHUCK ROAST Qc LB.TOWELS 4 Rolls 49c \u201cMEILLEUR\" PIES Assorted FRESH 1 Pint Box spl PERRES 3 for $ 1.00 \\ 3 for 89c KRAFT .SLICED CHEESE 8 OZ.PKG.35¢ MAPLE-LEAF CUCUMBERS Green, Select Florida 1 HENDERSON 3 for 29c CHIPS 11 6z.pke.Buy-pkg for 6% Get your môfey back by réturning coupon inside.R.MENARD & FILS Nc METRQ MARKET Savoia TOMATO | PASTE 6 or, tins 10 for $1.00 LL CELESTINS Vichy Water 32 or.btle | 49c ! | METRO : WINDOW Cleaner \u201820 07.SHAK 19c \u2018Soft Drinks | Twist cap, non return i able bottles 32 07.btle 15 for $1.00 ; NUGGETT ! SUPER WHITE SHOE POLISH Buy one, get one free | THE | ; 2 for 59c | FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 LI BAG 796 bn I.C DRINKS Asst 48 OZ.TINS 3 for $1.00 HUNTINGDON Wednesday, May 28th, 1969 Centres in which the U.C.-W.are keenly interested The mectng closed with the staging of Hymn 215 and the repeating of the Mizpah Benediction, Social Mrs.Huth Gobeille at Jamestown, Rhode Istand spent several days of last week with her friend, Mrs, Elizabeth Fleming, Mrs.Gobeille and Mrs.Fieming became ac! quainted several years ago when they were both members of a European tour And have Rept in clase touch ever since Mrs.Fleming and her guest Were entertained by Miss Lila Winters of Ormstown on Thursday when they enjoved dinner in a popular cating Cornwall spot in Valleyfield.On Friday, Mrs.Fleming, Mrs.and Miss Agnes enjoyed dinner Alguire ot! (Cow inued on page 6) The Gleaner - 5 the Cornwallis Hotel.Mrs.Go.Gobetlle] peille returned to her home RED'S CAR WASH 75 Bouchette St.Huntingdon NOW OPEN Wash \u2014 Wax \u2014 Simonir Fast Service \"KRINKLE\" Ass\u2019t colors and patterns 39 COTTON Rich shades, ass\u2019t patterns SHIFT Dresses $ 1.77 SIZES 10-12-14-18 BOYS\u2019 and GIRLS\u2019 CABANA SETS Size 1 RB Men's Olive Sizes Trousers POLYESTER PERMANENT PRESS Beige - - Tobacco JUST IN SUMMER BERMUDA SHORTS SLACKS, etc.Blue 28 - 42 FREI GIFT when you cash your family allowance chaque at our store.CHILDREN'S - MEN'S RUNNING SHOES 89¢ to $2.99 - LADIES\u2019 Magasin LAMBTON ST.5-10-15 Store F.RATTE, prop.ORMSTOWN _ \u2014 \\ THE EASY WAY TO WASH YOUR CAR FSPRAY\u2026 6-The Gleaner Dundee (Continued from page 5) roses, on Saturday.lattended her sister as maid of,wore a blue double-breasted Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Daw- honor, She wore a lime green wool suit with beige nccessor-!\" son of Ottawa motored to Hun.foorlength chiffon dress withlies and a corsage of yellow: tingdon on Saturday to attend Empire waist trimmed wilh sweetheart roses.funeral services for their white guipure lace panel in! The brice attended Hunting.cousin, the late Mrs.Larl; front and lace at the cuffs of don High Schol and was gradu-y Alder.Mrs.Dawson then spent the long full sleeves.Her large ated last June irom Salmon the remainder of the week brim hat was of matching color River Central School.The groom\u2019 end with her Fleming, mother, Mrs.and fabric and she wore white | is also a graduate of Salmon gloves and shoes.River Central Schoul, He spent.Mrs.Martha Currie accom-: he bridesmaids, Miss Martha tree years in the emploved panied Mrs.Hilda Holden and Chodat of Huntingdon and Miss th pe wmeral Motors plant, Mas- two other friends 10 Rouses Helen Benane of Fort Covington.5 \u201cPhe counle are residing | point.N.Y.last Sunday Where wore identical outfits in yellow.in he former Harlan Platt house | Shey spent the day visiting They carried baskets ol yellow hich they have purchased.Mr.Norman MacPhec has mr, Gary Therrien, brother of| returned to his home here the groom, of Hartford, Conn., .from Huntingdon County Hos was best man and ushers were Busy time.pital where he had been à Messrs, John Cushman and a _ medical patient.We trust that Garv Beaudin of Fort Coving-| (Continued from page 5 \u2019 aw and Order Crime, bloodshed, death = he will make satisfactory pro- on \u2019 gress towards becoming mo- \u2019 bile again.Mrs.Stark.mother of the the general scene today world Mr and Mrs.Alister Kelly, bride.wore an cnsemble dress, wide, refiects violence! Everyi Sharon and Kirk of Belleville, and threc-quarter length coat level of society is affected.trom Ont.visited their camp at Le- in silk and worsted in teal blue \u2018student to businessman.to a blanc\u2019s Point over the Victoria with matching hat of French im- much greater degree than at Day weekend.\u2018ported fabric.Her corsage was any time before in the history It has been reported that of yellow sweetheart roses and of mankind.The Philadelphia Bill Fraser, son of Mr and a miniature orchid.Sun Bulletin dated June 10,! Mrs.Donald Fraser, has re., A reception, held at the Le- 1968, commenting on the gener- ceived his notice of acceptance gion Hall, Huntingdon.was cat- al breakdown of morals and to McGill University where ered by the Ladies Auxiliary.principles mentioned Not all he will pursue a pre-med ! T Tm me is committed ut the end a gun \u2014 most erime is committed by people who wear of matching fabric.She carried Music for dancing was furnish.ice clean white shirts to work a bouquet of yellow sweetheart ed by Mrs.Campbell Boyd and \u20acV¢ y.an lorchestra of Ormstown.For her the way law and order Wednesday, Mav 28th, 1969 en Miss Janice Stark of Montreal going-away outfit Mrs, Therrien broken down.| | - commented on the current scene Wedding Reception Huguette and Rejean Racine SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1969 at 8.30 p.min basement of Hotel du Vieux Moulin ORMSTOWN Refreshments \u2014 Dance with Gagner\u2019s orchestra Admission: $2.00 each EVERYONE WELCOME -REMINDER- FRIDAY, MAY 30th, 9 P.Mut ROBIDOUX'S BARN, Dumas Range Ormstown 30th Wedding Anniversary Reception WHITEFORD and JENNIE McKELL Music: Jimmy Walker and The Rhythm Riders NOTICE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hun- tingdon County Hospital will hold a general meeting in the Board room of the hospital on MONDAY, JUNE 2nd 1969, at 8 p.m.All members are invited 10 attend.The Beechridge Presbyterian Church WILL OPEN ON JUNE 8th for its BY-WEEKLY SERVICES at 2.30 P.M.Special music will be rendered on thal day hy the very able choir and organist of Maplewood Presbyterian Church.\u201c Reverend Moncrieff, B.A, B.D., minister course in September.Bill is a member of the class of \u201869 at Salmon River Central School in Fort Covington, N.Y, Wedding Therrien \u2014 Stark POWERSCOURT UNITED CHURCH 80 th Anniversary SUNDAY, JUNE 1.\u2014 8.15 P.M, Guest speaker \u2014 Rev.Stanley Gibson Montreal United Church Miss Donna Ruth Stark, dau- Special Music \u2014 Mr Wm.Howieson ghter of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence ; ; : sister 5 8 ick © \u2014 Salter Sisters i Stark of Huntingdon.Quebec, Howick Choir alter Sister became the bride of Mack Ther- EVERYONE WELCOME ! | rien.son of Mr.and Mrs.Em.Come and share this special service | ; mett Therrien.Dundee, Quebec, in a ceremony at St.Mary's Church Fort Covington.on Sat- day.May 3rd.at 11:00 a.m.The Rev.Thomas J.Robillard, pastor, officiated.Mrs, William Boyle presided at the organ and the Rev.Herbert Goold, pastor of the Huntingdon United Church was soloist.Given in marriage by her fa ther.the bride was attired in a floor-length white gown of ben- galine silk with fitted waist trim med with guipure lace.The skirt was fashioned with bustle hips and the back ended in a train.wid pete ce Her elbow-length illusion veil \" i en ES was held by a pillbox headpiece ANNOUNCING \u201cou\u201d NEW CLASS fa\u2019 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL (on EE 2 Malone ED, - thru - TUES.(1 week) THE MOVIE EVERYONE WANTS TO SEE! ACADEMY AWARD WINNER es = \"One of the year's M best pictures!\u201d LA = Du a Cue ) notin (LIA RUT LTE LL 2001 a SUPER PANAVISION® - METROCOLOR Starring KEIR DULLEA \u2014 GARY LOCKWOOD AVIVVAVAVAVN Shows: Midweek 8 p.m.; Sat.: 6.30 - 9.30; Sun.6 and 9.00.Matinees: Fri.- Sat.- Sun, at 2.00 ~~ ~ ~ COMING NEXT WEEK \u201cThe shoes of the Fisherman\u201d OPENING Wedding SAnriversazy Huntingdon TUES - JUNE 3, 8P.M e 07 Mr.and Mrs.Fred Baskin * of Ormstown, Quebec, celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary at the Orms- will 2 enn REGISTRATION $3.00 ; E 4 town Presbyterian Church ones 4 Hall on May 31, 1969 from Weekly Meeting 6 - 10 PM.; $2.00 WELCOME TO RELATIVES \\WAICHERS : AND FRIENDS TEL.: ; \u2018 * 8 518-483-6650 | 77 25075 bates and Hotel BALMORAL TEL.373-7424 VALLEYFIELD THURS., FRI., SAT.SUN.MAY 29-30-31, JUNE 1 MEMORIAL DAY WEEK-END AT BOWL MART | | 1 ! | ' | | i The great Country Western Band Fri.& i Waymen.a Sat, nites.Open Bowling on newly re- surfaced championship howling lanes, Canadian money at Par.Bowl Mart \u2014 the fun spot of the north country at Rouses Point.ROD and GUN HOTEL-MOTEL Port Lewis Orchestra FRI.SAT.SUN.i Music by LES * Bruxelles Plus M.C.and EXOTIC DANCER FRANKLIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE MALONE, N.Y.WED., THURS., FRI., SAT.\u2014 MAY 28, 29, 30, 31 THE BIGGEST COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE \"ROAD TO NASHVILLE\" starring MARTY ROBBINS Doodles Weaver \u2014 Connie Smith Richard Arlen ALSO \u201cSaturday Night Bath in Apple Valley\u201d SUN., MON,, TUES, WED.\u2014 JUNE 1, 2, 3, 4 \" COOL HAND LUKE\u201d Paul Newman ALSO \" WAIT UNTIL DARK\u201c AUDREY HEPBURN NO EXCHANGE on CANADIAN MONEY = Es EE EVERYONE WELCOME Nearly New Sale to be held on Saturday, May 31, from 1 p.m.to 4 p.m.at the Knights of Co- | lumbus Hall, Huntingdon, Que.organized by j Cercle de Fermieres of St.Anicet legal systems are imperfect, alfor Giving first the reasons for fact that prominent individuals.many, has similarly related were answer-|the Asbestos region.The con-;the failure of man's system of many times use to their own \u2018\u2019stretc A ied by Mr.William Veenstra, clusion of Mr, Veenstra's dis- law and.order, Mr.Veenstra advantage.Even if our laws and tion.Why?What are the reasons district supervisor of the Watch course \u2018LAW AND ORDER \u2014| TOWN THEATRE Chateaugay, N.Y.Tonight thru Wed., June 4 7 BIG DAYS 010 hE EE A ESD ED AS ED RE ED I ED ED SP aS SN EE ED EACH EVENING AT 7.30 P.M.SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1 P.M.Winner of 10 Academy Awards |\u201c GONE WITH THE WIND\u201d Starring CLARK GABLE, VIVIEN LEIGH, LESLIE HOWARD, OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In Color Cinema Mod 3 BOUCHETTE Huntingdon, Que: TEL.264-3181 FRI.- SAT.* SUN.\u2014 MAY 30-31 June 1 ee THEY LIVE FOR KICKS NS he : 3 t en AP de EL ~ ; BN wy ps © THEYRE ) Sa\u201d (A THE ; Ba WILDEST JES NN 9 OFTHE WILD ONES! ATS TECHNICOLOR® 1.STEVE ALAIMD JI BRA CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES RELEASE | ALSO \u2014 Mary rMerser YY Gy and make CO COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents JACK LEMMON IN A MARTIN MANULZ PPOUCTION \u2014 RTER © ELAINE FaIx MAY NINA WAYNE.vs EDDIE MAYEHOFF | SUGGESTED F ADDED SUNDAY \"CENT MILLIONS \u2018ONT DISPARU\" 7S HZ SZ OU Fined by PANAVISION® cor ty EASTMAN COLOR (GI, | for the failure of the law und|Tower Soclety, Sunday, May 18, WHEN AND HOW?\" gave to to which the honest observer, their enforcement were perfect order system of today?Is there|1989, at the Ashestos Recrea-|the audience what has been gen- history and the present condi-jthe people living under them a remedy for mankind's pre-ition Centre to the delight of an|erally missing from similar tion of the world testify.Man's are not, so pushing thelr desir.sent plight?These thought-pro-, audience 805 strong, assembled discussions \u2014 the remedy.and who decry voking questions and others'from 14 communities, including something for Public Auction WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th, at | p.mat the farm of the late MAURICE LABERGE 1% mi.west of St.Chrysostome (Black River Rd.) LIVESTOCK: 20 head of Holstein cattle, consisting of i cows, 8 fresh, 2 due to freshen in June 2 heffani yr.old to freshen in Sept.1 o ifer pue .old heifer.p pen heifer 2 yrs; 1 yeur- FARM EQUIPMENT: \u2018armall-AÀ tractor with hydraulic plow in nj condition; M-D 2.wheel manure s reader on rubber: 11-drill seeder; farm wagon on rubber with rack; 24 ft hay elevator with motor like new; double sleighs; 2 cutters; hay loader; hay mower; scales 2000-1b.cep.disc harrows; 2.wheel milk cart; used metal roofing: baled hay, baled siraw, 400 hu.good grain.' DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Star 6-can spray-type milk ; , cooler milk cans, strainers ete.like new; 8 All to be sold to settle the Estate.Terms \u2014 Cash.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer, Athelst \u2018 Tel.264-2289.elstan, Que Public Auction SATURDAY, JUNE 7th at 12 noon at the residence of the late MRS.LILLIAN AKESTER 4 mi.S-E of Hemmingford, Roxham Rd, Consisting of beautiful 8 pce.chesterfield set almost new; 3 pee.studio set (couch and 2 chairs); 2 wicker arm chairs; several antique rockers; Boston rocker; small pine tables; 2 antique pine cu boards; extension table; kitchen chairs;.chrome kitchen set; mantle radios; buffet; hall-tree; 2 upright desks; antique sofa; coffee tables; end tables; 2 el.refrigerators in good condition; 2-burner el.range; range for wood; small Quebec heater; antique round heater; daisy churn; stone churn; stone crocks and jugs; oil lamps; china cabinet; television set, picture frames; mirror: iron pots; brass kettle; buffalo robe; lanterns; drop- leaf table; Speed-Queen el.washer; scatter rugs; quilts; blankels; pillows: vacuum cleaner; old gin bottles; antique and modern dishes; single and double beds complete; dressers: commodes; vanity; antique chest drawers; steamer trunk like new; paper rack; porcelain pitcher and basin; 1 antique dresser; full- size spring-filled mattress; kitchen utensils; garden and farm tools; 3 scythes; set good double sleighs; double harness; scales 600 lb.cap; 50 apple hampers with covers; lawn roller; bench saw and motor; Silent- Glo oil space heater; wheelbarrow; 10 old wagon wheels; grubbers; discs; hayloader: wagon on rubber with wagon-hox; Allis-Chalmers 6 ft, tr-hay mow er; many items not listed.Terms: cash.Refreshments available.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Athelstan, Que.\u2014 Tel.264-2289 The 75-acre farm with buildings is also for Sale.For information contact Norman Akester, Tel.247-2329 Public Auction SATURDAY, MAY 31st at 11.30 A.M.for the Estate of late MRS.W.ELLEN EWART .228 Chateauguay St.\u2014 Huntingdon , Antique love-seal and matching chair; Chesterfield and 2 chairs; studio couch; reclining chrome chair, Ottoman 100 yrs.old; adjustable rocker; 2 Ax- minister rugs 9 X 12; chime clock (wall model); mantle clock (sessions); Atwater-Kent cabinet radio; beautiful china cabinet; Victor phonograph: upright piano and bench; tea-wagon; mirrors, music cabinet, artificial fireplace; side table; buffet; bookcase, dining- room suite (table, 6 chairs); 4 odd dining chairs, magazine rack, end tables, floor lamps, antique oil lamps, TV tables, rocking chairs, hall runners, 2 prs silver candlesticks, several nice commemorative plates, antique dishes and glassware, picture frames.wardrobe, dressers and commodes, marble-top dresser, parlor tables; scatter rugs; pine chest; chamber set; 2 steamer trunks; John-Allen steel safe; beds, bedding; antique chairs, oval frames, lawn furniture, garden tools, kitchen utensils, chrome kitchen set: McClary refrigerator (very clean); Beach 4.burner electric range; McClary range for wood; extension lad: der and many items not listed.All to he sold to settle the Estate.Terms \u2014 Cash.Refreshments by Huntingdon Unit-4 U-C-W._, The contents of this home are in very clean condition and will be interesting for anyone desiring good home-furnishings and also for antique collectors.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Athelstan, Que.\u2014 Tel.264-2289 nothing, when opportunity arises, h\" the law their direc.Auction Sale at the ORMSTOWN SALES ROOMS Highway 4 on SATURDAY, MAY 31 the following property of the late HORACE BRABANT Victorian sofa.Side chair.Fleetwood Hi-Fi Record player and records.Magazine rack.Glass topped coffee table.Aubusson ryg 10 X 16, Tea wagon, drop leaf.Many pieces of beautiful cut glass and crystal.Large brass plague.Brass jardiniere.Silverware, service for 12.Bedroom set, 48\u201d twin beds with mat- lresses 2 burcaus and night table, 2 upholstered bedroom chairs.Mahogany single bed with new mattress.Antique mahogany table.4 piece bedroom set, double bed.Several upholstered armchairs.Wilton rug.Scatter rugs and runners, Grey rug 9 X 8.Cabinet radio.Floor lamps.Table lamps.17° TV.Hall table.Tel table and chair.Chaise lounge.Rug 8 X 9.Small tables, Fern stand.Mirror.Pillows, blankcts and cushions.Frigidaire.Washing machine.G.E.floor A lisher.Kitchen table and 4 chairs.Metal topped table and 2 chairs El.mangle.Bissell sweeper.El.kettle and toaster.El.coffee grinder.Blender.Pastry Board.Sterling salt and pepper.Minton after dinner coffee set.Antique china.Candle stick holders.Coalport En- lish China tea set.Cocktail Shaker.Silver casseroles.ntique platters, Vases.Wooden salad set.Woolen blankets, Car rugs.New el.blanket.Mantle clock.Drapes, Lazy boy chair, red leather.10 gal.crock with lid.2 - 3 gal.crocks with lids.4 small erocks.4 metal lawn chairs.Pots, pans and many articles not listed, all to be sold as Mrs, Brabant is leaving.Terms \u2014 Cash.Sale to begin at 12.30 P.M, BILL HOOKER, auctioneer, 829-2663.i fi ali 1 For Sale 25 TONS of BALED HAY; also 10,000 feet of lumber assorted sizes, hard and soft, Property For Sal MODERN HOUSE located in Garden 5 Wanted To Rent HOUSE or BUNGALOW for one year, three bedrooms Car Crashes, Burns We dt esCGay, May 28th, 1969 The Gleaner - 7 doctors, ambulance and res- up and the driver tried to tinguishers and finally a fire HOUSE located .: cue truck.open the doors of the 1960; hose were used tu extinguish , mortel ro\u201d hare and soft, Garde beats 3 ing St.minimum, within 10 miles of Mr.Sproule then upturned red Pontiac Parisienne hard-, the fire.Meanwhile, the belch.three different motors, two 34 new carpeting, basement Box 7720, Huntin dom or rms own arve hls ture extinguisher and play.top.Another pusserby, mo ng hors nd passes ty and one y4 h.p, tank for pas-| finished.Call 264-3601 after x | 3 phone Montreal 331-2945 after 6 p.m.or weekends.(Hobdey) EUROPEAN COUPLE wishes ed the contents of the unit cribed to be \u201ca huge power.neighbours and passers-by.which was refilled four weeks ful man\u201d began pulling the| As the crowd grew, so did | 280, onto the wreckage.The, three trapped occupants out{the excitement and it is esti.ture 350 gallons, 160 acre land with frontage to river.Apply to Nick Maxim, 637- S p.m.Another automobile acci- at the west end vi their lawn, dent has occurred at the Lloyd where the accidents occur.8023, NINE ROOM HOUSE and , sproule curve a mile and a This was followed by a {lames subsided somewhat of the car.(Continued on page 8) parn on small acreage of mont ee bungalow.half west of Ormstown on puff of smoke and Lloyd 2nd he called to his son Don.As police, firemen ang res.es and at Powerscourt.Apply Rai \"| Route Four.Most spectacular Sproule, veteran wilnes to Nie to run for a larger ex.cue crews arrived, more ex- LAYING PHEASANTS $6.| to Ronald H.W stown or area.Tel.Mr.A- , d ane Là ' 53 .\u2018 d 4 cach; also pheasants\u2019 eggs| 2170, ood, tel.264.mand 634-0476 after 6.30 p.m.IN the long list of mishaps injury and death at all hours UNguisther from the barn, \u2014\u2014 a ELL DRILLING for hatching, $2.00 a dozen.Tel.829-2451.Ormstown.Office 8 a.m.Lo 6 p.m.735 that have occurred regularly of the day and might because 1331 extension 50 or write at this danger-point, it { As Donnie was returning, a To ensure yourself of a STANDING FOR bly Braithwaite Bros, Tel.b64-5445.Lee L KINDS of bedding plants, both vegetables and flowers.Apply to Gérard Lavigne, Route 14 Ormstown, tél.829.2581.9 GALLON BULK Milk Tank, stainless steel, still in use, $800.20 stanchions, 2 row John Deere corn planter with fertilizer attache ment.Apply to Leo Giroux, R.F.D.2, Box 90, Plattsburgh, N.Y.Rte.22 tol 518-563-4826.AWDUST special summer delivery $20.per load.Hun tingdon.Wood Specialties Ltd.Tel.264-5305, day ony LACK and WHITE Heifer Calves WANTED.Ca\u2019! Mr.David Addy 264-5925 evenings.\u2014 AY for Sale by bale or ton.Contact Ormstown, 829.2109 or Lancaster, Ont, 347-2158, Garnet MacDougall.er NÉ RED-WHITE face heiter to freshen in one week.Also quantity of Timothy seed, and quantity mulch hay.R.Ww, Cottingham, Ormstown.ONDA 65, 1968 model, run one year only 2300 miles, first class condition.Apply Eugene Legault, Tel.264.2737.8 ARMONY AMPLIFIER, inch speaker in excellent condition.Tel.826-4464, OMINION HAIRDRYER with carrying case in good condition.$8.Tel.827-2325, Franklin Centre.DUR BURNER propane gas range and copper tubing for same, in good condition.320.Tel.825-2376, Howick.Range, 30 inch size.George C.Taylor, Tel, 264-2034.PHNSON MOTOR 10 h.p,, aluminum boat Deluxe 12 ft.Both in A.1 Condition.Apply at 1027 Bord du lac, St.Anicet, Que.Saturday and Sunday only, T.Camp* bell, Kind and has a good dis position.Partially broke.Ap wick, Tel.825.2288.OLOR TELEVISION SET: 25rinch General Electric con: sole in perfect condition, beautiful cabinet.Offercd for half original price for cash sale.May be scen oper rating any time by appoint ment.Apply Keith Howden, The Gleaner Office, Hurting.don, Evenings.phone 264: 5346 nr 264-5820.ji2 VOLKSWAGEN van re order $250, Also air condi tioner $95.Apply to Mrs, Leslie White, te! 264.4063.SET IHC 5 bottom plows.(3 point hiteh).one used 16 disc grain drill in good cone EGISTERED CLYDESDALE: mare rising three year old.ply to Alvin Barrington, Ho\" finoleum, Tel.5 p.m.NUMBER of good bonds avail: able, priced to yield better than 8%.R.E.Forrester, Ormstown.15 ft PLYWOOD 35 hp.Johnson motor with electric starter, trailer and cover for same, new battery.in good condition.Cail A.H, Sparrow, Huntingdon, 264- 5607.DOORS and WINDOWS, suitable for a summer camp.Ter.264.5373 or 264-2874.H'don.REGISTERED Aberdeen An gus heifers, due this month, also a few yearling bulls.Tel, 264-5373 or 264-2874.GAS STOVE, very clean and in good condiion.Also Sing- 264-5194 after BOAT and er sweeper like new.Tel.264-3584.HONDA 175 CB, 4000 miles.In perfect condition.Tel.827-2288.Franklin.THREE-PIECE Chesterfieid set and nine piece dining room set in good condition.Phone after 5 p.m.264-5459.6 weeks of age, Registered U.S.Sire and dam.Tel, 264- 2433, ONE FERGUSON manure | spdeader $160.Onc hay war gon with rack $150.Three registered yearling Hereford ulls.Tel.264-2837, H\u2019don.14 FT.RUNABOUT BOAT, cedar strip, oxcollent condition, Apply Allan Helm, Gar .den City, Huntingdon, Tel.| 264-3836.3 Property For Sale ATTENTION private development.Lots of all sizes.Good conditions, as low as $15.00 per month.Mobile houses accepted.Al- cide Chantigny.Tel.820-2883 Ormstown.CHOICE BUILDING LOTS at Glenview Crescent, residential area ncar The Gleaner Office.Various sizes, from $800.Apply Keith Howden at The Gleaner or phono 264- 5365.Evenings 264-5345, Hun- tingdon.ee\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 i.DAIRY FARM consisting of ap- proxiinately 330 acres, 100 under cultivation.Good maple bush.odern home (two family dwelling) with all conveniences including 220 wir ing.Located near Ellenburg, N.Y.7 miles cast of Cha- teaugay, N.Y.and 40 miles from Montreal.All outbuildings in good condition, Priced to sell.Apply Mrs.Lillian lone N.Y.Tel.518 483-2890.moved from present location.Reasonable price.i Harvey Davignon, Tol.|! 2340, Huntingdor 2STOREY HOUSE on sarge lot with garage, 220 wiring.264 Caron, 90 East Main St, Ma-! Contact | New York, Tel.518-497-6146.2 STOREY HOUSE with gar age.220 wiring, Easy terms.Tel.264-3043, Huntingdon.TEN ROOM HOUSE and 35 acres on triver side of Route 4, two miles from Hynting- don.Tcl.264-5241, of partly cleared land for sale on highway, Apply to The Gieaner Box 7725, H'don.TWO TENEMENT HOUSE.Apply at 53 Wellington, Huntingdon.Reason for sale, transfer.MODERN CAMP, beach, on Lake Saint Francis.Small stone house on Chateaugay River, N.Y.Tel.518497- 4861.4 To Rent FOUR ROOM HOUSE on Wellington St, Huntingdon.Oc- cupangy, June 9th.Call George Bougic 264-5481.344 ROOM Apartment, heated, centrally located, with gar age.$70.monthly.Available May 1st.Tel.264-3371, H'dan, TWO APARTMENTS, 3!4 and 4): rooms in Herdman; heat ed, $45.and $50.respectively.Available furnished.For in: formation call 264-3395.4 ROOM downstairs apartment, located at 26 Welling: ton St.F.Carriere.Tel.264: 4089.4% ROOM heated Apartment | newly decorated at 108 Cha: teauguay St, Huntingdon.Tel.264-2942.MODERN six room house half a mie from Hemmingford on Route 52, Tel.247-2748.ESTINGHOUSE , Electric vou CAN SAVE 25% on a NEW MODERN apartment with 3 bedrooms, from July 1st in don.Tel.264-3204.6 ROOM HOUSE in Hemming- ford.Running hot and cold water.Roasonable rent.Tel.247-2601.NEW FIVE ROOM Apart ment, including three bed rooms, located on Fairview Road, Huntingdon, available August 15th.Phone after 5 p.m.264-3219.FOUR ROOM Apartment at 39 available Hunting: Bouchette, 220 wiring, hot water, automatic furnace, furnished or not.Tel.264: | 2518, Huntingdon.STORE SPACE 32 x 40, next | to Metro Super Market.Tel.| 264-3223, Huntingdon.S-ROOM UPSTAIRS FLAT with sun-porch.Available im- { meditately.Hommingford, | Tel, 247-2731.frigerated, oxcellent running SUMMER COTTAGE, Must be 414 ROOM Apartment, heated | and availabie immediately.Located at 49 York S.Tel.| 254-3662, Huntingdon.7 Help Wanted APPROXIMATELY 50 acres|.D.Reichel, 109 Brentwood Road, Beaurepaire, Quebec.For Sale or To Rent 42 Yok St., Huntingdon.Work Wanted speaking family).6196.able price.Tel.For Sale or Exchange or English trained, ridden, suitable for Hereford Tel.type heifer, or 827-2416 week days.or exchange for open ers, Eugene Gore Road, tel.Notice COUNTRY REALTIES REGD.Members Quebec Corporation of Real Estate Brokers AN OLDER 2 STOREY HOME in a desirable Ormstown location.3 bedrooms, bathroom, living room, dinin room, large kitchen, ful cement basement.Central oil heating.Needs some repairs.$8,000.ONLY $3500.DOWN buys this BEAUTIFUL MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW, most attractively laid out.with picture windows in both living and dining rooms, hardwood floors, kitchen with hanging cupboards; full bathroom on street floor, toilet in high basement which has defined areas condition.Please write: Mrs.5 ROOM HOUSE for sale or rent.Apply to Robert Brunet, YOUNG GIRL would like work for the summer looking after children or doing light house: work, (Preferably in English Tel.373, BUCKSKIN gelding, Western ONE WORK MARE 4 yrs ord, \u2018 ; | one 4 year od Holstein due l\u2019or further information | to freshen June 30 for sale Write: j heif- Vaillancourt, 264-2113.A K C CHIHUAHUA, A K.C.Pekingose for stud service.Call Shirley Howden 373-7588, BRICK LAYING in general blocks, stone, stucco.Reason: 264-5968.\u2018 harness: | chil- welcomes boys and girls and dren, in exchange for large Holstein weaek- ily.Learn to swim or walter.ends before 8 p.m.or 827-2227 ! ski.| - { property, owner may claim same by identification and paying expenses.Herb, Simp: son, Tcl, 264-5935.GILLES DAME INSULATION Free Estimates Tel.247-2471 Hemmingford WANTED May to October COWS and HEIFERS Chs.McConville TEL.264-5038 Huntingdon Canadian Sunday School MISSION CAMP Livingstone teen-agers for one or two weeks of action-packed acliv- Located on Lake Loves ing.near Magog, in the beautiful Eastern Townships.Mr.James Carter Camp Director, Box 214 Ayer\u2019's Cliff, P.Q.or phone 838-4783,; \u2014\u2014| Eastern Ontario-No.1 \u2018Chevy Dealership Needs 2 Mechanic Class A 1-Front End Specialist WE OFFER $3.per hr.Flat Rate Pension Plan Hospital Plan Medical Plan 46.5 hr.wkly Up to date equipment Full line of special tools One of Eastern Ontario's Largest shops CORNWALL MOTOR SALES 25 Second St.West Cornwall, Ontario Service Manager Phone 933-0671 Jean-Marie Lefrançois Enrg.The biggest mink merchant in the region Defies all competition in the purchase of live or dead animals For mink, dog and cat food Province of Quebec School Municipality of Huntingdon D) b * e Public Notice Public notice is hereby given that, on Monday the second day ol June 1969, from noon to two o'clock at the office of the School Board, 66 Chateauguav.Huntingdon the nomination of candi dates will take place for the election of School Commissionners for the wards: of Huntingdon (1 Commissionner) of St.Antoinc-Abbé of St.Malachie d'Ormstown And that the polling, il necessary, will be held on Monday the 9 ol June 1969.Given at Huntingdon this 21 of May 1969, Jean Ouellette, sec.-treas.A.Mainville Tel.264-5057 Huntingdon All kinds of Doors & Windows Alluminum & Fiberglas awnings Bathtub doors Glass Sliding Patio Doors \u2014 GERALD MARLEAU ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Residential \u2014 Commercial \u2014 Industrial FREE ESTIMATES Tel.373-0238 ST.STANISLAS DE KOSTKA (No Long Distance Charge» Public Notice Registration for kindergarten and Grade Onc will be held at Franklin Elementary School on Tuesday, June 3, 1969, rom 10 a.m.until 2.30 p.m.Children entering Kindergarten must be five years of age by October Ist, 1969: Children entering Grade Onc must be six years ol age by October Ist, 1969.Picase bring both birth and vaccination certificates for cach child who intends to enroll.Vaccination will be given by the School Nurse if necessary 1s of accidents on his property,!,, sufficient year-round supplv Tel.2645065 on rn HOUSE and GARAGE, with §| P.O.Box 720 Caughnawaga.| miraculous (hat nobody dicd grabbed a fire extinguisher G2!Uron bread truck pulled SERVICE of water CEPTED UNTIL FORD TRACTOR in good run:| mile from Ste, Agnes do| cm vay.4 as a result.and ran to the scene.Seeing 3 Co ESDAY OF EACH WEEK|\"Of ; good rum-| mile from Ste.Agnes de At 5:45 p.m.yesterday, as three men {rapped in the For information: FRENCH OR ENGLISH cone Te 2 5840.Dundee vitae, Reasonable 10 Wanted To Buy the Sproule family was about wreckage of the burning car, Horses and Cows APP action Wilfred Saumier RIC RANGE in good : : \u2014\u2014 ee to sit down for their evening he called back to his wife Dead or All F Sale condition.Appiy raith |[COMPLETELY FURNISHED| TWOWHEEL TRAILER, allmeal, young Donnie Sproule to \u201cPhone for everything!\" \"WANTED Milton Evans Tel.264-5977 or pare Bros.Tel 2645445, Huns| Summer Camp, locateu on Wilson type, App y Wage glanced out the kitchen win.This meant police.firemen, Tel.820-2788 el.~ i \u2014\u2014\u2014 tingdon.LL the waterfront at St.Anicet.| L{untinadon, Toi 2645040.| dOW and saw a car speeding _\u2014 Our Truck Will Pick Up | 1.2 50e ee ee 0 = ONDES ; Everything ie in 9006 Co Eee OST) Lim the direction ot Hunung | Animals ports model 65 CC, ion.Tel, -3719.don.A moment later he ex- B ISS 0 N Permit N : F S | C 5 otton., Tel.bdr _ .! 0.\u2014 32 000 in toed running order.ARply COTTAGE on cast side of| 19 Wanted claimed \u201cWe're going to have, © Mlighest Price Paid | or sale snowmobile 5445, Huntingdon.: Lower Chateaugay Lakeil 1 1 00 1 __ _ _| another!\u201d \u201c | for animal food w AND USED Ski-Doos.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | New York, 140 foot lake fron-JUP TO TWELVE weaned| Seconds later there was a ROTARY DRILLING: Work Horses and Si R ir S k of MeNiece, Franklin Cen.| DOOR FRAMES, assorted tage, spring water, 3 bed-| steer or bull calves for beef|dull thud and a great cloud | Saddle Horses For Sale | 10e Repalr Stock o Machinery en sizes, and windows, new and| r°0ms, Pine paneled living| farm.Tel.825-2537, Howick.) of dust rose from the culvert] An Adequate Supply of | M second hand.RCA Victor| and dining area, shewer,| - -\u2014\u2014\u2014- 2 0e EEE TO DRINKING WATER | HORSE FARM In Good Working Condition automatic washer like new,| ¢lectric hot water, olectric| WOULD TAKE 25 heifers in guaranteed.and Abattoir AINT SALE: Ramsar Inter large electric stove and one| Stove and refrigerator, pasture (heifers only), run Strayed Ph | MARCIAL GIROUX / ational, 1st quality, seml! GE, 14 cu.ft, refrigerator.| B5creened and glassed porch ning water.Felix Legros, one 829-2779 S | le exterior white, grey \u201d Dewittvi ; 8 2, lete with b Cazaville, Tel.264-3902.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ess }.Louis de Gonzague Bors, Oe Latex paint, ena-| 10 Dewittville 2642816.nd or EEE | HOLSTEIN HEIFER approx Ormstown Tel.373.9118 Valleyfield egore s oe Repair el.Selling at lé.price.Ap |SPACE HEATER, also rol of| bert W.Oliver, Chateaugay, OLD PINE Furniture in any| 1 yeur old strayed onto my _ Ellenburg Depot, N.Y.Tel.594-7393 Public Auction SATURDAY, JUNE [A at the residence of MR.and MRS.GERMANOVICH \u201cThe Stone House\u201d +, Dewittville, Que Fine home furnishings meluding many seleet an Lique pleces, fine china and glass, brass.cranberry, pine furniture.Read next week's Gleaner for full detiols.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer emma as car -TEACHER- Teachers for summer work ta represent an out standing educational teadership program in your conmununity.Full details on request \\ State age, education, phone number, present | Leaching position and date of school closing to JACK RUED 3465 Côte des Neiges, Room 70 | Montreal, Que.Province ol Quebec PROTESTANT SCHOOM.MUNICIPALITY of FRANKLIN Public Notice Public notice is hereby given that, on Monday the 2nd day ol June 1969, Irom noon to two o'clock in the alter- noon (D.S.T.) at the Franklin Elemen tary School, Franklin Centre, Que.the nomination ol candidates will take place lor the clection of school commis: sioners to replace Mr.William Stevenson and Mr.Gerald Goldie, and that the polling, if neccesary, will be held on Monday, the ninth day of June, 1969.Given at Franklin, Que., this 20th day ol May, 1969.J.Leslic Robertson, Secretary Treasurer - Province ol Quechee Protestant School + be Quick service ei .\u2019 fon, practically new ot hot water, 2 apartments are CN WANTED \u2014 for on\u201d Jaundry, | 4 from 10 a.m.until 12 noon, on June 3.\u2026 .ohn Deere ITBH disc har rented.Good offer.Tel.825 \u2014 Apply in ina i - p M | f H d rows, on new rubber, with 2425 Howick.| person to Martin Stewart ins SUPER ue EU | 454 239 B.BOYD, Principal.unicipa ity 0 unting on A\" diese and 10 ft, wide.Se em Limited.R.R.4, Howick.$18,500 \u2018 Residence: One clipped seed cleaner for FARM with good size Jake, between Howick and Orm.re ; , .mn eee \u2014 - \u2014- ° ° seed oats, model M 2 B.sand beach, strong flowing stown, approximately two | 43 Ste-Thérèse St.Public otice hilton Brothers, Ellenburg brook, trout Fishing, with 6 miles South of Howick.A CHARMING HOME |i St-Rémi, Qué.TO OWNERS OF cpot, N.Y, room modern bungalow, win - rd ss with its heamed ceilings | torized with all city conven SALESMAN Tor catablished in living.and dining werent .NOMINATION OF SCHOOL ESTERN SADDLE, bridle iences.In Franklin Centre, bread route in Ormstown.room, stone fireplace, 3 | DOGS And blanket in new condi- Savory Ranch Road.Call pply Grant's Bakery, Hun: large bedrooms, full ! \u2019 * > J tion, Tel.827.2307 Franklin.486.9971.tingdon.Phone 264-5024.bathroom also powder COMMISSIONER sa IT TTT oi TTL TTL = room on ground floor.By a by-law regularly adopted, all RAJ ; = Every convenience, 2 > dogs owned by residents of this Com- PUBLIC NOTICE is hercby given res, $15,000.OR NS munity must be kept upon a leash be- that, on Monday, the second day of June, t e stan as oor tween the period of May 1st to October 1969, from noon Lo two o'clock, at the SUMMER COTTAGES .31st, and must not c-permitted to run Huntingdon Academy, King Street, d G H t Mill dass a OS SE | A= 3 loose on the streets of the Village under Huntingdon, Que., the nomination of an ris I 300.Also in other loca: 0 a penalty of a fine of $20.00.{ Twveniy candidates for the Lownship of Hinchin- LU R- EEN).: \u2018 dollars) and, if any dog shall cause da- brooke, Ward 3, and for the township MBER: suvplie FEED: OTHER coo OP ERTIES $15.00 mage within the village, if and when the of Dundee, Ward 5, will take place for aril Supp ICs Barbed Wire PER MONTH owner of such dog shall be Plan such the election of School Commissioner, \u201c ° re > liable for the amount : \u20ac i if neces: i Building materials Farm Sceds 6 McBain St.Le) owner shall be liable for the fu and that the polling, if necessary, will of the damage.Having been advised of this regulation, the council expects the full com pliance of all dog owners.W.G.BROWN, Secretary-Treasurer of all kinds Plywoods, Ten-iest Aluminum windows and doors TEL.264-5533 DONALD N.RACINE, PROP.\u2014 264-3222 be held on Monday, the ninth day of June, 1969.Bulk feed service Seed cleaning and treating 1.HYsauve & Fils Inc.(Nit SISIS INNS ES ANE SSS SN i Ormstown | 829-2675 GIVEN AT HUNTINGDON, Que, this 21st day of May, 1969.ARLINE DUKE, .Secretary-Treasurer 8 - The Gleaner Wednesday, May 28th, 1969 | Ranches of domesticated anj- Valley Ranchers\u201d Could Pull Profits From Pelts The dictionary describes Fame chinchillas as small rodents, § native to the Andes, about * the size of a squirrel and hav- &, ing pearl-grey fur & What it doesn\u2019t say is that 7 today that fur is just about © worth its weight in pearls, nor i {hat the Chacauguay Valley, ! in one expert's opinion, can't: be distinguished from the An-| = des hy the average chinchilla.The expert is B.A, Brendt,|.an electronics technician from °° LaSalle who has sunk 2,000.man-hours into studying chin-|§.- chillas.In his spare time.he ; is a scout for a self-made Gera- man millionaire named Harry Ekardt.Ekardt sits on a German \u2018ranch* of 2,000 chin- chiflas which is itself the cen- ue of à chinchilla empire siretching from South America to Scandinavia.Offers deal A A ts EA SG TAR io Own master sal # The successful Ekardt = breeder who continues to \u201c deliver his entire crop sees 0 transferred (on paper) to him i euch year a segment of 4 Ekardt\u2019s original 37 per cent Car Crashes (Continued from page 7) mais were the next obvious \\step.The first was founded in California in 1923 with 16 (chinchillas caught in Chile, Today there are approximately 3000 ranchers in Canada and | the United States.: Watch those coats Chinchilla ranching, with its high herd increase rule, small operating cost and relatively low space and time demand (according to Ekardt one person can manage 500 mated that upward of 400 people were on the scene *r- tween 5:45 and 7.45 when the wreckage was hauled say hy Hennie's Sunoco Service station tow truck \u2018'ne three occupants, all young men from Valleyfield, Raymond Brossoit, Alain Martin and Richard Beaulieu roic roles.Last evening was ME ~ no exception and the fact thar, HO HELPERS { Lloyd Sproule and family a., Do you have the furnace burn.gain saw their duty and did er and pipes cleaned and check.i is the only reason the three ed regularly?Accumulated ry.Valleyfield youths are alive.bish in basement, closets, auc For years the Sproules have and yard should be discarded heen telephoning doctors, 8s it is a hazard.Are you care.police, ambulances and carry- l'ul to keep inflammable liquids ing out blankets, water and in safety cans well away from ,what-not else to comtort in.the heat?jJured and dying victims, Before bedtime.ashtrays should be checked for smoulg.People in the community ering cigars or cigarettes whieh recognize the danger of the can fall on sofas and upholster.i stake.AL the end of six years, ; the breeder winds up with sole ownership of the ranch, animals) proves attractive to people with time on their Hands, especially retirees.Berndt, whose address is Ranches are a relatively :041\u201435th Avenue, LaSalle, new d'evelopment in the chinchilla business, The animals ?were not always as scarce as they are today.In 1870 three willion pelts were put on the market, pelts of animals captured in the wild state in their native Andes By the turn of the century, they had heen hunted almost to extinction, Chile alone ex- norted half a million in 1899.sells an Ekardt pamphlet \u201cThe Truth About Chinchilla Breeding\" for one dollar to those interested, A word of caution, If you're thinking about buying a chin- Jhilla coat rather than raising \u2019 it.thev run from $6,000 - 525.000 \u2014- hut you can't wear them in the rain and they turn yellow in sunlight, were given first aid by Dr.treacherous curve but stran.ed chairs, Smoking in bed should McCalium ang transferred to gers cither don\u2019t see or don't be discouraged, if not forbid.the Barrie Memorial Hospital.pay attention to the warning den, since many fatal dwelling All suffered shock, lacerations.sign (knocked down and brok.possible internal injuries and en by the crazily skidding one is believed to have sus.car last night) and the latter tained a leg fracture.Two of the victims are in the Barrie Memcenial at time of writing (Wednesday) and the third was transferred to the Hotel: Dieu in Valleyfierd.I'he curve and culvert at the lloyd Sproule farm has heen on accident trap too long.\u2018The Sprouls family, aveustomed to the screech of burning rub- ber on black-top followed hy Berndt says Ekardt is look: | ing for Canadian partners for his empire.He, Berndt, is currently cris-erossing the re- pion searching for those partners because, he says the Valley has two built-in advantages: crisp winter weather to stimulate dense fur growth interview.\u201cIL is precious because it is the only real lux- ny pelt that is worn for special occasions.\u201d and a rural nature easily a-| The pelts are sent to the dapted to chinchilla ranching.ee clearing house nr But remember old Charlie?| hinchilla pelts \u2014 the New York Auction Company.Here, where the world's hest pelt.dressers live, 70,000 pelts are sold annually.About 7,000 of these are velts from Canada.\u2018The standard price for Canadian pelts, says Berndt, is around $15.Ekardt\u2019s higher quality ani.r.als produce pelts worth an average of $41.This money is returned to the breeder, who must pay his feed costs and other operating expenses from it.Ekardt charges nothing for marketing the pelt, slicing his profit instead from the original sale of the animal.lle lost his shirt a few years hack trying to raise those things.Berndt has an answer for that.W's spelled E-k-a rd.Basically, Ekardt offers the animals in exchange for the velts of their litters.Of the initial capital of the partnership, he throws in 37 per cent in the form of animals.which cost $300-$411 each.In contrast.prices quoted by Canadian suppliers range from $250 10 $400, but Ekardt\u2019s animals are guaranteed to produce.If they don't, at the end of a year he replaces them at no cost to the breeder, In addition.says Berndt, Fkardt is a \u2018marketing wizard\u2019 who guarantees to handle all relts shipped to him.Berndt cites the story of a Dundee woman he recently visited who had 50 pelts turned down hy an agent because {heir coloWmE werenit uniform.Mechanics of ranching Breeders should keep their ranches scrupulously clean.Urine-stained fur is one reason for low Canadian prices, says Berndt.To this end, Ekardt supplids free cages ongincered to keep the chinchillas neat.Ninety-nine more to qo for a coat worth an average of $15,000.A CHINCHILLA | ested in ailments of fur-bear- ing animals, Its diagnostic services are free, according to Berndt, the breeder pays only the cost of any medicine.IMPORTANT = [Gaus POTENT MODERN MEDICINES Ignoring Medicine Directions Can Affect Family Heath RECLINING Lawn Chair work, | Measurements for the carly Our great great grandmothers -ssonÿ Jo lomjeu à ses HUISO(] had to rely on such directions Canadian homemaker included as a \u201ccopious draft\u201d of tonic or such dosages as a \u201ccup\u201d ol a \u201cpinch\u201d of powder when catnip.elderblossom or pepper- treating family illnesses.Ob- mint leaf tea, a \u201ccopious draft\" viously, the amount given var- of tonic brewed from green ce- ied every time.landine, a \u201clittle\u201d pipissewa, \u2018green alder and white henna: a \"bag\" of tansy or asafelida; a \u201cpinch\u201d of powder, a \u201c\u2018capful\u201d of medicament; a \u2018few cloves\u201d of garlic: a \u201chandful\u201d, \u201c\u2018mouthful\u201d, \u201cgoodly portion,\u201d \u201cgene-, rous helping,\u2019 \u201cbatch.\u201d \u2018mess,\u2019 | \u201cand \u201cnip\u201d.Today's mother has no such problem, and yet there are occasions when children and adults deliberately get too much or too little medicine.Doctors call it a therapeutic overdose or underdose.Modern medicines are potent and have been tested scientifically to determine how much should be taken and how frequently, A mother never should The guesswork has been taken out of medicine doses for los day's homemaker and her ta- mily The explicit directions are i ; .on the label.Exact instructions substitute her judgment for that are given by the doctor.The of the doctor oF the label IN Janel should be read three times taking or giving medicine.{ and directions followed to the Members of primitive socie.letter.ties may be forgiven for net following directions.According | to doctors who have treated Wgardt\u2019s animals are colour matched to begin with but he #1so0 has a network of 700 breeders to draw on for raw material in matching shades.For his pantner-breeders, the ¢slor problem doesn't arise.What does a \u2018partner-breed- er\u2019 need to supply in return?\u201cThe first requirement.\u201d says Berndt, \u201cIs that a man should have a farm with a vacant building.Preferably of concrete.but alternatively a wooden building that can be He also gives his \u2018hreeder- partner\u2019 a four-week food supply.An'equal mixture of wheat shoots, oats, barley wheat kernels and timothy, it has packed into it his 21 vears of experience in chinchilla ranching.Tidbits such as raisins, ap- nles and lettuce not only serve no useful purpose but fail to supplv the\u2019 proper vitamins.Chinchillas happily chew on their unvarying grain diet lined with galvanized sheet|®nd demand only tap water to metal.\u201d The object is to sea]|Wash it down.Average feed off chinchillas from raiding \u20acOSts per animal?Eight dol.mice and rats which can!lars a year says Ekardt, transmit a disease that causes] Chinchillas in the wild tufts of hair to fall out of State live in burrows.As a the chinchilla\u2019s pelt.result.thev must he shaded Fur is money from direct sunlight.A noc- The chinchilla breeders' {Urnal animal.chinchillas basic unit is a buck and two, \u201c00m around their cages\u2019 at females.Each femple pro.| night and sleep during the Juces, on the average, four, fay.Exposure to sunlight lits per year.They reach|furns the pelt yellow.with their prime in about sixteen Cisastrous effects on its months.This \u2018prime\u2019 lasts|brice.three weeke, during which pisease buffer time the fur has its maximum\u2019 value.To judge it.Berndt! There is np known disease says, \u201cYou pick up the animal that will wipe out a herd of hy its tail and blow into the chinchillas but Ekardt gives fur to make a crater and re- his breeders an insurance veal the skin.\u201d If the skin has shelter.If one of his animals blue freckles on it, you're too dies within 10 days of arrival carly.If however, the blue air-freight charge) it is re- pigmentation has spread up placed on the spot.If it dies along the hair strand to give sfter that, 50 per cent of its à blue band, you are now value is returned.holding $41 in your hand.For Valley breeders, L'E- \u201cThe chinchilla pelt is the cole de Veterinaire in St.Hya- only fur which cannot be re- cinthe would be the natural produced synthetically,\u201d institution to turn to.It is a Fkardt said in 1968 German government institution inter- them, they are quite likely to take the entire amount of medicine at one time, instead of al stated intervals, on the then.ry that if a little is good, a lot is better and they will get well that much faster.| The homemaker of years ago had no choice but to use her own judgment in measuring medicines.Most of the medicines TRAILER PARK e ELECTRICITY LAWN were concocted at home accord- 98 ing to old family formulas.No! e WATER $ © ne as sdentifically Lee @ SEWAGE e LAKE FRONT ; | Franklin Centre | C haise Many parents in Franklin] PICNIC GROUND : Centre and surrounding area N i wheels are very appreciative of the SPACE FOR L¥ A with fine work being done by Mr.BOATS - John Bernert, Leader of the | 1st Frontier Boy Scout Group Appl ! and his assistanj Mr.Leslie pply Robertson.Much of the group\u2019s success is also due to the way the boys have co-operated during the past year and have enjoyed films, trips and hikes I\" guests scout groups.ROD GUN HOTEL - MOTEL 264 - 5355 Port Lewis | | 'LIVESTOCK SALES .ZIP PAST RECORD Canada's livestock industry had a big year in 1968.Commercial livestock marketings were worth $1,291,300,000 \u2014 an all-time high.This came despite reductions in the number of calves, hogs, and sheep marketed.! | Other factors contributing to the year's rosy picture were the improved quality of the livestock marketed.FRE Tel.264-5445 Rocking Chair FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS MARCHAND Sturdily Lounge | | | i 8 | crash into the culvert.!t : hadn't been for the presence of mind of Lloyd Sprouic at 545 p.m.yesterday and the fact that his hire extinguisher wif Th perfect condition.three people would have been hurned to a crisp A flashnig Yellow caution light is needed at the Sproule curve and the sooner authori- fires occur between midnight and 6 a.m, Tiny tots, too.can he taught early that lighters and matches are dangerous.4 valuable investment can be made in fire extinguishers, Keep one handy in the kitchen ung another in the basement.Fvery.one should know how to operate it in emergencies.Fire protection specialists, such as Auto matic Sprinkler Co.can advise jon the type of fire alarm equipment best suited to vour home Although it is wise to be pre.RES Huntingdon WE A /, Shop At The J P.27 LAMBTON all at Popular Prices SHOES AND SPORTSWEAR FOR THE FAIR FOR THE LATEST STYLES IN LADIES WEAR HAVE LARGE 5 ® Dresses _ ® Skirts ASSORTMENT OF © Jeans RUNNING SHOES A se Blouses and SANDALS / ® Shorts WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF Girdles \u2014 Brassieres \u2014 Lingerie CHEZ RACHEL Family Shoe Store FORGET ORMSTOWN 40 BRIDGE ST.i pared to act quickly in an cine.C0 5 3 È Les rep to this, the less dan ,geney.remember that fire pre.serous the curve will he.vention is the best insurance in pe.\u201c20%\u201d Reduction on a crash have long played he For a HAIRDO 10 FLATTER SALON CLAUDE Mary Maxim Yarns MAY 15, 16, 17 Magasins DF Stores FOR 3 DAYS ONLY tel, tel.829-2872 264-3151 Ormstown, 22 LAMBTON ORMSTOWN Huntingdon, If you'd used CFL paint last time Ë | you wouldn\u2019t be painting no CILUX TRUTONE White is the one coat wonder paint that stares off whiter than any other paint, so naturally it still looks whiter years later.And this tough exterior paint keeps looking fresh and clean season after season because it never yellows, cracks or blisters.In fact, TRUTONE White will still look whiter after one or two years, than most homes will look after being freshly painted.H you want to put some color in life, try the long-lasting beauty of CILU?House Paint.This tough exterior paint comes in an endless range of colors that cover in one coat and resists checking, blistering or cracking for years.Which means your home continues to look freshly painted long after other paints have faded.So come on down and demand C-I-L paint.It'll be a long time till you have to see us again.- Btn bd your GD PAINTS Cost no more than ordinary paints HUNTINGDON ORMSTOWN ROLFE & SON 96 Chateauguay | TEL.264-5485 Beauchamp Frere 31 Bridge TEL.829-2326 au Las pri ctl Wi Mr pu Je tu Dai wel wit Ma one for run 41 fort 15tt cor alld ed.A Hon by rep of d sen cess able ma find listé wit} R wer the Us pu -\u2014 wf \u2014 nm A \u2018RS ce burn.I check.ted rl.5, altie scarded care.liquids y from shtrays Sold.5 which holster.| should forbid.welling idnight 00.can lighters rous.À be ma- Keep en und Every.perte protec.5 Auto.advise equip.home be pre.| émérs re pre.trance SL | | | au FOR ALL PRINTING NEEDS CALL THE GLEANER | THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS PRINTING ADVERTISING | Call | il vol.13 No.11 CHATEAUGU AY, QUEBEC, MAY 28th, 1969 691-3029 Se per copy Chateauguay Youth Picks Off Paper Company Biology Prize Barry Peers, a 1967 gra.teauguay High School.During C.G.L.T.Mother and Daughter Banquet Proves Successful Fighty mothers, daughters] '.ove\u201d \u2014 by Debbie Tucker.\u2014 ¢uate of Billings High School, nas been awarded the CLP.prize In Biology in the Faculty o! Sciences at Sir George williams University.Son of Mr.and Mrs, Albert Peers of Punver St, Barry was a stu- cent at Maple School (now de.: funct) hefore entering Cha.\u2019 Maplewood Bible Camps Set forms for the Bible School.Registration Daily Vacation were available last Sunday with the bulletin.Children of Maplewood Congregation, grades une up to Youth are eligible for the classes which are to run from July 2 to 9th, hours 4 to 7 p.m, The \u2018registration forms are to be in by June 15th, as other children in the community will be invited to attend if the quota is not reach- his last year at the High.name of the school was changed to lloward S.Billings Ke- gional lligh School.The S.G.W.U.convocation will he held on June 2nd at Place des Arts when 1,021 wil) receive their degrees.and Janice Middleton, Sr.Guides: Heather Mcleod.Holly Blenkhorn, Barbara Muir and Coleen Hillock, Cubs and Scouts: Stage one \u2014 Gordon Saray, Dale Lyne, Brian Dziewirz, Stephen Moore, Donny MacKenzie, Timmy Hum- hersione, Eric Albrant, Ken Hogan, lam Watt, Barry Mcleod, Mark Wilson, IPreddie Wilson, and Eric Wilson.In and special gues s attended the Mother and Daughter Banqu°! nn Tuesday.May 20th, in St Andrew's Memorial Hall.The study this year has been on China, and the girls carried this theme into heir Banquet.Deb bie Tucker was dressed as 2 Coolie und received the guests as they entered the hall.Linda Balfour, President and Debbie Pierce, Vice-President presided over the entire pio gramme, and a commendable job they did 100.Chery] Bes ner, of the Explorers, proposed the Toast fo he Queen Louise Smith the Toast to the Church.which was responded : o by Mr.Nelson Weipnert, Chairman of Christian Eduration.Debhie Douglas proposed the Toast to \u201cOur Mothers\", and Mrs.Lee Giltherl answered \u201che Toast.The programme consisted of \u201cThe Explorers Dramatic A skit and song by the C.GLT Squares\u201d \u2014 A duct by Doreen Tithert und Debbie Pivree en fitled \u201cWhat he World Neod Now is Love\", Prizes were presented to Lin da Balfour, Debbie Humber tone.Debbie Pierce, Karen Jobber, Doreen Gilbert and Perry Allman, all who had at tained thiry or more points aut of a possible thirty five The CGAT.of the year a ward went to Louise Smih vho earned 34 - points during the ytar.Louise is a real eve dt to M Andrews United Churelr.After the graduation cere-i mony of Explorers o CGIT.the Friendship Sone was sung by the Explorers \u2014 and the evening closed with TAPS hv Although the C.G LT, mee girls, mothers and guests.| Stage two \u2014 Keith Mackenzie, ings have ended for the 1968-69 Scott McLeod, and Peter Stev- -enson.A revised list of the Nursery Home Roll has been compiled The 95th General Asembly of hy Mrs.Mary Burch.This Roll the Presbyterian Church in represents children three years Canada will begin next Sunday of age and under and is at pre- June Ist in historie St, Andrew's sent in the Church Hall, Ac.Church, Toronto.cess to names has been available mainly through the Baptismal Roll.Parents who do not tind their children's names listed are asked to get in touch with Mrs.Burch at 692-2833.ed.And a quote from last Sunday's bulletin \u2018In the Bible we rediscover the deep emotion which rekindles in us the fire of adventure.The Bible also gives adventure its true meaning, for from end to end it reveals what is at stake in all our work, in all our activity, all our choices, and alt our self-committment.\u201d Come To-The Fair LET'S HEAR FROM THE PUBLIC \u2014 WHAT Ae 220 DO YOU WANT?by Russ Faughnan their South side.That gigantic Only (wo weeks to go be- building has something For fore the grand opening of everybody.We can do it too Man und His World part 2 and if you took the trouble to already we are hearing that make your wishes known.this vear\u2019s show could come close to being great.New dis.Perhaps Mr.Bantey could plays, improved presentations, {Ven \u2018arrange to have special new participants all add up booths at the fair site it- to almost as much interest- Self Where.people could drop as Kxpo itself.\u2018They can't off ideas.In other words.a change the buildings them.Million heads are better than selves but it is obvious that a One.And giving the public great effort is being made to What they want is not such a change and improve every.Pad idea, either.thing else.|! So, come on folks, tell it Why not give a hand to the the way you would like it and powers in charge?Why not S\u20ac\u20ac it the way it is as you.tell them what you would like \u201cOMe to the Fair, to see at future versions of Terre des Hommes?lt wouldn't be hard to do.Just Classes Halted think of some of the countries and places you would like to À $ St.George's see and decide how you would like their presentation to come Church School classes closed across at the fair.Jot it down for the season last Sunday, and and drop us a line.Or, better there will he no 11.15 a.m.ser- sull, write dircet to Bill Ban.vice until further notice.Dur- tey at Man and His Wevld, ing the month of June the other Cité du Havre, Montreal.He is two morning services will con- lie man who can best use your tinue at 8:00 and 9:30; in July ideas because he wants the a service at 9:30 a.m, only and publie to enjoy.for the month of August back to the 8:00 and 9:30.This latter We took an informal sur.will include Sept.7th also.vey and came up with these ideas for starters: The bus service has been Ireland How about ga discontinued for June, July and model of a typical Irish coun- August, Anyone wishing tran- try town.Perhaps electric sportation to and from Church Jaunting cars moving along a during these months, please track and a recorded com-|call the office mentary.Other displays should remind us of Irish life), AT ladies of the Parish are of old, of their history, per.Woued to a [Social PAR ne po abs even a gun used by the the Church Hall, This is usual- ; ly a fun evening, providing all the ladies with a bit of relaxa- and some Can.Can dancers, |tion after a year of hard work.Africa \u2014 Should feature a| The A.C.W.Fund Raising real house or hut used by an Group are asking everyone to African family, complete with, Start saving articles now for all the regular furninshings|their annual Rummage Sale that one might see, scheduled for October.Anything Religion in Life Emblems were presented last Sunday to the following: Jr.Guides: Alberta Maher, Jean Palmer, Lorna Mayburg, Catherine Burch France How about a Model of the Chrystal Palace Scotland \u2014 Not here yet but|Moveable is welcome \u2014 how.would be welcome.And couldjever no kittens or puppies featur the story of Mary,| Please.The Social Service Group held their last meeting of the season last Monday, evening at the Industry \u2014 Most people in-jhome of Mrs.Mary Becker.terviewed mentioned the lack, The Group keep active all year of participation by Industry.| round with their various acti- They talked of a computor vities in the Social Service display, modern electronics, field.Assistance is provided in the automotive and aircraft emergencies and contact con- industries.{tinues with elderly persons in You get the idea.People Vetville and Davidson Nursing Seem to prefer what is old Home.Visits are made to La- and remembered for other salle Convalescent Hospital and countries.along with what 1s Douglas Hospital and letters new from ours.A good exam.and gifts are also sent to for- Ple is Chicago Museum of Na- gotten patients at the latter tural Science and History onhospital.Queen of Scots.A display of heather and Scottish music and dancers, Group\u201d.À piano solo hy Perry : Allman of the CGIT \u2014 AINear \u2014 the girls will he work.{song of the Yangtze Boatman! hard at the Church Fair on enti-led \u201cFaith, Hope and; June Mh.when they will be ; responsible for the Tea Room.UNION DEBATE! DURING SYNOD The 110th Annual Synod of thei Anglican Diocese of Montreal met last Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Anglican House.with three from St.George's, Chateauguay in attendance at = TE IT \u2014 By BUD Phone 6 One of the meaney happen- [came as the result of free hair stylings do vhe six girls the sessions, Rev.F, Gavin wha were looking for the title Barnett, rector.Mr, Williamtof Queen of the Regional Fx.Morgan.rector's warden andi position in the Sports Comer delegate Mrs.John Friedland-|last Monday.Tr.mn The girls were offered and Reports from various organi-|given free fair zations and the topic of Union through the grhciousness of between Anglican and United Mrs: Charron of the Louis Churches were two features on] Philippe hair studios, and Mrs, the agenda.We thought the list: Charron's good deed was re- of organizations would be of, warded hy a report from a interest to everyone: some are competitor to union officials, already well known oth ers not and hy a subsequent fine hy the s0.The Nesbitt Home at Cow-|union for working below union ansville for the elderly): St,| Wage scales, Andrew's Home.a social ser-+ NOW we are strong unionists, vice agency: St.Edward's and feel hat without unions House.a half-way house for| We would he working for ridi former prisoners; Camp Farth-| culousy low salaries, and at the ing: the Diocesan Choir Camp; hands of people only interested Elizabeth House (co-operation in how much money they can with other denominations a Make.but this case becomes a home for unmarried mothers: litle sickening when a rival the A.CW.Committe to aid COU stoop so low as to re.Eskimos: Parish Education: | PO\", (he efforts on hehalf of the Canadian Bible Society.| SX eautiful young duchesses Clergy Training; Diocesan thine Joke epost fon.one Theological College: the Lay ung lor sure.Louis Philipp , Rl Studios did a beautiful job on Readers\u2019 Association: Fellow- the girls\u2019 hair.i The Town of Chateauguay i will finally sod Laberge Park.ship of the West.which does work in the Canadian mission The Church is doing all it can In any school system, either to train people to work in these academie or technical, there organizations, and fortunately will be.inevitably some stu- some bencficiaries have been cents who cannot function in found in the past whose money the main stream.The reasons has provided buildings and faci- for this can be placed under lities.However limited funds three min headings: psychol.are available for these projects.ogical, physiological and en- Two churches in the diocese vironmental, \u2018I'he Special Edu- are carrying 20% of (he finan- cation program at C.V.R.has cial load, eight carrying 307 been designed for these chil- and the remaining 507 shared aren, Emphasis is placed upon by 132 churches.Surpluses are individual programming and exnected to run out hy 1971, ipndjvidual teaching.so there will no doubt be some : ne~d tn cut expenses, | No student is placed indis- The Svnod on the Topic of criminantly in a Special Class Union recommended that hut cach student is carcfully 1.Find effective warp to cvaluated on A) Past and pre- study the General Com- sent school performance.B) mission\u2019s Report and re- Teacher (s) evaluation and cord areas of co-operation; C) Results of psychological which could be initiated |testing.now.The general aims of the pro- 2 The Commission initiate|gram include: joint study program at the 1.Academic achievement within the scope and interest of the student; Special mobility; Preparation for a career: Parochial level, 3.All feasible ways would he investigated for Angli-| 2.can and United congrega- 3.tions to co-operate, e.g.These aims are proved Social Action: Christian through a multi-facet Education for all ages: program.Stewardship, Plant Facili-| Academic Program ties.Administration and tach student is given a battery of tests in order to establish his academic achievement in the hasic subjects.A course of study is then designed to allow him (o proceed from his present level.with emphasis placed primarily on mathematics, language arts, civies and local and provincial geography.Within each term, secretarial services.4, To General Synod that Anglican and United Church people be \u2018free to share in Eucharistic practice with the full knowledge, consent and encouragement of the appropriate authorities.\u201d Laity voted 90-15 in favor of this and Clergy 54-20.Colonia News stylings! CHATEAUGUAY YM i $ ea?1 Design For Living PROBLEMS IN COMMUNICATION Whether you're involved 1 ~ommunily activities or noi everyone is involved with lu ing.ar ieipation at home, u.vork, with friends ant vit: neighbours becomes an invoi vement in communications, Fix rience of one kind or an viher provide peonle with a se.wattern of reac ions with fixed esponses and standard phrase- in connounicatiqe tioueht: désires, reactions, and jus prin feelings, This prosiam nied reaction ype of carmmuni cation can lead 160 fric (ration Breaking Out of the Shell Last Fall ane experiment sarted in Chateausuas unde the supervision of A1 Whittal the Y's programme eo ordina tor The followin: is an excerpt from Al's report on how à roup of women diseus., liqui % \u20ac = Powerful chain-flail action shreds and spreads any type manure in broad, even swaths up to 20-feet wide.Simple construction reduces maintenance, \u201c\u2018Seal-of-Quality\u201d galvanized steel body resista corrosion.Separate chassis hauls heaviest loads, See us soon for full details and a demonstration.| CHATEAUGUAY COUNTY EDOUARD JODOIN BEAUHARNOIS COUNTY RENE DAOUST ST-LOUIS DE GONZAGUE ä > % a See your DION DEALERS for Best Service of the Starline Rotaspreader STE MARTINE "]