The gleaner, 11 février 1970, mercredi 11 février 1970

[" chant Royce Ruddock and|3 years and Michel 2, were al.interval of time Fire Chief irented for the past eight|ready asleep.{Ivan Barrington arrived with \u201c and Tinker Ltd.Plant No.1|awoke to hear the children cry-| lowe: 0 \u201cpd employee.is believed to be aling.The upstairs was full of Barrington with the Ormstown at smouldering cigarette.'% age 20, had spent the past few|the rear of the house, jumped|than been on the scene when A few of the 112 srowmobiles that participated in the Ste.Barbe Winter Carnival races lire up to prepare for a run, While a race organizer pulls them into position, \u201cBonhomme Carnaval\u201d waits to wave the starting flag, ! Last weckend saw the little those attending with four hours reported however.Much of the village of Ste.Barbe invaded of last, noisy entertainment.[credit for this must be given by cars, snowmobiles, and People were lined up five \u2018the organizers of the event.The mostly peonle for the 1970 Wit- and six deen around the peri- area was well-patrolled by cz ter Carnival.meter of the track.and many Nival committee members and A host of merry makers turn.of the spectators stood on their Provincial police, and the spec- ed up to take part in the many own snowmobiles to see over tators were kept well back activities, including parades, [the press.There were as many, from the racing area.It never dances, tug-ol-war, hockey, [of the little machines in the | broomball, and, of course.the spectators\u2019 arca as there were! snowmobile races, Jon the track.and adepts of the! The first hours of the carni-|winter sport cheered the com- val were devoted 10 the locat petitors, youngsters, and on Friday the! The familiar noise one usnal- children were treated to pre- ly usociates with snowmiobiles.® sents, candy and soft driaks.\u2018could not be heard during the; or eavi A number of sporting events'races, for those vehicles on\u2019 were held for them ineluding ice the track were, not for the most und foot races and broom-ball part, ordinary machines.Some A Huntingdon man was fined games, lof them emitted roars one $175 in Valleyfield court on At 8 p.n.the adults got into! would believe more common at Tuesday for leaving the scene the swing of things and joined! Le Mans than Ste.Barbe, It of an accident in January.the youngsters in lining the was not rare to see a fragile, - streets of Ste.Barbe for the firsi{dainty woman in the races lor Yvon Emond, 25, of 72 Lake carnaval parade.Convertibles & the ladies, dwarfed by a growl.Street.also had his driver's majorettes led the crowd to the ing power plant and hidden a- licence taken away for three \u201cChez Tex\u2019 reception hall.imongst a forest of \u2018\u2018headers™ } months, He was given the lehoice of paying the fine or where the Queen and Duchesses|and exhaust pipes.* spendi two months in jail were crowned .Carnival-goers| The snowmobiles were not \u201cPENCINE onths IN Jar.just \u2018\u201c\u2018roar\u2019.however, for once Edmond pleaded guilty Jan.on the track \u2018hey demonstrated 21 to charges arising from a hit- what this power can do.Their |and-run incident that took drivers whipped them along at Place Friday night, Jan.9.hreak-neck speed, raising a That evening, a car proceeding spray as they spun around the east to west on York Street corners, That the snowmobiles; struck three cars parked in packed the hall to see last year's Quesn Carole Tremblay crown 1970 Queen Madeleine! Carrier.Duchesses were Francoise Claessens and Jocelyne D'Aoust, AH the girls ave {rom Ste, Barbe, Saturday was reserved for|were mechanical after all, front of the Huntingdon Curl- sports and the event that stood|though, was demonstrated by|ing Club, It scraped the first out from the rest was the after-|the occasional vehicle that|one, slammed into another be- would be stranded at the start-|hind it, and then bounced away ing line by a failing engine.[t0 swipe still another across Outside of the mechanical the street.difficulties, the odd snowmobile; Damage to the three parked would flip and deposit its oc-{car was estimated at $515.round a track laid out on alcupants in the snow.In spite; Huntingdon police were call- field near the edge of town.112*0f the power of the vehicles'ed to the scene and found a snowmobiles registered for: ihe and despite the speeds attain-'damaged vehicle parked in Various ovents and provideded.no seriows mishaps were front of the bowling alley in Dewittville Femily Rescue From Blaze \u2014 House Gutte non Snowmobiles Races.An estimated 2,500 people turned out under sunny skies to watch me- shines of every colour, brand name and power rating roar a- a > 7 2% A A television set sits amidst the rubble that resul early Tuesday morning.Damages to the inside of the two-storey building were high, and the family living there had no insurance, An early-morning fire in Dewittville on Tuesday around the house and heard his left a family of four homeless and caused a young) brother calling for help.I'la- | couple to suffer face and hand lacerations while mes here ne aa escaping through an upstairs window with their two |\" e NaS ! small children.A visiting brother was instrumental |Stäirs and Gilles told Royal to ; ; ive the alarm at the \u2018Mac in the dramatic rescue.É dock residence.} Cause of the fire which ex-|vision until shortly after mid-|_ Fifteen-yearold Lee Aim tensively damaged the inside|night and retired upstairs|Ruddock phoned the Ormstown of a two-storey frame cottage|where Mr.and Mrs, Allen and;and Huntingdon fire depart owned by Dewittville mer {their children Johanne, age| ments.In a remarkably short months to Gilles Allen, a Cleyn| Three hours later the adults|the Ormstown tank truck followed by Police Chief Jack smoke and it was difficult to, Tescue truck The Ormstown Royal Allen of Huntingdon, see.Royal, in a bedroom at firefighters had barely more through the window of his|the Huntingdon rescue truck Driver Fined $175 #4 Laurin, told him to get out of i his car, Laplante testified that the two said, \u201cYou've been com- shown up, or they would have : him, said Laplante, that they! THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS e 107th YEAR HUNTINGDON, QUEBEC NEAR STE.BARBE HEAD- had to be used, but an ambulance was kept nearby in case : of any accident, The awarding of trophies and $500 in prize money took place at another gathering at \u2018\u2018Chez 3% Tex\u201d that night, followed by a meal and dancing.The follow ing is a list of winners in the various classes at the races.(Continued on page 4) ng Scene Huntingdon about a half hour later, and they took the driver.Emond to the station for ques- .tioning, Damage to his car was estimated at $600.and he had no insurance.There were three witnesses to the incident, one person at \u2018the curling club, and two passengers with Emond.The sentence was handed down by Judge Maurice Fortin.Court proceedings at Valley- field continue in the trial of one of four policemen accused of beating a Chateauguay man.Defense testimony was supposed to have heen heard yesterday in the trial of Maurice ane of the Ste.Martine anch of the Sureté du Quebec, but presiding judge Maurice Fortin postponed it to a later date.Dalpé is accused, along with Michel Lapointe of the Ste.Martine force, Fernand Laurin of the Mercier Sureté, and Ste.Chysostome Police Chief Richard Roy, of assaulting Mr.\u2018Laurant Laplante of Chateau- guay.Lapointe, Laurin, and Roy will be tried at a later date.The assault was alleged to have taken place during the night of September 15, 1969.The alleged victim, Mr.La- \u2018plante gave his testimony during trial proceedings Friday Jan.30.He said then that on the evening of the 14th of September last year, he went to a movie theatre in Ste.Martine leaving to return home around midnight, He picked up and later dropped off a hitch-hiker on the way to Chateauguay.When he reached Mercier he was stopped by a Surete cruiser and two policemen, which he later said were Lapointe and mitting infractions and getting away with it for a long time.We are going to tow away your car.\u201d This was done, said Mr.Laplante, and moments later he arrived at the garage where his car had been taken.According to his testimony, Lapointe told him it was a good thing he had come to get him.They then told in his car, and that he would have to go to Chateauguay for questioning.Following the interrogation, he said, he took a taxi home and went to bed.At 4:30 of the morning of the 15th., said Laplante, he was awakened by Dalpe and Roy knocking at his door.Romeo Girovard of | head-on crash in Ste Barbe, and it was written off, AGENTS CHARGED IN BEATING \u201cPolice Brutality\u201d Trial Postponement told him he would have to return to the station for turther questioning.He also said they presented no warrant.He went with them.he said.and they pulled off the highway in Mercier and contacted someone on the cruiser radio, asking where they should go.por \u2018Laplante, hy wei®\"piver directions to go to an area out- at the place.be said.the agents forced him to particlly disrobe.ft was at this point said Laplante that Dalpe kicked him in the buttocks and lower hack.Moments later, he said, another took over and he believed it was Roy.Shortly after.Laplante con- If the members of Hunting- don Rotary Club sat for an elementary school geography test this very day.the results would certainly be embarrassing for at least the twenty members who met for the regular weekly meetings on Monday.In charge of the quiz programme, Norbert (Bud! Bourgon asked the members to name the seven largest rivers to be found in the second largest country in the world.Fred Anderson named six of Canada's important rivers and Lew Neville five and were closest to being eor- 200 EVACUATED A homb scare forced the rapid evacuation of around 200 people from Vallevfield CEGEP last Thursday evening, around 7 o'clock.An anonymous phone call advised Valleyfield Police that a CEGEP at 7.15 p.m., February 5th, The officers on patrol, five or six of them.says Police Captain Lefebvre, rushed to the institution, around 6.45 p.m.told everyone inside to leave the building and started the He went on to say the agents CHARGE ORM break-in at Trout River Jan, Denis Cholette, in his early 20's, appeared in Valleyfield court Tuesday, and at the preliminary hearing it was decided there was enough evidence ta bring him to trial.Cholette was apprehended in Montreal the same night } days with his brother and family.He had watched tele-lroom to the ground.He ran! (Continued on page 5 thief, or thieves, broke into search for explosives, STOWN MAN IN TROUT RIVER THEFT An Ormstown man has been the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wil- charged in connection with alfrid Faubert around 7 o'clok \u2018and took articles valued at $60.{Entry was gained by breaking a basement window, Among the items stolen were earrings, bracelets, a camera and a watch.The accused was picked up With two others, by Montreal Police working in conjunction jof the Sureté du Quebec, to Huntingdon died tinued, he was taken around to \u2018the back of the cruiser, where he tost consciousness.When he came to, he said, be was far- ced to stand with his hands on \u201cthe roof of the police car, and Lapointe hit him on the arms and legs wilh a flashlight.Laplante festified that late lon be wus ftaken tô the-ba of the car and made to put side of town, When they arrivedihis hands on the \u201cPolice\u201d lettering on back.Then, be said, \u2018Dalpé hit his hands for every letter in the word, Returning to the side of the eruiser.he \u2018said.Lapointe took out his re- lvolver and told him \u201cYou're \u201cgoing to die.\u201d He heard a gun shot, he confinued, and was told it would go hadly for him H'DON ROTARY SPEAKER EXPLAINS NAME CHANGE reet (St Lawrence.Fraser, Ot tawa, Nelson, Yukon.Columbia.MacKenzier and without revealing some of the other replies, suffice il to say the not was awarded to the club once again, Richard Alary, lawyer and town secretary-treasurer, ats fended as the guest of Joffre L'Heureux, President Jobn Harriman advised members that a decision regarding Bell Canada\u2019s offer about distribution of the new telephone directories would be (Coneinued on page H) CEGEP Bomb Scare At that hour of the day in the CEGEP.regular day-courses are over and evening courses have not begun, The latter were cancelled and students told to stay home.That still left some 40 students who board at the Col Jege: three Huntingdon lads - bomb would go off in the-Daniel Leduc.Jean-Paul Main.| ville and Jean-François Rou- gerie \u2014 were among that group.A cocktail party in honour ol the new director of the CEGEP was also getting underway in the Cafeteria and guests had \u2018to be evacuated.Also in the building were teachers, secretaries, cafeteria and mainten- (were on the phone, others in the shower etc.,activities which {they promptly interrupted, men were crawling all over lie place.trying to find the elu.s\u2018ve borb.out, including the policemen.At ed, policemen went back in and 8 .o\u2019clock, they came: to the FEBRUARY 11, 1970 Saturday of internal The force of the impact caved in the front of his car 15 injuries following a it he talked about what happened that night.had shout T ant, He vent fo ser a doctor four days later, Dr.Fernand Bergeron, of Iberville Hospital, testified that he treated Laplante for multiple have resulted from sourres Chateauguay Valley residents were not idle during the 1950 Salon ol Agriculture in Montreal last week.Besides being interested visitors and observers, thev both exhibited, and bought, some of the livestock featured.Jean Jules Poirier of Hunt- ingdon bought à 982-pound steer from Abitibi West for $322.A pair of champion lambs exhibited by Heather MeKeller of De-.wittville were bought by Jules Dumouchel of Chateaugnay for $114.Mr.Dumouchel also hought three steers at the fair, inelud- ing the champion Angus.H is reported he will pen the An-: gus in front of the restaurant he owns in Chateauguay and hold à drawing où it at a later date with the proceeds going to minor hockey.Local tarmers visiting the a- friculture salon found it one of the best shows ever of its type! Featuring the largest entry! ever, this year's sale saw, $27.645 paid for 71 an steers for average vf 397 cents per ance employees.Some students|# needless to say.while police-|} At 7:15 p.m.\u2026.everyone Wasig 7:20, since nothing had happen-|* resumed their search.Around} conclusion that the whole thing had been a false alarm and a with the Huntingdon detachment people were allowed tn re-enter the College.culture Minister Clement Vincent, and Heather McKell of Dewittville, friend in the foreground ; ingdon Ste ».Mr Quenneville, nat à passen-Mtian, Josie, and Chantal: and \u2018 ; ; 1 .Following this, said Laplamte, ish Church a Ste.Barbe he was (aken home, arriving i lques of Ste Barbe, and George: finjuries.avhich, be sald, must.of \u201cexternat{ Marie-Paule (Mrs?Philippe Bri.¢ per copy 14 PAGES N CRASH KILLS H\u2019'DON MAN A head-on collision near Ste.Mrs Barbe Saturday evening claim.Rene Duhaime) of Val- textfield.Francine (Mrs, Claude ÿ vd the life a a Uantingdon Mercier: of Valleyfield, and * man Collette et Montreal.Romeo Girouard, 81 of 68 Also left to mourn are broth- Wellington Street died in Hunt- County Mosputal hours after the crs Jules and Henri and thelr wives ol Ste.Barbe; sisters Yvonne (Mrs.Josephat Poirier) abou: three 8:30 crash Cause ol death nas giv- of Ste, Barbe, Juliette (Mrs.De- en us internal hemorrhaging nat Legault ot St.Stanislas, resullinz from injuries sustain- Alice (Mrs, Edmond Carriere) ed an the accident ol St, Anicet and Adrienne, Mr .n Carrière 3 7 The collision, winch took Irs Adrien Carrière of Valley ; Hell place on the Montée Ste Bar be, involved the ear driven hy He leaves 12 vrandchildren: Mr Girouard and another driv en hy Contad Quenneville, 20, of Agnes de Dundee Shean Pieree, Guylaine, Johan- ne, Brigitte.Nathalie, Caroline, Neither, Damelle, Denis.Michel Chris- Tessier ninred per.Therese series were many other relatives and friends the Sineerest to Gironard Both the \"64 setlan driven hy Girotard and Quenneville\u2019s \u201864 mode] were written off sympathie family M Caronard was a well | known figure around the Hunt mgdon ares He had lived and worked carpenter in the town for 1 years Before com ing here he had owned a avin | aboul one mile outside ol Ste Barbe on Chemin de l'Eulise Fu i it i ue Il ds 4 .as à This 1 the second {mme the Garonard tantily his lost ou ian ol ils members Hhiroura wd highway aecidents Mr Girou Li ard's oldest son Jean-Pierre was killed iu SP S(anisias © 1995.He was 24 veary old Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 pom in the Pa- Burial wos in the parish oo metery in the village Mr.Girouard leaves 10 mourn bis loss bis wife, the forme: Blanche Tremblay, sons Jae Rarnbam: anfl i daughters.fi a êret of SU Stanistan, Yolande MR.ROMEO GIROUARD Locals Buy And Sell At Salon pound brought Si The grand champion steer also bought weighed 1.207 pounds and was, sold to \"L'IEquipe\u201d tot SZA474 for $473, to Mr.Pan] Calkins of or $2.05 per pound Peru, New York, marked the The 51 Lambs sold averaged {first time an American has 41! econts per pod for a total bought a steer at the National of 81.738 The champion lamb Salon Agriculture a pound and was by \u201cL'Equipe.\u201d The sale of à 900-pound steer of YOUNG FARMERS OF H'DON EXHIBIT AT SHOW MART For the second consecutive Huntingdon County.One at vear the Huntingdon Young these three lambs shown se- Farmers have taken part in parately was the champion re- the Quebec Show Mart, It was serve lamnb ped this vent in Monreal OI Ronald Jverson also showed the first prize Aherdeen Angus steer.Jan and Peter Dafs£ were well up in a very large class of Hereford steers You will recall that in 1969.Mr.James Feeney was first for the entire Province of Que- Five young members of the club exhibited sheep and steers in this provincial event Miss Heather MeKellar of De- wittville took top honours with a trio of Shropshire lambs and bee in a judging competition was declared Grand comprising livestock and a Champion.Pen of Lambs for gricultural subjects t) buyer for the Ritz Carl the Agri.Their fuzzy is the Champion Reserve Lamb Mr.Nichols bought from ton Hotel poses with Miss McKell at the Salon of Agriculture.ov 2 ; ¢ 2-The Gleaner WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 NANA This And That In Town » FATAL ACCIDENT \u2014 a two-car collsion at 8:30 p.m.Saturday about three miles south of Ste.Barbe claimed the life of Romes Girouard, 61-year-old c-rpenter.(Details elsewhere), \u2018 # STE.BARBE \u2014 the winter cernival here was u resounding success with the snowmubile races on Saturday\u2018 attracting several hundred spectators.Well organized and cificienty operated, sportsmen from this village deserve credit for sponsoring one of the better carnivals in the community.(See elsewhere for winners, ete).#6 THE MONTREAL STAR \u2014 rightfully acclaimed Cah: ada\u2018s Greatest Newspaper \u2014 again featured our community on its Saturday editorial page: Bruce Johnson's deft pen depicted ice fishing at St.Anicet.We don\u2019t know when the artist tried the ice fishing game and neither does! John Winmill, popular proprietor of St.Anicet Outfitters, but when John saw The Star\u2019s sketch on Sunday he exclaimed \u201cThat's Cabin No.Four!\u201d Details are so accurate\u2019 that the artist must have drawn the sketch on the ice: windows, doors, etc, are exact and the spires of the magnificent St.Anicet Church will be recognized by thousands of people.Once again, congratulations to Bruce Johnson and The Montreal Star.: m# ORMSTUWN \u2014 there's noting \u2018minor about Minor.League Hockey in Thistown.Its all big-time, Adult interest is keen, not only among the Urmstown Lions who are the! main promoters but among futhers who aren't members; of the service club as well.Besides operating the Avena, the Lions underwrite much of the equipment required un in addition sponsor a man to organize and operate the! Minor League.Public interest and support is keen in That.town and always has been, .w# CONFIRMED \u2014 a few weeks ago we mentioned in this column that the F.W.Woolworth Co.was not renewing oa their lease for their Malone Main St.store.This was! ,# SKI-DOU RACES at Ormstown on the 15th spon confirmed by the announcement from W.C.Pierce, Regional sored by Les Loisirs.This is a great spectator sport- Vice-President, last week that the store would close April and if vou haven't experienced its thrills, we suggest 1st.He stated \u201cThe company regrets closing the Malone! store after so many years of service to the community and the pleasant association it has had with customers.However, the requirements of efficiency and 2conomic operations make the closing necessary.\u201d Woolworth has no imme-' diate plans to open a new store in Malone but Mr.Pierce added \u201cThe company is continually investigating all areas\u2019 for future expansion.\u201d # HARBINGERS HERE \u2014 our New Erin correspondent.Mrs.B.D.Douglass.reported in her column last week! that crows had been sighted in that area.Since then, a: number of people have reported hearing the familiar cawing and they've been seen in various other parts of the.community.With the temperature soaring into the fifties on! Saturday and Sunday there was speculation that sap would] have run.Old Man Winter will undoubtedly kick up quite, a fuss vet, but he's weakening.» TODAY \u2014 is Ash Wednesday and Saturday is Sf.Valentine's Day.Read the advertisements carefully and don\u2019t forget a card and gift for your Valentine! » WOULD YOU BELIEVE \u2014 that there are still motorists in this community who fail to stop when they over take a school bus stopped for the purpose of loading or unloading children?You'd better helieve it.# CARL DUHAIME \u2014 a postal employee in Hunting.don, implored us on Saturday to remind motorists again! that it is unlawful to pass a school bus from either direction while the bus is stopped and the warning lights are! flashing.i w LAST FRIDAY \u2014 his six-year-old son Chris disem- 7 barked from the school bus in front of the family residence on Route 4 two miles east of Huntingdon, walked in front J of the bus as directed but had to wait; there until an approaching car passed.Now the bus driver's heart was = in his mouth and so was that of Chris's mother.who was watching.The lights on the bus were flashing but the motorist took no notice.fra horn and the motorist stopped some distance after passing the bus, but if young Chris hadn't waited, there probably would have becn a sad story to write.sw PLEASE \u2014 for the sake of the youngsters and all concerned, stop and wait until the warning lights stop blinking.What's a minute or two worth in comparison to endangering a life?Think a little Mr.Motorist, it may save a lot of heartache and grief for yourself as well as others w DEWITTVILLE \u2014 firemen from Ormstown.Hinchin-i brooke and Huntingdon kept propertv loss to a minimum | in a three a.m.fire Tuesday morning that left four people! homeless.(Details and pix elsewhere).! 1\u201d HOCKEY TOURNAMENT \u2014 teams from Huntingdon, Ormstown, Hemmingford, St.Regis as well as New York\u2019 State youngsters from Malone, Norwood and Canton will meet at the Huntingdon County War Memorial Arena Feb.28 and March 1 to vie for top place in a Minor Hockey Tournament sponsored by the Huntingdon Minor Hockey League Association.More about this later, but keep the dates in \u2019 mind.w NOW HEAR THIS \u2014 with enly shghtiy more than: two weeks left to drive with \u201869 car license plates, Martin! Beattie urges motorists to get down to Huntingdon Motors; for their \u201870 set right away.Ther:'s always a long line-up! ; during the final few days before Q.P.P.officers are told, ; to ticket any old plate users and to avoid this, DO IT NOW.Okay Mart?! 1\u201d ORMSTOWN \u2014 congratulations to Thistown\u2019s Majorettes who were trophy winners at the Malone Winter Carnival parade on Saturday! »# WOLVES \u2014 our Lacolle representative, Mrs.Robinson, writes in her column this week that wolves are numerous in the Odeltown area.(See elsewhere).sw KEN FRASER, M.N.A.\u2014 advises that Messrs.Pate- naude and Lapointe of the Quebec Parity Committee will | be at his office in the County Bldg.today (Wednesday) until Friday.Mr.Fraser says the officials will be available in the evenings by appointment.| w \u201cTHE FLYING NUN\" -\u2014 a single-lung souped 340-cc| Bombardier Skidoo owned by Local dealer Ken McNiece| of Franklin won a third and a first at the Ste.Barbe, Winter Carnival on Saturday including the \u2018440 cc\u2019 free- for-all.The powerful race sled.now thriving on its diet of alcoho! and nitro, won $206 and all trophies the next day at Napierville.3\u201d CONTESTANTS \u2014 from both sides of the border| who raced at Ste.Barbe on Saturday have nothing but praise for the organizers of the carnival power sled races.According to a Fort Covington driver, the Ste.Barbe affair was even better organized than the races at Malone the previous week.Congratulations, Ste.Barbe! s MIAMI BEACH \u2014 a report from there states tourists \u2014 and of course their dollars \u2014 were noticeably absent from that Florida Gold Coast resort in January.Well, with ice fishing, skiing, ski-dooing, winter carnivals, hockey, badminton, curling, skating and ail the other pastimes at little cost here, to say nothing of bargain air fares, it's not surprising.w \u201cLA BOUTIQUE MODE\u201d \u2014 that\u2019s the name of the new ladies\u2019 and children's wear store Mesdames Rose Primus and Evelyn Sherry will be opeing in Ourtown\u2019s Chateauguay St.shortly.i\u201d ORMSTOWN \u2014 the Grade XI graduating class students who spent the week-end in la vieille capitale enjoying the Quebec Winter Carnival report a groovy time.on the organized tip say it didn't drain their bread at all seriously but a féw who made it on their own} arrived home with that \u2018pay later\u2019 look.\u2018sw THEY DOOD IT \u2014 after having heard \u201cIt's Not For Sele\u201d mary times cvér the vedrs, Messré, Erié Brown and Dave Zabitsky of dry cleaning end pipe manufacturing Burke volunteer fire brigades.| Once il gets going.that is.And a , both places daily with the crowds arriving on weekends.The driver frantically hlew his § fame finally negotiated the purchase of an 85 ft.x 55 ft.lot directly in front of their Lake St.building.Quebec Hydro crews are currently taking down huge trees, a building is to be removed and in due course a paved parking dot will emerge.The property was acquired from Mr.Paul Labrie.Fasscrsby in the sidewalk and even people who have parked | their cars under the huge trees arn't one bit sorry to see | the trees coming down as more than once huge limbs have | crashed on the ground seconds after people have walked past.ss 90TH BIRTHDAY from Mountaintop, Pa., we learn from Mrs.Frank W.Balada that her mother Mrs.Edgar | Thornton of Huntingdon will celebrate her ninetieth birth- and her mother, she and her husband expect to be here: to help Mrs.Thornton celebrate the occasion.Mrs, Thornton who lives with her son Cecil an the Plank Road, was! born at Castle Lyons, County Cork.# FIRE CHIEF INJURED \u2014 according to word received, Malone's Fire Chief Leo Hosler was injured in a snowmobile accident at Dickinson late Sunday afternoon.The sled he was riding ran off the road and into a deep ditch he failed tw notice and although he was thrown clear, he suffered a knee gash that required 13 stitches to close and a head cut that necessitated 12 stitches.w# CHATEAUGAY \u2014 a seven c.m.fire on Monday gut: ted the home of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Sweet on the Pulp .I Mill Road here despite the efforts of the Chateaugay v= Aubrey-Riverfield # ANOUTIIEK BUSINESS CLOSING \u2014 a business esta.hlished since 1923 at 19 East Main St.in Malone, The Vogue Shop, has announced it will be closing.w# PERSONAL \u2014 to Marlene: we agree your recently acquired horse \u2018Gentle Ben\u2018 is tops.Now all you have to do is convince Howard he likes riding, eh! v* VALLEYFIELD \u2014 a bomb scare at the local CEGEP caused students to evacuate the building on the double last Thursday.After searching the building, police con- \u201cJuded the Muonymious caller was + joker.(Sec elsewhere,) i# THAT ADDITION \u2014 to Don Davidson's B.of C.in Ourtown is a boon to customers as well as his staff.Ormstown is the place to be that day.(See advt.).»¥ MAYBE IT'S THE TRUTH \u2014 that His Honor the Mayor of Ourtown gets down on his knees every night and clasps his hands heavenward while fervently repeating \u201cAnd please don\u2019t let Premier Bertrand call an election before | get all these income tax forms fixed up.\u201d w# THERE'S NOTHING A GOOD IDEA CAN'T DO \u2014 good \u2018idea can come from almost anywhere.comments Style.the Canadian women's wear newspaper.Like the story of a merchandising brainwave that rose oul of a dinneitable conversation during which a number of guests waxed indignant about the perils, frustrations and inconveniences faced by a left.handed person in a right-handed world.Eavesdropper on the conversation was William Manning Gruby, who went out and did something about it.He founded Anything Left Handed ltd.a store in London which specializes in everyday, utilitarian articles, redesigned to make them easier for the left-handed person to use.Maybe there is such a thing as a left-handed monkey-wrench, after all.v\u201d PIKE \u2018N PERCH \u2014 at both St.Anicet Outfitters and the Grenon/Hart camp at Somerville Beach, continue to cooperate with ice fishermen.Sportsmen are stopping at They come from south of the border as well as Huntingdon, Valleyfield, Ormstown, Hemmingford and Montreal.While it's now possible to cross the lake at many places, the fel (Continued on page 6) {| hrey, i Crisis \u2018| field Presbyterian Church on ;| Sunday | Scripture lesson and Mrs, Walt | sermon was \u201cCrisis\u201d, ts TEXTILE PLANT WORKERS! CONTRIBUTE TO HOSPITAL The fnllowing is a list of the Real Taillefer, Frank Mese contributions made by em- Leonard Ener, Arthur Ringue ployees of Cleyn and Tinker,ite, Merrill Smith, Violet Wa Ltd., to the Huntingdon County tie, Leo Curran, Roger Ricard,\u2019 Hospital in 1969, The total a-| William Deme, Albert Quinn : mount contributed was $477.40.|Sr., Antoine Mainville, Claude $10.60: \u2014 Douglas Fortune.\u2018 St-Onge, Laurent Nadeau, Mau-|.Houde, rice Créte, Roger Raymond,| day on February 19.Despite the 400 miles between Lucille Oscar Poirier, Albert Rollery,'Rita Laplante, Jean-Paul Pa- ; rent, June Hurteau, Gertrude $10.20: \u2014 Hendrick West- Nadeau, Yolande Legros, Reg: erik, Adrien Lemay, Jean-Mau-) gie Beare, Thomas Proudfoot, $10.40: Edgar Wilfred Laplante.rice Bouchard, Francois Lalon- de, Garfield Beare, Henri Tail-; lefer, Nicol Stark, Robert Mar- Alex Proudfoot.shall, Henri Guerin, James| Oscar Perras.Higgins, Gilles Riel, Treffle $9.20: \u2014 Mildred Smail.Leduc.i $9.00: \u2014 Simon Kruyk.$10.00: \u2014 Maurice Lefbevre, Janos Fabian, Francis Forget, $4.20: \u2014 Guy Sedgwick.$1.20: \u2014 Charles Faille.Consolation Trophy A rink from Riverfield en-jator of the Presbyterian tered the Bonnie Six Bonspiel Church in Canada, Rev.Dr.IC.S.C., both of Montreal and|ducted by his son Reverend on the Lakeshore last week.Edward Johnson.I Mrs.R.H (Betty) of Father Jim Murphy at St.Jo- Skip Beulah Nussey.Gactau- Obituary rs.;_ Bersey y Fro Scotl ne Jasmin, Grace Robb, Alma m Scotland McArthur, played 7 games, winning 4 and losing 3 by one point each, They won the consolation \u2018of the Eskimo Trophy.Games were played at Glenmore, Ste.Anne's and Baie D'Urfé with finals at Glenmore, The Riverfield Ladies Bon- spiel is being played on Thursday of this week.Entertain At Club Raymond Carmichael of Montreal, (formerly of River- field) entertained 27 friends from Montreal at Riverfield Curling Club on Saturday, February 7.They belong to the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite all 32nd Degree Masons, Attending also, Mr.Williamson Potentate of Karnak Temple.This was the 9th year Mr.Carmichael\u2019s friends have enjoyed the hospitality of tie club.Lunch was served at noou, followed by curling, or bingo for non curlers with prizes for the winners Dinner was served at night and slides were viewed of a trip to the Carri- bean on the Empress of Canada.Mr.William Black of Cam- rose, Alberta returned home on Saturday night, after spending the past two weeks with his brother Donald Black.Mr.and Mrs.Wayne McKell entertained a number of dinner guests On Sunday, February B, who had been present when the Sacrament of Infant Baptism was observed for Scott Matthew Douglas McKell at Howick United Church, Rev.and Mrs.John S, Anderson.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Bremner and Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Robertson of Montreal, Miss Amy Corrigan, Pte.Claire, Mr.and Mrs, Math McKell, Au day with two delightful youn thing Canadian, ve ig a grandson of Georg they years but father.Robert Templeton, o the home farm, where the John's friend James Warnoc farm.The young men wer Bruce Ness.The ever-popular sleigh rid parties have kept the Wallac Craig family busy during th 30 young sleigh chocolate and doughnuts, The next Saturday afternoo people enjoyed supper.Raymond Smith arrange for a party of 30 young peopl to come that evening.The supper was enjoyed followin their sleigh rife.Rockburn Mr.and Mrs.Pawluk.Mr.Laine, we 2 happy to report, is recoverin in the Montreal General Hosp Member of the W.M.S.took tal following a car accident.} \"De: Ls.part in the service at Rivero o\" 4 Christine of Cornwal Wil- the morning.Mrs.liam G.Brown read Mr and Mrs.lace Craig spoke to the chil: dren and gave the prayer.* The title of the minister's noon Vis \u201cLet the;Lamb ropri nthem.propriate a was sungiChurubusco, N.Y.Church March On\u201d, $9.60: \u2014 \u2018Lucille Michaud, by the choir.The ladies will | attend a meeting at Montreal on Tuesday where they will \"hear an address by the moder- \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Robert Tem- pleton enjoyed a visit on Sun- men from Scotland, so out going and interested in every- John Templeton of Pockna- Templeton who wag a visitor at their home some years agy, and whom they visited when toured Scotland.John studied auctioneering for four is now with his have Ayrshire Cattle and operate another farm on the side, of Sandlands, raises pigs on his accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.past two Saturdays.The Intermediate Department of Sum- merlea United Church S.S, were the first Saturday evening visitors, when a party ofjand until ride, followed by hot a group of 35 from Pierrefonds had a sleigh ride and buffet i Es nn by - Mr.Arthur Rankin of Eastern Breeders\u2019 Farmers Club Federation annual meeting, January 31 presenting J.D.Lalonde, Agronome for Huntingdon, a token of appreciation for the leadership work with the Farmers Club in Huntingdon County.Fo Inc, at the Chateauguay Valley Young Nii The Late John B.Murphy The community was grieved s|t0 learn of the death of Mr.: |John B.Murphy of Trout River, whieh oceurred in the Hunting- don County Hospital at three a.m.on February 4.In the pasi few years Mr.Murphy had suffered a number of heart attacks but had always rallied rapidly and after a period of rest had been able to carry on only slightly restrained activity.The deceased was born at Ste.Agnes in 1901, He attended school there and at Fort Co- vington.Until he was thirty years of age he farmed pat Ste.Agnes and then he went into the feed mill business, elbuilding a mill at Lee\u2019s Corners adjacent lo the present Ade- lard Brisebois store, The 1929 e|depression was the main factor e n y elin the failure of this business || e|and after disposing of it Mr.Murphy moved to Cornwall with his family where he was employed as a painter, Later, he took a machinist\u2019s course his retirement four ajyears ago he was employed in that capacity by the United Shoe Machine Co.in Montreal.n| Moving back to this community after retirement, he made his home with his son-in-law and Trout River; one son, Reverend Father James Murphy of St.Andrew's Parish in Edmonton; two C.S.C.of Alexandria, Ont.and Sister Eileen of Montreal; three grandchildren, Patricia, Robert and Kathy Hersey and numerous other relatives in the community.sisters, Sister Helena, 11 a.m.Friday, assisted Reverend Fathers Geo.Quen- neville, J.C.Marcil and Monseigneur, ment followed in plot in Huntingdon, pallbearers being Messrs.Jimmy Smythe, Gary Murphy.Emmett Mc Billy Bannon.Jimmy Higgins, seph\u2019s Church, Huntingdon, at by J.A.David.the The funeral service was con- Donagh and Jimmy Curran.Inter- family ROCH TREPANIER AUTOMOBILE INC.TEL.264-5356 SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN TILL 9 P.M.WE NOW HAVE THE FRANCHISE FOR Star Craft Snowmobiles WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OF MACHINES AND OFFER THE BEST MECHANICAL SERVICE IN TOWN PVVVVVVVV VVVVV VV VN were from La Salle, Vincen- tians.A baked beans and ham E.Laine of Montreal were weekend guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.are nicely after having been a patient for the past four months Mr.and Mrs.Donald Brown, Ont., spent Sunday as guests of her mother, Mrs.J.Sloan.Ron Maither and son Lyndon spent Thursday night in Montreal.Sunday after- tors at the Maither \u201c home were Mr.and Mrs.Eric an up and daughter Joy of daughter Mr.and Mrs.Raleigh 69 GALAXIE 500, 4 dr., H.T.V8, Auto.d|Hersey at Trout River.One elof his hobbies was fishing and 69 GALAXIE 500, Conv., V8, Auto.By on Roule Four ofien com|| 68 GALAXIE 500, 2 dr., H.T., V8, Auto.g pecially \u201cNs.various types \u201cor 68 FORD Custom: Ranch Wagon, 8 cyl., Auto bird and on the Saturday pre.|| 68 FORD CUSTOM, 4 dr., Sed, 8 cyl., Auto.of his customary purchases, a | es THUNDERBIRD, 2 dr., Landau, V8, Auto.1 is reported that as many a3|| 68 PONTIAC, 4 dr., Sed., V8, Auto.two dozen species Dies UE! 67 METEOR Montcalm, 4 dr., H.T., V8, Auto.\"the deceased entered, the|| 66 GALAXIE 500, 2 dr., HT, V8, Auto.Dopo 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Long, son of Mr.and Mrs.| \u2018School, Charlotte, North Carolina, and the University of South Carolina with an associate degree in nursing.She is the granddaughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Patterson of Huntingdon, and Mrs.Earl Sadler and the late Earl Sadler of Ormstown.The bridegroom elect is a graduate of Edmunds High: School, Sumter, South Carolina and Wingate Junior College, Wingate, North Carolina and attended the University of! South Carolina.\u2014 An April 25th wedding is planned.The Annual meeting of the Ormstown Presbyteri an Church took place on Wed-| nesday, Janary 28.The meet-| ing was opened with a short over the vears to collect funds, for its upkeep, each group, or \u201csect\u201d placing the responsibility on the other.St, Paul's, TORMASTOWN EDITORIAL.We're Murdering Ourselves VV feel we must add our protest against the potluters of our world.Science has, in its greed to ! | that tastes so much better than it used disprove all We tell ourse'ves that life is so de- to?\u2018 Vv WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 hark | The Gleaner - 3 Seedy Characters Attend Ormstown Curling Party i i i i Ormstown curlers have had categories.\u2018Hard Times\" won: Ormstown Senior Citizens Re-elect Club's Executive myth, including Christianity, disproved itself Through scientific efforts we are the most confortably affluent people on earth, yet we are murdering ourselves and our reighbours by the minute.We demand perfection, we want a push-button life and we have it, but at, oh, what a cost.Instant foods are so doctored with chemicals, they are really unfit for food and we cannot buy a truly fresh, pure vegetable or fruit.Most of our so-called .fresh fruits and vegetables are subjected to several hours in gas chambers before being put on the shelves of sunermarkets.The nurnose is *o ripen green preduce.which wou'd have spoiled in transit, if picked at the peak of ripencss.Potatoes are treated, so thet the sprouting action will be d-laved, cs are some other veae tabl7s.Dur flour is \u201cenrich~d\u2019\u201d our juices contain additives, our cereals are treated amainst insect invasion and so it aoes ad infinitum.Qur meat is specially treated for our protection.When has a chicken tasted like a chicken, or a steak even smelled like a steak?All baby food is treated and double-treated.We are too lazy to mash a carrot and put it through a strainer.We want whiier clothes than our neighbour so we demand more whitening power.and then contaminate our rivers with the stuff, Have you ever wondered what is on the back of that postage stamp | mending that it is impossible for a family to get along with one car, Most families have two or more which belch out carbon r-onoxide in such abundance that our lungs are grey and black, not pink.Ask env doctor when he has seen a pink lung.Make a study of emphysema and compare ! its prevalance today with that of fifty or a hundred years ago.There is so much pollution of our rivers, lakes and oceans that, if continued, the process of nature cannot correct it.It takes five years for carbon monoxide to b-.broken down in atmospheric conditions.the high rate of today\u2019s air pollution is clogging the strata; it connot hrndle the heavv load.That is why heavy palls hang low over great cities.Oh yes, not only has science disproved | itself bv polluting air and water, it has disprovrd man bv polluting his mind.He is no longer copable of carina about his neighbour.All he wants is his comfort and he has been so polluted that he doesn\u2019t even know he is the most uncomfortable creature on earth.Long before the birth of Christ, proohet wrote, \u201cThey are greedy which can never have enough , .they cannot understand .they all look their a own way, evervone for his gain, from his own auarter.\u201d Man did not listen then.nor in the interim.IS IT TOO LATE?What's 0 Doing?at's Ormstown Doing?w The Quebec Road Department has bought house lots) COMMittee, Conveners P631 from the Village of Ormstown and intend to erect a home for its resident engineer.QUESTIONS ABOUT GARBAGE - + Members of the Ormstown| i A devotional period by Rev.Howard Smith.The Sccretary, Mr, Alan Marshall read the minutes of the previous anuua] meeting.Five baptisms, one marriage and eight burials were reported.The Sunday School report given by the secretary treasurer Miss M.Swan, revealed many changes in teaching staff.The WMS Afternoon Adult group reported that a few active members\u2019 were successful in meeting: their allocation; clothing was| sent to Tyndale House, with! cards and visits to all sick and, bereaved, An official affiliation with the Ladies Aid look place on January 14th.The | Evening Adult group reported, Pan excellent year with a spe- thought well presented and commented on by all present.2 \u2014 19 OZ PKG A motion of commendation to all church groups was given 95¢ : by Mr.Merrill Tannahill.! The renaming of all mana- .gers for another term wag ac- LAVO cepted.Mr.Alan Hooker was CONCENTRATED Mi named as Auditor.Mr.Roy -ea1J, pojutodde sem TOYIINOIN Ÿ surer for another year.À sug- JAVEL WATER j gestion, that hearing aids GALLON JUG tmight be installed in the church was discussed.Mr, Bill A8 Hooker was named to look in- 59¢ to the cost of such installation About fifty persons attended Save 10¢ Mfast resting place of some of) i i a: | 4 4 the cial project of visiting al] sick and shut-in patients in homes, and taking gifts.Several much needed articles, including a steam (able were purchased for the church kitchen.The Ladies Aid reported a good vear with high proceeds from the Turkey supper, They ave happy to be affiliated with; the W.M.S.afternoon group.The Young People\u2019s Society held twelve regular meetings with an average of twelve of its 21 members present cach meeting, The spring and fall paper drives is the members\u2019 main source of funds.No financial statement was read, from this groun.| The church financial statement was rca! by the trea surer, Mr.Roy McNicol, The budget givings were down by.an amount of approximately $333.00.Discussion on how this might be remedied took some time.Mr.Alvin Gruer said! that if people would think in terms of working for themselves as opposed to working r others it might be quite plain that the givings to the church were for our own comforts, (a minister, a warm church and contfortable pews), The givings to the budget are used so that others may have the same opportunity.Without the help of the budget fund.our present church would certainly not have been built in the early thirties.It was a meeting.There are 161 Cemetery was the orgnal! Preshyterian burial ground of the congregation which bears its name.Most of those who: Is our future so bieak that.the memory of the past no! longer matters?ORMSTOWN SOCIAL | Mr.and Mrs, David Kellner! (née Pamela Moe) of New York were Thursday and Friday visi- lie beneath its sod were tors of Miss Ethel Cavers.Mr, staunch Presbyterians.Today,land Mrs.Garth Cavers were: forty five years after Union,|dinner guests at the same home the hallowed place is undericn Thursday and Mr.and Mrs.! the care of five men, Messers George Sutherland and George Hugh Chambers, Jack Rodger.Jr.were present also.Newton Elliot, John Campbell] Recent guests of Mrs.Chris- and Alan Cavers.Last sUNl'\u2018tina and Mrs.Mary MeNeil mer the grounds were levclied.ere Mr.and Mrs, Clayton Har- and most of the stones were vey and Margaret of Stanbridge placed at therrcar of the East.Miss Margaret Harvey grounds.Several large MOR pained for a few days before ments of great sfrength are, still standing where they were! placed in the 1800's and carly, part of the century.The plan is to seed the ground in the.spring and kcep it in lawn | like condition, thus preserv ing it as a memorial to those brave men and women of long ago, (One of the caries] \"stones is dated 1826.) Foy per \u2018petual upkeep a fund is needed, The effort of asking| and receiving monies has not.heen too satisfactory.More, funds will be needed as soon as work resumes in the spring.going to Ottawa where she will begin a course in Hairdressing.Mr.and Mrs.Keith MacMillan, Barry and Donna of Finch, Ont.were also guests of Mrs.Mary and Mrs.Christina Mc Neil.Mr.George Rice of Montreal was a visitor last weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Cullen.Mr.and Mrs.Bob Sparling of Morin: Heights were guests on the weekend of Mrs.Sparling\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Henderson.REDPATH White Granulated SUGAR TEL.264-5464 WEEKEND GROCERY SPECIALS EFFECTIVE WED., FEB.11 \u2014 12 \u2014 13 \u2014 14 NAINA YORK w That Inter-Municipal Sanitation Committee, eonsist- ing of the mayors, secretaries and one chosen council mem: her from the municipalities of Franklin, Ormstown Village and Ormstown Parish, will call a mceting very shortly to solve a few existing problems.One question, Why do people dump garbage on the road side rather than take it less than half a mile more and deposit it at the dump site?Another question.Although the pickup truckers have heen asked to replace garbage cans on the sidewalks or driveways, many are still left in the street, WHY?1\u201d At last Monday's Village Counct| Meeting it was de- head beams are in.a bad state of disrepair.M.L.Chartrand was appointed to investigate.# Those wlio remember Rev.Randolph McLean will mother in Halitax last Monday.Rev.Mr.Mcl.ean was a former minister at Huntingdon Preshyterian Church.CALL HIM \u201cSIR\u201d \\ v\u201d Congratulations to our man, iarity.since you were a little boy .call you SIR.Aw, go ahead, we'll even CHICKEN LEGS OR BREASTS || \u2014 5 lbs \u2014 \u2014 2 LB BOX \u2014 | | 49c $1.39 | Save 10¢ Save 30¢ DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES Vanilla & Chocolate 27 IN WHITE FLANNELETTE \u2014 \u201cmembers on the church roll fwith an unlimited number of i voung people with group con- \u201cnections.Only one \u201cyoung\u201d } person was present.g St.Paul's Cemetery Rg St.Paul's, the site of the your town\u2019s founders seems not ito be such a sacred place as gone would hope for.It has \u2018been increasingly difficult He \\ REG.CHILDREN'S STRETCHY § VALUE TO .98¢ 50°» POLYESTER MENS REG, 43¢ for MEN'S FOAM LINED WINTER VESTS SML 27 IN.STRIPED COCOA MATTING REG.1.69 MENS & BOYS PERMANENT PRESS TURTLE NECK SWEATERS 50°0 COTTON BOYS: Reg.2.89 FOR CHASE & SANBORN || ALL PURPOSE GRIND COFFEE \u2014 1 LB PKG \u2014 89c Save 20\u20ac IDEAL || GOLDEN BANTAM Cream Style Corn 2 \u2014 19 OZ TINS 39¢ SAVE 10¢ 29 cents yard TO CLEAR 3.95 FOR 1.39 yd.TOCKINGS TO CLEAR 3 pairs for 1.00 $5.95 2.95 : Reg.3.75 FOR 1.98 cided to look into the state of the fire truck garage.Over- sympathize with him on the death of his 97 year old lan Watson for up-; ho!ding his own on that recent Toievision programme.We| predict great things for you lan, unfortunately we shall; have to call you Mr.and that will spoil an intimate famil- After all most of us in the county have kown you 1\u201d We have to say it, our patience is almost at low Valentine.Cant pyednesday the by Norval Blair.hose coat The annual meeting of the It has been suggested that 3 \u2019 ras the remnants of many math m Citizens* C it s \u2018ivic-mi i \u2018tables of players, showed an Ormstown Citizens\u2019 Club took if some civie-minded citizens meals, Prize for originality went to Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Greer, whose very formal attire was made entirely of po- equal preference for bridge and \u2018or 500, Mrs, Elsie Cullen and [Mrs.Bea McGerrigle were the place on Thursday evening with about 40 members present.All officers were re-elected; Pre- de Wwinnore .sident: Mrs.Frank Martin: ist bridge winners, Mrs.Audrey tato sucks, by Mrs.Greer.Vice-President; Mr Romen Elliot and Mrs.Marion Blair Brian Aldridge and Shirley Brunet: 2nd Vice-President; were winners of 500.Whyte convincingly portrayed Mr, WM.Melntyre: Treasurer On Saturday night the Club room, appeared like a depres.i sion soup line of the early thir- lies, except for the hilarity.It the old man and the lady \u2018with the hairnet* trom a current T.V.show, they were awarded the prize for the most humour Vr, Frank Martin: Secretary, Mrs.Margaret Graham: Kiteh- en and Social Committee, Mrs, : .Archie MeCaig; Mrs, Arden | was a Hard Times Party, which ous costume.Douglas, and Mr.Arehie Me proved that people can get their Bill and Marj Fearn were \u2018Caig ' \u2018 kicks from dressing up much \u201crelics of anothor era\u201d as Marj (as their children can.Creative [appeared in all her holey glory | | ingenuity produced some of the ; ' worst specimens of poor humanity imaginable.! Curling was the main abjee- itive of those poor deprived souls and brought gales of laughter the onlookers.After the game, dancing wax enjoyed to the music of Audrey Elliott and {Jasper Lamb.© Prizes Were awarded for four | \u2014 me en Vali for costuming, times\u201d were given to Mr.and Mrs.J.Jasmin and Mr.and Mrs.Eldon Robb, Ito the close of a very enjoyable evening.nlines A Ommstoun U.J | their children Mrs.Anderson gave a reminder on the eflee- tiveness of grandmothers\u2019 cures, lozenges, inhalants, ÊW1 met for the February i meeting of Monday afternoon, ! February 2.Fourteen mem- \"bers responded to the roll call i Valentines were given to thelattention to the responsiveness i neighbour on the hight and|of listeners in expressing opin.i three favorite cookie recipesjions re: television shows, Mem.were named.Minutes of the! bers were yeguested to take ; Previous meeting were read note of the various program: rand accepted.Mrs.J.reported for Life Membership cussion for the Mareh meeting, were.In keeping with the theme of requested to submit their an-; Citizenship, Mrs.Holmes in- nual report to the County Con-itroduced the guest of the day, vener as soon as possible.jan outstanding Ormstown citi- Mrs, Greer, Convener for zen and author, Miss Nan Agriculture.brought informa\u2019 Gelsthorpe.The members were tion on an experiment with a'charmed with her informal new drug used to control size chat and gracious manner as and production of cggs, and she responded to the mem-| concluded with a timely poem.bers\u2019 many questions.Mrs For the current news of FEdu- Hooker expressed thanks for cation an article wag given by the group.Mrs.MeNeil on forms to be \u2018Tea and refreshments were signed by parents, stipulating served by Mrs, Holmes, Mrs their choice of languaze for Anderson and Mrs.Taylor.Bruce mes in preparation for a dis-! À recent interview with sev- wearing her furs and jewellery etal members, indicates thar tend to mask the worn-out finery the club, formed a few years ago! Mrs, R.Anderson and some of many parsons Said one lady \"LES à place we have, and we Know it's our own,\u201d \u201clivery one Refreshments were served at Kuows that lie is responsible.for a certain amount of work, if lunch is being served every one helps without being asked\u201d offered another.\u201cI like it because my lriends are there and 1 have some one to talk to.\u201d The favorite pastime is card [playing and nine tables were and Played at Thursday's meeting N.Y., was a recent visitor of cod liver oil.Mrs.Holmes drow [#ter the business was dispensed with, wished to donate an hour or two once a month, the Club Room could be onen during the day, once or twice a week, Some one responsible for opening and closing the place and to help create an interest for those who cannot get out during the evenings would be doing a great kindness with little effort, AU present the Semior Citizens\u2019 Club operates only on Thurs- dax evening.The atmosphere iis very friendly and people from Howick and Huntingdon often the informal get-to- ethers A call to the Secretary of her heyday.Their prize was (through the untiring efforts of might give one a chance to do [a good deed and meet some Two extra prizes for \u2018hard fer friendst is a way of life or miehty inleresting persons.F Beaver Mr and Mrs.Bruce Sutton and son Brent of Covey Hill, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Lisle Watterson and fame [said one dine old gentleman, fly Miss Florence Cook, Malone, Mr.Mrs.Ernest Watter- son, and | _ Lark Far BEAUCHAMP FRERES FABULOUS CLEARANCE | See Ad.In Next Week\u2019s GLEANER | | MENARD METRO SUPERMARKET OPEN THURS.NIGHT STORE HOURS MOTI.-TUES.WED.8.30 a.m.to 6 pan.THURS.& FRI 8.30 am to 9 pm.SAT.8.30 aun.to 5 pan ebb.We see no reason for those blankety blank snow- I mobiles making such an ungodly racket at such ungodly METRO 1 hours.Scems like there's a devilish gremlin in the bird SUGAR brains of some, who have no concern for others.Thank BREAD the man up there for ONLY three more months of winter.# BRIGADOON, that's th duction CVR will J 24 OZ LOAF sent the end of this month.' Last year's production of The! 5 lbs.49¢ Pirate f P \" d th CVR's @ .a on ras prove Vaot OUR porformars are 40 2 for 35c accompanists are capable of presenting only the best in I rien sta aon METRO _ Se MINCED CHASE & SANBORN w# Those farmers taking the Manpowei course scem to BUTTER E be a dedicated group of hoys.They have moved from the BEEF COFFE town hall to the roomier Legion Hall, Parking is still a problem, if not for them it is for some of the home owners 66¢ Ib | LB.BAG .who cannot get into their driveways on many occasions.° 1 3 OZ BONUS Might be a time for the Legion memhors to consider buy- Ib 9 ing a parking lot.2 S.$1.0 FACELLE .90¢ WON TROPHY Rad Congratulatons to the Ormstown Majorettes for win-; CROSS RIB nin \u2018\u201cs Wi i \u2019 Te anntar Carnival or Syme.TOILET PAPER Bap ROAST 85¢ Ib.6 rolls 89 4 | rolls 99c | CHUCK MEXICO (2 pkys of two) | 57¢ Ib CHERRY CHRISTIE || ROAST JJc Ib TOMATOES [SODA CRACKERS | 1 PT.BOX 2 LB BOX MINCED Ï : 5 C Ib.MONTCLAIR Te | .SIA pera?ICEBERG Mineral Water CGARRY NOW IS THE TIME \" LETTUCE oz ene TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF | SAUSAGES 69¢ Ih.2h ds 49 3 for 89¢ | O eads 47c UR PURE PORK MT.ROYAL LOW PRICES PRE COO aN CAULIFLOWER TOMATOES BOSTON 28 OZ TINS o 59 BRAND NEW 1970 MODELS BLUE FISH C Ib.39¢ ea.3 for 89 Ski-doo Sales and Service | © ® FRANKLIN CENTRE | 1 HENDERSON METRO MARKET HUNTINGDON M ee 4 - The Gleaner WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 \u2018(= LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAOHARNOIS @ @ Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.KEITH HOWDEN, President and Publisher Member of: Audit Bureau of Circulation Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Second Class Mail Registration Number - 0733 Subscription rate: $6.00 per year Canada and U.S.A.Single Copy 15c SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE Foie AT CHATEAUGAY, N.Y 1 Association Aithough every precaution will be taken to avoid crsor.The Gleaner 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 such advertisement is requested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business Office signed by fhe advertiser and with such error and correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case if any error so noted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisé.ment ac the space occupied by the noted error bears ta the whole space occupied by such advertisement, Editorial An Economic UST as Man\u2019s bielogical survival is made 1 possible by his ability to diversify, so too is the economic survival of a region dependent upon the diversification of its industry.In the Huntingdon area, we are in the unattractive position of having \u201ctoo many eggs in one hasket.\u201d Our dependence upon the textile industry puts us at the whim of a specialized market whose failure could leave this valley a \u201cghost region.\u201d In times such as these, the only way to ensure continued prosperity is to avoid counting on only one source of revenue.Any number of events could seriously affect the \u201cstability\u201d of an individual market \u2014 competition from foreign countries, an uncevfain peditical climate, government anti-inflation measure.We delude ourselves if we think \u201cit can\u2019t happen here,\u201d because it can.We all have heard of communities that have simply disap peared because a vein of ore ran out, or because the demand for a certain pro- duat fell off suddenly.Something similar could occur ribht here, and the only way to ensure it does not, as well as provide for a healthy eco- \u201comic future, is to attract industry that will provide an alternative source of income.What, though, do we have to do to attract investment in our region?Why aren't new companies moving into the Huntingdon area?How much longer will we have to remain \u201cQuebec\u2019s forgotten corner?\u201d In spite of the fact that local industry has been expanding and last month saw the giant Co-operative of Granby move into Huntingdon, the region is still not getting the large-scale investment by new firms that is so desperately needed.That the term \u201cdesperately\u201d is not too strong was made obvious by the actions last summer of the Huntingdon County Council.In June, they accepted a brief from the Hinchinbrooke Council that said the county was \u201cfinancially depressed\u201d.Such a move is tantamount to calling the region an economie disaster area.At that time, fhe brief noted the growth and the increase in employment brought about in eastern Ontario through government grants.It also revealed that Ontario Cabinet Minister Avers said Que- bec-based firms were swamping his government with queries about locating in Ontario.Many of these firms wanted jo locate near the Quebec border so they could draw on this province's labor market.In their report, Hinchinbrooke Council used the Village of Athelstan as an example of the Huntingdon area's economic ills.At ong time the community employed 200 and the village prospered.Today it manages to employ only 8 or 10, and even the future of these jobs is not certain, The Hinchinbrooke representatives told\u2019 the County Council fhat they had received inquiries from two companies which would seriously consider moving Ifto this region were forgivable loans similar to Ontario's available, This would create 100 new jobs.The council took the action of calling the county financially depressed in an effort to have the provincial government take some initiative to grant incentives, in the form of tax holidays or otherwise, to industries willing to locate here, The government's action in this field did Httle to improve the situation.The proposals to spur iwestment announced in November were a disappointment.Any company that wishes to invest hers an amount over $50,000 could apply to Quebec for up to 15% of thelr investment, The oiling on a grant to a given firm was set a $500,000, Strings wore attached to the offer, Notes.\u2018Ghost Region however, that would limit the range of producers that could participate.First of all the company had to be of a type not yet firmly established in the province.In addition, if the company was established it would become eligible for a grant only if in its first year of operation it could export goods equal in value to a third of the grant.The terms of these offers do not stand up in comparison to what is going on in areas bordering this region.Ontario has been attracting large new industries by providing healthy contributions to construction and expansion costs of interested firms The Ontario grants cover 3 of the first $250,000 of building or expansion costs, and 25% of the balance.After the first year of operation, 1/10 of the loan Is forgiven and this continues for five more years, until, if the company has performed satisfactorily, the grant is written off entirely, It is not surprising companies find the Ontario offer more attractive, Across the border in New York, Governor Rockefeller recently signed into law a series of tax benefit measures to encourage investment.The legislation provides a one-percent business tax credit for manufacturers who build new plants or expand and modernize their existing facilities in the state.For example, on an investment of $10,000,000, a company could deduct $100,000 from either its corporate franchise tax, or the unincorporated business tax.If the credit exceeds the total tax for one year, it can be carried over into subsequent years.The offer also applies to equipment and facilities used: for production purposes.The tax benefits are available with a minimum of red tape, No wonder industry would find such a proposal much more viable than Quebec's $500,000 ceiling incentive grants.It's not surprising that even Canadian companies choose to invest in New York rather than in this province.Witness the publicity campaign the state is currently running about the \"success stories\u201d of Canadian firms that have opened up branch operations in the state, A look at a map of our area will give an indication why investment is not coming to the Huntingdon region.We are wedged in between a state and a province whose governments have more to offer, It's criminal when one thinks that our geographical location should be an economic asset, If it weren't for this disparity in what action governments are taking, the Huntingdon area would bé idea] for relocating or introducing industry, We are situated only 40 miles from the markets of Montreal and even closer to the United States.The Seaway and the port of Valleyfield are only 18 miles away, and two railroads serve the region.Thére is a great deal of land available for indus trial purposes and it is not expensive.Power for even the largest smelter complex is available from the Beauharnois installation, and water can be obtained from the Chateauguay River, There is certainly a work force large enough to meet almost any demands, and if it wire not sufficient companies could draw employées from Montreal.In shôrt, fhis area should be idésl for economic development, and should be able to support a wide range of industries.They heave fo be attracted here first, however, and the measures taken by the Quebec Government te encourage their locéfion.here have rot been good enough, tf proper incentives in the forms of grants of tax holidays are not provided, Ontario and New York will continue to take Industrist divelopment iway from us.1 this is allowed fo happen, then the region Will remain ovériÿapécisiizéd, er will continue under the spector of economic uncertainty.- ema de tnt HE popular belief that blind people have a sixth sense was denied in a White Cane Week interview.According to Mrs.J.T.Paterson, National President, The Canadian Council of the Blind, \u201cCare: ful planning and observation through the other senses often creates this false impression.\u201d One area where planning counts is in the choice of outfit for the day.Keeping colour combinations straight can be a big problem for a blind woman.When it comes to taking a dress off the hook in the closet, there must be some method to identify matching accessories.Some pu scarfs in separate bags and mark them with a Braille tab.Others hand them on different hooks or set aside special loca: tions in dresser drawers, Like the sighted, many blind women wear jewelry.Here, the sense of touch is the key to the right colour.With beads, she makes sure that each set is a different shape and memorizes the colour.it's the same with brooches or bracelets.In the shoe de partment, the numerous styles with their different shapes and textures have proven a great help.Whether it is a sandal or an evening slipper, she buys only one pair af each style and remembers the colour.The shoe holder, with its many pockets, also helps keep the shoes in order.If they get scattered around the closet floor, the various styles make it easy to match each pair by touch.\"Blind people are pcople, who sometimes need help,\u201d Mrs.Patterson said, emphasizing the theme of White Cane Week, the public education period sponsored annually by the CCB and The Canadian National Institute for the Blind.\u201cYou could guide them across the street.You could read the prices in a supermarket or the menu in a restaurant.When the meal arrives, offer to cut the meat and describe the position of the vegetables on the plate.Partially sighted people whose visual problem is sometimes less noticeable, find this assistance invaluable, 100.\u201d Remember that blind people are people who will welcome your friendly help and a cheerful word, Not all blind Canadians are totally White Cane Week blind.According to A.N.Magill, Manag ing Director, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, about four-fifths of Canuda\u2019s 26,000 blind persons have guid ing vision.\u201cIn some ways their problems are more serious than those of the totally blind,\u201d said Mr.Magill in a special White Cane Week interview.\u201cTheir handicap is not obvious and they are denied the good neighbourly assistance ile public give the rest of us voluntarily.\u201d Totally blind himself, Mr.Magill explained some of the factors in partial sight.Some have lost their side vision and see only through a small area in the middle of the eye.Others have no centre sight and must do their seeing around the edges.Some see through a mist and must go about looking into an endless fog.In some cases vision just ends a few feet from the person concerned.In many cases the partially seeing blind person sees too well to be obviously handicapped and must train himself to ask for help.Because blind people are people, as the theme of White Cane Week emphasizes this year, the partially sighted person must overcome his embarrassment and ask a passer-by for the time when the overhead clock is outside his visual range.While he may take his cue from fhe stop-lights beside him, instead of asking for a guiding arm across the street, he must ask for help when reading the menu in a restaurant.Not long ago a partially sighted housewife went into a store to buy a snow suit for her son.It was almost closing time, but, because blind peopic are people, she thought she could make her purchase quickly.She found a snow suit but could not read the price.Spotting a clerk who was busy putting things away, she asked the price of the garment.\u201cThe price is as marked, madam,\u201d he answered.Too sensi: tive to explain her predicament, she left without making the purchase.\u201cLearning to ask for help is more difficult for some than for others,\u201d Mr.Magill observed.With White Cane Week under way, remember that blind people are people and be ready to lend whatever aid is necessary.2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ACCUSES ART DOREY | OF \u201cSCARE TACTICS\u201d The Editor, Huntingdon Gleaner Sir: It's when we let the little things slip by.'.Attention Art Dorey, whoever you are.The first passage ol R.Buckminster Fuller's book \u201cOperating Manual for Spaceship Earth\u201d read as follows.\u201cI am enthusiastic over humanity\u2019s extraordinary and sometimes very timely ingenu- ities.If you are in a shipwreck and all the boats are gone, a piano top buoyant enough to keep you afloat that comes along makes a fortuitous life- preserver.But this is not to say that the best way to de- \u2018sign a life preserver is in the form of a piano top.I think \u2018we are clinging to a great many piano tops in accepting yesterday\u2019s fortuitious contrivings as constituting the only means for solving a given problem.Because our spontaneous initiative has been frustrated, too often inadvertently (we don\u2019t know who invented water-but we're pretty sure it wasn't the fish) in earliest childhood we do not tend, customarily, to dare to think competently regarding our potentials.We find it socially easier to go on with our narrow, shortsighted specializations and leave it to others primarily to the politicians \u2014 to find some way of resolving our common dilemmas.\u201d Art Dorey would have us believe in his \u2018She won't do it again\u201d article that the piano top is here to stay.The article is just a game called \u2018\u2018Put the Blinders on\u201d or another favorite \u201cIgnore the Cause.\u201d The rules of both being: 1) attack the symptom therefore obscuring the cause, 2) ignore the real issue, and 3) say anything so people won't have a chance to think.I think it is time for the game to stop \u2014 there is too little time left to fool éround.To say what Mr.Dorey says is, to my mind, thé same as saying that some foods are poisonous \u2014 don't take a chance on getting killed \u2014 stop eating: one is as ludicrous as the other.The real issue is what do you do when you are in a society that has t¥iekad people into thinking and dbflng äs if persttial property is a reality., ., (It\u2019s my ear.go out and work for your own car and until then, walk)., .where sharing is non-existant and Trust is rotting in her grave, One thing you don't do is pass a 14w and Rope the problem will go away, and you cerfainly don't use scare tactics to teach thing.that thinking gave us two.world wars and the atomic bomb.Sincerely.David Henry, Berci's Farm Brook Road.STERILIZATION OF THOSE ON WELFARE ?Ormstown, Que, February 5, 1970.The Editor, The Gleaner.The Gleaner, Huntingdon: Sir: Welfare, in most cases, has become a cancerous growth on the productive people on all civilized and (I hestitate to use the word) \u201cChristian\u201d societies.Sociologists report that the ratio of human parasites to human workers is now past three to one, due to the ever increasing numbers of the Hippie cult that renege from work almost as much as from soap, water and barbers, It is established also that these parasitical groups propagate at more than twice the rate of the working group.Dr.William Shockley, Nobel Prize winning physicist has stated a member of the black race having a lower I.Q.potential has little chance to conform to the established way of life.He cannot contribute to the G.N.P.of the country he lives in, in ratio to the numbers of his race that fall into a classification that are unable to support themselves legitimately.They for the most part become welfare recipients and the people, that laws command others to integrate with, Dr.Shockley also has proved that there exists a disproportionate increase of births in this group.This is true of all races not only the black and we only have to look at our own prvince to see the same facts.Our churches, schools, and laws encourage the continuance and increase of personnel, money and materials to keep these \u2018pets\u2019 in existence in éver- increasing numbers, but the working man cannot much longer carry this tax burden with its augmenting weight.The \u2018Bleeding Hearts that falsely clain they represent the people, propound the continuance of welfare and race integration, this can only lead eventually to moral and physical detërio- ration of all races involved and a bankrupt worn-out people that are the contributors to our ANP.Certainly sométhing hag tô be done to bring about a great changé in the balance, Sterilization has to be considered afd if nothing else, the thought would be a rasites that are not part of the \u2018vast silent majority.\u2019 {world\u2019s ills, deterrent to the malaise of pa- Los to the Éditor = \"OPEN THFIR MINDS .AND CAR DOORS\u201d The Editor, Huntingdon Gleaner Sir: waive Dangerous!: so says Art Ddyey in The Gleaner with his warning to young girls not to \u2018put up the thumb.\u201d Why didn\u2019 t he at the same time Find \"the story of a \u201cmarried woman\u201d driver being attacked by a male hitchiker, then we could draw the conclusion that everybody is out to get everybody.you can\u2019t trust each other, so don\u2019t take a chance on helping anyone or asking help from anyone.It is precisely this attitude wXich perpetuates the lear we have of strangers \u2014 be they new neighbours, or people of a different colour, religion, nationality, political ideology.Fear and mistrust, and their consequences or self-protective- ness and ethnocentrism are, I befieve, at the centre of the There's \u2018no per- Centage\u2019 in giving someone a ride, boycotting detergents, pulling out of Vietnam, sending help to Biafra {during the conflict), admitting that the other side or the other guy could be right and you could be wrong.The people who will challenge the world and bring about changes for the better are those who trust others, who can open their minds and their car doors to strangers.The rest will continue to live in fear of their own world, Man is one \u2014 trust yourself.Raandi King 2139 Wellington Street, Montreal 104, Quebec.OLDEST CINE Danish Airlines-DDL started flying in 1918 and regards itself as the oldest airline in continwous existence in the world.Ste.Barbe.(Continued from page 1) the machines they were driving and their prize: The trophy- winners also took home cash prizes: LADIES\u2019 RACE (D to 800 cc's) 1: Monique Hamelin \u2014 Yamaha \u2014 Cercle Sportif Trophy; 2: Therese Hamelin \u2014 Yamaha \u2014 Mme.Guy Dumouchel Trophy; 3; Francine Leduc \u2014 Skiroule \u2014 cash prize.TANDEM RACE 0.300 c.c.1.Gilbert Biron, Scorpion, Cerdle Sportif Ste-Barbe Trophy; 2.Mare Trembley, Pierre \u2018Loisselle, Moto-Ski; 3.Jean-Guy Loiselle, Pierre Loi- selle, Sno-Jet.STOCK 0 - 295 c.c, 1, Yvan Beaudoin, Rupp, Trophy Caisse Populaire, Ste- Barbe; 2.Jean-Guy Laforest, Panther ;3.Serge Lajeunesse, Ski-Whiz.STOCK 296 - 340 \u2014 A 1 Jacques Perron, Skiroule, Bruno Girouard Trophy; 2.Ju- Skiroule; 3.lien Tremblay, Michel Favreau, Skiroule, STOCK 296 - 340 \u2014 B 1.Gilbert Bourdon, Bombar- HHVASAMAOOHS, eue.se.BIRTH9 ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS MARRIAGE NOTICES Cards of Thanks | wish to express my heartfelt thanks to Dr.B.G.Thompson and to the staff of nurses on the second floor of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for the excellent care and kindness given me while | was a patient there; also to Dr.F.G.McCrimmon for coming to my home before | had to go to the hospital.| also wish fo thank my family and friends for the cards, flowers and gifts, which were all very much appreciated, Mrs.Jos.H.Forget Jr.| wish fo express my sincere thanks to Dr.Cameron, nurses and staff of the Hun- tingdon County Hospital for their excellent care while a patient there.Also to friends and relatives for visits, cards and gifts and many acts of kindness while a patient in The Royal Edward Chest Hospital.Also, to the committee in charge and the donors for the purse 1 received while in the Hospital.All was very much appreciated.Earl Middlemiss dier, Couillard Automobile care ih bo express my sin penphy; 2.Jean Claude Cor mon, nurses and staff of the en et Huntingdon County Hospital Brisson, Ski-Whiz, for the good care | received STOCK while | was a patient there.381 - 440 c.c, All was greatly appreciated.1.Garry Fleury, Planther, Caza Supplies Trophy; 2, Rob- erl Beaudoin, Skiroule; 3.Ronald Santamony, Panthere.STOCK 341 .380 c.c.1, Robert Beaudoin, Skirou- le, Trophy; 2, R.Bourbonnais, Bombardier; 3, Julien Tremblay, Skiroule.STOCK 441 - 600 ce, 1.Claude Sauvageau, Skiruu- le, Leduc \u2018Marine Trophy; 2, Yves Dumouchel, Skiroule; 3.R.Bourbonnais, \"Bombardier.MODIFIED 0 - 295 cc.1.Gilbert Campeau, Scorpion, Bijouterie Hébert Trophy: 2.S.Perrin, Alouct- 296 - 340 cc.1.Bill Serviss, Polaris Centre Sport Trophy, Marchand Frères; 2.André Leduc, Ski- roule; 3.André Garmache, Bombardier.MODIFIE 341 - 440 cc.1 Roger Parent, Polaris, A.l.Longtin: 2.Bill Serviss, Polaris; 3.Jane-Guy Couture, Moto-Ski.441 - 650 c.c, 1.Gérard Couture, Moto-Ski, Roch Trépanier Trophy: 2.Roger Chevrier, Moto-Ski; 3.André Prégent, Skiroule.FREE FOR ALL 0 - 440 cc.1.André Gamache, Bombar-, hardier, J.Leduc Electrique Trophy; 2, Roger Parent, Po laris; 3, Jean-Guy Couture, Moto-Ski FREE FOR ALL 441 - 800 c.c.- 1.Gérard Couture, Moto-Ski, Jean-Louis Trépanier Trophy; 2.Marcel Tardif, Moto-Ski, Buffet Régal Trophy; 3, Raymond Proulx.Bombardier.Sportsmen from all over attended the races, and a number expressed the opinion that they were among the best-run anywhere.In another sporting event that day.a women's broom-bal! team from Ste.Barbe defeated the Valleyfield \u201cStars\u2019 4-0.The Stars were overpowered, \u2018Valleyfield Auto Spring Mrs.Armand Ouimet 1 would like to express my sincere thanks to Dr.McCrim- mon, and the staff of the Hun- tingdon County Hospital for the care and kindnesses shown to me while | was a patient there.Also many thanks for the many cards, flowers and gifts received.All was much appreciated.Mary O.Pringle My sincere thanks to Dr.Thompson and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for the wonderful care | received during my stay there, thanks also ro relatives and friends for visits, cards and gifts.All was very much appreciated.Louis Roy We wish to sincerely thank Dr.Lefebvre, and ail the relatives, neighbours and friends who helped in any way at the time of our recent sad bereavement.Everything was very much appreciated.W.T.Steele and family | would like to express my sincere thanks to Dr.McCrim- mon, nurses and staff of the Huntingdon County Hospital for the excellent care | received while a patient there, also to relatives and friends for cards and visits, All was much appreciated.Sherman Wattie My sincere appreciation to Barrie Memorial Hospital and o those who remembered me with cards, letters and visits while | was a patient there.Mrs.Wallace Younie Barbe.In tug-of-war competition, Ludovic Brisson's Voyageurs of Ste.Barbe won the final, leaving Egide Robidoux's hardics from Cazaville in second spol.The 1970 Ste.Barbe Winter Carnival closed with a \u2018\u2019Olden Days\u201d supper and dance, in the village with additional awards and prizes being handed out.Carnival organizers pronounced the weekend festivities an \u201cunqualified success\u2019 and promised an even bigger and bel- ter display for next year.and abandoned the game in the, \u2026 second period.On Sunday, the carnival Mass was held in the village lollow- ed by a pony parade\u201d at 1:30 A hockey match had to be cancelled that afternoon because the \u2018balmy\u2019 weather affected ice conditions.It did not prevent a broom-ball game however, that provided action and fun for competitors and spectators.The participants were all \u2018\u201cover-40's\u201d but they fought to the bitter end.When the regular time was up, the teams were stale-mated at 1-1, They continued the match, though with four per side, than three per side, and so on, until each team had only one player left, At this].point, the St.Anicet crew |scored the winner to down Ste.Ken Story.young girls the evils of some- \u2019 Little.Denmark Flower Shop Hemmingford ® prs {MONTPETIT; } Funeral Home Rodrigue Montpetit Prop.F uneral Director Modern Parlors Ambulance Service 170 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon Tel.264-5021 a Air Conditioned ARCEARRRLARK ERS CR EHHENNRNS SN ANS LS SSI ES 8 5 St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev, G.McMicheh, N.A., B.D.Huntingdon, Quebec Diving Worship: 10.30 a.m \u2018Sifiday School, 11.00 a.m.the doctors and nurses of the DEATHS CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAMS REQUIEM MASSES Died AUCLAIR \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital on Friday, February 6, 1970, Rodrigue Auclair, aged 61 years, beloved husband of Beatrice Lalonde of Ste.Barbe.Body was in repose at the Montpetit Funeral Home.Funeral was held from St.Joseph's Church, Huntingdon at 10 a.m.Mon: day, Feb.9.Interment Sic.Barbe Cemetery.Cards of Thanks I wish to thank most sincerely Dr.Lefebvre and the nurses and staff for the wonderful care given my husband during his stay in the Hun- ringdon County Hospital; alse all relatives and friends for \"he Mass cards, floral tributes, visits, attendance at the funeral and other acts of kindness at the time of my bereavement.All is deeply appreciated.Mrs.Beatrice Auclair Our most heartfelt thanks to our friends, relatives and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy, Mass cards, floral tributes and many acts of kindness at the time of our recent sad bereavement \u2018n the loss of a dear brother Francis.All was greatly appreciated, The Coffey Family.I wish to express my sin- zere thanks to doctors and nurses of the 2nd floor and \u2018taff of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for the excellent care and kindness given me while 3 patient there.Also to relatives and friends, for get well cards, visits and thoughtful enquiries.All were very much appreciated.Mabel B.Elvidge We wish to thank our relatives and good friends for helping us celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary so beau: tifully.Special thanks for cards, gifts and visits.We shall .have very special mem- cries of a very special occasion.Ernest and Hazel Fennell on, We wish to express our nost heartfelt thanks to rela- rives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy, Mass cards, floral tributes, cards of sympathy and many other acts of kind: ness shown us during our recent sad bereavement.The Family of the Late James Feeny We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, either by phone, cards, flowers or Mass offerings, on the passing away of a dear husband and father, Mr.Frédéric Laverdure of St.Adolphe d'Howard.Mrs.Frédéric Laverdure Mrs, Bernard Lafleur gra KELLY Funeral Home Reg d GORDON McINTYRE Proprietor FUNERAL DIRECTOR NS AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONES: ARR ETAT NTR SAAR ces SSSR SSI 4 264-5447 \u2014 264.5402 ¢ Huntingdon, Que.Énnassanna nca narenent TT i 2 # 2 + * + NN Booth's Florist Reg'd Flowers for All Occasions FREE DEIAVERY SERVION Sonia wi DAVE BOOTH, Prop.100 Wellington St.264-2996, Huntinadon ECHOS! NES NN SNS NS NNNSNSSRSSRENA EN Tel.Little Denmark Flower Shop HEMMINGFORD, QUE.Flowering Plants Cul Flowers Floral Arrangements Dried Flower Arrangements Dish Gardens Foliage Plants Fruit Baskets Wedding Flowers Funcral Tribules Just call 247-2718 or Zenith 72550, or visit our shop.eo.0000 World-wide Service.Member F.T.D.a nting- | on 1970, ed 61 nd of f Ste, \u2018epose uneral held hurch, .Mont Ste.st sin.id the > won- ssband Hun- I; aiso ds for ibutes, e fun- kind- ny be- ly ap- \\uclair thanks s and nd ex- Mass | many à time ement rother ly ap- \u201camily.1y sins and rand morial Ww care while p rela- st well ful en- much Ividge r relais for ir 50th ; beaus for s.We: mem- | occa- \u2018ennell s our o rela- hbours ons of floral npathy f kind- pur re- of the Feeny ur sins and expres: her by r Mass g away father, : of St.erdure Lafleur LS 2 2027 / RENNNN SAN NNEN SN SSSR 5 A m oO x * tra \u2014 (RNS CRN RS SNR NN MS ANN SN NNSAY or.4 don xan he QUE.enls El 718 po, | op.vice D.ma ANGLERS ON LAKE ST, Sure It's Cold, Even to the avid fisherman, the presence of all those people on the ice of Lake St.Francis seems pretty hard to explain.It's cold, and the wind blows unchecked across the frozen FRANCIS 34 a surface, but a host of fishermen -.bundled against the elements make the rounds of the holes in .the ice, keeping an eye on the \u201ctip-ups\u2019\u201d attached to the lines in the walter.A person would be prone lo classifying them all as their presence makes itself known.A tip-up moves, its over- scer dashes to it and tugs on the mad until the reason for But The Fishing Is Great! Dewittville Family (Cuntinued frum page 1) and pump arrived under Assistant Chief Vincent John.i son followed a few % tes later by * brooke tank truck directed by Fire Chief Dan Tully, ee \u201cfi broken a small window and : erawled through onto the roof : of the front porch.When Royal returned his brother had lifted Meanwhile, Gilles Alen had! \u2018the Ruddock loss will be | tially Located in of Highway Four, the house \u2018was acquired by Royce Rud- dock six years ago from Mrs.William Brigden who termined and Mr.Ruddock are vacationing Florida, but it is known th covered by insurance, ë the centre of! the village on the south side] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 The Gleaner - 5 ¥! line, and moments later, a two- and-a-hal! foot northern pike is hauled [rom the water.It's at that time that the casual observer realizes why so many brave | the clements of the frozen lake.| Mr.and Mrs.Allen, gasping, have long been concerned that for breath and partially over-à fire could spread and des.come by smoke.also climed; troy many of the homes before down the tree.The children.help could be obtained but af- unharmed, were taken to the ter witnessing three depart twind when this fire broke out dock proved herself a mo: aow and property minu-'lives in Montreal.Extent ofgreat There is little indica- the Hinchin-/the damage has not been de- tion from the outside that the and Mrs.fire occurred, but the IN.family suffered a considerable their at financial Par carry insurance and much renovation will! have to be done.ties, Lee Ann Ruddock ig to be! before the house can be used his wife and children onto the| commended for her part in AGain.4 : ; ns \u2014 :à roof also.The young man then Summoning fire officials and An hour after the alarm was\u2019 \u201c4 climbed an ornamental tree Very resident of Dewittville, ounded.the firemen had Tel.691-9340 i near the house and his brothe: ! 18 grateful to the Ormstown, their trucks reloaded and.\u2019 i handed him the crving young: duningdon and Hinehin ready to leave.At that mom * sters one by one and they were|Dr00Ke firemen for saving the\u2018 ent, however.Dr J.W Abra: carried -to safety house.Resident, of the village pam and Mr.Ruddock at BARREYRE AUTOMOBILE ENRG.nounced to the firemen tha! their granddaughter had pre pared coffee and refreshments\u2019 and, in the absence par INDIAN SYRUP + ; sn°t capable young hostess.Th ; damage wasn't Ny from three widely sepa Before the invention of taps ated five departments discus 4nd tin buckets, Indians col sed their pre-dawn emergency od able svru using Allen call and heartilty thanke] lected maple syrup : voung hostess for her|tomahawks to nick the trees, loss as they didn't\u2019 thoughtfulness betore return.hirchbark to catch the sap ing to their homes and fami- and earthenware pots foi boiling.2 Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Dealer CLAUDE GLADU 266 ST JEAN-BAPTISTE BLVD, of CHATEAUGUAY, QUE.Ann nel ents, Miss lee Rud Mac Ruddock home next donyyments in action yesterday! and the parents were taken to! morning they have nothing but - To Bernard Hart of Somer- ville Beach, the size ol the turn-out, even in inclement weather, is no surprise.\u201cCold temperatures mean good [ish- |: ing,\u201d he said last Saturday as he looked out over the scene on the lake.The catch was good that weekend with a couple of efforts, nine-pounders caught Saturday contest for the biggest and clear with a snowblower.Mr.season at St, Anicet will likely allernoon.; ; smallest fish caught in then Winmill said, depending oi close sometime around the Mr.Hart operates, with Mr.|gection of the lake.The con- weather and ice conditions, the middle of March.Berio Grenon, a business cat-jiest starts this Saturday and - \u2014 es - \u2014 = ering to the ice fishermen near jasts for three weeks.Those | V LLEYFIELD GIRL GUIDE Somerville Beach, about IW0 |entering the contest will have A miles from Cazaville.From a their fish weighed right building near the shore of Lake St.Francis, they supply sportsmen with fishing gear bait, and the small shacks that dot the ice's sulace.In addition, they maintain a road out to where the fishermen set up shop and dril] holes through to the water, In spite of a late start this year the ice has reached a thickness of about 22 to 30 inches, more than enough to support even the heaviest of cars.An indication of that could be scen las: Sunday when about 35 vehicles were out in the fishing area.Although the Somerville Beach business will provide sportsmen with the heated shacks, and in fact have nine available for that purpose, many people just fish from their cars, They set up a number of lip-ups (short balanced, self- supporting rods) and then settle back to wait for some action.A bobbing tip-up means something is nibbling at the other end of the line, and the watchful fishermen dash to it to try to hook themselves prize.As likely as not, the result is a fair-sized pike, perth, dore, and, on occasion, à muskie.To say that those Fishing on the lake are keen would he an understatement.Some of them arrive at 6 a.m.and stay on a the ice all day.cooking their; food right there.They come from all over, too, from communities in the nearby states and elsewhere in Quebec.The biggest fish caught so far this year was a 12-pound northern pike pulled out of the lake by a Montreal sportsman, ICE FISHING CONTEST The season is far from over, however, and bigger fish may yet be caught.The Somerville Beach suppliers are holding a BEAUCHATEAU FOURSOME Gras vive or SEB pee ssievion rane erman would brave the el there and records will be kept of their catches, At the end of the three-week period the owner of the biggest pike or muskic will put $35 in his pocket, The unlucky person who catches the smallest specimen of those two types of fish, can console himself with a $15 prize.i Although many of the ice fishermen wear the cover-all clothing that has lately come to be identified with snowme-; bilers, there is no love lost between the members of the two! sports.The fishermen do their | best to keep the little machines away, because they feel the \u201coise scares away the fish, On! occasion, too, a snowmobile | whipping through the fishing | site will blow-over a whole line of tip-ups, | John Winmill, of St.Anicet! Outfitters, noted that the fish-| ing was also very good in his.section of Lake St.Francis.| The channel perch are run-.ing, he said, and the average weight was around \u2018: pound.The largest fish caught in St, Anicel this season was a 11.5- pound northern pike, but a report came in last week -that; one sportsman had landed al muskie.It was estimated it weighed about 12 pounds which\u2019 is a fair size for that breed of fish during the winter months.The muskie was a just reward for the keen Montreal: fisherman, who had spent the\u2019 whole night on the ice.; Mr.Winmill said evidence; that the pike are biting, and] that they are a good size came from another angler who re-, cently complained he had lost| five or six 25-pound test lines | on the lake.St.Anicel Outfitters provides fishermen with shacks, tackle and bait, and kceps the ice WINS HUNTINGDON \u2018SPIEL Thirty-six rinks played in the Huntingdon Mixed Bonspiel, which ended with the finals being played on Saturday night, February 7th, Eight rinks qualified for the playoffs.and the preliminaries were played Saturday afternoon.The winner of the main event the Beauchateau rink, skipped by Gilles Mallette, Kay Millar.third, Barry Whitrow, second and Mrs.Maxime Whitrow lead.The runner-up was the La- colle rink, skipped by Don Robinson, Mrs, Don Robinson, third Brian Marshall, second and Mrs, Brian Marshall, lead.The winner of the Consolation evenl was the Ormstown rink, skipped by Bill White, Mrs.White.third, Eldas Primeau, second and Mrs.E.Primeau.lead, the runner-up was the Riverficld rink skipped by Wilbur Gruer, Mrs.Wilbur Gruer.third, Burton Reddick, second and Mrs, Burton Reddick, lead.Special Consolation was won by a Huntingdon rink skipped by Cameron Stewart, Dorothy Stewart, third, Cyril Stewart, second Look BEAUCHAMP FRERES FABULOUS CLEARANCE See Ad.In Next Week's GLEANER The runner-up was another Huntingdon rink, skipped by Don Heath, Mrs.Mark Kremer.third, Henry Bonenberg, second and Mrs.Howard Stoughton, lead.Due to the bad storm of Tuesday night, curling was cancelled for that night, and these games were re-scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday night, Rinks taking part in the Bonspiel were from Beaucha- teau, Howick, Riverfield, La- colle, Lancaster, Valleylicld and Huntingdon.The ladies of § served |# the Huntingdon Club lunches each night and on Saturday night served a Baked Ham Dinner with all the {rim mings to the participants and |?local members and friends.At the conclusion of the Fin als the Men's President, Tom my Brooks.called the winners of the main event to come for-l£ ward and presented the Cha-| teau Trophy to Mr.Gilles Mal lette, skip of the Beauchateau ;# rink.Then he called on Bi While's Ormstown rink and presented them with the Mill and Judy Stewart, lead.Trophy.Individual prizes were |} For The temperatures out on Lake St.Francis areift exactly tropical, but any fish- the Somerville Beach area, these proud spodtsmen display the rewards for their the Huntingdon County Hospital.Treated for cuts and few hours laler and the family went to Ste Barbe where they \u2018are living with Mrs.Allen's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Heivé Gendron ve res en E 2.en 3 mn ss nT nian a aman inde ai ements for prizes like these.After a day of fishing in shock, they were released a \"praise for district firemen, Needless to say however, the residents of this picturesque village would be even more at tease if a fire station was lo- leated ip the immediate area Fortunately, there was lide Lo NEW Telephone Number FORTUNE DRUG STORE ' 264 - 5347 HEADS FOR MEXICO CITY A Valleytield girl has carned mark a number of \u201cfirsts\u201d for the right to be part of a Cana- her.She has never been very dian contingent at a Gir) Guide \u2018far out of the country before, \u201cCabana\u201d in Mexico this sum- and the flight to Mexico will mer.All that is needed now is mark the first time she has| the money to get her there.ever been on a plane.: Joanne Clairmont, 14 recently Joanne, daughter of Mr.and, took ability and aptitude cx- Mrs.Noel Clairmont of Gurn-! aminations in Montreal and was iham Avenue in Valleyfield, is a\" chosen to take part in the inter- six-year veteran of the Brownie ; national Guide event.The Ca-|and Guide movement, and has bana.located near Mexico City, 'earned an impressive array of will unite girls from more than|achievement badges.She has 40 countries.The three-week twelve now, and hopes to add gathering, which takes place in.more to her collection before mid-August will include.among; her trip south.other activities.courses in handicraft work, and a sigh seeing tour, Joanne.a grade 8 student at C.V.R.did not have much time :.- to contemplate the honour of oF her selection as a representative, for she immediately began 5 devoting herself 1o the task of & raising the moncv that will per- mil her {o attend.She has to provide $200 of the total $650 cost herself, and is adding to her savings by taking on odd jobs, such as babysitting.Local Guide associations are doing everything possible 10 provide the remainder of the re quired amount.Last week, the Brownies in Valleyficld held a rummage sale whose proceeds went towards the $650 cost.Tickets will soon be on sale § throughout the region for a drawing of an electric hairset- ter to be held in May.Proceeds\u2019 from this will also go towards) the expense of the three-week | stay.Anyone wishing to help | may contact Mrs.Mildred Bro-; deur at 373-1695.! A patrol leader in the Valley- | fieid Girl Guides, Joanne is | jactive in a number of other: (fields.She enjoys nil painting, | gymnastics, and track and field.Al ri she parti; 1969 Chevelle, Malibu (cipates in Red Cross work and! \u2018is a member of the photography | 2 dr, Hardtop.club.À particular source of en-| 1968 Buick, Le Sabre joyment is horseback riding.! 4 dr., Sedan.The trip to Mexico City will 1968 Vauxhall, Viva pee ee 2 ee - , i } .presented tp each member of! 1967 Pontiac, 2+2 six rinks playing in the finals.| 2 dr, Hardtop Each skip in turn thanked their 1967 Pontiac, Parisienne hosts for the good time they ! had playing \" this Bonspicl \u2014 | 1966 Be ne 4 dr., Hardtop.| 1967 Chev, Biscayne 4 dr., Sedan 11966 Chev., Biscayne | 4 dr., Sedan.1966 Volks., S/Wagon.1965 Buick, Le Sabre JOANNE CLAIRMONT USED CAR SALE 1969 Pontiac, Parisienne 2 dr., Hardtop.Fully Equipped with Factory A/C THIS WEEK IS NATIONAL ELECTRICAL WEEK EIGCIFICIY DOWErS FN TIE FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CONTACT THE FOLLOWING 4 dr., Sed.1 1965 Pontiac Laurentian : 4 dr., Sedan.i: 1965 Ford, Custom, | S/Wagon.ROGER | Tel.427-2070 DALLAIRE ELECTRIC INC.LAPLANTE HEMMINGFORD 1965 Plymouth, Fury IL 4 dr., Hardtop.1964 Pontiac Parisienne 4 dr., Hardtop.1964 Buick, Wildcat 4 dr., Hardtop.@ TROPICAL FISH ® GUINEA PIGS ® IIAMSTERS @® GERBILS @® BIRDS ® MICE Es ELECTRICAL NEE a Les ® HOT WATER T OF SELECTION FLT I \u2014 TRUCKS \u2014 8 AUR £1 1966 GMC, 4 wheel OMING Drive.SUPPLIE ® PET Ean 1964 GMC 2 ton, Tel.829-2221 ; Pick-up.DS HEADQUARTERS FIXTURES ® COMPONENT PARTS © WIRING ® ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES & MOTORS ANKS (CASCADE 40) Monthly Payment Plan CREST HARDWARE ORMSTOWN Tel.829.3151 32 Bridge St, ORMSTOWN 1964 GMC, 5 ton, Chassis & Cab PET RIVERSIDE Lawrence Electric Reg'd progress GERALD MARLEAU ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DOMESTIC \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL ST, STANISLAS-DE-KOSTKA TEL.373-0238 LEDUC ELECTRIQUE ENRG.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ® FREE ESTIMATES e ELECTRIC HEATING Jacques Leduc M.El.STE.BARBE TEL.371-0848 JEAN-LOUIS MACHABEE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Specialist in Electrical Heating 829-4909, ST.CHRYSOSTOME GUY PHENIX ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES J.L.PRIEST SHOP REPAIRS on COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MOTORS ELECTRIC MOTORS & APPLIANCES INDUSTRIAL | SHOP 88 CHURCH ST.ORMSTOWN DOMESTIC 247-2783 HEMMINGFORD TEL.264-5396 TEL.829-2191 829-2233 ORMSTOWN Huntingdon \u2014 == 6-The Gleaner WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 VaHeyfield \u2018ARD PARTY WINNERS The Bayview Rebekah Lodge so.46 held a Card Party on Vednesday, February 4th, in the JMasonic Hall.The event was, woorly attended due to the ex-: reme cold weather and many seople ill with the flu.However | he ladies are very grateful toy hose who helped to make the vening a success, The prize winners are as fol- ows, \u2018RIBBAGE: Ladies 1st.| Jrs.R.Crowder.2nd.Mrs.E.Joy.Consolation.Mrs, Gladys MacDonald.Men \u2014 Mr.Wm, irk.ITHIS and THAT in TOWN - - - (Continued from page 2) iows who know the currents urge snowbuggy drivers to; be extremely careful.The ide can be three feet thick| at places while not more than a few yards distant it might only be two inches or less.inshore at points and around islands is considered hazardous.It all depends if the current is fast or slow.' w JUST THIS \u2014 today's weather forecast is rain turning to snow this afternoon.much colder and drifting snow by late evening.vw ORMSTOWN AND MALONE \u2014 visited Huntingdon last ((Tuesday) night to participate in a series of \u2018friendly\u2019 games.Singles and doubles were played.Eighteen Malone players, twelve Ormstown and a dozen Huntingdon bird- swatters saw action on the Notre-Dame School gymnasium: floor.w FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH \u2014 the \u2018flu .around.bug is still] BRIDGE: Ladies \u2014 1st.Mrs.| 3.Clifford, 20d.Mrs.H.croc \u2018onsolation, Mrs.J.Dow.500: Ladies \u2014 1st.Mrs.J.(Continued from page 1) villiams, 2nd.Mrs.G.Amos.LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE |deferred until next meeting be- Jonsolation.Mrs.B.Stewart.|Name/Equipe cause a copy of the contract Men \u2014 1st.Mr, R.Clifford.} had not yet been received for \u2018nd.Mr.B.Haines.Consolation.{Lucky Strikes .47 13 130istudy purposes, \\r.D.Mc(Caig.{Clinkers Ce 41 19 113 , ; ke Door Prize \u2014 Mrs.Wm.jAlley Anns .33 24 g7| Ronnie Lalonde introduced the Vhite.ave one TL 31 29 83 guest speaker, Mr.Jacques Gue- Drawing \u2014 Mrs.Gladys Mac|Jolly 5 .29 31 77|Fin of Gulf Oil of Canada.Ex- Jonald.\u2018Happy Wanderers .29 31 74 cerpts of his text follow.Delicious refreshments were Evening Stars : 2 3 58 You are no doubt aware that -erved at the close of the even-jCountry Girls .9 52 1gjon January 1, of 1969, British ng.\"| igh Simple American oil officially became ~~ High Single: Gulf Canada and that in April FROUSSEAU TEA iJackie Thornton - 174]outlets throughout the province and all over Canada took on Mrs.J.Clandinan entertained at a Trousseau Tea in honour of her daughter Miss Mary Clan- BOWLING !\" High Triple: \u2018Haut Triple: Jackie Thornton \u2018don Rotary Ti Steer of the Agriculture Salon.Hon.acquisition, Clement Vincent, Minister of Agriculture, Jules Dumouchel (right) of Chateauguay took possession of the Champion Angus It is reported he will keep it penned up in front of his restaurant before holding a drwaing, on it, with proceeds going to minor hockey.RESUME OF W.I.met at the home of Mrs.Charles Reid on Tuesday after-' noon, February 3rd, Miss Frances Turner, Mrs.ÿ Mac Ruddock and Miss Isabel Ferns were named to act on the nominating Committee to prepare the slate of officers for 1970-1971.Every member was asked fo send in suggestions for nex: year's program and this pro- 5 gram will be arranged by the J conveners when they meet to |prepare their reports for the i past year.| The annuaz report of the Winn- § del Branch of the W.I.in Bri- ish Columbia was read.This : article gave the members an nsight into work carried on in another province.Letters of thanks for Christi mas boxes, and the report on & the box of jams and jellies|- isent to the Huntingdon Hospital| were read.Money was voted toward the prizes for Huntingdon Fair, Mrs.Chas Reid, convener of agriculture, displayed a beautiful amaryllis explaining its admires Mr.Dumouchel\u2019s the \u201cGulf\u201d sign.397|touch on some of the interest- dinan, on Tuesday afternoon, \u2018 .; ; , Fri res ua pire vo Eee AE a re come by Mrs.Lionel Robb and de-!Herdman .60 28 120|rationale behind this direct af- licious refreshments were ser-| Brooklet .56 32 112[filiation with the multi-national ved by the hostess.\u2018Trout River .55 33 110{Gulf Oil Corporation.A miscellaneous shower was|B0Yd Settlement 44 44 88 From its humble beginnings held on Monday evening, Feb.| Franklin .41 47 82lin Toronto in 1906.B.A.started ruary 2nd, to honour Miss Mary H don, Truckers 29 55 5Blas a refiner and marketer of Clandinan.Mrs.Lionel Robb|rowerscourt .23 &5 _46ipetroleum products.In 1924 it was the hostess and the shower High Singles ; Hauts simples: formed a United States explora- was held at the home of Mrs.JaIuary 2 ; pga|tion and production company Robb.The room was tastefully ; 4 ina 00ito ensure a source of crude oil decorated in pink and white.aw tso 179 as the raw material for its re- A very surprised bride-to-be| Hebrua a Mn finery operations.was led to her place of honour Doris Mont etit 207 In 1936, through a share ex- as she was greeted by her|g.p, Triples - Hants Triples: change.British American acqui- many friends.She thanked every| January 20: ; Silred 100 per cent of the out- one present for the many love- Murray Rennie 498 standing shares of Canadian ly and useful gifts they had] January 27: Gulf Oil \u2014 which was an ex- given her.Delicious refresh- Bill Watson 448 ploration and production comments were served bringing to! February 3: : pany in Western Canada whol- a close a most enjoyable even- Doris Montpetit 503 ly owned by Gulf.In retur ing.Bowler ° Average- B.A.issued some of its restrict- SoerAL Moyenne ed common shares of Gulf.Mrs.J.Adams of Toronto is| Doris Montpetit 138 A prime consideration influ- visiting at the home of her sis-| Ronnie Dineen .137 encing the merger decision was ter and brother-in-law, Mr.andiBill Watson .132 that following the discovery 0 Mrs.C.McCuaig.Also visiting] EXPRESSO BOWLING \u201c\u201clerude oil at Leduc, Alberta, in at the same home during the|FEB.5 1947, reserves capable of past week-end were Mrs.Mc- Equipes/Teams supplying the needs of Canada Cuaig's sister and family from|Apollo XI .42 18 116|Ÿ6TE quickly developed.Any Sherbrooke, Que, Mr.and Mrs.Tehou Tchou .42 18 116/imte@rated oil company expect Keith Pose.They are all in Val-|Hot Rods .4 19 110 ing to remain competitive had leyfield to visit their mother, Satellite .304 2015 81 to look towards developing its Mrs.Wm.White who is a pa-'Rapidos .301% 2915 79|0WN reserves rather than buy- tient in the Barrie Memorial;The Jets .29 31 7g|ng from other producers or Hospital.Get well wishes areiMetro .13 47 % continuing to import crude oil.extended to Mrs.White at this|Turbos ._.12 48 2g) Thus.BA.became a much time.Haut Simple: bigger integrated oil company Get well wishes also to Mr.|High Single: in Canada while Gulf Oil Cor- Allan Molyneaux who has re-|Isabelle Galipeau .16g|Poration moved from a share turned home from the Hotel|Haut Triple: ownership in British American Dieu Hospital and will be re- High Triple: of about 25 per cent prior to cuperating for some weeks Isabelle Galipeau .agp] 1956 to approximately 6% per- from a recent heart attack.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Yvette Daigle Sec.SNOWMOBILE RACES cent today.An integrated oil company, in case some of you should not be familiar with the term, is one which explores for and produces oil and gas, processes these hydrocarbons in refineries or gas plants and transports 5, starting 1:30 p.m.where it sells them.DUPUIS HOTEL, DUNDEE Gulf Canada Chairman Clarence Shephard recently stated _ $400.00 PURSE \u2014 that B.A.could not have grown PRIZES at the rate of growth it has enjoyed without the financial strength and the technological know-how which our association STOCK MODIFIED CEGEP Secteur PROFESSIONEL Techniques biologiques TECHNIQUES INFI Techniques Physiques MECANIQUE IND (fabrication, INFORMATIQUE ORIENTATIONS CHIMIE SPÉCIALISEE (analyse) ELECTROTECHNIQUE (Electricité, électronique) Techniques de I'Admini ADMINISTRATION (FINANCE, marketing, direction du personnel) DE VALLEYFIELD Secteur GENERAL © Sciences de la santé RMIERES ® Sciences pures et appliquées ab © Sciences humaines © Sciences de l'administration istration ® Lettres 1 intend to|nature of ing details of the conversion|Canada particularly in recent finished products to markets{East refinery as well had we @ Sur semaine de 4 h.Demande d'Admission: © Samedi, les 14, 21, 28 février de 9 h.à 12 h., de 2 h.à 4 h.DATES LIMITES: ler mars 1970 Pour information: YVON MARCHAND, CEGEP DE VALLEYFIELD 169 rue CHAMPLAIN; VALLEYFIELD.373-9441 \u2014 Poste 49.à5h.with Gulf has brought us.not had a close association with To support his views, he at- an off-shore crude supplier with tempted to illustrate the global|several sources of supply and the busines of an;ships to transport them to oil company in!Montreal.As a further example, we have a long-term contract with the Japanese for the supply of Western Canadian propane into the Japanese market.If this supply should be interrupted for production or other reasons, we know that we have a back-up supply from other parts of the world through our international affiliation, integrated years.Let's review some of his thinking.In 1960 the Canadian Government formulated on a voluntary rather than a mandatory basis what has become known as the National Oil Policy.under which that poriion of Canada\u2019s Geography which lies west of the Ottawa Valley was dedicated as a market for Canadian crude.Of great interest to us who are involved in the Petroleum Industry in Quebec, this policy resulted in the continuing use of imported crude oil by refineries located east of the Ottawa Valley, mainly in the east Montreal area, with some in the Atlantic provinces.The supply of this crude oil is dependent upon satisfactory long-term contracts for the purchase and transportation of off- Gulf is in a global business and has to see things globally.But what is Gulf Canada and why the name change?To strengthen Gulf Canada\u2019s position in marketing, where we have been second in the industry in Canada since 1926, we undertook a major program to redesign and modernize the appearance of most of our 5,000 service stations from coast to coast, making use of Gulfs blue and orange corporate colors.We also sought to derive shore erude oil.In this important area, a close connection with a company such as Gulf with its production in the Middle East, Africa and South America, is of vital importance in ensuring \u2014 both in the interests of our almost 26,000 Canadian\" shareholders and in the interest of the consuming public \u2014 that we remain competitive in the major eastern Canadian market.Even as recently as 10 or 12 years ago, a company such as ours could have managed as a purely domestic company in the petroleum industry.But world trade has changed so drastically in the past 10 years that a purely Canadian integrated oil company could not today afford the luxury of continued independence.For example, at the time of the Suez crisis.we could not have continued to serve the Canadian public with our products from our Montreal greater benefit from our Gulf Association by displaying the Gulf symbol more prominently on our credit cards and at service stations, and by promoting our holiday Inn affiliation.Eventually, we realized we had gone about as far as we could go with integration of operations under the existing structure of separate companies.But we could see that substantial additional gains could be made in efficiency and profitability if our two major af tities.ging of B.A.and its major affiliates into a new and more streamlined corporate entity on the Canadian scene now known as Gulf Oil Canada Limited.A program of this magnitude is not undertaken without careful planning and without a clear outline of the goals it will accomplish.With greater efficiency, streamlined operations and identification with a = lworld-wide family of compan- .° ies.the potential for growth 2 - Action Hits and advancement is there \u2014 | and the province of Quebec is lat the forefront of this progress.The company has been as- Hociated with the Petroleum Industry in Quebec since 1909 when B.A.was granted a Dominion charter.The beginnings were modest: a sales agency was purchased which sold coal oil and axle grease \u2014 two of ithe industrial staples of that gE time \u2014 direct from wagons to E stores and other consumers.smut! MISS AMERICA \"SREEE B\u201d AT BOWL MART?Well, she\u2019s our Miss America.Has all the measurements plus the ability to really belt out those Country-Western tunes.She is featured each Friday and Saturday nite with the great Lancto Band.Many from the Huntingdon, Chateaugay, St.Jean area have discovered that Bowl Mart Rouses Point is the fun centre of the north country.CINEMAPLAZA MALONE WED.\u2014 SAT.Panavision\u2019 Color by De Tg OMAR SHARIF JACK PALAMCE Wed.& Thurs, 1 Show at 7:15 Fri.Che at 7.30 Try it this weekend.Sat, at 8.50 \u2014 Undefeated Bring your Bowling ball Fri.at 9.10 for extra fun !! Sat.at 7 \u2014 10.30 A EE Orms own SUN- \u2014 MON \u2014 TUES.Legion 196 ST.PATRICK'S DANCE & BUFFET SATURDAY, MARCH 21 ORCHESTRA \u2014 PRIZES Contribution: $4.00 per couple Montlhy mocting irst Sat.:30 pm.ELVIS PRESLEY in his newest hit \u201cpA CHANGE OF HABIT\u201d Plus Science Fiction, film \u201cJOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN\u201d Sun: Habit at 3.30, 6.30 & 9.45 Journey at 2 and 8.00 MON.- TUES.1 Show at 7.30 filiates could become part of ; the parent organization and cease to exist as corporate en-|; Thus was conceived the mer-|: propagation and care, and also the proper treatment of azaleas and care of corsages.The members were interested in a timely article on Rabies which Mrs, Reid read as well.Mrs.Henry reporting on eiti- zenship stated that Canadians had donated more than ever before to philantropic causes.RESUME OF BILLS Mrs.Allan Reid gave a resume of Bills 62 and 62 and presented her report for education for 1969-70 to the members for their approval, Mrs, Burgess, Home Econo- mie Convener, gave a pot-pourri from the Canadian Comsum- er.There were no potatoes until the 13th century.no coal fires until the 14th, no huttered bread until the 15th, no gas, in 1968 on behalf of the province over $25.8 million in sales.gasoline and fuel taxes.The company\u2019s largest refinery at Montreal East has a bee in income, municipal,|capacity of 67.500 barrels per school, capital and busines tax-iday and accounts for es.Gulf Canada also collected cent of the company\u2019s capacity.Today, 60 years later, Gulf Canada has an investment in properties, plants and equipment in the province, expressed in depreciated terms, of almost $133.5 million \u2014 or 25 per cent of Gulf Canada\u2019s Canadian total.The company employs 4,200 persons in Quebec \u2014 or 36 per cent of its total employee body.Gross sales in Quebec (including petrochemicals through Shawinigan Chemicals division) amount to almost $115 million.The company maintains 1,400 marketing outlets spread throughout the province as well as 10 marine terminals installed at strategic locations.The most recent of these marine terminals has just been opened at Black Cape near Carleton at a cost of half a million dollars.It might be of interest to note that the company pays over $4.6 million dollars annually to governments in Que- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr.and Mrs.Graham Salter of Elgin announce the engagement of their daughter, Janie, to Mr.Michael Best, son of Mr.and Mrs.Mac Best of Si.Thomas, Ontario.June wedding is being planned.Ladies Branch, ORMSTOWN CURLING CLUB Smorgasbord Supper SAT.FEB.21, SERVING FROM 5.9 P.M, AT THE CLUB CURLING \u2014 CARDS \u2014 DANCING $2.50 Per Person ST.VALENTINE'S DANCE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, from 8:30 p.m, MUSIC by THE 3 WISE MEN FAVOURS @ PRIZES At the ORMSTOWN LEGION HALL FOR TICKETS, call 829-2158 CV.R.MUSIC CLUB by arrangement with TRANS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY INC.presents BRIGADOON by LEARNER & LOWE at C.V.R.Auditorium Thursday, Friday, Saturday evenings, Feb.26-27.28 at 8:15 p.m.Tickets may be purchased from the students HUNTINGDON WI GIVEN! The Huntingdon Branch of thematches nor electricity until the! 35 per.iLorne Avenue and vicinity.We must be thankful to the late Robert Sellar for his masterly records of these astonishing early days.BILLS 62, 63 A quiz on well-known abbreviations was conducted, Mrs.iCameron won first prize and Mrs.Alexander won second, 119th, no canned goods until the! 20th.She listed several uses for aluminum foil.She warned\u2019 against the use of the contents of any dented or damaged can, and gave us the hint that salt water or even plain water makes the best of mouth washes.The meeting closed with the Mizpah.Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess to the 18 members and 2 visitors wlio were present.DRUG TALK POSTPONED A lengthy article on drugs had been brought to the meeting by Mrs.Lindsay, but it is a subject of such importance it was decided to postpone its study until another meeling when adequate time can be devoted to it.ATTENTION! Miss Frances Turner gave a very enjoyable and informative history of our town of Hunt- ingdon.Many interesting and amazing things have occurred since its humble beginnings 0 on IN PERSON! The one and only RONNIE MATTHEWS, His Songs and fine band Nitely from 7 p.ma¢ the CROSSROADS, MOIRA Entertainment Capi tal of the North Country! All Regular Members ot the Branch are hereby URGED To Attend: REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Thursday, Feb.12 (at 8 o\u2019clock p.m.) H.A.GUERIN, President FRANK E, COLE, Secretary HUNTINGDON (Que.No.81) Branch THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION MILITARY WHIST WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 8 p.m.CANADIAN LEGION HALL, HUNTINGDON Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary REFRESHMENTS \u2014 PRIZES Admission: .75¢ 7 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE BARRIE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16 at 8.15 P.M.IN THE NURSES\u2019 RESIDENCE.} Snowmobile Races SUNDAY \u2014 \u2014 FEBRUARY 15th \u2014 1:30 p.m.YOU MUST REGISTER BEFORE 1:00 p.m.AT THE Ormstown Exhibition Grounds a! \u201c$300.00 IN PRIZE MONEY & TROPHIES Pro RACES MARK THE OPENING OF THE ORMSTOWN WINTER CARNIVAL SPONSORED BY The LOISIRS D'ORMSTOWN FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: Normand Lepage \u2014 Théobald Dandurand Lee | ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OFFICE OF THE MILK PRODUCERS OF THE CREMERIE REVELATION INC.WILL BE HELD MON.FEB.16th \u2014 8:30 p.m.AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL DALHOUSIE ST.HUNTINGDON MR.PARISEAU, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE GRANBY CO.OP.WILL BE PRESENT TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS CONCERNING CO-OPERATIVES Rural mail delivery was also pended fon the day WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 1 For Sale 7 | Lacolle The Gleaner - 7 Js Bolin A Drag ALENTINE Special.* | LACOLLE \u2014 Mrs.Chas| The funcral of Mrs.Wilfred i £ the GC.Seul vo \"Fr Lg.J Jean VanVliet had to return Hobbs of the Canada Agricul VALENTINE Special 1 only| | Hewson is spending this week- Laramée took t th 0 J à / .R.R.No.4 isn't real to you.After all, ews Spending ih ramée took place a \u20ac to the General Hospital in ture Research Station at Leth- brand news GE.Mobile\u2019 4 d in Beaconsfield with Mr.Roman Catholic Church OR Vjontreal by ambulance on Fri- bridge, Alta.has also learned) Horses and Cows Maid Dishwasher, G.E.price Ormstown, P.Q.what's the use of \u201cplaying 8\u201d i i .Carr and Friday aft Mr.and Mrs ay , : are : Ivanov 369.: \"wi / heart and Mrs Friday afternoon.Mr.an 5 day.Her many friends arc that light bluc with a blacki Dead or Alive Ss Beary ice 3300 The Edi February 8, 1870 church one IEEE Many! family.Laramée had carried on a big hoping she is soon better.or green background attracts WANTED Huntingdon : ie Editor, lize this and have tried ; ; project of catering to the sum, more bees to the hive.Our Truck Will Pick Un \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ee The Gleaner, realize ae à Owing to incloment weather|mer residents with restaurant, Animals other means to find the answers, Yet they have failed.Some have pursued [ame PLASTIC BEE HIVES An additional bonus, says Plastic hivs \u2014 polystyrene: Dr.Hobbs, is that the bees to be completely accurate | work longer hours in the poly- 1 WATER TANK, 15 sap gathering buckets, 1 tank in sugar house, 1 Jumper with on Wednesday, the regular monthly meeting of the U.C.W.was cancelled, boats to rend and cottages, etc, - ; : miss ; Permit No.\u2014 32 She will be greatly missed.Highest Price Pad for animal food Dear Sir; It was with keen delight iron runner and buckets.: .si 2 ha ; On Saturday.Fevruary 7.al make dandy homes for alfalfaistyrene nests than in wooden Oswald Laplante, Hemming: that I read about the discus.a fans Save nad Miss M.Masten entertained sroup of C.N.R.men leal-cutter bees.Dr.Gi.A.dones.Sagiork Horses and | ford, Tel.247-2213.sions concerning the Church.reakdowns because of the the Sunday School Staff of| Montreal curled at Lacolle wo ; : : \u2014| © COMPLETE EVAPORATOR, ss shen fic reply what's Pressures.cachers at her home on Mon-| jay, This week, a bonspick - HORSE FARM and then the reply day evening.Purpose of the|sponsored by the Imperial DISPENSING 3':' x 13, tank and buckets; 5.ith th hurch We .: ti to study th b : and Ab: ir D UsED oki-Doos.; right wit e church, We, What's the path of your life; meeting wag to study the new|gank of Commerce will be and Abatton NEW Niece, Franklin Cen See D macoine eue should be honest enough withjgoing to be?Don't make it curriculum, held.O p T | C | A N MARCIAL GIROUX ourselves and our children t0iformal, empty religion Schools were closed on Wed- _ be able tell to them exactlyi(hai's a drag, a waste of time.jnesday owing to the storm.Sorry to report that Miss what we do believe and whyigy the way.it's also a waste ; | St.Louis de Gonzague Tei.373.2118 tre.all in good order.Clovis La- ield Tel.Valleyfie plante, Hemmingford.826-4676, or 247-2213.SAWDUST $25.per load de: PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED \u2014 CONTACT LENSLS 5305, day only.brand new G.E.Stereo, AM.FM, 4 speed Garrard chang Christ and what He is doing gred different directions, In- MON.\u2014 TUES.\u2014 WED.: 7 p.m.to 10 pn, li d.t.untingdon Wood| CU\" we believe it.Knowing the of Gods time.God doesn't Specialties Ltd.Tel.26% VALENTINE Special, one only [reality of the Lord \u201cJesus! wan Son going off in à hun- PUBLIC AUCTION OFFICE HOURS WELL DRILLING To ensure yourself of a ; in the lives of literally thou-l, ts to give you ; o 5 YEAR Os PONY geldina er, DE does 3997 sale sands to-day 1 felt the follow mei ing, wants is Pi a SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 12:30 SHARP SAT.2.30 pm.to 6 p.m.sufficient Jear-round supplv also hat ; : price, .raithwaite ina ticle expressed the verve ; | r 5 + ing article Pp Ie| counterfeit life: it is reality.to be held at Shae Steen ner) BS (8 Sale [ne arice expresed the ountertl e held s GEORGE ZELDENRUST | Wifi um) 5 p.m tingdon.it will you please print it in| God doesn't want you to MUNRO HALL, ATHELSTAN, QUE.lire Saumier \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CONTINENTAL Electric Guitar with amplifier, carrying case and accessories.Apply to Loug, \\varterson Tel.264- SEWING MACHINE, may be seen at 30 King Street.Tel.264-5180, Huntingdon.APPROXIMATELY 1500 bales its entirety.Yourg sincerely.Dorothy Eastwood trust a set of laws, but a Person, He wants you to know His | Son, Jesus Christ, who is alive right now.He came to earth § Admiral combination TV-record player, nice condition; Evans Bros.piano; beautiful oak antique side board; gate-leg drop-leaf table; 28 Henderson, Tel.264-3020, Huntingdon ; For information: CAR LIGHTS NEED FOCUSSING ?5972, Sre-Agnes de Dundee LT Cd quality hay.Tel] RELIGION IS A DRAG a Torah he se lite Se) antique parlor fable; 2 nice end tables; SEE SHERRY COUNTER SALES BOOKS,| 264-3512, Huntingdon.Let's face it! For Wants 10 come into your heart coffee tables; round extension table with 6 who has an Atlas headlight aligning machine GILLES DAME continuous forms and regis con | oem moon | Let's face iti For you and'and life and fill the emply dining chairs; modern twin beds; 2 living e © © by Moore Business 3 .: /|a lot of other people, to be-! ace.That is why you haven't , .: INS LATI por os.he Gleaner handies| Huntingdon.come religious is a waste of Pas able to ny oo answers| TOOM rugs; office armchair; 4 dressers; TIRES WEARING, STEERING BAD ?U ON the complete line.Tel.254-1943 RAMBLER two-door: 6! time.The thing that's impor |in all those things you've been] chifonniers; china cabinet; folding table; SEE SHERRY Tel.247-2471 Hemmimgford 5065 and a representative wit call on you.FOR SPORTSMEN who wear eye glasses, nylon frames rust, 28 Henderson St.Tel.PUREBRED Holstein bulls, 10 months old and 2 months old, not registered, also baled hay.George Hayter, Tel, 264-5715, Huntingdon, + # 1700 LAYING HENS to be sold separately or by the lot, because of house reno: vation.Elizabeth Egg Farm, Ormstown.Tel.829-2508.evl.standard transmission.starts and runs well, good body, new tires.Price $275.Keith Howden, 23 Hender- Tel.264.5587.4 To Rent 6 ROOM HOUSE, located in Athelstan, 220 wiring, hot water, garage, available immediately.Réal Taillefer, Tel.264-2697, Athelstan.51 5': ROOM Apartment in Val.|is an unnecessary hardship, | Sure, there are lots of so tant to you is pleasure.Truly to become a religious person trying.You were made to know God personally, for Him to live within your hear: and control your life.gramophone; 2 nice oil paintings; 3 pce.toilet set; (ronstone china; pewier coffee maker; 3 antique folding screens; antique COWS and HEIFERS Purebred or Grade also HEAVY BULLS CHAS.McCONVILLE Tel.264.5038 \u2014 H'don LADIES Would you be interested in | APARTMENTS TO RENT NEW AND MODERN, :22 rooms, ideal for 2 making money by being an AVON representative for the areas of St.Anicet and Huntingdon County ?Please apply to: Mrs.NICOLE PREVOST is to be made at the office of the Secretary, with a remittance of $15.00 for the year.If payment is not made within 30 days, service will not be continued.Collection will be made once per week, on Wednesday, until Oct 15, 1970, then twice per month until April 14, 1971.for Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing service.SHERRY SERVICE STATION MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF Cash in Bank - - Current accounl $21,628.02 Cash in Bank Savinits account 16,204 68 457,830 70 TAXES RECEIVABLE Year 1970 Year 1969 Ycar 1968 $ 2,000 81 2682.42 123,60 3,305 86 Accounts Receivable Oh 620 $40,344.75 Free Estimates son St, Huntinadon, phone ; | ; A es v si as TE 3 - ! par .prevent nose ra 254-5365 or 264-3675.jcalled religious people in the kent vou loves Je Spa organ bench; prayer bencn; wall cabinel with Corner CHATEAUGUAY and NTINGDON CLEANING ideal for skiers, hoc _ world today, but there are: SS Sh .264-3090 HUNT OF players, Snowmob om 3 Pro et For Sale mans who take a more realistic in thal direction in, which +08 curved glass re anus von brackets and .George Zelden- sou ; [ , us ndeliers; ; amp; thusiasts.Guorg pety approach to life.lea on ; ay clock; hanging lamp; SEPTIC 264-4020, Huntingdon.BRICK BUNGALOW, four! The drug addict says, \u201cAs you need Him.Let Him come < maicning chesteriield chairs; | kiecirolux TANKS ee - bedrooms, large lot in good: SOON as I take this fix, all will; into your life so that you may vacuum Cicaner; elecIrIC retrigerator; beaull- 4 J ROMA eo Skid location.House was built be well again.Meanwhlic the oatn what it means to have! gy) oak Nbrary table; eleciiical appliances; THE TOWNSHIP OF ELGIN CALL : Py ; i ix years ago.Electric|drug eals away at his reality.G: .also Go-Cart 225 20% condi\u2019 heating with thermostats in| like a cancer.Jesus said, \u201cCome unto me,| SIUNE |UGS; OU lamps; 2 guns, | anhyue; Financial Statements YVIES son Phone 823-2078 each room.Insulated accord-! The alcoholic says, \u201cThese all ye that labor and are heavy| jarge wooden bow; £ compete sels bavarian TREPANIER AE ___ _| ing to Quebec Hydro speci-: next few drinks wi ring; laden, an will give you ; ; DAUPHIN SNOWMOBILES \u2014| fications.Landscaped.Paved release for a while.\u201d And yet rest\u201d (Matthew 11:28).Jesus is porcelain dishes, 5/ pieces each; 4 Bavarian As At December 31st, 1969 SI.ANICET D i driveway.Immediate occu: his character is cheapened, his the One to come to \u2014 no one porcelain feapois, red/ gold design; Z4 cream TEL.264-2048 sales and service.7 models.d ' | ac ) | Ise.Will y ome?J al Special spring prices.Apply| Pancy.For information, con.homme divided and his money ese.Rd #1 am [he way the] soups and stand in bavarian purcelain; pole ASSETS Lawrence Prevost, route 52, fact Keith Howden, 23 len.) wasted.so sald, am fac way, lamp; 2 : FIXED ASSETS PUBLIC NOTICE 1s here Huntingdon, tel.264-3292.derson St, Huntingdon, Many say \u201cSex brings the|truth.and the life: no man Pi se1s skits and boots like new; antique Lands wT ere mS TL TTT phone 264-5365 or 264-3675.only real satisfaction\u201d; and;cometh unto the Father, but by spool bed; blankets; quilts, assorted antique Buildings LIT 20 by given that the unde STLER S biles,| \u2019 T \u2014 while their hearts burn with}me\u201d (John 14:6).There is no q ! 4 Furni E 1 Fist sod 1 Jd LANDS J 2 NEW RUST nomobl'es arts rn NA VE A .ç \u201curniture and Fistures a.Anentione S à NE WaT year full guaran:| LAKEFRONT and RIVER Lots, lust, they cheapen girl friends, other way.He is waiting, Right| USNES: and glassware, and many other items Machinery.tools & equipment $12.617 54 TENEMENTS have be tee, esch at specially re-| Chateaugay Lake.Developed destroy marriages, abuse them- now put your life into His not listed.ADD: Acquisition 19690 425.00 TZ 54 | we DCC duced price of $675.also r undeveloped.Reasonable|sclves, and still, unsatisfied,| hands.i pserzed, and will bho sold 1 veed Tl 1963 mo-| prices.Inquire Bricks Sport long for more.(Available in tract form.Used M above is the contents of the home of PUBLIC WORKS: | | Sore an all be 0 : del, perfect running order,| Shop, Malone, N.Ÿ.Tel.483-1 Even among the religious,|by permission of American re ndre Renaud ot Chomedey, Quebec.Roads, Streets, Bridges 124,700.00 | med 4 2 > Tres $300.Alfred Goyette, Hurr _0570 or 483-3272.earnest Jews have said, \u201cI still Tract Society.) All to be sold without reserve as his home $141.06244 | places mentioned _ finodon, Tel, 26AT% __ 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, central ie ha gil Pa Pen car au has been sold.TU low.21\" TELEVISION console mer\" heating, 30 Lake $t, Hom death\u201d Active protestants BISSON TERMS \u2014 CASH ~~\" | BEAUHARNOIS tingdon after 5 p.m._finsdon, Tel.264-5221.__|have said.\u201cTm trying the best LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer INVESTMENT IN FIXED ASSETS ! CR \\ NES TS Te 1 can and yet it all seems so ROTARY DRII LING mono = - - _\" vehoneer.Capital Surplus as at January 1st, 1964 $110737 HI ANADA § SIAMESE CATS.Tel.264-|HOUSE located at § Cairns St.empty\u201d =~ L ; | amital Surplus as at J; st, 1 Province ol Gul 3627, Huntingdon.- in Ormstown, will be avail \u20ac said religion is a drag, An Adequate S 1 t Ca AT xpenses paid by the revente ful 425,00 ; Lara milk coolër La) 28e for May I.Call 829: and it is Going to church is DRINKING WATER PU BLIC NOTICE pial expenses paid by Beavharnois 81 Sins, rant openiog, in good : : \u2014 boring, and reading the Bible guaranteed.$141,062 44 superior Court.working condiron.2 Ayr- FARM, located on Beaver| encre ee SA CI TPE Ormstown Garbage collection service will be available Lo Ho 11168, shire cows to freshen short- Road, 82 acres, small barn, } y in the Parish of TRES ST SACREMENT beain- ; Me).1039 a, Rd | ne, house, Apply fo Gerald WANTED Phone 829-2779 i : 008 ASSETS | ERIC MCCANTNEY, elect Hill.Tel.826-4644.Créte, R.R.2, Huntingdon, JAN.- FEB.ning APRIL 5, 1970.Request for this service j 4 Mn ae - q CURRENT ASSETS | cran, of the erty of Cornwall Province of Ontario, residing therem al 607 Prescoit Street.and DAME RUBY JEAN Me CAITNEY, housewife, of the town of Ormstown, In the ths trict of Beauharnos, wile COMMON as ta property ol Wil hs Bolt, lahbourer.of the same place and the Latter a party Lo these presents for the pur \u201cposes of mdhorizing his wife hereunto, and DAME GHACE ITCHY T, ) AINFUL PILES, leyfield.Modern, tral 9 Carillon, , i.MeCARTNEY, housewife Teh on eczemra itch, itchy heating, washer and dryer persons, completely fur- St.eam Québec H.W.Welburn, Sec.-Trcas.the cily of Cornwall, Province hands or feet, chafing, rash, grance, in duplex Lpptairs.nished» electric heating, or call collect: ue Tee me LIABILITIES hg trie hing therein at ma ro ieve $105.m .Tel.- .' : novel Crescen .oy be p an yEur pose any _ - monthly.Tel.264.33/ lable March 347-1960 ; CURRENT LIARILITIES « ; separate as 10 property of ment, Hemostop \u2018A\u2019.Sold SPACE er STORE or OFFICE \u2014\u2014 available arch 1 \u2014 oo = T E N D E R S - pocounts payable 5 a % 61200 Gerald Long, of the \u201csame ! ar 25 .G i on Chateauguay St.next to deferred Revenue Deiter pnd sa \u201cplace, plaontiffs vs EVERETT | jar 53.00.Alvy Company, fans of Commerse 1934 1 Apply at 39 Lalonde St, N 0 T | C E Tenders are invited for the removal of ACCUMULATED SURPLUS AT AM Mel AIUINIY, of 4212 Northcliffe, Montreal Ingoon.et.- or: Hunti n mova IG James Street, of the 260, Que.264-3371 after 6 p.m.or call rade: 193 snow fences and storage in the Parish Accumulated Surplus iL 90 aly ou vormwall, province of - et \u2014 mee : - A anus ; ; 4 2 arin, defend; : VALENTINE Special one only 4 ROOM HOUSE located at 2 LL .THE OFFICE OF TRES ST.SACREMENT shed.Tenders are to as al January Ist.[964 sas, ie nd DA ADD: Surplus for the year 341,161 51 VID WILFEID MeCARTNEY, | \u2018 King Street, Huntingdon,| .= ; 5318.61 wii | Brand new 13 cu.ft.Frost nr Tet Mrs.11 Lost be received by the Secretary not later than OR Capliehor Road, of the : free 2 door refrigerator.G.El Duh 264-5866 S MARCH 2.1970 city of Toronto, Province of E.price 5399.our price $299.mer Duheme, 264-5866._ DR.W.L.CROWNER , .$40,444.70 Hantardo, NHL DAME LAURA } with trade-in in working|7 ROOM FARM HOUSE, all GOLDEN .7 (Cornwall aw, of the city of § order.Braithwaite Bros.Tel.| modern conveniences, situat- TRIEVER omits or Rote .H.W.Welburn, Sec.-Treas.TE Cornwall, Pro mee of Ontario, 7 264-5445, Huntingdon.ed on river bank, 3 miles| 52 west of Hemmingford.will be closed RS 100 VENUE er os therein al 115 Fen SPECIAL 100.OFF on Snow from Howick, May Ist oc| Tattoo Y8B 22 i flank.RE Cas AA gle suparale i SPECIAL 10%, ore on pre cupancy.Tel.825-2610, John Answers to FOSCA.Reward General Real Property Tax % 1,06485 as lo property of Jack Mac Bros.Tel 464.5392 ey R.Anderson, Howick.John Becker, Hemmingford, FEB.23 \u2014 MARCH 10 APPLE GROWERS Sales tax #00 19 and DAME MARIE PA tingdon.{HOUSE WITH GARAGE and, Tel.247-2259.Interest earned on Taxes 151748 \u2018MeCARTNEEY, of the city of _- EU hr EA The best Canadian grower fruit tree ; res i ace AIT Jornwall, Province ari 13 NEW SUZUKI 30 hh Motor: ant el on Smith Road, 15 Wanted Jean-Marie The best Canadien rower of fruit tron Buildings Permits DS residing eer a P10 ; cycles, before February 28, \u201c , , Dog Tax 2,45 Street, wife separate as to \u201c| 1 mile from Cazaville.Tel.- BROOKDALE \u2014 KINGSWAY LTD.! ve servie 21.7 Street, wife separate as to aaduced 5100.each, also Ski 264-3298 days or 264-2294/|\u2014\u2014-\u2014 -_\u2014- - ee Lefrançois Enrg.Snowplow Service 62173 | property of Colin Ducasse, each, and C.C.M.Hockey| offer 6 pm.WILL PAY CASH for 25 BOWMANVILLE, ONT.a Maintenance of winter rond.8,560 25 mis.on cause, _ Tops gré own.8353147, F S le or To R Tord Sn any oF ror improved The biggest mink merchant Appoints a regional representative Lo serve you betler | Miscellancous Revenue 20.00 one 8 A ae | FA i el.Ormstown, 829.3162, For Sale or To Rent ror rons ares.Gi in the region =\" Sixth range of township .c 3 , ge, Township, Dis- sixth range of (he township ; _Cartier Service Station.__ LL trict.Box 705 Gravenhurst.| Defies ali competition in the PEPINIERE SOULANGES NURSERY LTD Total H19,66:3.822 of Ihnchinbrooke.on A 1% eylindore automo; door: FIVE ROOM HOUSE \u2018in Orm- Ont.purchase of ST.ANICET \u2014 264-2983 the sad wath A i 1 , a c, r to: a \u2018 i = i i SE ; ; speci I'S ice lis \u2014 ms - cuir Le chi a ; > : cent overhaul and in good Stout, ME LA aercovered For five or a ood Call us and ask for special growers price list | aie ovni of Hinchin- ion, oO ., i 3 \u2018 © i 3 § Huntingdon, ne Reasonable price.Tel.829 TUTORING Quick service Te =| EXPENDITURES Part of tot number oned À ANTIQUE MASTERS DESKIL.1 QE Mathematics Tutoring : 454-2394 | GENER Est An hank charges 8 825 (rangs of the sind township of RE \u2018 or: - nierest and bank charges 4 2 ange of the said township o ready for finishing K.Mac] 10 Wanted To Buy fully qualified teacher] gy, once NEW STORE HOURS Office sunplics a Nimmo puni Le , Tel.2856, n- .; : ai _ ull wid : Sai , tingdon.we 11 20e with Mathematics Major 43 Ste-Thérèse St.To conform with Bill 24 regulations, the \u201cCOMMISSION Town Hall and Garage 25.00 eighteen (18) âcves in id i INTERLUX PA 1; \u20141300 MAPLE SYRUP Buckets, will accept students.St-Rémi Qué.AUCTIONEERS DEBLAY INC.\u201d in St.Chrysostome.Insurance 354.12 more or less and hounded to 5 f INT, ': price| either plastic or aluminum,| p ntfs.pre Chateauguay Co., tel: 826-3159 will now he opened for Advertising 142.10 the south by the public Road 3 So ater, SemiGloss.also Ol ee or Ron $4.per hour.Phone :, business as follows: | Elections Joon (to the north by the remainder £ 3 ., rd, .Donations 50.04 tof said {ot 1-D, to the east by f 5445 Huntingdon.___2897- _\\Ormstown 829-3151.ANIMAL AUCTION: Every Monday Evening.Telephone 3495 (lots numbers TB and 1.C, and : | ; ; ; Inspection 17.00 to the west hy iol number a Jl AUCTION of various merchandise with sales- |} Valuation expenses 2250 |A, ail of the said range and } .h Salary of the mayor & councillors 770.00 \u201cAownship.With the buildings t e stan ash & Door | men inside and outside: | Auditing and legal fees | sn \u2018theron erected.! i = à A rase Salary \u2014 Sccrelary- Treasurer 1,500.00 Said lots 1.Ba 2 SN b EVERY FRIDAY EVENING from | to 9 p.m.Traveiting expenses 17150 BL RES Ls nd mn a Employees benefits 5.49 {estate of the late William and G e t Mill PF WEL ER = = | Maintenance \u2014 Dump 242.00 $ 3,877.97 | James McCartney.and said i me : 9.ing + ris I AL Pl | PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY [aiate of that Tate Wir i ] Fire protection $ 1,934.liam James McCz y and of \u2014 LUMBER \u2014 FEED \u2014 BULK FEED SERVICE \u2014 $15.00 A.Mainville Street lighting 9649 203058 tho ctato of the.late.Dame 3 à RS e | \u2014_\u2014 Jean Hamilton Tannahill, his 3 \"PRINT Ç 7 | ; Re A .Maintenance of roads, streets, bridges 7,525.75 first wife).al TENTION FARMERS ! J 3) Less work for yourself.\u2018 mi, EL Tel.264-5057 Huntingdoi Capital expenditures out of revenue 325.00 To he id al the regist : landling feed bulk-wise is a sure way All you need is a bin or space in your J | , i 5 ; ivisi \"y to assure yourself of.several things, ; ps A À County Council \u2018 585.91 | nffice for the division of Hun- J 1) Bliminati tdi é ! barn.Please note that the feed is || .| \u2014\u2014\u2014 tingdon, at Huntingdon, on J imination of discases carried .| auve Total $1434521 | TWN 3 by bags.augered in and out of the truck.aL d , All kind fD & Window cota me the TWENTY-SIXTH day of ! ; [PE | inds oi Doors INGOWS Surplus for the year 5,318.61 FEBRUARY.1970, at TEN 2) Better feed mixture.~ NO BLOWER \u2014 & Fil I | i .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ig'clock in the forenoon.T E L 2 6 4 \u2018 [| FJ [a Aluminum & Fiberglas awnings $19,663.82 | J.LUCIEN PRIMEAU - i GE: \u2014_\u2014 { ssistant Sheriff.° 5 5 3 3 VALLEYFIELD a Bathtub doors | | Sheriff's Office, à A | Respectfully yours [ Salaherry de Valleyfield.DONALD N.RACINE: Prop.\u2014 264-3222 M Glass Sliding Patio Doors ! \\ ; January 7.1970.lis Poe.QUESNEL, MASSE & CIE, CA.32886.0 x \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u201422et 8-The Gleaner WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1970 Howick Week-end Guests John Templeton of Pockna ve, and James Warnoch of Sandlands, Scoltland, were week-end guests with Dougla: and Muriel Ness.They arrivec in Montrea] on Friday fror New York and spent a few hours in the city before coming out to Howick.Saturday was spent visiting Ayrshire herds The MacFarlanes.Roys, Ross Peddie, Terrace Bank and visited Freddie Bova's herd at Burke, N.Y.and called on Bruce and Margaret Ness and Robert and Mary Templeton leaving Monday a.m.for Toron to.Melville and Marna Browr skipped some of our frost: weather by slipping off te Florida for a holiday of two weeks with Archie and Win nie Farguson.They drove down going by way of Hamilton and Wind sor, Kentucky, etc.to reach the Ferguson; who moved re cently to Lakeland, Fla, While there, they visited famous beauty spots, enjoyed the water-skiing.but found a 2 hour guided tour of Space Centre at Cape Kennedy.most interesting.The return trip was via the east coast Montreal.The theme of this held since 1965.and everyone nad so much fun\u2019 Burnside Farms.Sunday the |:hey are planning another trip.: ES .\u2018 Mr.Page helped by driving Stanford University in journa- French, literature displays and; Relatives 1970 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MONTREAL UCW The eighth Annual Meeting Work.of the Montreal Presbyterial The theme speaker is Mrs.Jnited Church Women is being! patricia Clarke.Associ .jcsting background of intensive ! , Associate Edi-l}.: A ; held Thursday, February 26th tor of the United nu ei ob, field work in the international Wallace Sproule\u201d Anony- it St.James United Church, server, which position she has : ; ! Prior to that il day gathering of about 500 she was the Manager of the delegates is Our Life and United International's Toronto ; Bureau.Mrs.Clarke.a graduate of some of the young people.lism, is a well informed and provocative speaker who brings a sense of warmth and concern ito her subject.A von CARRIE MEMORIAL NOTES| to the public and the guest ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS: , N.Y.ispeaker is Mr.Reuben Baetz, Dr.B.Gordon Thompson Mr.Harold Cassidy Executive Director of The Can-| Ormstown .$10.00} St.Lambert .jadian Welfare Council, Ottawa.;Mr.Wm, O., McClintock Miss Margaret Collins \u2018Mr.Baetz, the son of a Luther-| Ormstown .10.00, Aubrey jan pastor, has a most inter- DONATIONS: Miss Gertrude Keddy \u201cIn Memory of the late Mr.Aubrey Mr, and Mrs.Frank W.5.00] Martin Ormstown iLiliane & Bruce Chisholm, Howick 15.00 Mr, & Mrs, Murray \u201cIn Memory of the late Mrs.| Watson Arnprior, Ont Donald Black\u201d Hunting- iThe Elmer Cairns\u2019 Fam- friends; and from Mr.and Mrs.L.W, Parker a $5.00 donation.Belated birthday greetings to Miss Annie Sangster on Feb.Huntingdon Locals | | on eekly Bridge was held, in town on Sunday.17, 1970.Callers from Ormstown 25.00 ary 5 at the Hunting don Curl.Huntingdon County Hospital :were Mrs.Mary MeNeil, Mrs jing Club.From the ladies seat- The Huntingdon County Allan Hooker, Mr.and Mrs.5.00} ed at six tables, Mrs, N, E.Hospital gratefully acknow- Harold Kerr, Rev.and Mrs, \u201c| Bourgon won first prize and \u2018°dges the receipt of an An- Smith, Mark and Peter and Mrs.M.P Oldfield won sec.\"ual Membership from Mr, and Miss Marion Swan during the ond prize.Co-hostesses for the Mrs.L.W.Parker, as welll weekend lo express their greet.95.00] afternoon were Mrs.E.Gos.25 the following donations: ings lo Annie.ling, Mrs.A Lefebvre and $10.00 in memory of Mr.John| On Sunday afternoon, Mr.and 10.00 Mrs.E © MéDonell B.Murphy from Maple LeafiMrs.Bruce McCracken, Mr.and , 5.LL._ Grange; $10.00 in memory of Mrs.Harold McCracken anc Mr.and Mr.Glen Moore and My, Clifford Boyd from the Mr.and Mrs, Francis MeCrac- 10.00| family of Dollard des Ormeaux; Misses Beatrice and Carolyn ken were supper guests at the spent Sunday visiting with her| Brown; $68.00 in memory of!Brooks heme to celebrate with 10.00 5.00 | field of church and welfare.! mous Norwood, Ont Mr.Baelz will address the meet- His Four Sisters \u2014 Ruth, ing on the very timely subjsct,! Ina, Olive and Wilma \u201cPoverty in Canada.\u201d | Ormstown The program will include dis-; cussion groups, film preseuta- | tions in both English and don & Dewitiville a lily Ormstown 20.00{ mother, Mrs.George Boyce.|Mrs.Mabel Wilson Thompson|their father.Mr.James Me lit 5.00 Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Mr, Tommy McConville o£|from relatives and former{Cracken, whose bir © wis i ; , 5 3 ken, whose birthday was opportunities for fellowship.\u2018Anonymous Movers, | Knox Toronto, Ont.25.00 Hamilton, Onl., was a visitor\u2019 Brooklet neighbours and February à, e day wa One blooming blue hyacinth- in our house was overshadowed by a pink hyacinth in a friend's home.There were 8 pink blossoms, the big: gest one 15 inches high.i Mr.Keith Black of Calgary.Alta., spent the past two weeks with his cousins.Mr, and Mrs.Cifford Brown and family, returning home on Saturday.The Sacrament of Infant Baptism was observed at the United Church on Sunday morning, February 8.Scott Matthew Douglas McKell, son: of Mr.and Mrs, Wayne Me-| Kell, and David Edgar Van} Horne son of Mr.and Mrs.J: H.Van Horne were welcomed] into the family of the church.The service was conducted by; the Rev.John S.Anderson, Curling News ; Fred Letto entertained a' party of 16 from International; Harvester Co., on Saturday at; he curling club.Two rounds of} F games were played during the day with lunch at noon and; dinner at night.i At least 200 people attended; the ham supper at the Club on; Saturday night with pianist} Chris Hanson providing enter! tainment.As usual there was! mixed curling but an impromptu bonus attraction was a game between Elmer Black's regional champions and Myron! Nussey\u2019s provincial schoolbox : Champions, which started ati 9 p.m, It was an exciting game throughout.watched by more| than 225 people, Someone des-| eribed it as fabulous \u2014 and: the score E.Black 5, Nussey; 4.indicates that could be the; right word.i The E.Black rink, with; John Logan third.George Loft.house, second and Keith Warren lead, are in Quebec City this week for the annual con test between the regional winners to decide on a provincial champion.The schoo! boys leave for St.Jerome this week-end where the National Competition wil! open on Monday, February 16.Listen to your radio sports broadcasts for newg of these affairs, Best wishes to Mrs.Robert Sauvé for a sneedy recovery.Mrs.Sauvé underwent surgery last Thursday at the Royal Vie- toria Hospital.Montreal.There was a big crowd out to the weekly bingo at St.Jean School.Nobody claimed the big prize.Similar services were held at Georgetown and Riverfield Presbyterian Churches on Sunday morning.Members of the W.M.S took mart in both.At Georgetown Mrs.Ross El liot read the lesson.Mrs.Robert Bary spoke to the children and Miss Sheila Brown gave the prayer.The choir sang the anthem, \u201cLet the Church March On.\u201d A splendid sermon by the Rev.William M.Brown en- titted \u201cCrisis\u201d prepared the Also a wide assortment of chocolates that are sure to please the lady of your life Fortune Drug Store J.UECUYER, L.P.H.TEL.264-5347 HUNTINGDON WOW WERR IWS WWW GW WWW GWA WR = ee ess pans pa mr ert A A eee Bo mri rm tm fs em et pr EE as fen | Qa 2 EVV Haincouo A \\ yn Capi, > members of the W.M.S, for fol- low-up meetings to be held in Montreal on Tuesday.At that time Presbyterial will be addressed by the Rev.Dr.Edward Johnson.Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.Glen Mountain Jaunt ° ij MY d Sixteen members of Howick Youth Group enjoyed a wonderful week-end at Glen Mountain, South Bolton, leaving Friday at 6 p.m.and returning Sunday at 8:30 p.m.They stayed at a youth hos tel, where everyone lends a hand with the dish-washing and claaning-vp chores, Skiing.tobogganing, snowmo biting and billiards whetted their an- petites and generous meals were eaten with enjoyment.The three chaperones, Mr.and Mrs.Mischook and Mr.Waugh were pleased with the hetigviour of the young people 4 5 950 90 00 00 90 0 30 58 00 400 08 53.90 90 SO SOY HO ON 0 | 3 | I re?DELIGHTS 42) LADIES CLOTHING makes a lasting BE OUR VALENTINE DRY CLEANING YOU'LL LOVE BE HIS QUEEN OF HEARTS with a wardrobe so CARDS AND COSMETICS spotless and fresh.| Valentine Candy Magasin 5-10-15-100 Store I F.RATTE, Prop.ORMSTOWN QG SU QUE OR GS 9° SO 35 3) 698 SU A6 379 9 6 SV MU, You can help yourself capture his admiration by using our modern coin operated Dry Clearing Machines Ormstown Variety Store W.FEARN, Prop.TEL.829-2241 ORMSTOWN dundhdhridenthidind 0 0 WW 5 5 WW 0 0 0 U3 30 55 00 3 WWW WO 5 0 48 Oo CARDS FOR ALL YOUR VALENTINES WE BOAST OF HAVING ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTIONS OF VALENTINE and washers.SAVE MONEY TQO OUR TOWN LAUNDROMAT & DRY CLEANING | 1 HENDERSON METRO SHOPPING PLAZA od adi ad iibid id adibid add od idadadibadadatad L105 WW OF WW 05 WW Give Your Sweetheart FLOWERS For VALENTINE'S DAY.Every Girl Loves FLOWERS CARDS FOR THE CHILDREN AS WELL AS FROM | GROWN UPS | BOOTH'S FLORIST Thompson's Tobacco & Confectionery ie HUNTINGDON TEL.264-3821 FOR A SPECIAL GIFT 121 CHATEAUGUAY ST.| 5038 3010 6 00 3 03 9038 6 0 19610 00 0 98 90 96 90 |\u201d SEE MARCHAND'S W505 55 90 36 50 30 0 90 90 0 00 0 5 OW PLEDGE YOUR LOVE | WEWEWENE WORN N WS Ww TOW SSW WWW WWW WW died ® WESTINGHOUSE HAIR STYLER ® WESTINGHOUSE HAIR DRYER ® STYLING PERMANENTS ® CUTTING ® COLORING ARE © FALLS OUR ® HAIR PIECES SPECIALTY ® WIGS VALMA'S BEAUTY SALON TEL.264-2029 51 GARDEN BLVD.HUNTINGDON 1.909 9.909 90.90 9.90.9 0.59 9.90 9.90 9.9 51.59 59 5.90 9 0 0 4.9 4 0 4 0.9 30 5 9.9 0 0 0 99 059 0 0 0 59 0 0 999 0.5 9.9 05 04.0 9 FOREVER WITH A VALENTINE DIAMOND FROM Luxor Jewellery 20% off VALENTINE CARDS AND GIFTS e TABLE RADIOS © PORTABLE RADIOS © AM - FM RADIOS \u2014 LOWEST PRICES-IN TOWN \u2014 | | Braithwaite Bros.| | TEL.264-5445 HUNTINGDON Marchand Frères TEL.264-5441 75 CHATEAUGUAY HUNTINGDON ins os mc F F t d s a C I Irs.on to eb.wn Irs Irs.FI, and the eet- and and anc rac- the With) Me Was & 4 4 i i a AP I © ET nil a \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee EE PRINTING FOR ALL NEEDS } IN HUNTINGDON TEL.264-5365 IN CHATEAUGUAY TEL.691-3029 Vol.13 \u2014 No.45 CHATEAUGUAY, QUEBEC \u2014 | FEBRUARY 11, 1970 LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS | IN CHATEAUGUAY FOR NEWS PRINTING i ADVERTISING CALL il 691-3029 15c per copy Chateauguay.News Notes By Edith Bate BILL 63 MEETING # Advance notice of a meeting to be held on Tuesday! evening, Feb, 24th on the subject ot Bill 63 \u2014 all parents: #re urged to keep this date open to hear a presentation! on the significance of the above Bill, which comes into! effect July 1, of this year.The meeting is to be held at Mary Gardner Elementary School.See also the feature \u201cEducation in the Valley\u201d in this week's issue, cut out: and keep the article \u2014 it is most important.COMMITTEE ON POLLUTION .+ Education is one of the two top subjects of great concern these days; the other one being pollution; of not! only the air, hut the water \u2014 and not forgetting noise pollution too! Three or four years ago there was an active Committee concerned about pollution of the Cha- teauguay River.Whatever happened to this group?Top! civie figures from all towns and villuges in the Valley were members.I've just heard that there is to he a Sym-, posium next weekend at Bishop's University in Lennoxville on pollution in the Eastern Townships.There's to be films and speakers.Now why can't someone get something started once more in this region?This Chatcauguay Valley and the river winding through it is such a charming place \u2014 its such a pity to know that the river is so polluted: not to mention the fact that nothing seems to be done! to start something rolling.1f there is an active Committee \u2014 1 apologize \u2014 but 1 haven't heard anything lately.CONTRACT AWARDED w# At the Town Council meeting of Jan.27 a contract was awarded for garbage removal to Lasalle Refuse Disposal, they being the lowest bidders of three received.The contract will run for three years: March 1, \u201870 to Feb.28, 1971 dost $46,800.00; from March 1st, 1971 to Feb.29, 1972 the price, $52,500.00 and from March 1, 1972 to Feb.28, 1973 \u2014 $58,500.00.The two other bidders were P.Schmidt Transport and Sanitary Retuse Collectors.BAY NURSERY » A permit to operate a Day Nursery was granted by Council to Mesdames Gauthier and Allard.The Nursery will be located at 100 Provost St, in the Station area.¥# A resolution was passed to re-finance by-laws numbered 140-1-2-3-4 - 156 and 7.Estimated cost is $313,500.00.w# By-law C-41 was adopted by Council, amending the nuisance by-law.This particular bylaw decrees the distance between dwellings and (1) pigeon houscs, (2) dove-cotes.and (3) rabbit hutches.SOCIAL EVENTS « ss Sogial events coming up in the \u2018hear future are a Wine and Cheese Party dn Feb.21, 8.34 p.m.to 12.30 a.m.and the Annual Spring Fair of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.First of ail, the Wine and Cheese Party is being held by a local Ladies Auxiliary and a Group Committee of a Scout Group in order fo raise funds to meet their committment.The group have 110 boys In Cubs and Scouts and are required to pay $2.50 each\u2019 boy as an affiliation fee.The Spring Pair is going to be on Aprl 17 and 18th in the Parish Hall on McLeod Avenue and will feature Handicrafts, Arts, Green Thumb, Home Baking and a Tea Room.More details will follow in future issues.This Fair usually features lots of things for youngsters too! $150 STOLEN p\u201d Centre Police were investigating a week-end break-in at the Deutsch Jewellery Store in which a sum of $150.was stolen.The shop is situated near Steinberg\u2019s in the Plaza and entered by the rear apparently.As of last Monday, there was no report of jewellery or gift items missing.In the past week Cenire Police report three minor traffic mishaps.sw Town Police also are having a quiet time \u2014 they have had only 3 minor accidents since Feb.2nd.CONTRACT SIGNED sv At the Feb.5 Centre Council meeting, Ald Brian Finch was appointed as pro-Mayor for the next three months.The contract between the Centre and the Police Brotherhood was also signed at this time » Two grants of $200.each were given to the St.Patrick\u2019's Parade Committee and the St.John Ambulance.sw The final account has been phid to lawyers Marcotte, Induction of Rev.iti Jeno to Right: Rev.E.Kent Clarke, Rural Dean of St.Lambert; Rf.Rev.R.Kenneth Maguire, Bishop of Montreal; Rev.Jeno lowh managed to get G.Kohner; Rev.R.Hollis, Rector of St.Barnabas Church, Roxboro.In rear Ven.T.Desmond Rowe, Archdeacon of [throuzhout the day.and it was gamation coming up obvious Bedford.New Rector Inducted At St.George's G.Kohner, B.D., AK.C., as Priest of St.George's Anglican Church, Chateauguay.Left (Photo by Pat Wilkins) | An impressive and colorful Processionaj led by the Senior ire.Me met his wife, Joan 5th), Stephen 7, and Nicholas ceremony last Friday evening, and Junior Choirs with the! while at college and they were who is 6 years old.They are|veted in favor of buildiog the and other February 6th., saw the Rev.clergy, both officiating and, married before coming {0 all enrolled at Centennial Park Kohner Cy DTI DNDIVINVIND AL DINE DOIN A NINA UNI AIA AAAS Jeno G.Kohner inducted as visitors, folowing.The hymn Canada in 1960, Ir.priest of St.George's Angl- \u201cTo the Name of our Salvä@-|spent three years at St.John Les ; Ï can Church, Chateauguay.Of-ition\u201d was sung to a special{{he Evangelist Church in Cen- ficiating Ministers of the Ser | setting by Purcell, and the|(ral Montreal and was then, most sincere welcome to Kev imade about the project.and Mission.and Mrs, Kohner and the chil-jour feelings on this score remain vice were The Rt.Rev.R, Ken-' Senior Choir's anthem during appointed as Bishop's neth Maguire, Lord Bishop of the Service was Tschaikovsky\u2019siary at Thorndale.Pierrefonds Montreal, assisted by Ven.V.\\\u201cHoly, Holy, Holy\".where they eventually built Desmond Rowe, Archdeacon)\u2019 Father Kohner, was born injthe church \u2014 SéyMighae] and! of Bedford, and Rev.E.Kent|Budnpesy Hungary, to a Dutch| All Angels.They spént 07 Clarke, Rural Dean of St-Lam- mother and Hungarian father|years in Pierrefonds before bert.Preaching the SermoNiang was educated there, in|making the move to St.Geor- was Rev.R Halls, Rector of prance, and in England, After|ge\u2019s, Chateauguay The Koh.St.Barnaba's Church, Rox-| receiving his theological train- ners have three children, horo.iing in English, he held a cu-{Helen, who celchrated her 9th, The Service opened with a'racy ap St.Helen's in Lancash- birthday last week (February CHATEAUGUAY MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME IS CANCELLED BY \"FOUL PLAY\u201d Weird weather continue to play havoc with sutdoor hockey schedules as temperatures range from the deep freeze to springlike rains almost overnight.The rinks around Town are in a fairly ¢ood condition however, and efforts of the league and the narks department are expected to prevail and see a completion of all scheduled contests.HOLE CHOPPED IN ICE One of the most annoyine tvbes of things occurred last Thursday evening at St, Willi- Leblanc, and Lanctot, settling claims for Beurling St.flooding which occurred about 2 or 3 years ago.The amount was $1,200, » Police Chief Rene Spenard has been authorized to at tend the annual Congress of Police Chiefs of the Province, to be held in Rouyn-Noranda, June 2829-30 and July 1st and 2nd.» Council has engaged the services of Consulteas, Inc, in order to reorganize their Public Works Department.» Engincer Leduc has been authorized to represent the Centre at the annual meeting of the Quebec Association of Water Technicians, to be held at the Sheraton Hotel, Montreal, April 19th to 22nd.CONTRACT AWARDED # Conract 68-3 for a sewer collactor and surface water on d'Anjou Blvd.has been awarded to Laberge et Frère in the amount of $41,027.50.To furnish materials for the above work, in water ditch No.25, the firm of Permacon has been given a contract in the amount of $85,298.32.w' Centre Council accepted the resignation of Mr.Paul Bourbeau of the recreation department.w.A request has been sent to the Quebec Roads Dept.to ask for installation of traffic lights at rue Principale and d\u2019Anjou Blvd, and also requesting completion of a road project from Caughnawaga throuzh to Industrial Blvd.terminating at highway No.4.DIGGING REGARDLESS A steam shovel was digging away at the frozen earth lest Monday morning at the site of the proposed Miracle Mart, permit for building from the Centre's offices.new and different.Call Audrey ST.GEORGES NOTES A Social Evening and Penny Easter Cards now, of parishioners and guests.Feb, 18th in the Church Hall, in his appreciation of the music to start at 8:15 p.m, All la- presented by both choirs, and : The following report is a dies of the Parish are welcome.|for the reception given in honor symmarv of games nlayed up | Small items for the Penny Fair of both he afd his wife.after to Friday cvening.Feb.6th.12970.A few others played up Fr.Kohuer stated last Sunday to that time are as yet unrest.|ported, and once more, coachés are asked to cooperate in taking game sheets from outdoor are still .required.CATALOGUE AVAILABLE The .néw Regal Catalogue is that Rev.Bob Newman of now available and there are Mark's Valleyfield will quite a few interesting items,i (Continued on page 10) ithe Induction Service.be However they apparently havent obtained their! \u201cwords rink where a check at 6.15 p.m.revealed ice conditions to be fairly good.and the condition was reported as such to the league sceretary.Teams were informed, and at 7 p.m.when the teams.pre nared to skate out on the freeze.it was noted that a hole about two feet long by one foot wide had been delib- erafely chonped through the entire thickness of ice which was close to nine inches.This is the type of idiocy that must be put up with, and it is obvious that the weak-minded individual who would do a ting such as this was no vaun\u201cster.The work involved ir er ting such a dangerous condition was the effort of someone close to adulthood, at least in strength.The turned out for the | long with about jwhen the terrible consideration.| 183 Blood donors who league sponsored clinic at Maplewo6d Church last week was a hit of a disappointment to the league in general.There are close to 100 coaches with the league, sixty refe- recs.and had all of the mem- Lyons if you wish to order your jars of the league lent their support, the clinic could have | Rev, J.G.Kohner was wei- \u201crcatlv exceeded the hoped \u201clcomed into the church last Fri-|[for 250 pints.In any case.day evening by a large turnoutjthe turnout was not \u2018too bad weather Fair has been planned for Wed.Father Kohner was most kind;z6nditions were taken into conditions,games to the arena as soon as the game is completed.ATOM \u201cA\u201d The league-leading Mustangs dropped a 4-1 decision to the Comets as Denis Trude] netted a hat trick and James Mc- Nally added a goal for the winners.Jacques Bonchard was the Mustangs\u2019 only marksman, In an earlier game, the Mustangs downed the Comets 4.2 on goals by Bernie Gibbs.Robert Hardy, Ross Lang and Jacques Bouchard, with Denis Langevin getting both Comet markers.The Stars bombed the Four Aces 7-0 with Jacques Leblanc scoring three and John Daley adding a pair.Other goals for the winners «ent to Jeff Darcv and Ricky Noseworthy as Ron Oliver registered the shutout and Daley, Noseworthy and Dan Hary cach got two assists.ATOM \u201cB\u201d The Stars and Comets bat- fled to a scoreless tic as Stars Scott Woodcock and Comets Greg Robideux lurned-ih shut cut performances.THE Four Aces edged the Mustangs 3-.In last Sunday's game with the Laprairie Hawks, our local Junior Hockey team lost by a score of 4-2.Details of the game are to follow in next week's issite of the Gleaner, but in the meantime, fans are asked to remember the three games upcoming this weekend.The local team will play against the La- prairie Hawks again this Friday evening Feb.13, 8:30 at the Arena.They \u2018will also play a game on Sat.evening (also at the Arena) against the Chambly {which was originally- scheduled for Dec.28th but cancelled owing to thé severe \u2018sgowstorm, resulting in a massige traffic snarl, The third game of the weekend will be played in La- prairie on Sunday nigfit \u2018at 8 o'clock.LS At present the Chateäuguay on goals by Dave Miller, Vince Smith and Drew MacQuarrie.with Stuart Walker counting a pair for the losers.Four Aces and Mustangs played to a 1-1 tie with Bruce Barnett counting for the Aces and Alan Navies replying for the Stars Bruins Joseph Legassick and Mustangs Brent Harvey carn ed shutouts as they battled to a scoreless deadlock.Leafs Serge Ashby 7ot the only goas and Patrick Flaherty got a shutout as the league leaders downed the Comets 140.Chateauguay will extend a dren, and Yrust it won't he long befor they have many new friendÿ in this area.Guest clergy at the Induction included, Canon J.N.Doidge, St.Matthias, Montreal; Canon A.E.Hawes; Rev.Bruce Baker, St John the Divine, Verdun; Rev.F.Gavin Barnett, St.Jahn the Baptist, Pointe Clare: Rev.Graham Burgess, St.James, Farnham; Rev EC Royle, St.James, Hudson: Rev.B.Evans, He Perrot Anglican Mission; Rev.Fred Tip- lady, St, Barnabas, Koxbo.0: Rey.Derek Dunwoody and Rev, John Whittall \u2018both -of St.Barnabas, St.Lambert; Rev R.Newman, St, Mark's, Valley- field; Rev.David Conliffe, St.Paul's, Greenfield Fark; Rev.John Sergeantson, St.John's, Huntingdon; Rev.Lionel.Tem: ple-Hid, Chaplain of Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal; Rev.11.W.Blase, Chaplain of St.Vincent de Paul Peniten- tlarv: Pastor Zemke, Christ Lutheran Church, Dollard des Ormeaux: Rev.Eric Drake.New Mercier Drive-In Theatre Work will get underway CR Specifications caly for space: Blue Bonnets.where patrons the vers near future on \u2026 for 1200 cars, which is muchican watch the movies while drive-in theatre to be locat«: larger than some of the drivedenjoying refreshments, in the Town of Mercier, min theatres just across the, Whe asked why the drive- order to \u2018have an early 4 PEACE.OUETE SON ÉPOUX belles socurs, M.et Mme Paul queurs doures et légère cola 20 cntants: \\ Mme Romuald] Vian (Laura Alen) Valleyficld, tion seront servis aux don\u201d Tremblay (Pierrette Jean y et Mme Romauld Cour- ners jUlande, Gerald, Merecdes, De chesne (Agné, AMens Valley- loves, Gilles et Jacques, son gield, M, et Mme Vietorin Du- gendre M.Romuald Tremblasquas bara Allent Valleyfield, {iy belle fille, Mime Gerald Al Mme Wilfiid Beaulne (Edna Activites sportives La prochaine semaine sera tort aceupee pour nos suite ley dba Callum ses petits vite Valley field, Mme Jean rentes organisations.Dinant enfants Lacie, Lue, Yves, Mi Mare (Alice ten) Valloyfield, che le 151 y aura courses ghel et lise Tremblay.jap vee depart i SCSI et Mine Arthur Allen, M.de moto neiges ae Tent Fo euts et heaux freres M et Joseph et félreard Allen de l\u2019arena, La somme de L300 Mme Wallin Bourcon Celina) ype field, de nombreux ne en bourses sera distrhuee aus qu Granby Moet Ming Aled gn IX nièce Langues.Landre Allen (Lawrentia de ; Le 20 lever 4 8 hp LE Callectield M.et Mine 4 ta funitlle en deuil vont rene du Festival seva common ywoppgg Allen (Yvonne de nas sympathies.nee lors d'une soirée à l'Ile tel Ormstown.! Dimanche, 1} 5 aura parade et des joutes de Hockey et de i ETUDES SUR POLUTION DE L'AIR A BEAUHARNOIS Service du Liques de sacs de sable de Phncaene an ete mn tere de ha Le .- haut Hommes: Le pins hau duster Ue double Romuald Crete 9.030.foo plug haut sample A present il nextte pas de Sante entreprewdea, proche tor speciale pour ba lutte contre Romuald Crète 5,150 pis ment, vue etude da dec we pal ta pollution de Va, Ion qui oh Fuite Frition amopherique a Bean industries, petites .; | byeviir les pue Barnar.of dans d'autres Joealt au cratides.à prendre des me pa tes de ta banlieue de Montreal sures lorsque des études sévieu- Le but d'une telle étude est ses démontrent qu'il y à leu de determiner ba nature ele de de faire.Mais une felle lof dare de da patates de Te ten preparation au ministère Le plus mesurant le concentrations de de la Sante et elle cera prob.qua 05 Crevent en Bement sinmee, durant Lis pro Pour ce ane, Jus chaîne l'Acsetublee Beauchamp 1,890 pls petit simple Rheal berge D90 pts Le plus petit! Adélard Leduc nee 400 pts, dans ta boîte Chez les Dames: haut double, Aldérina 8,690 pos.be plis haut sim ptspension Chete POHssIere SEHSIOHS 6 ple Aldétma Crete 5,100 pl techieien: du Setve de hy nationale Le plus haut carreau, AT Hene abltiseront trot ty pos de dérina Crète, 1,410 pts Le chémdalhomners «dune vrande\u2019 En - appuvont ne une lot plus petit simple Marielte precision, à diver endroits, precise, le Service de l'hygiène Le plus petit pendant plaseur- jmn du mitiew du munistère de Ta Laurette Leplante a Celle recherche de fa qualité Site aura phe, de lacibite nou fants, Une resolution Tut pas oe 230 pts, dans La boite de Vine el amportante, ca un seulement à corriger la sila sée pour appuyer celle sité-lpour la semaine du 3 février air pole peat avon dec effets ton bone L'air est pollue, mars gestion.Hommes Le plu, haut detaverobl we auteur au st à lane un hava efhicace Le conseil décida d'ousaniser] ouble Réjean Crete TEA Li veretabon el ane Be propri- de prevention tin service de cueillette des pts Le plo, haut cnaple poubelles dans la Paroisse Le|Réjean Crete 5.820 pre Te secrélaire recul instruction plus haut cartean Fate Beauchamp, 1,560 pt Le pls petit simple Adélard Le Pad Paquette 1H iy Leo plus petit carreau Hdène Dathianand avec 230 pl, dans da hoîte.Chez les Dames: haut double Aldéring 10,120 pts.Le plu, simple Aldérina Crete : pts.Le plus haut carreau l* Une magnifique soirée des Filles d'Isabelle Ly plu autre manque ree mosphere de gaicle et de a Crépe;CrRanisee par Les des d'bouteumte y rennail, Nous levou han! belle de Huntinguton ent Honalre chapeau en appréciation 5,140 Sone soir dernrer a la alle de bon pont quent mamfende ! worsstade de Huntmgdon les orgatisatriees dans Ja de Crète 1420 pt.Environ 200 percomes y a coration L'intimilé de In sable Le plus petit sunple, Beatirer sintaient Faut, qeumes et moins y gas heauroop par l'enjohve Quevillon 1,660 pts.Le plus Jeunes sen donnerent à coëem ment des lenétres et surtout petit carreau Mariette Allen joe «ans les anes, values, par le douce Tueur des chandel avec 60 pts.dans Ja boite \u201cpaul jones cha cha ete ha des decorant chaque petite table Les Membres des Ligues de régente, Mine Marielle becautt L'éannotner, M l'abbé Queu sac, de sable désirent offrit ana qu'en couple de UAge d'or deville, da Rezente et lous Je leurs sympathies à M.Leona ouvrirent du dune ceux miomibres rernercient des parties Une sou.Guérin à l'occasion du dice dun orcliestre composé de jeu pant el on heureux du sue de sa soeur, Mme Albert Allen nes talent.qui tarenl appre.ce.remporte pan celle sree Décès Mme Albert Allen cies de tou en Fhonneur de \"Age d or, une A Ormstown esl decoder 16 Llianbianec de da able etal oeivre nouvelle des Filles d')- ler février dernier à l'ate dede pli, reposante Une a sabelle NOUVEAU No.de téléphone PHARMACIE FORTUNE 264 - 5347 \u201cMrs va 14 - The Gleaner WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 1, 1970 MN A CA Ladies Auxiliar y 1969 Annual Keport The Annual Meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hun- tingdon County Hospital was held in the Masonic Hall members were present.The! President, Mrs.Norbert: Bourgon was in the chair; after a few welcoming remarks.R.Foers, G.Waldie, Jean Hampson, Garnet Green.Grace \u201cray, Beverly Hamilton, lena JGrant, and Miss Huttie Shearer.January 26.Ahout twenty-five! Ste Anne's Group: Mrs.Ju Motte Daigneault (convener) NS.Linus Ouimet, Wilfred iLaplante, Russell Robertson.Vi Galipeau, J.Daigneault, she proceeded with the meet {Yvon Leduc.English Church: ing.Moved by Mrs.MeCrimmon that the minutes of the last stand as read.The President\u2019 Nancy: Annual Meeting; Jennie Ilelm.Chas Kyle.Mrs.Mrs.Bessie Heath (convener) R.Daniels R.United Chas Grant, \u2018Taylor.1.Wooler.asked for Committee TeportsiChuceh.Mrs.Cameron Stewart as follows: (convener), Mrs.lda Dawson, Secretary's Repori Myrtle Stewart, Mable Mec: We ve seven Executive|lntyre.G.Melntyre, Wanda Meetings and three General, MeIntyre.Meetings including the Annui al{Eleanor Meeting with an average tendance of twelve.All notices{Lean, Shirley Scott, oi General Meclings as well asi Beattie, current events were advertized;Harold in the Gleaner along with pub- l.city reports on each meeting.Our current events were as follows: St.Paul's Operatic Society Concert.Parce] Post: and Tagging, Tea Food Sale; end Bazaar.The committees)\u2019 of cach of these events will submit their reports.Submitted by Agatha Mcintyre Corresponding Secretary's Report Mrs.Margaret Stark re ported that all correspondence has been kept up to date.Membership Madam President, Members! of the Auxiliary and friends The present Membership figures for the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of Huntingdon County Hospital are as follows:\u2014 New Life Members: \u2014 Mrs.Annette Bourgon.Mrs.Francois Cleyn, Mrs.Lawrence Me- Callum, Mrs.Fred Horsley.Mrs.Henry Wallace.R.L.Tinker,.Honorary Life Memher, Miss Millina Murphy.Annual Members: Of these there are 22 new male members and 68 new lady members and 722 were renewed.Total Membership is 819.The Membership Committee deposited $981.Of this $150 was derived from Life Memberships.Donations $19 and Annual Membership $812.1 wish to thank the Membership Committee for their splendid support during the year.The Committe Members were Mrs.Lucien Galipeau.Mrs.Frances Rennie and Mrs.Rose Primus.These ladies were responsible for their Assistants who canvassed their communities very thoroughly indeed.T also wish to thank all the Canvassers and all those who assisted in any way to bring the Membership to its present level.Mrs.Fred Horsley is to be congratulated on the artistic printing on the plaque of Life Members which has been in her care for the past year.I also wish to thank Miss Mary Macfarlane for her kindness in assisting me with the checking of Bank Deposits and Membership Books.Once again to all those who helped in anyway a sincere thank you.Nancy J.McCrimmon Convener Service Report New \u201cLife Membership\u201d list installed new frame No cost New flower boxes were re quired for river front of hospital $35.00 Flowers for same $15.00 Curtains for nurses dining room rods and installation $50.00 Six Pairs of curtains replaced in 2 front rooms of hos pital $72.00 Bathroom rug set and 2 sets of towels for nurses residence $21.50 Christmas gifts for patients & staff: $81.50 would like to thank Mrs.Tannahill, Mrs.Bourgon, Mrs.Rennie and Mrs.O'Hare for their assistance in Christmas decorating of the Hospital.Baby cup and inscription for first baby born at the hospital 1969 $12.00 Mrs.Fred Horsley .Convener Sewing Report Ladies from the different Churches came in every Wednesday afternoon from fwo to four o'clock for nine months .of the year, 30 groups of 89 ladies in all.The other three months I keep busy binding blankets, making new pillows [Cunningham.Arlene MacIntosh, Tannahill, Dorothy at-iTannahill, Mrs.Irene Me Margaret R.Gill.Arnold Milne, Stark, Vera Fennel.Fisie Darby, lucy Thompson, Norma Crawford, Robina Good \u2018fellow, Vera Blachford, Lyn Pearl Milne, Mrs.John Caldwell, Miss Alice Rennie.St.Andrew's Church: Miss Mary Pringle (convener).Mrs.Campbell Paul, Wilbur Arthur, Doris Brown, Margaret Stark, Goldie Brown, George Paul, Dorothy Willock.M Currie.Lyla Lindsay, Jean Rickford, Marian Abraham, Lillian Ruddock.Jas.O'Hare, Jon Proudfoot.Submitted by.Florence Mayall Treasure Chest Report Our bank balance was 2192.23 January 20, 1969.We received $116.75 from our Bazaar and sold for $20.59 during the year.making a total of $329.57.Our expenses were $52.89 including coloring books and crayons for Chil dren's Ward, wool, flannelette baby shirts for layettes.We have a bank balance of $272.66 and $4.02 cash on hand.I would like to sincerely thank my co-convener Mrs.Nora O'Hare for her help during the year and the following for donating and making articles for the Treasure Chest \u2014 Mrs.Nora O'Hare, Mrs.Stewart Ross.Mrs.George Paul.Miss Melina Murphy, Mrs.Tom Duke, Mrs.Frances Rennie, Mrs.Ruth MceNaugh- ten.Mrs.Wm.Goodall.Mrs.Wm Ricard Mrs.Gerald Laduc, Mrs.Douglas McGerrigle Sr.Miss Alice Rennie, Miss Hattie Shearer.Mrs.Carrie French, Mrs.Fred Bolton.Mrs.Frank Bleakney.Mrs.C.Jones, Mrs.Florence Mayall, Mrs.Frank Napier, Mrs.Mooring and a group of Ladies from the Pres pyterian Church.Four layettes were given out to Needy Mothers.Submitted by Mrs.Vi Galipeau Shoppe On Wheels Report as per Dec.3ist 1969 RECEIPTS Cash on hand Jan.20th 1969 .98 Profits and Donations 637.21 Total Receipts $638.19 EXPENDITURES Given to Treasurer $180.00 Expenses 457.65 Cash on hand as of Jan.26th.1970 54 Total $638.19 Madam Chairman and Fellow Members, At this time, 1 would like to thank all the ladies who helped with the work of the Shoppe on Wheels this past year.I have been told many times how much the patients enjoy their visits.A special thanks to my co- convener Alice Vine for her valuable assistance and Miss Mary MacFarlane for many favors dome throughout the year.along with taking care of the cigarettes which are available to patients, staff and visitors at all times.My thanks aiso to all who contributed supplies and money at last year's shower, throughout the year, and again to-night.Submitted by Norah \u20ac.O'Hare Landscaping Report Madam President, Here is my report for landscaping for 1969.Two Redwood \u2018boxes were ordered at $15 each; $30; two coats of Rex were put on at $5.Plants, earth and labour $15.There were geraniums, petunias, coleus, vines, ete.-| Refreshment Report The money spent amounted, to $50.j Submitted by Mrs.Grace Booth Submitted by F.E.Rennis Director of Nursing The President called on the director of nursing, Mrs.Dorothy Hawley to say a few words.In replying Mrs.Hawley congratulated the executive and members for a successful year.The financial report showed your efforts well rewarded.We in turn henefited greatly by two Hi-lo beds, Z bedside tables, 2 overhead lighis and two overbed tables.She then thanked the sew- During the past year refresh ments were served at annual meeting, two general meetings ind at the concert held in Chateauguay Valley Regional School.Submitted by Mrs.C.Anderson Ways & Means \u201cMerrie England\u201d The operetta \u201cMerrie Eng land\u201d was presented in the Chateauguay Valley Regional], .> fligh School, on March 22,08 committee the service 1969.by the St.Paul's Oper.(commitiee, Shoppe-on-wheels, atie Society of Lachine for and Treasure Chest, She also the benefit of the Ladies stated that the staff joined Auxiliary of our Hospital [Der in thanking the Auxiliary Sale of tickets and donatiom|{\"\" the Christmas gifts, thank received totalled $768.Ex-(°d.\u2018he out-going.executive penses.including payment to o ns ore .or es pus es the St.Paul's Society, school 0 the incoming «executive.ental, advertizing, construc Treasurer's Report tion of scenery, and trams-| Jan.1969-70, portation of costumes totalled|C25h in Bank Jan.69 $2,043.22 *388.88, leaving a profit of Cash in Bank Jan.70 $ 922.58 $379.12, All who attended the[!°55 5/¢ show thoroughly enjoyed the Me \"a orget 35.00 wonderful singing and lively] Mrs Horsley $1.26 entertainment and many thanks 6.28 are due to Mr.and Mrs William Howieson without Baily 70 $916.28 whose interest in our hos- Cash $2 609.92 pital, this evening would not|gsavi Pann have been possible.Savings Bond $2,500.00 Submitted by ITotal Lorraine V.Tannahill.ota $5.109.92 Tagging Report Treasurer After a number of years of not holding a Tag day at Hun- tingdon Fair, the Auxiliary Executive and Committees voted this past year to hold three days of \u201ctagging\u201d.This was a success due to the hard work of the Candy Stripers of the Hospital, as well as a number of other girls who graciously offered their services.Much thanks is due the girls and also the members of the Auxiliary who helped with the tagging in the booth.A special thanks to Mr.Smellie o.Riverside Motors for the loan of the Jeep that the Candy Stripers rode in during the parade.The total amount realized during the three days and nights of tagging was $210 lus a $2 donation making a tetal of $212.Mrs.Rose O'Connor Each convener moved the adoption of her report, seconded by Mrs.Nancy McCrimmon.The President then thanked everyone who helped her during the year.She said it was an easy year for her because of the excellent co-operation she received.She offered her best to the New Executive and hoped that they would have a fruitful year.Mr.Jon Proudfoot.Chairman of the Board of Governors installed the new slate of officers.The new slate was read as follows by Mrs.Jackie Mc: Callum, Chairman of the nominating committee: Honorary President, Mrs Gordon Harper; Past President.Mrs.Annette Bourgon; President, Mrs.Isabelle Cairns; Ist vice President, Mrs.Agaths McIntyre; 2nd Vice President Mrs.Camille Guérette; Secre tery, Mrs.Agatha McIntyre: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.Dorothy Gaw; Assistant Secre- Submited hy t Isabelle Cairns Parcel Post Report I would like to thank all those who helped in anyltary, Mrs, Florence Godin: way.The ladies who phoned.Treasurer, Mrs.Jackie Me.and those who responded so|Callum.generously with donations and parcels.Also thanks to those who assisted in the booth.Our president Mrs.Bourgon, Mrs.Brisebois, Mrs.M.Stark, Mrs.F.Godin, Mrs Jas O'Hare and a special thanks to Miss Millina Murphy and Mrs, Alex Duheme We realized $350.01 from this project.Mr, Proudfoot remarked that the Annual meeting of any organization seems to be a very dry and boring thing, that is until you put the reports of all the committees|; together and find that they tell a story, a story of achievement.This is a- story that this organization has told and retold year after year for the hospital and its patients.On hehalf of the Medical and |Nursing Staff, the patients and the Board of Governors 1 would liked to thank Mrs.Bourgon, the executive and the members of the Auxiliary for another year of achieve- Florence Mayall, Convener Food Sale Report Madam President, members and friends, The following is a brief report on the Food Sale held at the Christmas Tea.It was very successful and the pro- cocds amounted to $308.P ment on behalf of your Hos At this time, T wish to pital k thank the ladies who helped] look forward to another me at the Sale namely year of achievement from the Mrs.Robt.Barrette, Mrs.Grace al er EM Lu nde r the Lallemand and Mrs.Roberson.| vfrs, sabelle Caions then Also all the ladiss who madelinok the chair.She stated the and money.It was a beautiful first project of the year would I : : be a concert, staged by St display of home | baking.hed Paul's Operatic Society in the as been recelved since UhC|Chateauguay Valley Regional sale making a total of $310.School to take place March Submitted by 114th.Convener of this pro- Eliane Lasalle|juct, Mrs, Lorraine Tannahill.Tickets will be $2.00 for adults and $1.25 for students, and can be obtained from the members.A donation of $5.00 was received from Mr.Lorne Tea Report Hospital Tea was held in conjunction with the Bazaar Dec.5th.Receipts, $85.75.1 would like to extend my I am a conservationist.although not necessarily a con- who opposes change.À conservationist is one who seeks to protect from waste or loss things of worth.While crusading for change in some arcas, there are other things I want lo preserve, I want to preserve the family group as the basic unit in society, I want to preserve womanhood and femininity.Uni-sex does not interest me.It seems to dehumanize.Through millions of years man has evolved male and female.Oyr sexuality is an integral part \u2018of, our humanity.1 accept-«it.I want to pressrve the Cha- teauguay River.The most and the bass and the pike.And the mud puppies the boys catch in spring.The muskrats .ahove Huntingdon.And the shoreline of trees.Someone is selling river lots above Powerscourt.That ends the trout and the crows and the rabbits around that\u2019 shore, If T had money I'd buy th ewhole development and turn jt back to nature.There are now far too few trees along our river.Man destroys nature when he moves in.1 want to preserve our trees.In one Canadian province there is a minimum size limit under which trees cannot be cut.From myself couting in our valley, 1 find no evidence of such a law here, We even cut the saplings to facilitate our operations.1 want to preserve our wild life.The deer on Covey hill.The bob cats.they roam ten miles a night.The wolves on the Dumont Range.1 knew wol-; ves well as a boy growing up by Georgian Bay.They do more goog than harm.Ask Farley Mowat, And the heaver near Herdman.So they flood the road.raise the road.It ought to be lifted anyway.And the birds.The Redstarts and Brewer's Blackbirds that were flocking on the Erskine Farm last fall.Ospreys.beautiful, vanishing strangers .poisoned with insecticides.You won't see many in these parts, anyway.Nut hatches, buntings, grosbeaks, chickadees, jays, woodpeckers, .our winter birds.And the wild geese.Did you see them homing South that Saturday last October?Thousands in one day.None stopped.An army of \u2018\u2018sportsmen\u2019 craw- Jed the valley.I want to preserve humanitarian values.It is mostly the religious institutions which are trying to do this.Did you ever hear of \u201cYoung Men\u2019s Agnostic Association\u2019?Or cynics whol?organized a \u2018China Inland Mission?Or an \u2018\u201c\u2018Atheists\u2019 Missions to Lepers*?Wilber Wi- berforce for anti-slavery in England.Lincoln abolished slavery in America.voted \u2018into\u2019 office by the Methodist vote of] the North.Livingston, Schewit-j Christian, humanitarian motives, I want to preserve the quest for knowledge.Introduce me to the mind still searching.Bertrand Russell had my respect (he was not a saint \u2014 sorry, Montreal Star).Ninety-seven years of mental activity.I know minds dried up at thirty.More tragic still.minds never alive.Sir Isaac Newton 200 years ago said during his later years, \u2018I séetn to have been only.a boy playing on the sea shore of knowledge and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, while the great ocean of truth lay undiscovered before me.\u201d My father was lover of wild life and a home-made natura- Ke Plastor 3 Comer servative.A conservative is one| \u201cwild life.I want to.conserve 12 cillor Logan who was ill,\u201d The} (that the maintenance of zer, Dooley, Cardinal Leger.|.Thy: Board of Masingors held would say,\u201d I have yudone a their \u201cregular, meeting on Wed- hundred years of growth.\u201d .|\"eRdaÿ evéniñg.\" Feb.3rd.at According to the best evidence [11 \u201chome of Mr: and Mrs.Lis- available, our Creator began le\u201d \u2018Watterson; the Universe around 12 billion| Mr.W.Cc, MacPherson was years ago.We are part of His appointed chairman for- the creation.So are our human, COMINE.yey, and ME.Clarence values, for they grow out of|Plätt will egntinue.to\u2019 act\u2018in His the situation we are in.And oyr|capaity as \u2018Secretaty-À réashr ler, à; 7 che | Me.Stanley Staveley.offered to look aftr \u201cthe \u2018furnace, and consequently: the \u2018heating of the \u201c{Chufeh for \u201csubsequent months, and tig: Managers, :working in pairs, wil} take thelr puns.With \u201chousekeeping a \u201c quiles\u201d in the chureh buf Mii, \u201cThis project is in lieu, of \u2018appointing.a.permanent.caretiker; and it \u201cremains to be \u2018seen- how\u2019 well this, system will work\u2019 ouf, ~ Wigston: Armstrong wil billion years of growth.Harley E.Bye.Ste.Agnes | will Celebrate Birthday Mrs.Mary Davidson will: ce: lebrate\u2019 her 86th birthday on Friday, February 13, Mrs.Davidson, who makes her home with her son-in-law continue.to look.after snow\u2019 re- and daughter Mr.and Mrs.V.!moval from he: Elder, keeps amazingly well Tot A mo éhure forking and keen\u2019 regardless of the fact SOCIAL: : that due to her acute arthiritic Mrs.\u2018Martha \u2018Currie ehjoyed condition she is confined to a visiting last week with her son wheelchair.and -daughter-in-law.-Mr, and - Mrs.Jack Currie ahd family in HOLY HAIR Beloeil.Mrs.Hilda Holden, \u2018Miss olà Stockwell; Mrs.\u2018Beatrice Creighton of, * Fort: - Coying- ton, N.Y., and Mrs.Martha: Cur rie and, Mrs.Elizabeth Fleming were.Sunday evenig: supper guests at fhe home, 6f Mrs, Grace Fleming; 12 Backs School Bus Poiltion: Très St.Sacrement Parish Parish Council News The regular meeting of the Parish of Très St.Sacrement was held on Thurs.Feb.5, 1979, having been postponed from Tuesday because of the storm: Mayor Barringtôn presided, and all Councillors were present, with the exception of Coun- The name of Halifax means \u2018holy hair\u2019.It cap be traced back to an English town of the samp name where in early times a girl was murdered and her head hung dy its lf from a village tree.Peddie and Lamarré were appointed as an\u2019 \u2018inspection committee.to.supervise the.applic tion of the by-law.: Purchase ofa \u2018Hew\u2019 adding Office.The cost is to-be shated with the Village Council.A letter was read from \u201cthe Parish Council of St, Chrysos- {ome asking for support of a petition that school buses be allowed to stop.in the middle of the road.while children gre getting on apd \u201coff.A \u2018motion was, duly passed Supporting this idea.minutes «f the previous meeting were read and approved.Mayor Barrington reported the roads had beer satisfactory, considering the difficult weather conditions.A building by-law for the Parish was examined and discussed at length, and it was duly passed and adopted.Councillors It was decided: to organize a system of garbage collection for the Parish.The Secretary.{wads to announce.the, pro in tie.Gleaner and.Finfoua: tion, The contract for fhe work was awarded, to.Eugène Bour- cier, Also tendérs were té be invited \u2018for\u2019 the, removal.and storage of snow fences, * 4 Powerscourt POWERSCOURT \u2014 Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Taylor were Mt.and Mrs, Wm.Brisbane and Miss Jeannie Taylor of Montreal.Supper guests of Mr.and Mrs, George Atcheson on Sat:japproved: urday were Mr.and Mrs.Rob-{Civil protection ert Barr.and Mr, and Mrs.Ern-| st-Atchesori.Thé décasion way| Cans fh he celebration of the: bith: ¢ days of the two ladies, Mrsi{E.\" Archie Hampson whq \u2018was uni].| able to \u201cjoin the party was a]Premi supper guest at the Archesoth .home on Sunday.W Mr.and.Mres.' Grenville 8 Sparrow of Shawville attended * The folloying accouats were; varo-Quéliéé 5 the funeral.of her aunt, the|H.: 112.76 late Mrs.\u201d Wm.Steele, and T, Lussier refaoyiag, Sy were overnight guests of Mr.ice [peus ht +3,75 On \u2018motion\u2019 of Coundiitor - Lite marre, they, meeting Wes» ad- Journed- to Tuesday, \u201cMarch 3, and Mrs Ernest Atcheson.-Mr.and Mrs.Smith and Cathy of St.Lambert and Mr.Walter Levers of Huntingdon] were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, James levers.and Lylé: Sunday callers at the säme home were Mr.and Mrs.Thos.| Guest and family of Lachine.Peggy Wood spent the week-end.at the home of Miss Nancy Stoughton in Valley- el Miss Edith Hudson returned from a seven weeks stay in| Montreal on Saturday to her home at Mrs.Jas.Levers, Her brother Bill and aunt, Mrs, Preddy, drove her from the list.When cutting a tree he WINTER thanks to all who so kindly helped by donating food as well as their services to make the Tea such a wonderful suc cess.Also to my wonderful helper Mrs.Duheme.Submitted by Mrs.C.Anderson Draw Report .A beautiful embroidered hand bag was given by Mrs.Alex Duheme and was drawn at the Christmas Tea & Bazaar.$24.50 was realized from the draw which was won by Mrs.Harold Bickford.and covers, inventory in December and keeping the mending done.This year's results as follows: We made and marked 969 new articles, mended 846 and cut out 1094, with 998 items taken Irom supply cupboards, Packed two large boxes of used linen for Lacasse Home.A list of the ladies: who as sisted me follows: From the Athelstan Church: Mrs.Jean Tully (Convener), Vera Orr, W.Jamieson, zum ARCTIC CAT SNOWM e COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS ® CLOTHING e ACCESSORIES OBILES Fennell, There being no further business the meeting was adjourned by Mrs.Nora O'Hare.seconded by Mrs, K.Brisebois.Delicious refreshments were served by the refreshment committee.Next executive meeting to be held Monday March 2nd.ICE FISHING MINNOWS FISHING TACKLE \u2018 PANTHER SALES & SERVICE TEL.4471 BRAINARDSVILLE (CHATEAUGAY LAKE) HEATED CABINS ST.ANICET OUTFITTERS ST.ANICET, P.Q.264-5505 ON JOHN DIESEL TRACTORS 510 and 710 THIS IS THE TIME TO GET THAT NEW TRACTOR AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD MODELS city.SPECIAL ALL machine was approved - -for theilr DEERE THIS SPECIAL HAS A TIME LIMIT SO CONTACT US FOR DETAILS SOON J.MELVILLE BROWN & SONS JOHN DEERE SALES & SERVIGE- TEL.825-2093 HOWICK PER Aid duh is i y port mpker \u2018ricky eh \u2018wy out.Upp racks Jovers, ex even cu tio; ur - RES Capa HENRI REGO Sich.POLLUTION REPORT AT AUBREY-RIVERFIELD W.I Aubrey \u2014 Riverfield W.I, met Thursday afternoon at Mrs.Wo- ledarsky\u2019s home, Motto of the meetipg was \u2018\u2018where there\u2019s room in the heart, there's always room in the house.Pifteen members answered) the roll call by exhibiting a la- bor-saying kitchen device, these |.were varied \u2018and praetical.Minutes were read and ap- Quebec, Also reported attending C.V.R.meeting on Bill 62, Announced Public speaking tentative date for lgeal finals March 20 and County.Finals at Howick April 3rd, -Welfaré and Health: Myra Walsh read an item on \u201cChild deafness often being ignored \u201cand a second item asking women to rally behind the bill on pollution.Surely we ean proved.\u201cThank Yeu\" notes find a cleansing agent without were read.phosphates.All this business of Interesting reports were|\u201c whiter than white\u201d has lulled presented by the various con-iwomen into a sense of false veners.security and now they realize Agriculture: Erma McKeeiwhere at is leading them.gave an item on \u201cExpanding research in seaweed to regulate growth.\u201d A research team testing dried Norwegian seaweed as an additive for crops, sea meal as an additive for animal and poultry food, while another facet remaining \u2018to be studied is the human nutritive mineral valye contained in compressed seaweed pills, Citizenship \u2014 Olive Easton reported on women who have risen (0 power or kept their places in Parliament namely, rs.Gandhi, Miss Devlin, Mrs, Meir, Mrs.Meinnis also an item on Finance Dept.decision to vary portraits on our paper money and salary inerease of members of National Assembly.Education: Olive Craig road Publicity read by Laura Orr in absence of Mary Templeton, F.W.IC.contribited $3630 to UNESCO Gift Counon, $10,865 to Pennies for Friendship and $7,822 to NWIC.Home 1;cano- mics \u2014 Lydia Orr read an item on the value of Vit A to the human body.She demonstrated an Oreo-oh-Ray dessert which was enjoyed \u201cat lunch time, also, dernonstraied the practical use of Contaët Paper in covering articles and con- strueting a \u201cwishing well\u201d planter.A display of aprons was modeled by the members.A box of goodies was pack ed for Preston Home, Valentines sent to Children's Home.A Jello salad lun excerpts fram Principal Rocke by Lil ane ne Robértson's letter on Bill 62 and Mahon, Lydia Orr and Ad English language Education in| Rees.° Look For BEAUCHAMP FRERES FABULOUS CLEARANCE See Ad.In Next Week\u2019s GLEANER MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF DUNDEE BALANCE SHEET , REVENUE FUND AS AT DECEMBER 31; 1969 : ASSETS Cash on hand TS 144 : nang 69 Bank balance 371530 $3,850.99 ver RECEIVABLE: 1 0 va 1968.CL was \u201c963.0 | Accounts RECEIVABLE: Co \u2014 Lanes account.- ° \u201c42.00 Garbage account: so 12:00 rson\u2019 5 discharge .\u201c21.00 \u2018 Provincial _ 54.00 109.00 $4932.08 LIABILITIES Accounts: \u2018payable $1,862.96 SURPLUS som Shien anu s DED Deficit of the period 19681 sou ated surplus as ' .Ah 81.1969 3.069,12 78 4932.08 STAT MENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE FOR E PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1969 REVENUE Cure, a taxes F \u2019 Roll à uation 0.7 36 urtize x 0 per $100.00 $5,878.36 nes 186.00 Sales tax 432730 4571.39 Contribution in lieu of tax 0.00 Interest on taxes cs 20.09 Rerit of town hat and garage 140.00 232.02 \u2018Winter roads grant Notices s am © 18050 Premium on U.S.funds 14.75 23.48 $19,641.75 EXPENSES Secretary's salary 0 1,354.50 Sgr saminitition 857.6; t Ç 577.27 eslth unit \u2018 ES 15 Auditing fees Fire- protection 6.44 Ser in gage ching 5 ce of 3 snow.Ù pee oF Gump removal i ions Maintenance of town hal all and garage a Inéunance 993.40 Quebec pension plan Unemployment insurance Pure Out Of Revenue Fund: 38.86 5.63 15,003.77 dndé paid on snow 7 plow and truck : 6,615,67 $21,510.44 Deficit of the period _\u2014\u2014 - Bt $10,641.75 244190 Honithgdon GAOT nna da E "]