The St. Lawrence sun = Le soleil, 13 avril 1960, mercredi 13 avril 1960

[" PSE ESS The Best Used Cars IN VALLEYFIELO - \u2014\u2014 a \u2014 \u2014\u2014 te 2 0 Bay Shor Mofors Lid.LAROCQUE ROAD FR.3-1880 Bivliothcque de la Legislature Province do Quuboe VALLEYFIELD CHATEAUGUAY Hotel du Gouvernement Ouabec City,Ques BEAUHARNOIS Valleyfield\u2019s finest cleaners RN Ph.: FR.3.2855 B'nois: CO-8-3801 5th YEAR \u2014 No.44 16 PAGES FEDERAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY PORT NEE! \u2014 FOR COUNTY OF BEAUHARNO BRUCHESI ANNOUNCES PLAN INCLUDES BEAUHARNOIS - VALLEYFIELD - MELOCHEVILLE An inter-departemental Committee of the Federal Government will shortly start a survey and siudy in the Beauhar- nois County area with the purpose to improve and build harbor facilities in this region.This was announced on Monday night of this week by Gerard Bruchesi, MP.for the County of Beauharnois in a speech at the annual general meeting of the Beauharnois Ju- noir Chamber of Commerce.GERARD BRUCHESI, M.P.Mr.Bruchesi told the Junior Chamber that the government had decided to form a commitiee of engineers and economists of the Department of Transport and the Department of Public Works to look into the matter as a means to attract more industries to this region and stimulate its growth.The guest speaker told his audience that he wanted to make it perfectly clear that these plans do not concern Beauhar- nois alone but all parts of his county.Valleyfield, St.Timo- thee, Melocheville and Chateau- guay.Distances between districts have become much shorter due to faster communication facilities and the whole region should work in closer harmony, ratner than each town or area for itself Mr.Bruchesi pointed out.He also emphasized that growth and expansion is everybody's business and that instead of waiting for industries and Federal and Provincial officials to do the work everyone, civic officials as well as organisations of all kinds should pitch in to help the area grow.(See formation ot Buois County rort Develop nent cComuuliee elsewhere in lus issue).\u2018ibe Member of Parliamen.tod the Jumior Chamber Una sumue 1ÿ31 the population in tne couuly has doubled from.30,0uu im 1y3l to an expected 6U,UUU ny the time the next cencus wil be hewd in 1961.\"And you don't need another 30 years Lo dounle ais tigure again , he said.Mr.g.ucnesi said turtner that instead ot town and city councls walung til they are approached by Imaustries Interestea 10 esta- bush tiemseives 1n the area, they shoud be prepared.Land snowd be bougut in advance ana zoning plans and other £a- Cllilies suouid be available at any time.Regarding the Inter Depart- menial Committee which will Scait a study ot the region shor- uy Mr.Bruchesi said that local industrial leaders, council members and mayors and others in- lerested in the development of the county will be invited to give their views oi the port development pians, In touching on a number of other subjects during his speech Mr.Bruchesi remarked that there is striking evidence taat the last two tederal elections have created much greater interest in political aitairs than has been the case .for many years.He said that people weren't so indifferent any more and were \u201cmore aware of what is going on\u201d, Port Development Committee Formed At a meeting of representatives from indus.ry, the city council and Beauharnois merchants held this past Monday even.ng at the Russell Hotel, the Beau- harnois County Port Development Commitiee was formed with Raymond Lanctot, Works Manager at the Beauharnois Aluminum Plant, as its [first chairman.The main purpose of the committee is to create interest in the development of port facilities in the county of Beauharnois.This includes Beauharnois itself, Me- locheville and Vaileyfield.Other members of the committee are A.Hainey, representing indusiry, Mayor Real De- mers, representing the city, Arthur Couillard for the merchants in Beauharnois and Frank Dorval will represent the profes- {Continued on page 3) BEAUHARNOIS, QUE., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1960 PRICE : 5 CENTS \u2014 PER YEAR $2.25 IS \u2014 Winners of the Annual Mixed C WG: 4 urling Bonspiel in Valleyfield held | at the MOCO Club last week.From L to R : Walter Amos, Miss S:sam Miller.Mrs.Lonie and Mr.Marcel Carignan.For photo of Runners up \u2018turn fo page 3.(Photo - Peter Rozon) How Was Cities\u2019 Money For The Poor Used?OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAYMENTS STOPPED As more and more astounding facts come to light regarding Fu blic Assisiance paymenls made by the City of Vaieyriesd aur- ing 1909 it is obvious that something very much wrong has been going on last year and perhaps several years beïore that.The new commiitee for Public Assistance in Valeyfield, headed by alderman Jo Degre, who is ably assisted by deputy chief of police Haineault, cunti- nues to pay very much smalier amounts oi money each month than at the same time last year and is helping a larger number of families.At last week's press conference Mayor Robert Cauchon announced that during March of this year the city paid out some $1,400 as compared to $5,000 in 1959 and the record shows that a few more families received help last month than in Mar.'59.However, Mr.Cauchon revealed even more fantastic facts.When the new administration took over at the Town Hall at the end of January last, and announced that Public Assistance would be reorganised and a special committee headed by an alderman would be in charge, the council was asked by the St.V.de Paule Society the organisation which looks after the distribution and aliocation of help to the poor mn the city, if outstanding biis prior to the new administration would be paid.The council agreed to do so and as Mayor Cauchon told the press \u201cwe expected these {o amount to about d or 6,000 doliars.\u201d However, Mayor Cauchon announced, showing great anger as he spoke further on the subject, that since Feb, 6th of this year these \u201coutstanding bills\u201d have amounted to $19,710.57, in spite of the fact that during the period for which these accounts are payable monihly payments of between 4 and 6 thousand dollars were made.Mr.Cauchon said that Vincent de Paule had been informed that no furthe: \u201coutstanding accounts\u201d would be paid.To verify his statements Mr.Cauchon produced a number of lists with names presented to the Public Assistance Committee.The names appearing on these lists with an amount of money mentioned behind each name, represented some of the \u2018\u2018outstanding accounts\u201d the city has been asked to pay.All the amounts mentioned were an even number of dollars.There was no mention of | In Memory of Dr.| & Mrs.McDonald The memory of Dr.and Mrs.John A.McDonald was honour ed last Sunday morning at the Valleyfield United Church at the unveiling and dedication of a memorial window prescnted to the church by their children, Dr.P.Robb McDonald of Philadelphia, Mrs.Kenneth G.(Jean) MacMillan of St.Lambert, and Mrs.H.M.(Peggy) Metcalf of Atlanta, Ca.DR.JOHN A.McDONALD The new memorial window is the large window facing on Dui- ferin Street and is entitled \u201cChrist of ail Nations\u201d.It depicts Christ surrounded by childien, each child of a different race, red, white black, biown aud yellow.The symbolism is particularly suitable since Dr.and Mrs.McDonald gave so many years of their lile as missionaries in South China.Dr.Mco- nald died in July 1857 while Mrs.McDonald died eigni- een years ago.Their loss is stil felt very keenly by everyone in Valleyfield.(Continued on page 3) what the amounts were for.Asked if the present administration plans to prosecute, Mr.Cauchon said \u201chis commitice is continuing its investigation\u201d.An embarrassing point in this case is that most of the aldermen, now members of the City Council, also occupied seats in the previvus adminisiration.The mayor further announced that the Council is planning to amend the bylaw regarding the public market.It costs the city some $4,000 a year to maintain the market while only between $1500 and $2,000 is collected from those who use it. PAGE 2 THk ST LAWRENCE \u201cServing the District of Valleyfield, Beauharnois and Chateauguay\u201d PEAUILARNOIS, QUE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1960 \u201cWe Can But Do Our Best And There Leave The Matter\u201d AN The sure and silent spring comes shorn of all show in its faint beginnings, but how resistless- ly.when and how does spring come?The spring thi you cannot legislate out of coming; the spring that you, regardless of noise or position cuiinol stop or impede or postpone.Stand up ananst the oncoming of spring if you will, and make a fool of yourself! Spring is a little more sunshine unannounced, a Jittle more blue unheralded, a litile warmer br.eze unadiertised, a little more green through th winter's brown grass.It\u2019s the retreat of snowbanks from noon-teaming streets, the breaking EASTER MESSAGE surface of the lake and rivers moving off and away.It's a stirring in the clouds, a pushing pow: er upward through all the carth, for without audible fanfare spring marches in conquest in- vineible and unstoppable.Spring is the triumph of silent subtle forces, the resurrection powers of the Creator demonstrated at every hand.All around us lie the evidences of the surging power of God in the springtime, following hard on the bitter storms of winter.No changing season of the soul is meaningless \u2014 after Gethsemane.Easter dawn, after the weeping, the singing, the song heard for all time for ail men, \u201cHe Is Risen!\u201d CIATY NEEDS Many parts of Chateauguay Centre and the Town of Chateauguay have grown immensely du ing the last 3 years and it is our considered op nion that mm as far as the majority of new residents are English speaking it is not unrea- scuable to ask that one of these residents represent his district on the Town Council.\u2014 We're not at this point in any way critisising th> work being done by those now on the council.But we feel such a move would be both beneficial to the Council and the residents represented by an English speaking alderman.The English speaking alderman would soon leon the problems the council has to cope with in regard to finances, building, politics, etc, and he on the other hand would be in the position tu explain to his colleagues on the council the fc.ings and wishes of the population in his dis- ENGLISH SPEAKING REPRESENTATION trict.We hasten lo add of course, that such an alderman would have to be bilingual in order to place his ideas before the majority of the council in their own language.In the municipal elections in the Town ol Chateauguay next July, 3 seats and the oifice of Mayor will be up for election.We suggest that those interested in equal and fair representation in Municipal affairs get together and form an organisation to promote, nominate and campaign for the election of an English speaking alderman of their choice.Unbalanced representation cannot but hamper good Municipal administration, THOUGHT OF THE WEEK Nothing so much prevents our being natural as the desire of appearing so.\u2014 La Rochefoucauld 655066600060 065 669 506% so i Published by the Mailing Address OPENS THE DOCR TO SAVING MCRE.The Royal Bank's \u201c2-Account\u201d Plan Ask at any branch for folder showing how our \u2018\u20192-Account\u201d Plan helps you save.THE ST.LAWRENCE SUN A weekly newspaper covering the district.of \u2018Jalleyfield, Beauharnois and Chateauguay.St.Lawrence Sun Publishing Limited General Manager and Editor : MEMBER: CANADIAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION Authorized as Second Class Mail \u2014 Post Office : P.O.Box 20 \u2014 Beauharnois or P.O.Box 302 \u2014 Valleyfield OFFICE : 77 GRANDE ILE, VALLEYFIELD, PHONE : FR.3-4994 Beauharnois Phone : CO.8-4483 or CO.8-5443 GAULT SCHOOL - NEWS (By Wendy Potter) On Saturday, March 26, an all-day basketball tournament was held at the Community Hall in Nitro.Ten teams, bo:h boys\u2019 | and girls\u2019 from the five towns in the league, participated in twelve games.The Gault boys were evidently in a slump, for they lost both games they played.The girls, however, making use of skill combined with luck first trounced Hemmingford 41- 6.Later in the afternoon, our girls\u2019 team took on Huntingdon and in a hard-played but low- scoring game, beat them by a score of 13-6.Them, in the final girls\u2019 game and the one to choose the winner, we played How- ick, who had already beaten Hemmingford and Ormstown.In winning the cup for Valleyfield (Continued on page 3) PHILIP VAN SON Department, Ottawa.Wednesday, April 13, 1860 GERARD BRUCHESI REPORTS From Ottawa The cight days of debaie concerning the reply to the Budget Speech by Finance Mints ter Fleming, aie now ended.Most Liberal speakers criticized the budget, as could be expected but not in a very cons- t'uctive way.Most Libe:al speuk- ers, lead by their Financial cri- tie, Mr.W.M.Bencdickson (Liberal Kenora-Rainy River, Ontario) were negative, destructive and pessimistic in their comments.At no time did they men tion what their stand woud be 1f they were in power.The 1960-61 Budget is balane- ed with an expected surplus of some $12,000,000, None of them told the Government, what their tax Policy would be this year.Do they believe in a Balanced Budget at this phase of our economy?I remember, last year, on the same matter, it was ac: cording to our opponents ierri- ble to predict a deficit of $400 millions, to help the economy.This year, not being happy, they predict a deficit.What would they do about our deficit in international payments, except talk about it.Would they stop the inflow of capital abruptly or gradually, completely or parti ally?Perhaps it is not logical, thai the opposition always criticizes the Government.However, in a country run by a democratic government it is the duty of the opposition to critize.Earlier last week, Central Mortgage and Housing Corpo- wal e No color fade-out from washing ® Dries in less than modern colors NOW! CILTONE SATIN PAINT KAS COLORLOK ACTION.AND WE HAVE IT! e Fasiest kind to apply \u2014easiest to clean up a hali-nour\u2014odorless e Comes in hundreds of Te pan rts agony» GT A.H.BESNER LTD.Hardware \u2014 Building Supplies \u2014 White Goods 18 NICHOLSON VALLEYFIELD FR.3-8280 ration announced thay they are now ready to consider applica tions for direct National Housing Act Mortgage loans from prospective home owners who qualify.Fist, a prospective borrower must first scek mortgage financing from the approved lenders and banks with which he may do Business.Corpora tjon loans are available only Lo home owners who cannot find acommodation {rom approved lenders.To qualify for a C.M.H.C.Loan the gross annual income of the applicant may not exceed $5000 for families of up to two children; $5,200 for three-children families; $5,400 for four-children families; $5,600 for five-child- ren families and over.Gross income includes the applicants\u2019 carned income together with any investment income he and his wife may have and 20 per cent of the wite\u2019s eained income, if she is employed.These limitations were introduced to ensure that funds advanced to C.M.H.C.this year would go to families with lower incomes.This year, a total of around 175 millions will be committed to qualified applicants.As further information, we can tell you that all those who are interested to apply for the 3% Provincial Rebate, should fill in the necessary forms, because the request for the rebate should be made by the approved lenders.em, ed STAIR eI Wednesday, April 13, 1860 Heads Regional Port Development Committee MR.RAYMOND LANCTOT (Continued from page 1) sional people in the county and will also act as Secretary.One of the first steps the Committee will take is to ask the industries and the Council from Valleyfield to elect representatives for the Committee and it also plans to have one seat open for Melocheville.Present at Monday :night\u2019s meeting were R.Thibault, Guy Faubert, W.Pouliot, Hubert Hy- nes, P.Creswell, G.Gendron Conrad Noreau L.Montpetit, Mert Reaney R.Lanctot, Mayor Real Demers, Frank Dorval and Arthur Couillard.The forming of the committee coincides with the suggestion made by Mr.Gerard Bruchesi MP.in a speech before the Beauharnois Junior Chamber of Commerce on Monday when he said that officials and the people in general throughout the county should work towards development of the area and not sit and wait for industries to come to them.GAULT .(From page 2) again, we beat them 42-12.Carol Tenant led the individual scoring with a total of 25 points Beverlev Roberts and Carole Sinray followed close be hind wtih 25 and 24 monts res pectively.Both Carol Phene and Marg=eet Van De Werfhorst scored 15 points.TI B Unconfirmed reports are doing the rounds in the Val'eytield sports world that there is à pos sibility the Canadian Jumors, the farm team of Les Canadiens.will make their home in Valleyfield.The SUN'S sources sa'« that while there was nothing delenite to report a decision ,by Gonera\u2019 Manager Frank Selke and Junior manager Sam Polack.if there Two of our players, Judy Turnbull, a guard, and Carole Sinray, the captain, wee chosen for the all-star team.On March 29, Ross MacLeod.who is also the class president of Grade eleven.attended the Rotary Club Public Speaking Contest and with \u201cSegregation in Southern Schools\u201d as his to pie, won the righ: to attend the district contest in Westmount There he spoke on \u201cTolerance\u2019 and placed third, directly behind the two hoys who are sche: duled to speak for the Montreal Rotary Club in competition for several scholarships, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 16, GRADE ELEVEN IS HOLDINZ A CARWASH FROM 9 AM.TO 4 PM, TO RAISE MONEY FOR THEIR NEW YORK TRIP.IN VALLEYFIELD, IT WILL BE HELD AT GAULT INSTITUTE, THE OLD SCHOOL.AND IN Ni.TRO AT THE STAFF HOUSE.MACDONALD.(From page 1) The service of worship was conducted by the minister.th- Rev.W.Charles Pelletier and the guest preacher was the R-v Duncan McRae, D.D., who had worked alongside Dr.and M's McDonald in South Ch\u2018na.Dr McRae paid tribute to their memory in a short testimonial he.fore the unveiling of the window by Mrs.MacMillan | Th- words of presentation wer- than said by Dr.Robb McDonald »n* the words of dedication by the minister.The Church was filled tn nn pacity.members of the MeDn- nald and Robb familirs nccunv ing the front pews in the rar tre section of the church.Too many people it brought hook memories of the acraginn in th- fall of 1956 when Dr MrNnna\"° still in good health was hone: ' ed on completion of fifty as an elder of the congregntion vase An ELECTRIFYING BREATH-TAKING ROMANCE! LOUIS de in VALLEYFIELD get ycur tickets for the ADVENTURE + and GLORIOUS : % Reserve your WINDJAMMER tickeis at the PROVINCIAL TRANSPORT Agency.PRODUCED IN cINEMIRACLE In Glorious COLOR PRESENTED IN RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE for all matinze and evening performances IMPERIAL: Mots, Wed.2 pm.$1.75 and $1.20.Mat.Sat.ond Sun., 2 p.m, $2.00 ond $1.50.Eves.(Mon.to Sat.) 8.40 p.m.$2.40 ond $1.75 ond Sunday night, 7.30 p.m.$2.40 ond $1.75.FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY VOT VEER AU TN SEE YOUR BUS AGENT FOR SPECIAL GROUP SERVICES.ARE CANADIAN JUNIORS gov COMING TO VALLEYHELD! | E4 ST.LAWRENCE SUN is a decision to be taken at all.would not be made until after the Play-oifs.If they were to come to Valley- field the Junior Canadiens would use the Arena which would nee.considerable face lifting They, now make their home in Hull.Que Valleyfield hockey fans are anxiously awaiting further news and hope these reports are more than just a rumor.760,000 Dollar Grant For New Boys College | Renners up of the Valleyfield Mixed Curling Bonspiel held last week.From L to R : W, R, Dickie, Mrs, Laroche, W.G.Griffen und Arthur Pigeon.Finest Chinese & Canadian Dishes Restaurant Kwong - Corriveau Inc.Mr, Edgar Hebert, M.P.P.an- STARTING AT 7 AM.DAILY nounced at the beginning of this| 74 ST CECILE \u2014 VALLEYFIELD \u2014 FR.32112 week that the provincial govern-| | RICK & QUENNEVILLE of $759,972 for the building of the new boys college in Valley- f.eld.This is 80 per cent of the Authorized Volkswagen Dealer for Beauhar- nois, Chateauguay, Huntingdon Counties 164 Larocque Road Valleyfield FR.3-0723 close ib a million dollar contract and will be paid in 8 installments of $94,996 over 8 years.Work on the new school will get underway in the very near future.\u2026 \"I'VE STiLL GOT THE FIRST DOLIAR | EVER EARNED\" - Top marks for Johnnie.Hes 8 mighty smart newshoy.Not only has he learned the value of earning his own way, but he\u2019s also learned the importance of keeping a part of what he earns \u2014 in his savings account at : \u201cMy Bank\u201d.People are going to have to look out 14 for \u2014 not look after \u2014 this young man.First thing you know, he'll oun the paper.| Youngsters like Johnnie are among our most important customers.How about starting your children off with a B of M Saving Account of their own?, eo.04e.» .0.0.\" .».e.0.v v FOR MY MONEY, IT'S.TO 2 NILLION CANADIANS i BANK OF MONTREAL Canadas Tout Bank.Fist for Savings IN EVERY WALK OF LIPE SINCE 1817 D3118 WORKING WITH CANADIANS PAGE 4 THE ST.r SOCIAL AND PERSONAL | FROM VALLEYFIELD Phone FR.3-4550 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Miss A.Wilson has re\u2018urned from a trip to Daytona Beach Mia mi.Key West and New York.Mrs.T.Crook and Mrs.RD MeFache\u2018n attended the Montreal O'tawa Woman's Assoclation Conference at Co-nwall last Friday.The guest speaker was Mrs 1Y.McKinnon from London ont.Doug McFee has returned from a business trip to Vancouver.Miss Connie Page has been enending a vacation at the home of her grandfather, D.P.Boyd.A weckend guest at the same home was Miss Diane Garwood, Mr.and Mrs.J Carr and family were Saturday guests of Dr.and Mrs S.Roonev of Poin- _ Valleyfield and aitended te Claire.former residents of valleyfield.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Wishart of 101 ALEXANDER ST.LT 103 ,Alexandre YOUR FAMHY SHOE STORE J.PAUL CHATEL 53 St Laurent - Beauharnois 199 Victoria - Valleyfield Montreal were Sunday guests «n the Special Sunday Service and Dedication of the window in memory of Dr.and Mrs.J.A.Mc- Donald at the Valleyfield United Church, April appears to be the popular month for birthdays.Among them are Ronnie O'Neil, Bruce Hannah, Mrs.Ward Seale.Mr R.Willis.Mr.D.McCraig.Mrs.T.Crook, Miss Nancy Smith.Congratulations! Who were the three ladies seen out fishing on the lake last Friday, well-equipped with fish ing tackle and food?By all reports the fish were really biting.and the ladies are Seriously thinking of starting earlier next LE FRICOT BAR-B-Q RESTAURANT (FR.34623) WELL KNOWN FOR ITS GOOD FOOD Meals sent eu?en any order \u2014 The customer pays Taxi fore BÉLLERIVE-VALLEYFIELD cee om LAWRENCE field's youthf Valley ul ban season.Who knows, maybe we tes?BAPTISM The baptism of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs DW Smith took place on Sunday morning at the Vallevfield United Church.The child was given the names of Larie Lee.Rav.W.C.Pelletier officiated.The godparents were Miss Bettv Mo kay and Mr.Earl Weir Mr.DP Boyd was the officiating elder.Mr.and Mrs.F.Smith and Dennis snent Saturdav in St Jerome where Mr.Smith attended a menting of the Institute of Power Engineers to ovganize a new branch for St.Jerome and district.Dr.and Mrs.Duncan MrRae were weekend euests of Rev.and Mrs.W C Pelletier.Mrs.A MeDonald and Miss Jessie MeDonald entertained re- Jatives and friends at a Inneheon following the church service last Sunday.d known as \u2018\u2019T Stuart Peters, Bones Clifford, Victor Wade and Bob Pefers.(Photo - Peter Rozon), can buy fresh fish at cut ra-, The Ladies Aid of the Val leyfield Presbyterian Church wil! hold a Whist Party on Thurs day evening April 21 at 8 p.m in the church hall.Everyone is welcome.Refreshments will be served.The Ladies Guild of the St Mark's Anglican Church wi\" hold its annual Easter bazaar on Friday April 22 at 3 pm There will be many fine arti cles for sale as well as a food table.Afternoon tea will be ser ved, The Ladies Federation of the Valleyfield United Church will hold a smorgasbord (buffet supper) on Saturday May 7.Please reserve this date and buy your tickets early.Wednesday, April 13, 1960 CLUB 24 BRIDGE SCORES \u201c94\u201d APRIL 4 L.LeMieux 48310 H.Van Alstyne 44330 J.Schvarczkopf 40030 A.H.Woodhead 39010 W.Griffin 38600 0 B.Miller 33480 J.R.Bell 32880 R.B.Wrightman 23700 ST.MARK'e EASTER SERVICES The tradional Three Hour Service will he held in St.Mark\u2019s Angliean Church on Good Fri- dav.April 15.The service will commence at 12 noon sharn Anyone not able to remain for the three hours, may come and go at anv time.We welcome anvone wishing to share in this service\u201d At 730 pm.in St.James Church.Ormstown.a snecial Good Friday Evening Service.(Continued on page 5) _\u2014 GAS RANGES GIVE YOU AT LEAST 10 COOKING ADVANTAGES.COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF WHAT THE BIG-T HAS TO OFFER.16 NICHOLSON VALLE YFIELD GURNEY AUTOMATIC GAS \u2014 HEATER \u2014 FEATURES 1\u2014Supergleme Enamel.Non-yellowing WATER white enamel, electrostatically sprayed accented in pleasing grey.Easily cleaned with a damp cloth.2\u2014Pressure tested.The heavy duty storage tank is pressure tested at a water pressure twice as great as ever needed for normal use.3\u2014Fibreglas Insulation.Holds maximum heat in storage tank.Conserves fuel.4\u2014Super heat baffle.Die-formed reversed spiral slows escaping hot gases for high rate heat transfer to water.5\u2014Automatic Safety Control.A single improved design, compact, automatic control provides safe lighting, automatic shutoff of all gas in the event of gas failure.6\u2014Gurney Power-flame Burner engineered for lasting efficiency and durability.Easly removed for servicing.Gas Heats Water 3 Times Faster LOYAL GAS LOYAL | LIMITED FR.3-4184 CY EE Wednesday, April 13, 1960 THE ST.LAWRENCE SUN PAGE 8 (LOSING MEETING OF BEAUX | ARTS CLUB.$500 PROV.GRANT [he closing meeting of the Hebert's generosity was grate- Children\u2019s Section of the Val- fully acknowledged by Mrs.Caza leyfield Beaux Arts Club was ' and a small gift from the class held in the City Hall on the af- : was presented to Mr.Hebert ternoon of April 9th.before a by Alain Brault.jarge and enthusiastic gather Mrs.Caza was also the reci- 8: pient of a beautiful bouquet of The 25 week semeseter just spring flowers; this was present ended has been under the tute- ' ed by little Marie Codebecq who lage of Professor Pierre Halin had a perfect attendance record of the Beaux Arts of Montreal, for the season.with some 1400 pupils in atten- For contributing to the sue- dance, and Professor Halin was A cess of this event the Committee the recipient of many congratu- .would like to thank the follow- latory expressions on the qua- ing for their generous dona- lity of the work turned out by tionsi\u2014 Maurice Lapointe.Law- i : rence O'Neill, R TLevesque (Do- his pue ome into hoor ou minion Stores) A.Theoret Enrg ses but results achieved have Belle Vallee Dairv.Tougas and been most satisfactory and re.Nicholson.The George Weston warding.; Co.Also the manv local mer chants who donated Door Pri- In this connection.the Chair- zes.Among those drawing these man of the Children's Commit.T.ucky numbers\u2019 were Mr He.- a y, Mrs.O.E Caza and her as het our Nenntv.Mr Ravmon ant Mes.JT.Poirier deser- Plourde.President of the Benn ve special mention for their ef.Avts Mrs.Dan Lefebvre.an forts and for the excellent vo.others.sults obtained.srecial thanks ave also due to Cercila Tegiar.dins.Rene Lafontaine Tidv and Louise Poirier.and tn the mo.nv others who gave fhais timn (From page 4) and servinns fhranohont tha ann Tester Day Services.son.Tneidentiv.classes wi] be ® am \u2014 Holy Communion at News from Nitro (By Mrs.S.St.Onge) The children who have been attending Kinder garten under the leadership of Mrs.Ted Kennedy and Mrs.Art Brown were treated to an Easter Party on Friday morning, as this was their last day of \u201cschool\u201d for (Continued on page 6) FLOWERS Range does so_much : for the RN For Easter modern homemaker ST.MARK'S .resnmed in the earlv Fall.Puetingdon.The high light of the after 9.20 am.\u2014 Holy Communion at Crmstown.noon however, came whon Mr 11 am \u2014Sepcial Easter Service.Fdgar Wehert MPP arosa to Huntingdon.nresent Mrs.Cara with = phant 1115 am \u2014 Snecial Easter Ser- for 2500 00 an hohalf of the Pra.vice Vallevfield.vinelal Governmant and fn ha 3 pm.\u2014 Snerial Easter Servi- nged in the furtherance of how re Franklin Centre ; 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VALLEYFIELD SE) We also have EASTER pasteries and _ specially decorated cakes for EASTER Charl es Ca dieux 253 Victoria \u2014 Free Delivery Anywhere In Town \u2014 \u2014Ypamçaïben (F.MARTEL, Prop.) & Fils Inc.VALLEYFIELD Furniture \u2014 White Goods .Hardware Vietoria St.FR.3-2220 Loyal GAS Loyal LIMITED Furniture \u2014 White Goods FR.3-4184 Valleyfield Sinray Furniture STORES Furniture \u2014 White Goods 45 St.Laurent Valleyfield \u2014\u2014\u2014 rr A.H.Besner Ltd.Electrical Appliances C.A.Lanoue \u2014 General Electric Dealer \u2014 GIRARD & FRERE Furniture-Appliances Nicholson FR.3.8280 (BELLERIVE) 74 Grande Ile FR.3.2177 Valleyfield FR.3-3303 68 sMuxander FR.3.8155 \u2019 VALLEYFIELD VALLEYFIELD Bellerive \u2014 Valleyfield PAGE 6 THE ST.LAWRENCE Shop At The Merchants In Bellerive and take part in the drawing organized by THE BUSINESSMEN OF GRANDE ILE AVE SUN Wednesday, April 13, 1860 26 PRIZES VALUED AT $1,129.50 HISTORY OF THE BELL TELEPHONE IN VALLEVSIEID \u2026 (Continued from last week) The sceund telephone exchan ge was located in the the feed store of McDonald and Robb, millers and grain dealers who operated the Valleyfield Rolling Mills.The number of customers increased steadily, and by 1889 the telephone di rectory listed 34 local subse i bers.The 100 mark was passed in 1899 when the \u2018long distance\u201d telephones were first making their appearance in Valleyfield The August directory of that year showed that the Northrop Loom Company had installed the DIAL rear of the United States.YOURSELF\" In VALLEYFIELD Direct Distance Dialing is easy! Just dial.\u2018The Area Code (except for Beauharnois and Huntingdon).-The two letters and five figures of the telephone number you're calling.Remember, only station-to-station calls from individual and two-party telephones can be dialed direct.treo copies available at your Telephone Business Office.long distance equipment as well as the Bell Telephone office.Bell Telephone was urging its customers to insiall the improved sets since they offered better transmission and provided greater assurance of successfully completing long distance calls.The August.1904 telephone directory for Quebec District promoted this theme in one of its advertisements: The Long Distanct Telephone: Places vou in connection with every City and Town and nearly every Village and Hamlet in Ontario and Quebec.and Half i The number of Valleyfield : customers with long distance e- uipment had jumped to 39 by this time.During these years, Mr.Robb, was beginning his very success: ful political carcer.From 1906 to 1910 he served as mayor of Valleyfield, and in 1908 was elected to the House of Commons, In 1950 a disastrous fire destroyed the telephone exchange which was now located next door to the McDonald and Robb store.Six Bell craftsmen wo k- ed around-the-clock for three nights and two days to restore service.A second setback occurred in 1909 when a severe slcet storm caused very heavy damage over a wide area extending from To- ronto to Quebec.Long distance Now\u2014DIAL Long Distance calls YOURSELF \u2014 it's easy to use fully automatic Direct Distance Dialing! Chock pages 6.7 and B of your directory or consult your instruction booklet for complete information.Jot down out-of-town numbers\u2014 with their appropriate ared codes-in your Blue Book of Telephone Numbers; service was not available fo\u201c the two weeks it took to restore the telephone lines.The pressure of increased business and responsibilities influenced Mr.Robb to relinquish his position as local manager in 1910.Years later, when he had cecome Min.of Fin.in the fed.government he said of his association with Bell Telephone: \u201cIn 1910 the telephone business as well as the McDonald and Robb business had reachcd such pio- portions that we mutually agreed to remove the agency, and so after 27 years\u2019 service I severed a very pleasant and profi table connection with the Bell Telephone Company\u201d.Louis Gauthier became local manager on November 24, 1910 and the telephone office was moved to Ste.Cecile street.Valleyfield\u2019s telephone ex: change continued to expand steadily in the following years until the 1.000th phone was installed in 1927.By 1950, the num- had passed 5.000.Land was purchased at 19 Ste.Cecile street in 1930 for construction of a building to house the new common battery system planned for Valleyfield.This system went into operation on December 11, 1934, enabling customers to place calls merely by lifting the receiver and giving the number desired to the operator.It was no longer ne cessary to turn a crank to signal the operator.A futther advance took place with the inauguration of dia) service in Valleyfield on April, 1957./ The ground had then been prepared for installing the intricate switching equipment necessary for the introduction of Direet Distance Dialing on April 3 \u2014 the latest advance in modern telephony.NITRO.(From page 5) the season.This has ben hard work for June and Joan, but they have enjoyed doing it.and any of the youngsters spoken to, have always looked forward to going to \u201ctheir\u201d school.Congratulations to Mr.and Mrs Alcide Boyer (nee Denise Lalumiere) on the arrival of a (Continued on page 8) 15 NICHOLSON SPORT COATS \u201cweigh in LIGHT for Spring À It\u2019s time for a change-of-pace to a lighter weight sport coat that does as much for your appearance as it does for your comfort ! LUCIEN LEDUC lk 8 ° sa 5-00 VALLEYFIELD \u2014 Wednesday, April 13, 1860 SUN PAGE BEST AVERAGL u.Lalonde 120.3 A.Anderson 135.65 lt.Lemieux 120.3 D.Hawkhurst 13562 Ro Bergevin 120 2 B.Cronshaw 135 33 A, Fregeau 130.1 G.Besner 135.0 W.Leslie 128.4 R.Emond 1333 : R.Dumouchel 126 9 C.Leduc 133.2 1 M.Cronshaw 125.2 E.Pilon 1301 | MH.Desrochers 124.7 Top photo shows President of the Childr grant of $500 from from L to R : Mrs.J.receiving a provincial at the closing meeting are and at extreme right President of the Brault presenting a small gift to Mr.Hebe Bernard Sicotte, 812, Carol Ann Lachaine, ground.(Photos - Peter Rozon) en's section of the Valleyfield Art Club, Mrs, O, E.Caza, Edgar Hebert, M.P.P, Others in the L.Poirier, treasurer, Mr.Pierre Halin ari teacher Club Mr.Raymond Plourde.Photo at bottom left shows Alain ri.Boitom right are Mr.R.Piché, Ginelie de Bonville, 8.7.France Levesque 8 and Mr.Pierre Halin in the back- photo which was taken Merck Bowling Season Ends B.F.l.AND MERKIVES ARE CHAMPIONS On alleys 1 and 2, the B.F.l.finished the season In iirst place by beating the Duiril 3-1.For B.FI W.Fleming and J.Brosseau were the besl playe.s For Duiril, R.Bergevin and R.Laurendeau played well.On alleys 3-4, Vitamin C.Beat Quassin 3-1 to end up in second place.For Vitamin C.Mr.Rivest and B.Hawthorne bowled well, for Quassin, G.Lalonde and J.P.Goyer were the best howlers.In thetwo other game Citric and Niacin beat Decadron and B\u201412, 4 to nothing.WOMEN:\u2014 On alleys 9 and 10, the Aces defeaied the Braves 4-0.For the Aces W.Leslie and S.Delorme bowled well for the Braves, A.Daoust and N.Lemieux were the best bowlers.On alleys 11 and 12, the All Stars defeated the Merckives by the score 3-1.For the All Stars, R.Dumouchel and M.Guimond bowled \u2018well.For the Merckives, A.Fregeau and M.Cronshaw were the best bowlers.At this time, the Merck Bowling League would like to extend their thanks to the St.Lawrence Sun for publishing the weekly results.The Co-opera- tion has been excellent.Our thanks to all concerned.MERCK BOWLING LEAGUE Final Standing MEN:\u2014 B.F.1.Vitamin C 71 Decadron 65 B\u201412 53 Citric Acid 51 Quassin 50 Niacin 45 Diuril 40 WOMEN:\u2014 .Merkives 61 All Stars 55 Aces 52 Braves 48 WEEKLY PRIZES Class A with Handicap W.Fleming 430+24 April 5.D.Campbell 3044-45 April 6: M.Guimont __210+0 New Toastmasters | Officers Monday night April 4th, the Valleyfield Toastmasters Club proceeded with their installation of new officers for 1960-61.The Area Governor, Eric Bouffard, presided.The new executive committee is now as follows: Al Carroll, President; George Wid- dup, Administrative Vice-presi- dent; Goerge Luney, Educative Vice-president; Camille Charet- te, Secretary; Ray Caza, treasurer and Martin Lindner, Ser- geant-at-arms.On this occasion Mr.Bouffard thanked the outgoing officers for the wonderful work accom: plished during the past year and asked the new officers to fol- low-up and do as well as their predecessors.This mew Toastmasters year will be a great year because the new officers have big projects in mind.Last April 2nd, the French- speaking Toastmasters Club had their annual speech contest in Three-Rivers.On this occasion the Quebec, Drummondville, Jo- liette, Three-Rivers, Chateau guay and Valleyfield Clubs had nominated one participant, Our local club was represnted by Camille Charette and the Cha- teauguay Club by Louis Leclai'e.Even if our two contestants did not win the trophies, they gave very good speeches and have | gained a lot of experience from i this contest.SALON PAULINE EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER ALL WORK GUARANTEED 219 Victoria (near Royal Bank), V'field, FR.3-5422 \u2014 Class B with Handicap J.Seagers 362 +57 | See Us For All Your ® Ilot Cross Buns ® Delicious Pics ® Easter Eggs and Bunnies BELLERIVE 72 ALEXANDER \u2014 In Beauharnois on EASTER BAKERY NEEDS Visit out stores in Valleyfie'd and Beauharnois for your SPECIAL EASTER and FIRST COMMUNION CAKES.PATISSERIE DELICE REG'D.FANCY PASTRY SHOP \u2014 J.POIRIER, Prop.\u2014 VALLEYFIELD Richardson Street \u2014 FR.3-8182 Outside Wood Work and Roofing Supplies.DANDURAND Planning to build a new home or to expand, remodel, modernize or repair your present home?Lumber Paint and Hardware FOR EVERY JOB! & FRERE REMI HALLE, Owner 170 Jacques Cartier Valleyfield FR.3-4721 When it comes to home building or imprsvements, see US.@ A New Garage © An Extra Room © Renovations © Finished Basement PAGE 8 ' BE ST.LAWRENCE SUN Wednesday, April 13, 1060 NITRO.(From page 6) son on March 23rd.The Baptism took place on Sunday, April 3rd, at the Ste Jeanne d'Arc chapel, Father Tessier officiating.The baby was given the names Renald Alcide Paul and his God parents were Mr.and Mrs.Renald (Ray) Bouchard.1 spent a busy but very happy weekend in Valleyfield, with the six Carroll children, Johnny, Susy, Betty, Nancy, Dorothy and Jimmie, while their parents Mr.and Mrs.Al.Carroll motored to London, Ont.Mr.John Dawson enjoyed a long weekend with his parents and family at Sawyerville, Que.BOWLING.(From page 7) High Sintle of the Year A.Voss 230 II.Desrochers 216 High Triple of the Year D.Hawkhurst 517 A.Anderson 517 M.Desrochers 484 Congratulations to the winners BUYING YOUR ÎIST OUTBOARD?(=) ; Everyone's going EVINRUDE in 1960 Make your first outboard motor purchase a happy one\u2014choose from 7 new Evinrude motors, 3 to 75 h.p.Over 50 years of outboard engineering leadership enable Evinrude to offer you the best built, easiest-to-operate outboardsonthe water today.Your friendly Evinrude dealer will help you choose an Evinrude that's just right for your fishing, cruising or water-skling fun, Ses your EVINRUDE DEALER for experienced service and boating advice, easyterms.He's listed in the yellow pages.Write for free catalogue ALL H.P, OBC RATED Made I» Conodo by NRUDE MOTORS Peterborough, Canada\u2014a division of Outboard Marine Corporation of Canada Ltd, CANADA'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF OUTBOARD MOTORS A.H.Besner Ltd.NICHOLSON VALLEYFIELD Maurice Leduc 33 ST-LAURENT BEAUHARANOIS Gi WE HAVE OPENED With Better Facilities PREMISES * LAROCOUE ROAD NEW AND LARGER To Serve You! MAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THESE CARS AND MANY OTHERS! 1958 OLDSMOBILE, convertible, radio, automatic, power steering & brakes 1958 EDSEL, sedan, automatic, radic, heater, low mileage, SPECIAL Price 1958 ANHART, sedan, low mileage 1957 NASH metropolitan, h.t., radio, heater, one owner car 1957 FORD sedan, automatic, radio and heater 1957 METEOR coach, 6 cylinder, heater 1957 PREFECT sedan, heater, showroom car 1957 PONTIAC sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, heater 1956 DODGE sedan, radio and heater \"See Us For The Best Deals In Town\" 1956 BUICK, hard top, 2 door, 2 tone green, automatic, radio, heater, power steering 1955 CADILLAC sedan, Fleetwood, fully powered 1955 PONTIAC V-8, automatic, heater, coach, riew motor 1955 DODGE Royal, automatic, radio, heater, looks and runs like new 1954 PONTIAC sedan, radio and heater 1954 CHEVROLET, coach, heater 1953 BUICK, h.t., 2 dcor, automatic, radio, heater, in top shape 1953 CHEVROLET sedan, automatic and heater 1952 CHEVROLET convertible 1954 BUICK sedan Dayshore Motors LAROCQUE ROAD VALLEY FIELD FR.3-1880 | [ \u2014 Photographs of Distinction MMe Wis 189 St, Louis St, \u2014 Chateauguay Chateauguay Edition Miss Maple Grove \u201cThe District's Finest Eating Place\u201d CO.8-4971 HIGHWAY No.3 5th YEAR \u2014 No.44 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1960 Posing for the SUN'S camera Explorer Group members and counselors at St.Andrew's Memorial H PRICE : 5 CENTS \u2014 PER YEAR $2.25 ARITA En all last Saturday afternoon where the girl's entertained their mothers and served tea.From L to R back row : Mrs.H.Grimes, Mrs.Paul Beauchamp, Joanne Rowe, Mrs.R.L'Ecuyer, Dianne Davidson, Vicky Bartram, Valerie Smith, Susan Jarvis, Linda Bartram, Sandra Scott, Joanne Grimes, Nancy Woodhouse, Mrs, K.Smith, Linda Darling and Mrs.A.Pierce, Middle row from L to R à Jane Beauchamp, Arlene Balfour, Jennifer Grace, Elizabeth Abbott, Cheryl Evans, Gail Oliver, Brenda Davies, Barbara Caton, Barbara Dickson, Lynn McGlashan and Susan Gil- mour, Front row from L to R : Dorothy Grace.Shirley Yarnell, Wendy Bruce, Mary Lou Rowell, Debra Trask, Sandra Yarnell and Susan Elkin.(Photo by Pat Wilkins) Legion Reports BRANCH 108 Chateauguay At last we have some news of the play being held in the Maple School on April 22 and 23rd.Our dramatic critics, Bob McGlashan and George Johnston went down to St.Hubert, last week to see the play \u201cThe Mouse Trap\u201d and report that it will be the best show to hit Chateauguay in years.Dont forget it is being held for a very good cause: so make up a party for either night and help others while enjoying yourself.Our photographer, Pat Wilkins, took a p:cture of this sign while \"on a recent trip to the U.S.He took the picture because he thought, it might be a good idea to put up similar signs throughout Chateau: guay where, from all accounts, the \u201cDog situation\u201d is geting out of hand.While bylaws are passed making ii compulsory %o tie up dogs and in the Town of Chateauguay for instance a $40 fine is levied if your dog is caught running around loose, the limited police forces are apparently not capable of enforcing the law.\u2014 Perhaps signs, like tho one shown above would be of help to the Chaieau- guay Police and would remind people of their obligations towards their neighbours.\u2014 Dogs are supposed to be man\u2019s friend not his pest.Will YOU Curb YOUR dog ?\u2019 Well the Field Day for children is definitely on and we will be able to give some further information on this next week.Historical Foot Notes I am still holding up on the old farm houses and the Hudson Bay House but in the meantime will let you in on one of the better kept secrets of the district; the whereabouts of the monument celebrating the victory of ithe Battle of Chateauguay.Drive up the western shore of the river and you will find it between the Beauce Road and Ormstown.If you watch the left hand side .of the road while driving up the river you will also see somewhat of an oddity, between the bridge for St.Philo- mene and the one for Howick and that is a circular barn.Believe me this is quite a sight and it is one of the very few in eastern Canada.Chat\u2019y Policeman ~ Dismissed \u2014 The Town of Chateauguay police force has been reduced to 3 men due to dismissal of constable Bissonnette last week Friday.Reason given for dismissal was that the constable did not appear for work.A replacement, .or constable Bissonnette will he hired as soon as possible.Chat\u2019y Resident Attends Astronomical Conference in Mtl.Mr.F.Lunn of the Heights was one of 200 delegates from across Canada who attended Sessions of he Annual Conference of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada held at McGill University on Friday, April 8th and Saturday.April 9th.Dr.Andrew Mc Kellar of the Dominion Astro- Physical Observatory, Royal Oak, B.C.is President of the Society.It was the first time this Conference had been held in Montreal.Mr.Lunn, who has been a mem- ber of the Society for some years, Heights Spring Art Exhibition Preparations are now being made to organize a Spring Ail Exhibition to be held at The Heights Recreation Club, Carlyle Ave., Chateauguay Heighis, on Sunday, May 1st from 3 p.m.to 7 p.m.This will be the fourth showing in the community and a considerable improvement in quality has been noticed each year, as well as an inrease in the number of exhibiiors.All artists of Chateauguay and neighbouring districts, whether amateur or professional, are invited to submit up to three samples of their work, in colour or black and white for this year\u2019s show.A special invitation is extended fo new residents of the area to enter this exhibition and bring their hidden talents out in lue Open.iue Cullticw.and varieiy of styles is what ma- hes the show, so don't be bashful.Each entry submitted should be accompanied by the following information: Name of exhibitor phone number, title of the picture and whether it is original work or a copy.If further information is required, please get in touch with R.G.Fair at OXford 2-6624 who will be pleased to help you.; Art classes have been held in Chateauguay during the past several years under the direction of Mr.W.Hovermann, a former resident, and this year Mr.Eric Wesselow, formerly of Pointe Claire, P.Q., and now a resident of Chateauguay is also conducting art classes at Chateau- guay and Beauharnois.\u2019 presented a Paper entitled \u201cFrom Observing to Observatory\u201d.This paper, illustrated by coloured slides, covered the various phases of the Observatory which Mr.Lunn has built at his home on Pine Crescent.Ottawa Centre has extended an invitation to Mr, Lunn to present his paper to its members.| Colon la- -Cemments (By Alan Richardson) Urgent communique to the lady keep-fitters: Before you settle down to a nice quiet Wednesday evening with the SUN, | Please note that contrary to expectations there IS a ciass thus evening, so slip into your tights or whatever you wear, and be oft to maple School, n YWednesday of next we there is NO class, due to Shrek cleaning at the school.The scheduled April meetings of the CPOA, returned to tho fst and third Mondays to accommodate the hockey-lovers, now become ome concentrated gathering for Monday, April 18.(The April 4 get-together went by the board because of the floods, although many members held their own conferences around sand-bagged basement ee da n t day \u2014 April 18 \u2014 floods past, present and future wil be the topic of interest, and in this connection both Mayor Soyer and Lucien Letendre, consulting enginer, will be present.Mr.Letendre is a partner of the firm of Lalonde, Girouard and Letendre, the City of Chateau- guay\u2019s engineering consul\u2018ants, and presumably he will have news on what the city plans to do to prevent a recurrence of the recent floods.There will be a question period, and wu imagine plenty of members wilt have plenty to ask.Whether or not you were ai- fected by the sudden thaw, all CPOA members are asked to make a special effort to attend So far as our officers know, this is the first time Mayor Soyez has agreed to address a pro- perty owners\u2019 association meeting, and the result should be interesting.For the two cents one gets back on a soft drink bottle, it often hardly seems worth while lugging the thing back to the supermarket.Whether you agree or not, please don't take any back between now and April 23, so that when a Girl Guide or Brownie calls on you asking for empties, you've some to give her.The bottle drive is being sponsored by the 2nd Chateauguay Ladies Association for Girl Guides and Brownies, and collections will be made on Dunver Road and McLeod, and in the Colonia and Chateau- guay Park Developments.Of course soft drink and milk bottles are the only kinds wanted \u2014 none of the you-know-what variety.Conditions for viewing aro exceptionally good at Chateauguay.and at the present time Mr.Lunn and Mr.Bill Perry, another ardent amateur astronomer are following a programme of observing in conjunction with the Montreal Centre of the Royal Astron- omical Society. PAGE 10 INVESTMENTS You may think a sports co- lumun should not concern itself with investments, however the investment we are considering is aot an ordinary one.We propose to present to Chateauguay spurtsmen an investment which will bring returns of greater magnitude than successful ventures into the stock market.Have you thought recently of some of the process involved in a ch!d\u2019s growing up?There is a greater requirement than that of food, clothing, shelter and tacn letting the years do their wosk.The schools take care of the education and the churces {ak care of the spiritual needs of our children.We teach them t love and respect their parents relatives, and friends, and even t, some extent their neighbours.But there is still something \u2026- With:.LUMBER \u2014 ROOFING \u2014 BRICKS PAINT & BUILDING SUPPLIES more! Who is going to teach these children to lose with a smile and be gracious in victory.You may feel that your children need not concern themselves with sports but you cannot argue that during the course of life they will experience loss and victory.The athletic field is the easiest place to accustom them to these two emotions The nine-year old in his first year in Little League Baseball throws a tantrum and cries after a close loss and has no consideration for the feelings of his opposition after a win.But at twelve the same boy smiles and mumbles, \u201cWait \u2018till next year\u201d, after losing and after winning consoles his downhearted opponent with, \u201cYou played a good game.The breaks just went our way\u201d, This to us is the greatest THR \"\"SPORTALK\" By BILL SOLES ST.accomplishment of minor sports today.Unfortunately these youths do not have the ability to organize their sports for themselves.Adult supervision is a necessity.We must supply that supervision.The boys and girls for whom sports are not provided this year can become the trou.ble-makers of next year.They will find other outlets for their energy which will eventually include smoking, drinking, and minor differences with the law We do not intend to give the impression that sports alone will curb juvenile delinquency.We know this to be untrue, but we feel that they will certainly help.If nothing else they will give the young-ster an alternaii- ve.What has this all to do with investments?What better in vestment could there be than a few hours of your time spent each week in the developmen: of Canada's greatest natural resource - its youth.Two hours a week on your part may turn some of todays children into more useful citizens of tomorrow.When the call goes out for help in your neighbourhood don't turn it down.If the call does not go out then quite possibly it should be YOU who is sending it out.Remember, thc grass can be planted next year but there are other seeds which need planting this year to bring forth the greatest crop ON OTHER THINGS The football team announces two more prospects in B.Butler and John Dempster.Both came up through the Verdun Minor Sports system, playing midget football for two years and junior for three years.Bill proceeded to play for the West- another LAWRENCE SUN will be trying out for fullback.Although light, he is a hard runner and should be a going concern for the club.John 1s 62\" and also weighs 165.His positions is quarterback and his obvious advantage of height enables him to get those passes away over the outstretched arm of his opponents.Are there any other sport plans afoot for the coming summer?If there are, all Chateau: guay wants to hear about them so give us a ring, If there aren't there should be.Remember the majorettes of the fooiball team will be canvassing your area with raffle tickets.Please support one of Chateauguay's few organized sport ventures.If we, through our past experience, can be of any assistance in the organizing of any sports activities please contact us.The number to call is OX.2-0217.Honore Mercier Elected Liberal Candidate Chat\u2019y Co.Honore Mercier was elected Chateauguay Liberal candidate on Sunday April 10.Also nominated was Jean Paul Gregoire.Delegates, representing sixiy- five pools in the County, voted to select Mercier as their stand ard bearer when they met in convention at the J.-Baptiste hall in Ste.Martine last Sunday al ternoon.Emile Mallette, president of the Chateauguay County Liberal Association, presided over the convention.The nominations and election of candidates was conducted by Kenneth MacKay, Montreal District Liberal Association assisted by Robert Craik Wednesday, April 13, 1960 _ dieux, Liberal Candidate for the County of Beauharnois, Louis Derome, President of the Regional Conference, J.Armand Tru- del, treasurer of the Provincial Liberal Organisation, and Glenn Brown, M.P.P.for Brome Coun: PARKVIEW Notes (Mrs.H.McBurnie OX.2-9277) The Christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.G.St.Ar- (Continued on page 11) OUTBOARD SKIPPERS ! | See the new Johnson SEA-HORSES 3 to 75 hp at your neighborhood Johnson Dealers HANDFIELD Motors Limited FROM : J E A ( R E p | N mount Warriors for three years, Both will be well Secretary of the Ghateauguay OX own in Chat.as the coaches County Liberal Association., 2- 30 CREPIN CHAT'Y-STATION OX.26568 ||of a midget team two years a-| Speakers addressing the con CHATE AT .x go.Bill is 57\", weighs 165 adn vention included Gerard Ca- Y Basin \u2014 Grocery \u2014 Chat\u2019y Basin Romeo Laberge OX.2-6717 STAMPS Chat\u2018y Basin OX.2-6753 Lingerie Mimi Chat'y Station GIFTS YOU RECEIVE \"GOLD STAR\u201d STAMPS AT THE FOLLOWING CHAT'Y MERCHANTS : Handfield Motors LIMITED OX.2-2131 MANY FREE J.Chat'y Station R.Laberge \u2014 Grocery \u2014 OX.2-6431 \u2014 Rexall \u2014 Chat'y Basin Williams Pharmacy OX.2-6715 Chat\u2018y Station Mac's Supereife \u2014 Grocery \u2014 OX.24551 Bisson Shell Garage Chat\u2019y Station OX.2-6324 Look For Our Very Many Special Prizes & Gifts Gilles Crepin Hardware - Furniture Chat'y Station OX.2-6472 Wednesday, April 13, 1960 PARKVIEW.(From page 10) naud of 145 Parkview Blvd, took place on Sunday April 3rd The baby was given the names of Gerald, Richard, Raymond.We are glad to report that Mrs.G.Lee of 86 Hillsdale Drive is up and around again after her unfortunate accident.Sorry to hear that Mrs.G.Dc- caen, of 119 Hillsdale Drive, is on the sick list.We wish her a speedy recovery.Belated Birthday Greetings to Mrs.G.Bushe of 154 Parkview Blvd.We were sorry to hear that Lnnda Moore of 117 Elgin Drive was rushed to the Children's Memorial Hospital, and hope it was nothing serious, This reporter had quite a nasty experience the other night.while coming home around mid- THB ST.night, after visiting friends, a loose dog started barking and growling at me, I was very glad to get into my house, it quite c obey the law and keep your dog tied up before someone gets bitten scared me.Please folks Asurprise party was given for little Pat Decacn, who was sev: en years old on March 23rd.A grand time was had by all.COVER YOUR GARBAGE gave on Saturday ovening A- ril 8th.A very enjoyable even ng was had by all present.Belated Birthday Greetings to Mrs.'G.Dccaen of 119 Hillsdale Drive.A Bingo will be held by the Parkview Community Club on Wednesday, April 20th, at 102 Maple Crescent.Starting at 8.15 pm.All are welcome so come and bring your friends.\u2014 It has been declared official that all garbage containers must be covered, cartons and newspapers securely tied, anyone {failing to do this is liable to a From Prudential fine.LICENCES AND LIGHTS Bicycles must have licences and carry lights at night or the bicycle will be confiscated and held for a fine.Mr.and Mrs.H.Bissell of 97 Maple Crescent entertained their many friends at a parly they For Safety\u2019s Sake, Let Us Check Your Tires Winter driving has been rough on your tires.Let us check yours thoroughly, so you'll drive, confident of your safety.Be sure, not HIGHWAY No.3 and 4 sorry ! Come for a tire check today ! OX.2-8058 One stop does it all ! MERCER'S SUNOCO SERVICE CHATEAUGUAY McCLARY Glass Lined Automatic Water Heaters Outstanding Features : 1\u2014Gleaming casing of finest quality.hard durable baked- on enamel, »\u2014No switches to turn \u2014 No dials to set \u2014 Just install and forget.3\u2014Continuous hot water 1s as sured by two tubelar type immersion elements.There is a choice of 30 gallon and 40 gallon tanks and of 14 heating element combinations.4\u2014Positive safetv fuse protects against over-heating.5\u2014No chilling of heated water because incoming cold water i- deflected for gentle, even distribution.6\u2014Glass lined insulation stops any heat from being lost.7\u2014The inlet is equipped with a \u201cT\u201d and a plug for easy draining, 8\u2014Efficient on \u201cFlat Rate\u201d; economical for \u201cMetered\u201d use.9 Each model built in two sizes \u2014 choice of 14 heating element combinations.YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE HOT WATER with McCLARY USE THE SHAWINIGAN WATER AND POWER EASY PAYMENT PLAN $4.92 a month.RE A (By Vivian McEnroe) We have received a number of phone calls about people (and we mean adults, as well as child: ren) cutting across other residents\u2019 lawns on their way to catch their bus, As the ground is verv soggy at this time of thn year large holes are beinz left in these yards.It has taken a grea fdeal of work and monev to straighten the grounds out so \u201cPlease Keep Off\u201d, While we are on the subiec* of trespassing and comnlaints we have noticed a number of dogs tied up but there are inst as many running around dice.ing up lawns and plants Your correspondent for one has had about a half dozen plants knon- ked or oulled nut of hor rack aordan alone with gaveral young frees ruined Tf von folle with dogs dont know hv paw a dns ave to be tied up from A pril 1st.Rita Tramma nf Tanrin- GS palshrated har hirth Tae lan with a numhar nf has vrume friandg nn Saturday aftasmann 1 Rita ig now al-von vnave A'4 Pa.lated greetinoe vw une leds We wish tn add 9 nnta of Posen LAWRENCE SUN well to tho Bradley family of Circle Park who will be lcav- ing our community this week end.PAGE 11 me Richard McEnroe, Prudential director of the Rod Cross, wish: 0 to thank all the voluntvers (Continued un page 18) \u2014a CHATEAU GAI Highway No.3 & 4 TABLE D'HOTE .BUSINESSMAN\u2019S LUNCH BUFFET DINNER \u2026 TURKEY DINNER .And many other Delicious Dishes to choose from! 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Automatically turns oven on and off at the t'mes you select -\u2014 no fussing with complicated dia's.Also includes accurate MINUTE TYMER.CLEARVU OVEN DOOR \u2014 Lets you check baking and roasting without opening door.Double windows won't steam up.McCLARY-EASY NEW HEAT TIMER \u2014 It lets you know as soon as your roast has been done the way you want it and both inside aud outside are at the r.ght temperature.STORAGE DRAWERS \u2014 Supply space for pols and pans.Glide smoothly on nylon rollers.GARAND & FILS LIMITED CHATEAUGUAY STATION 25 CREPIN McClary-Easy Ranges SEE THE NEW MODERN, AUTOMATIC 1960 MODELS NOW! | handy out | areas OX.2-6391 _q TE PAGE 12 THR 8T.Chateauguay Social and Personal TEL.OX.26283 & OX, 26664 SCHOOL DANCE Tiekets are on sale this week for \"Time to Dance\u201d, which will hw presented by the pupils of the Chateauguay School of Dancing at the Julius Richardson Schoo! Saturday May 14 at 815 n,m,, admis-ion $1.00 There will he a special matinee for children only in the afternoon, admission A great deal of time and effort has gone into this production and it is to be hoped that the whole community will turn out to support it.Mr.and Mrs.Henry G.Lewing- ton and fami'y are leaving Cha- tea: guay Heights on April 13th to take up residence in Granby.Mrs.Pat Bergh is a patient in the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.A C, Gallagher and family, who formerly resided on Gilmour Avenue, Chat\u2019y Heights, and are now living in Wondlands.arc leaving the community to reside in Dorval.Birthday greetings to the Yarn.cll twins, Sandra and Shirley, who celebrated their birthday April 12th.Dr C.Bourcier, O.D.Optometrist \u2014 Eye Specialist @flce Meurs: Every Thureday Evening from 6.30 \u2014 10.p.m, | WILLIAMS BLDG.- OX.2-211) Dr.R.Monet! DENTAL SURGEON Thurs, Night - Sat.Afternoon Office Hours: Monday Night WILLIAMS BLDG.- OX.2-6715 Chateauguay Basin WILLIAMS REXALL PHARMACY YOUR SELF-SERVICE DRUGSTORE EASTER CARDS \u2014 CHOCOLATES PLUSH TOYS and OTHER GIFTS.A HAPY EASTER To all our friends and customers.\u201cYOUR Health Is OUR Business\u201d Phone: OX.2-6715 SALON IN Cali ALL THE LATEST EQUIPMENT, EXPERTS ALL PHASES OF HAIR-TINTING CUTTING PERMANENTS WAVES, ETC.831 BLVD DE LERY (HIGHWAY No.3 NEAR GOLF COURSE) For Appointments OX, 2.2101 VILLE DE LERY Grease Gas \u2014 Oil General Repairs Call : OX.2-2161 Highway No.3 & 4 \u2014 Chat'y R.TARDIF FINA SERVICE STATION (Prop.Jack Goodfellow) laa ad Make this your headquarters for all your building needs \u2014 Complete selection! John W.GOODFELLOW Reg\u2019d.215-B Lake St.Louis Rd.Tel.: 0X-2-2071 Upper Woodlands LAWRENCE EXPLORER GROUP ENTERTAIN MOTHERS On Saturday April 8th the girls of the Explorer Group of St.Andrew's United Church, entertained their mothers and friends at a tea in the Memorial Hall, followed by entertainment.The girls presented their mothers with a most amusing radio play.At their regular meeting on Wednesday, the girls made a presentation to their former chief counselor Mrs G.Poley who is leaving Chateauguay very shortly.The group is now under the leadership of Chief counselor Jean Pierce and counselors Kay Beauchamp, Eileen Grimes.Enid L\u2019Ecuyer and Dorothy Smith.On Thursday, April 5th, the Chat-a-Way sewing circle held its meeting at the home of Mrs.E.Jones, Chat'y Basin.Nine ladies were present and Mrs.Ernest Smith read a paper outaining several Interesting articles, CUB EASTER EGG DRIVE Cubs and leaders of the Cheeta Pack gratefully acknowledge the wonderful response to their Easter Egg drive on Saturday.Approximately $17.was made and this will go towards the purchase of a tent for use during the summer.There is still room for four more boys in Cheeta Pack.For further information please phone 0X.2-6975.Happy anniversary to Mr.and Mrs.Jean-Paul Trudeau of the Heights.Ten years married April 15th.Miss Clara Lockart retired Montreal home economics teacher spent last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.M.McCull of the Heights.Miss Lockhart expects to leave shortly on a trip overseas.Mrs.Patricia McGee Judy and Gerry of the Heights have returned from a month's vacation at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Virgil McCormick of Long Beach, Calif.While there they went to Disneyland.After four months vacation at Daytona Beach and several other Florida towns, Mr.and Mrs.Lor- ne A.Hay, Winnifred and Muriel have returned home to the Heights.Mrs.Jassie Gilmour of the Heights, \"Mrs.IM.Hall of Montreal and Mr.and Mrs.S.G.Modeland of the Heights were guests at their Florida residence.8 UN CARD PARTY The Third Order of St.Francis will hold a card part April 28 sis in Christ the King Church hall, Chateauguay Basin.There will be door prizes.Tickets $1, Unfortunately, due to other commitments, Brothers Bernard De-Brienne will not be able to appear as previously announced.PASSION PLAY The school children of Christ the King and St.Willibrods last Friday presented a Passion Play in honor of the 25th anniversary of the profession of faith by Father Osias of the Franciscans.They paid him homage with a spiritual bouquet and presented him with a plaque made up of 10 and 25c coins.An address was read in English by Daniel Ross and the address in French was read by Nicole Richard.The parents were invited to attend a second presentation this past Sunday.Pupils and their directors are to be congratulated on their moving performance of this wonderful play.BIRTHS \u2018 To Mr.and Mrs.George Frost of Chateauguay Gardens.the birth of a son at the Catherine Booth Hospital April 8.To Mr.and Mrs.Donald Lang of Chateauguay Park, the birth of a daughter, 6 Ibs, 150z at the Catherine Booth Hospital April 5.The little lady will be named Kathryn Louise.WEDDING HENDERSON \u2014 HARKNESS.The marriage took place Apri! 9 at St.Stephen\u2019s Church.La- chine.of Barbara Helen, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Henderson, to Thomas William.son of Mr.and Mrs.Thos Harkness.Lachine.Rev.H.J.Isaacs officiated.The bride.who was given a- wav by her father.wore a flnor- length gown of pure silk white organza.with an anron effect of chantilly lace and stvled with a sabrina neckline.Her verv bouffant skirt was.annliqued with matching lace lengthened in the back to form a chanel train and long sleeves endino in points nver her hands.Fer veil of tulle illusion was held in p'ace hv a seallonad crown of tinv seed pearls and she car Wednesday, April 13, 1960 riled a somi-cascade bouquet of white carnations and stephano- The mald of honor, Miss Ruth Henderson, and the bridesmaid Miss Sandra Henderson, sisters of the bride, were attired in identical gowns of robins egg blue over taffeta with matching shoes and headbands and carried bouquets of orange-bronze gladioli.The two junior bridesmaids.Miss Kathleen Harkness, sister of the groom, and Miss Jean Henderson, youngest sister of the bride, wore identical gowns of pink organza over taffeta with (Continued on Page 13) Bowling Season Ends With Plav-Offs The Cool Cats Bowling League has terminated its activities for this season \u2014 the plavofs took place Iast Wednesday afternoon, April 8.The winning team was the Allev Cats.captain June O- Tver.and the other nlavers were Thelma Mitchell, Tharesa ITeathe- rineton.Marge Schurman and Bev Besner.The ton team of the wear was the Rlack Cats.captain Gwen Griffiths, other plavers Eunice Mitchell, Helen Craik.Rita Braidwood and Ruth McDowell.Mama Theatre Chateauguay Station OX.2-6890 APRIL 15-16 - FRI-SAT.\u201cWEB OF EVIDENCE\u201d Van Johnson \u2014 Vera Miles Evelyn Williams \u2014 ALSO \u2014 \u201cSNOWFIRE\u201d with Molly McGowan \u2026 It has all the thrills of a .Walt Disney hit ! 1 SHOWING ONLY STARTING AT 8 P.M.Beer , FREE ot.MACS SUPERETTE >:vim tale] Cranberry Sauce CHASE & SANBORN Easter Specials! OCEAN SPRAY Instant Coffee Leg of Ham catin : LE alh 25 6 oz.jar 99c Easter Eggs Kleenex Picnic Hams ch wd , + x 10\u2014 \u2014 Shankless \u2014 ocolate or C 43 a lb.Novelties 6 99 Sliced Pineapple from | Toilet Paper \u201cSe 10 to 33.95 8 for 99e Turkeve PRIMEAU PESNER'S 6 lbs to 7 Ibs Butter Rindless Bacon 63: alb.1 Ib.(print) 65- 69- CHATEAUGUAY STATION \u2014 74 RIVERSIDE \u2014 NEAR TOWN HALL Wednesday, April 13, 1960 THE ST.LAWRENCE SUN PAGE_15 PRUDENTIAL .\u2014 7 (From page 11) va Dh who did such a good job in covering this territory.Their ecf- forts netted $87.21.A vote of thanks is also extended to all who made donations to this worthy cause.A reminder to you folks who recelve your paper Wednesday, don't forget the Bingo for Hams tonight in the basement of St.John Baptist Marie Vianney Church.There is also a large jackpot.Mrs.M.Scott of St.Patrick Sanars was a surprised lady on Saturday when her husband ar- ot RNR ra = .ele > a> 8 2 ALL WORK GUARANTEED \u2014 rived home with a beautiful bouquet of tulips.This was a real turn of events.Mr.Scott had remerbered their twentv third anniversarv and Mrs.S had forgotten.We wish to add our congratulations.Mrs.Frank Howie of 58 Sullivan Street entertained her na- rents Mr.and Mrs E J.Jones of Rawdon, uvon their return home fron their four months vacation in Orlando Florida.Alsn on hand to greet the returning couvle were fheir verv dear friends.Mr.and Mrs.H.Bell of Lachine.Poanla are acting if the fire that destroved the constriction shack on Sunday is an examnle of what micht hannen fo anv one of our homes.Mr Joe Ta.brecque Js auoted as savine \u2018This is the reason for our nen\u201d of a volunteer fire h-igada\u201d.Wo ean see now that this can come none too soon.Little Kim Donley of St Pa trick Street made a heantifu?Tittle flower girl in a weddine goene.The fashion show wag mv\u2019 on hv the Snoars \u2014 Miller Stn- @ Brakes 24 GILMOUR @ Mechanical Work ANYTHING WRONG WITH YOUR CAR ?.WE CAN FIX IT ! ! TEL.: OX.2-9111 @ Automatic Transmissions B U TC H A U TO R E PA RS CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS REG'D.dios on Friday evening at the Victoria Hall, Westmount.We hear Kim is proving to be a very good little model and we shall watch her progress in this line.\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.J.Hillidge of Verdus are spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs.A.Pergantis of Laurier Street.Birthday greetings are wish: ed little Donna Porter of St.Patrick Square, celebrating her second birthday on Thursday, April 14th, and belated greet: ings are extended to her daddy, Al Porter, whose birthday was on April 6th, Your new delivery boy for this district is George Pergantis of 97 Laurier Street.He is only too willing to try to accominoda- te the readers of this paper, so anyone wishing copies or any information call him it OX.2- 2008.News items before Sunday evening call OX.2-2187.WEDDING .(From page 12) matching shoes and headbands and each carried colonia nosegays.Mr.Brian David Harkness.brother of the groom, was best man and the ushers were Mr.Allan More, Mr.Robin Gordon and Mr.John Richardson.Mrs.Henderson, the bride's mother, was attired in a blanched almond embroidered organza over taffeta gown, with matching coat, a biege and brown flowered hat with beige acecesso- ries and wore a yellow orchid.Mrs.L.Harkness, mother of the groom, wore a nylon over blue flowered taffeta with whi- te flowered hat and accessories and wore a mauve orchid.The reception was held at Chopin Hall in Lachine, with the table decorated with yellow roses and spring flowers.Mr.and Mrs.Harkness will spend their honeymoon motor ing through the United States en route to Atlanta, Ga, where they will take up temporary residence.For travelling.the bride wore a navy shantung suit, white hat, red purse and gloves and a grey mink stole.She wore a corsage of red carnations.The bride was a resident of (From page 15) Greetings and Good Wishes A.we celebrate a glorious Easter, we take this wish for your happiness at this Holy season.Our earnest hope is that the glad tidings of Easter may guide and strengthen all of us, helping us to envision deep spiritual goals and to recognize the greater truths that go beyond our everyday life, ROD L\u2019ECUYER General Contractor CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS, QUE.PRR sr > us _ PAGE 14 79 ELLICE Wesi-End Notes (By Beverly Connell) | The christening of the new ba- hy girl at the Golden household at 140 SC Denis took place at TRE 8T re J.R.PLOUFFE BEAUHARNOIS 3 o'clock in St.Joachim Church Chateauguay Centre, on Sunday, April 3, 1960.The baby was given the names of Janice Elizabeth and is the sister of Linda.Mrs R Sylvestre of 155 St.Louis carried the baby and Mrs.To A VERY HAPPY EASTER @ 5 All Our Customers And Friends LUCIEN DURANCEAU METRO SUPER MARKET 206 Sa'aberry Chateauguay Bassin OX.2-672] Special ! LADIES HATS | $2.98 - $4.95 | | GLOVES GIRLS HATS 31-98 - $3.98 HANDBAGS Easter Cards, Wrapping Paper, Party Needs, Colored Eggs.75 ELLICE \u2014 Next BEAUHARNOIS 5c - $1.00 - STORE - to Rubin\u2019s \u2014 B'NOIS CO.8-3444 LAWRENCE S UN YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER For All Your Easter Purchases D.Haig of Montreal and Mr.B.Bahen of Montreal were named as godparents.Mr.and Mrs.L.Golden entertained later at a scrumptous buffet supper for a number of their friends.We have two new cub members in our group by the names of Allen and Ronnie MacIntosh of 121 St.Louis St.Gongrats boys and good luck in your new :d- venture.New Residents The SUN welcomes to West End the following new residents Mr.and Mrs.Renaud 1 St.Denis Mr.and Mrs.Brown 109 Manor Drive, Mr.and Mrs.Howis 117 Manor Drive, Mr.and Mrs.Robertson 112 Laporte, Mr.and Mrs.W.Walker 2 St.Louis square, Mr.and Mrs.Vrolik 172 St Louis, Mr.and Mrs.Benthouse 174 St.Louis, Mr.and Mrs.Penny 182 St.Louis, Mr.and Mrs.Clark St.Lue street, Mr.and Mrs.Poirier 119 Manor Drive, Mr.and Mrs.Larocque 103 St.Louis.Mr, and Mrs.Goruley and Mrs.Trapnell of 146 St.Louis Mr.and Mrs.Poupart at 163 St.Louis and Mr.and Mrs.Jones of 166 St.Louis.VETVILIE NEWS (Mrs.T.Gillians OX.2-2865) Mrs.Jessie Gowan of Sicily Bldg.arrived home safely to Vetville after a long extended visit to Calgary Alta.Needless to say she was warmly greeted by her old friends.À welcoming party was extended to her on Monday \u2014 A Champagne Party and Mr.John Jasper Gib- hons served the Champagne to the guests namely Mrs.Chambers.Mrs.Saunders and Mrs.B.Johnston.NEW ARRIVALS Evervhody is extending hearty good wishes fo the new tenants in Vetville: Mrs.E.Rav- nor.Ant.11 Lens Bldg.and to Mr.and Mrs.S.P.Jones of the Somme Bldg\u2026 hope thev will like their new surroundings.Birthday Greetings go to Mrs Emily Lou Whitehall of Amienc Pidg also tn Mrs (i.Parev of the Mons Apt.She had visitors to help her remember the hic dav.On the exact day all the tenants of Mons Blde.serenad.ad her at 10 am.alsn Mickev the dog wearing a prettv ribhan around her neck.\u2018\u201cMickev\u2019\u201d hv the wav has a second home there at any time.Mrs, W.C.Price.Mrs.H.Col- ling\u2019 daughter, of Mons Bldg.spent a very enjoyable weekend at the Laurentians skiing as the result of a prize she had won \u2014 a de'ightful little holiday from her daily home routine \u2014 just managed to catch the last train Which wasn't posted in the Ho- Mrs.G.Hextall of Dunkirk Apt.won her 3rd prize of a Pinky Book of stamps at Steinberg's Best of luck and congratulations! Mr.Edwin Davies of Dieppe Bldg.and Mrs.Hextal of Dunkirk Bldg.attended a banquet at the Queen's Hotel Montreal.The ocrasinn being a get logeth- er of the Verdun Women's Club \u2014 Mrs, Davies Jr.President of the Club presided.A good time was had by all.Poison has been put around the garbage places \u2014 Owners of Dogs and cats.please take warning about this.The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Snow took place on Sunday March 6th at 3 pm at Trinity Church Reau- harninig Rev.J M.Bnek officiated.The hahv was called \u201cDaniel Earl\u201d.Godparents were Miss Grace Stacev and Mr.Cur tis Munn Following the ce-amn.nv Mrs.L.Stacev and Miss Ruth Starev entertained a* their home on Rissonnette Street Mrs.L.Stacev will he hame for a visit with her family at Easter in Beanharnois.Mrs.Geo.Mailleur of Camh-i Apt.had the pleasure of the company of Mr, T,vle Ward and Miss Tranne Ward alss Mr Wan.MIST COLOGNE Chateauguay - Centre Principale Street Wednesday, April 19, 1960 ry Benson, her nephew, from Ponoka, Alta.Mr.Frank Benson also visited Vetville with the three year twins Wendy and Wayne Wilkinson (little beauties) from Ormstown.Mr, Benson\u2019s brother Francis was married on April 9th at the Knox Presbyterian Church N.D.G.The reception was held at 84 Alpine Hall, Ville LaSalle.Unfortunately Mrs.Geo.Meilleur was unable to attend, due to her state of health.The Avon Lady In Your Spare Time Earn Extra Monev AVON OFFERS an excellent earning opportunity for housewives.Work mornings or afternoons at your convenience in your own neighborhood.Open\u2018ngs in tha following Cha.teauguay areas : West-End, Vetville, Colonia.Chateauguay Centre and Ste Martine.Contact R.Giraldeau.6 Parc Woodland, Ville de Lery.LEFEBVRE PHARMACY REAL LEFEBVRE, L.Ph., Prop.Your Chateauguay Prescription Center EASTER EGGS, BASKETS, variety of CHOCOLATES by SMILES'N'CHUCKLES and SCHRAFFT'S.MAX FACTOR HYPNOTIQUE SPRAY HELEN CURTIS SPRAY NET _ DU BARRY SHAMPOO HAPPP EASTER TO ALL! Motorized Free Delivery Anywhere in Chateauguay And District Tel: OX.2-678 $3.95 $1.19 $2.0) \u201cLA CAVE REAUHARNOISE\u201d DIICSEl HOTFI 97 St.Laurent CO.8-3133 Beauharnois WHEN YOU VISIT US YOU SEE ONLY THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT \u201cLA CAVE BEAUHARNOISE\u201d A New Show Every Thurs., Fri.and Sat.BEAUHARNOIS 525 DES CEDRES at 9.30 and 11 p.m.OUR VERY BEST WISHES T.V.SERVICE MAPLE GROVE LAWRENCE SUN PAGE 18 PRIVATE LESSONS Wednesday, April 13, 1860 THE ST | CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED ADS tor \u201cThe Mn Lawrenie Sun\" may be phoned in to the tollowing uwumbers: V'FIELD : FR, 3-4994 \u2014 3.0404 VEAUMARNOIS CO.8 .4483 CHAIEAUGUAY: WILLIAMS URUGSTORE \u2014 OX.2-6715 Butler & Paule Realties Ltd.For every type of real estate.Chageauguay to Valleyfield Tel: OX, 2-673} FOR SALE WOODLANDS\u2014 Modern brick buuguwow; & bedrooms; iarge planned kitchen with dung area; tiled bath room; uully roum,; carport; landscaped; rric- $12,000 Cash $2,000.Ivenings Mrs.Goodteilow OX.2-8129.CHATEAUGUAY HEIGHTS\u2014 Charming stone bungalow, 1iv- ing room Wilh fireplace; 3 bed- roums, kitchen; tinished Piay- room and laundry room; ou system; attached garage.Asking $20,000; $3,000 cash, Owner wi hold 1st mortgage 6%; good terms.Evenings Mrs.Pritchard 0X.2-9243.BEAUHARNOIS \u2014 Large 6 room brick cottage.Every modern feature; 2 bathrooms; high dry basements.Inspect these new homes located on St.Andre street overlooking park.Price $11,900 Cash $800 and $80 mosmnly or $1600 and $68 monthly, Evenings Mrs.Atkinson CO.8-3401.CHATEAUGUAY PARK \u2014 Brick and stone bungalow to be moved from lot.Price $5,500.For information on how you can obtain an excellent house moved to a new location for a total price of not more than $8,750 with unusually low financing call us.Evening Mrs.Butler OX.2-4691.- CHURCH TRANSPORTATION, ST.GEORGES Morning Service transportation for St.George's Anglican Church has been arranged for a test period of eight weeks commencing 17th April, Cars will leave undermentioned departure points as follows.: Parkview, Parkview Blvd.and Laurier Street, 9.10 am.Prudential, St.Michael, St.and St.Patrick sqr.9.10 a.m.Chaleau- guay Park, Park Ave.and Edward Street 9.15 a.m, Further information can be ob- CHATEAUGUAY JOHN MARTIN DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS - UPHOLSTERY - Beautiful RANGE of fabrics \u2014 SHOP AT HOME SERVICE \u2014 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Get all ANTENNAS stations.Eas pay: ments if required.Installed VERYWHERE.Satisfaction gua ranteed, reputable firm.Call Val leyfield FR.3-1152.(Jan.- Feb.) USED FURNITURE We buy and sell anything of value.Liectric appliances, dishes, ete.Apply 253 Jacques Caruer or Call FR, 3-6766 Valleyfield.April 13-May-June Three piece girl's outfit, pink and check, size 2; $4.00.Cail OX.2-4214.April 13 Beautiful pedigree boxer puppy: fawn with white markings, black mask, $75.00.Call OX.2- 9253.April 13-20 Ducani Phyfe table with extension.4 chairs $35.00; also large desk $20.00.Call OX.2-20835.April 13 1 Upright piano; one 8 qu ft.Westinghouse refrigerator, 1 propane gas stove, \u2014 Call : OX.2- 6121.April 13-20-27 HOUSE FOR SALE Three bedrooms, livingroom, large kitchen, ceramic tiled bathroom, sunporch, large basement with finished playroom 36\u2019 x 10\u2019: semi finished attic, garage, landscaped lot.Located near schoo's.Call Valleyfield FR.3-0512.April 13-20 Beauce Construction Inc.\u2014 David Morell \u2014 For Sale 4 BUNGALOWS, on Jeanne D\u2018Arc, Beauharnois.C.M.H.C.Mortgages.3% rebate, Small down payment required.Open for inspection, CALL : CO.8-5581 or 5-3417.tained from Mr.John Friendlan- der at OX, 2-6020.OX.2-6611 JA Raphael Saint-Maurice.B.A, Lic.Sc.Ped, L.S.s EP.Toacher's School diploma M.b C.N, University certificate.Wils give private lessons.Apply a! 172 St.Charles, Valleyfield.(Jan.- Feb.) WANTED HANDY MAN To rent five room bungalow with bathroom.Pay 20% of rent vy doing mamnienance and re pair on house.Reasonable rent, Call FR.3-1507 or apply at 43 Blvd du Havre, Valleyfield.March 30 April 6-13 WILL MIND CHILDREN Woman living in Prudental project will mind childret for working mother.Ox.2-6416.Mar.30, Apl.6-13 SUMMER CAMP FOR SALE Located near Valleyfield Golf Club on Mr.Meloche's property near water.Call FR.3.1657 oc FR, 3-8000.March 30 and April FOR RENT 7 room house at 492 Blvd du Havre; 220 wiring, furnace.Phone FR.3-3475.April 6:13:20 FOR RENT Three modern room flat, tiled bathroom and kitchen, hardwood floors.Call CO.8-3061.April 6, 13, 20, 27 FOR RENT Two apartments 4% and 5% rooms; also one ofiice to rent in Chateauguay Basin; centrally located.Call OX.2-2013.April 13 HOUSE TO LET Chateauguay Heights, 6 rooms with garage, large grounds, clean; July 1st occupaney preferred; $55 a month.Call OX.2-9233.April 13-20 FOR RENT Five room downstairs apartment on Chateauguay river; 220 v., tiled floors, garage, immediate occupancy.Call Ste.Martine 313-ring 13.April 13-20 WEDDING.(From page 13) Chateauguay up to last year, when the family moved to La- chine.She attended Julius Richardson School and was a member of St.George's Church.The groom, known profes sionnally as Tim Harkness, plays baseball for Atlanta Crackers.He was recently the subject of an article in Look magazine.RED CROSS .(From page 16) Under the chairmanship of Miss Helen Boa, the Canadian Red Cross will start their Annual Fund raising Campaign in the Woodlands and Bellevue districts on April 19th.This year the volunteer convassers ure, Mrs.A.Auger, Mrs.J.Barr, Mrs.Hamilton, Mrs.E.Hyslop, Mrs.A.Oneson, Mrs.P.Parent, Mrs.J.Perkins, Mrs.GS.Pri- EYE SPECIALIST Dr MAURICE BRODEUR (B.A.O.D., L.Se.O., Licensed Optometrist Univ.of Montreal) 201 Victoria \u2014 Val.eyfield \u2014 Appointments Daily 23 Hélène St.MARCEL QUESNEL L.S.C., CA.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Valleyfield TEL, FR.3-4870 FR-3-6400 Arth.W.Sullivan QUEBEC LAND SURVEYOR 217 Victoria Toi: FR.3-5021 Valleytield Eric Leduc OPTOMETRIST Tuh CO.3.9300 PR.3-3200 Boavharnels Valleyfleld 14-A RICHARDSON Roger Gagné \u2014 INSURANCE BROKERS \u2014 TEL.OFFICE CO.8-4981 Res.CO.8-3883 LOUIS LABERGE TEL.CO.84654 REPRESENTATIVE 490 CEDAR STR.GERARD GENDRON GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER FIRE \u2014 THEFT \u2014 CAR \u2014 REAL ESTATE 110 ELLICE \u2014 Beauharnois \u2014 TEL.CO.8-3707 3 Des Cèdres Si.FRANCOIS DORVAL, B.A., LL.B LAWYER 110 Ellice St.\u2014 Beauharnois \u2014 Tel.CO.8-4790 | Tel.: CO.8-3437 128 Eliice { - | Ernest Dupont Regd INSURANCE BROKERS | OX.2-6141 CHATEAUGUAY Life \u2014 Fire \u2014 Theft Auto \u2014 Accident chard, Mrs.F.Raymond and Mrs.A.Wright.The absence of Mrs W.Berry and Mrs.Metcalf who helped so able last year will be regreted.; Last year\u2019s campaign was a most successful one and our District was commended on ils fine efforts.Please remember the great work done by our Red Cross when the canvasser calls | on your and GIVE!! CHATEAUGUAY'S FINEST QUALITY CLEANERS! SHIRTS 15 PRINCIPAL STREET HAND LAUNDERED \u2014 REPAIRS \u2014 FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.24 HOUR SERVICE - PRONE OX.2-2343 PRESSING WHILE YOU WAIT CHATEAUGUAY CLEANERS And Valet Service Reg'd.OPEN DAILY 8 T0 6 PM.CHATEAUGUAY CENTRE CHARLEMAGNE TURCOT \u2014 NOTARY \u2014 Beauharnois Tel.CO.8:3) 26 | WOODLANDS PICTURE FRAMING (J.L.Mercier, prop.) GLASS OF ALL KINDS Mirrors made to Order ARTIST MATERIALS EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR *TWINDOW\" THE WINDOW WITH BUILT IN INSULATION Also Fiber Glass Screening 248 Blvd Rd WOODLANDS Phone OX.2-8512 AGRE 16 THE Beauharnois Social and Personal Correspondent : Mrs.Hetty Graham TEL.: CO.8-3172 \u2014_ Mr.John Kilgour returnen to Lishops College School after spending a nid-term vacation with lus parents, Mr and Mrs.CW Kilgour Mrs Wo LK Kilgour spent Satuv- day at Port Neuf, Que, Mr.and Mrs, Viano Muhli of Sudbury are visiting Mr, and Mrs A, Kokka through Easter week.Mrs.Muhli is Mr.Kokko's sister.Mrs.Go Tremblay held a supper pariy Saturday evening fur teenagers to say farewell to Miss Koberta Hayes The regular monthly meeting of Trinity Church Womens Auxiliary and Guid will mect in Trinity Hall Tuesday April 19 at eight o'clock, O.r deepest sympathy is extended to Mr.and Mrs.George Ascraft Mr Ascraft's brother ded suddenly Friday at his home in Toronto, Mrs.Jacques Turnbull and Mrs.DC.Currie were hostesses at a dinner party Friday evening for Mr.and (Mr: George Hayes who are leaving Beauharnois to take up residence in Memphis Tenn.Mrs.Hayes was presented with a figurine as a farewell token of esteem, Rev.Barry Valentine and Mrs.Valentine were out of town guests, The annual Easter thank offer ing meeting of the Evening Department WMS.St.Edwards Preshyterian Church will meet in the church ha!l Tuesday April 19 at eight olclock.Mrs.Hettje Graham will give an illustrated talk on her trip to British Guiana.CARD PARTY A successful card party was held on Tuesday evening April 5th in the Beauharnois Intermediate School Auditorium.There were approximately 70 people in attendance and a wide varicty of card games were played after which refreshments were served by the ladies of the Library Committee.Table prizes were given o.t and about 16 people went home with door prizes.The lucky winners of the raffle were.Mrs.K.Potter, Maple Grove, Mrs, L.Landry, Beauharnois, Mrs.A.Crawford, Woodlands.The proceeds of this function will go into a fund at the Schoo! set up by the Library Committee for the purpose of purchasing a | set of Encyclopedia Britannica.The Fund is open to anyone wishing to make a contribution.This enjoyable evening could not have been possible if it were not for the generous donations given by the merchants in and around Beauharnois.WOODLANDS (By P.Gleave) Last Friday evening Mrs.George Jenner gave a baby shower fo\" Mrs.Peter Ross.The shower was attended by the mothers of the W.R.A.Nursery School of which Mrs.Ross is President.Birthday greetings to Kathy Scott who had her 10th birthday on March 29th and to Sharon Rae also 10 on April 4th.8T LAWRENCE RED CROSS CAMPAIGN .Woodlands \u2014 Bellevue (Continued on page 15) Pronovost Gifts ° To Beauharnois Marcel Pronovost, the well known Detroit hockey player from Beauharnois presented the Beauharnois Recreation Center & the O.T.J.each with a sizeable cheque, last night, Tuesday, during the hockey television program over CBFT.Last month the City of Beau- harnois presented the Detroit Defenceman with a brand new car.- Beauharnois Makes Bid For Peugeot Plant Prospects that Peugeot of Canada Ltd.may build an assembly plant in the vicinity of Beauharnois are still good.This is the word from Mayor Real Demers after a French newspaper story last week mentioned that the French Automobile manufacturing Company is interested in building in the Province of Quebec, particularly near Montreal and on the St.Lawrence Seaway.While President of the company, Bernand Nantel has since lef for Paris for further discussions on the matter the SUN was told by reliable sources that a decision in the matter might be expected within the next few weeks.One of the reasons why pre- \u2014 S UN Wednesday, April 13, 1060 | BOYER'S STATIONERY 61 ELLICE OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT BEAUHARNOIS CO.8-565) ference might be given to Beau- harnois over other places is that the company is anxious tu export to the United States and Beauharnois has both water and rail transport available.Mayor Demers told the SUN that he and the council are doing everything within their power to convince the Company that WISH THEM A Easter St.Laurent Tel.: CO.8-3336 HAPPY EASTER EXCELLENT CHOICE OF DELICIOUS Chocolates Pharmacy LAROSE BEAUHARNOIS it should establish itself in Beauharnois.The company now produces some 5,000 cars a year and the Peugeot is fast increasing in popularity.An assembly plant would provide work for at least several hundred men.Watch the SUN for the latest developments.Ellice Tel.: CO.8-3004 Life can be pleasant.an MOLSON Canada\u2019s largest selling wo "]